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The Portland daily press., 1881-11-10
STEAMERS.
European Ticket Office.

Cabin and Steerage Tickets by the
Cunard, Allan, Enman, White Star and
Anchor Lines of European Steamers
sailing weekly from Boston and New York. For
further particulars call on or address
z. p. MCGOWAN, Bookseller,
n Sssa CONGRESS- STREET, DIT
The Portland daily press., 1881-11-10
WANTS.
WANTED.

naa gemais ~ a oa seSG aadIss S anI taP
mot newspaper business.) Address with
references only to j. G.. G.. & Co., Des
MOines, la. Bex 54S.
nov9 d3t
The Portland daily press., 1881-11-10

INTERNATIONAL STEAMSHIP co.
Eastport, Me-, Calais, Me-, st.
John, N. B., Halifax, N. S.,
CharlOttefOWm, p. e. 1.
The Portland daily press., 1881-11-10
WANTED.

ITO buy Schooner Smack, So to 60 tons N. n.
4 Well smack preferred. F. w. MILLER & CO.,
Mobile, Ala. oct29d2ms
The Portland daily press., 1881-11-10
REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

VyHE Orrington Flour Mill, situated in the town
u of Orrington, Maine, about three miles from
the City of Bangor. Said mill has a never failing
water power, two run of four foot burrs and all
ness. Always ground more or less western wheat
and has the reputation Of being the best -four mill
In the vicinity. Good dwelling house goes with the
mill. Reason for selling: Ill health OF the proprio-
tor. For further information, call on or address
BRASTOW BROS,
ect21d&wtf43 Brewer Village, Maine
The Portland daily press., 1881-11-10

PAYSON TUCKER, Sup't.
Portland, Oct. 18th, 1881.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-18

The NEW Board Of Health seeus IN
De going to work vigorously and if their
rules are carried out the most beneficial
results must follow. We would COM
mend careful reading of the rules
adopted by the Board, and the instruc-
uonS given for fumigating and di,in-
lectlng places where there have been
contagious diseases. There is one
tIlng, however, that the Board so far as
we can see from the published reports
has failed to provide for, and that i,
the disinfectantS for poor people who
cannot purchase them. Pounds of
birthstone and bags Of copperas cost
money and many of the unfortunate
people afflicted with smallpox, could
not buy a steamboat if it was selling
1or ten cents We are finding no fault
with the new Board of Health. indeed
we are pleased with the vigorous man.
her In which it proceeds in the dis
charge of its duties, for which it will
receive our hearty support, but we hope
we may be allowed to suggest to the
Board that it is highly necessary that
dislhfectantS should be provided by the
City Council to be used by the execu-
tive officers in disinfecting the premises
OF poor people who are not able to buy
for themselves. can
ounce Of prevention is worth pound of
cure"
Daily Republican., 1881-05-18
Roads 10 The River.

Now that the committee of the Coun.
Gil have gone so far in the contemplated
highway TO The Delaware, we hope no
backward step will be taken until the
road is constructed. As the drift of
public sentiment seems TO favor the
route on the north side of the Christi
ana at the present time. our advice to
Mr.. Paynter, who is the only member
ofthe committee that opposes that route,
would be for him to join in and help the
project through. 1t is represented that
Mr.. Paynter will fight the northern
route as long as he can, and when he
can do no more to prevent its construc-
tion, he wi, then turn in and do all he
can to further the success of the under
taking. This determination is credita-
bic TO Nr. payntcr but we would suC.
gest to him that rs the northern road
will surely be constructed it will be
done sooner if he ceases to oppose it.
We need road 10 the Delaware and
should have one this sumner. Of
course Mr Paynter knows his own
business, but as soon as the northern
road is built we would suggest to him
then that be demand that one should be
built on the south side also. There is
need of two roads to the river, and both
we doubt not would be well patronized. |
Wilmington now has population of
40, 600 and larger share of the manu-.
tacturers of the country than usually
fall to the lot Of such cities. She should
have had road TO the river twenty
years ago, and by this time there would
have been second road. 1t is not cred.
liable to the manufacturing enterprise of :,
'ur city that az least one road has nor
re this been constructed. We believe y
here are men already well advanced in :.
life who will live to see several high :.
ways to the river and stretching awav =,
'Ver in the direction of Edge Moor, and -
'arallel streets crossing them, and in .
he present century we have no doubt r
'herry Island marsh will be dotted all -
yer with manufactures. Then let Mr.. y
'aynter cease opposing the northern r
Dad, hut as soon as it is constructed, ~
1t him push for one on the South ~
de also. After one is built there will
e not half the trouble in getting the X
9cond bnilt and so on one after the cr
ther as fast as the manufacturing in an
arestS Of the city enlarge and de ii,
land more outlets for trade. Under mi
le circumstances we hope the present th
INNER viii not pass away without at TO
asst one road to the river having been tn,
L.,
Daily Republican., 1881-05-18
Can't Hurt the Party.

A great many well meaning people
IN the Republican party are afraid that
troubles will disrupt the party oryani-
zatlon and result in throwing the GOV.
ernment into the hands of the Demo-
Gratis who coutt not govern it when they
mad 1t score or more Of years ago,
There is not particle Of cause for such
nmld anxiety. The Republican party
olu not spring up simply to enjoy Fed
eraI patronage and fatten on power and
once. II was organized in weakness in
numbers but in strength when the holy
cause which brought it into existence is
taken into consideration. The partv
that saved the Union and struck the
shackles Of slavery from the limbs Of
four millions Of human beings is
actuated by higher motives than to he.
come party III the scramble for official
position. II has always prospersd m
der independence and will do so as long
as the party shows itself independent.
The mass Of the American people love
independence in parties as we'll as in
individuals and they will support that
party which shows the greater indc-
pendence Senator Conkling should
nave learned long ago that the Repub-
hcan party can live without him, and
neither needs nor wants dictators.
hatred OF oppression and naughty die
tatlon are some of the principal compo-
nents which brought the party into ex.
lstence. II he is content to remain and
be ore OF the great party of freedora
and equality that has carved its name
upon the monument Of liberty and in
dependence, he will be welcome but
when he insists that he has more rights
IN that party and attempts to WELD ,
more power than is consistent for man
who loves liberty, then there is no room
IN the party for him or any other per- ;
son who would subvert the party to
personal ends. The Republican party
ol Che United States consists of 4, 900.
ooo voters and Mr.. Conkling is one of ,
Cneln only If the Republican party
VIII out adhere to the great principles :
OF liberty and justice which called it .
lnto existence, nothing can hurt it, bnt ,
whenever it become, subservient and =,
submits to the dictation of power its v
influence for good will cease an, il will =
become like the Democracy-a party
with no other object in view than the y
attainment of power and the enioy- u
ment OF official patronage. o
Daily Republican., 1881-05-18
ID EiISTER'S ORDER.

n y u E''i~I tk y 'IFFlTG,
New CASTLE COrNTY. May q 1851.
Upon the application of Ana Haley. admin.
lS'ratrH Of RcnInmln haley. late ofC Chnstiana
Hundred. in sad county. deceased, it is or.
dercd aud directed hl The Register that the
Administrator aforesaid give notice of the
granting Of Letters uf Administration upon
estate Of deceased with the date of granting
thereof by causing advertisements to hr posi-
ed within forty days from the date of such
Lcltrrs, Ia ,iN of IL" most public places fthc
county Of New Castle. rcquiriug all person.
having demands against the cSta,o TO present
the same or abide by an art of Assembly, in
such caSc made and provided: and also cause
the same To Dee Inserted within the same
period N the DELAWARE REPUBLICAN. a
newspaper published In Wilmington. and to
be continued lhrrrtu three weeks. (r-o-dn
- Given under ,hC hand and seal Of
l.. :. utRrr uC the R,gi,,cr aforesaid. at
- Wilmington. IN New Castle county,
the uay aul year above written.
:. {. RIGGS. Register.
N"rIrE-hll lpcrsuu. haViug claims against
The esta," OF the deceased must present the |
same duly attcstcd tu tEo tlmtuiStratrlx. on |
u before May =, \. H.. 1852. or abide the Act |
u Assembly in such Crsr mad" and provided !
Ann HALEY, Admir-.
Address Wilmington, VEL mylO
Daily Republican., 1881-05-18

CoNKLING AND Plat may have to
stay out Of the Senate longer than they
hargained for without vindication, the
Senate OF New York showing a disposi-
tlon to avoid going into an election of
Senators and leaving it with new Sen.
ate fresh from the people. If vindica-
ton is what the two Senators are after.
this is the only plan by which they can
be fully vindicated. This, however, no
doubt, is more than the Senators BAR
gained for.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-18
REGISTERS ORDERS.
ID EGlSTER'S ORDER.

ID pEGlSTER'S ORDER.
III RRGIsTERS OFPICE,
NEw CASTLE County, May Id, 1881.
Upon the application Of Eliza kilmPr and
John X. Klmer. Executors Of Robert kilmer
late of Wilmington HID, in said county, de
ceased, ii is ordered and directed by the Reg.
lister that the Administratrx Aforesaid give
notice of granting Of Letters Testament ,ry on
estate OF the deceased. with the date Of grant.
ing thereof, by causing advertisements to be
posted within forty daySfrOm the date Of such
letters in six Of the most public places Of the
county OF New Castle requiring all persons
having demands against the estate TO present
the same. or abide 10y an act Of Assembly in
such case made and provided; and also cause
the same TO he inserted within the same
period in the lIELAw AUE REPu BLIcAN, anews.
paper published in Wilmington, and to be
continued therein three weeks (c-O-d)
- Given under the hand and seal Of
! L. $. Office Of the Register aforesaid, at
~ Wilmington. in New Castle County.
aforesaid, the day aud year above written.
Sc. RIGGS, Register
NOTICE. All persons having claims against
he estate of the deceased must present the
'ame. duly atteSt,d 10 the Administrative. on
n before May lt, lNNl. or abide the act Of
Assembly in such case unde and provided.
IL N klLMER.
JOHN h klLMER.
Executors
Address W llm,Dgton, Del, myl7
Daily Republican., 1881-05-18
Garneld's Firmness.

II the troubles in the Republican
party will do no more good than t.
teach United States Senators that they
have something else to do than to be
lleve or imagine that their chief func.
ton and dearest prerogative is to con-
troll Federal patronage, then they will not
fail Of good purpose, and if this is all
that can occupy their minds, Conkling
and Plat should remain where they
now are, ont Of the Senate, and others
should follow their example and resign
1t is about time that Presidents should
assert their power and be what they
were elected to he-not the bob-tail to
Senators kites but the head of the
government. 1t is evident that Prssi-
dent Garfield intends to be President of
the United States, and Senator's who
are welded to the diSpenSation of doing
out Federal patronage might as well
make up their minds that they can on,v
have their recommendations fairly con-
sidered like those of other representa-
tive leaders who are not in the Senate.
subject to approval or rejection at the
discretion of the President. 1t is clear
that the President intends that all ele.
ments which go to make up the Repub-
lican party shall be represented and
justly treated in the appointments
whether Senators from the States in
which the appointment is made ap-
prove them or not.
The great objection to President
Grant was that he was really not PreSi-
lent but permitted himself to be con-
rolled by the same influences which
ire nav making all the trouble, and
wen President Hayes, though an i'm
'rovement over Grant in that one 70
peCt, was also accused Of weakness !
nd vacillation and Of permitting others
control the appointments. President a
art1eId was an active member Of Con- Il
'ess during President Grants two $
rms and President Hayes one term :,
office, and is therefore fully cosni. I
mt of the failures and troubles which {;
Lmpered those administrations. and y
is acting wisely in avoiding the pit HI
lis and snares iLto which they fell. N n
le President in effect informs the pub. II
that while he will listen to suggcs- :
ms and earnestly seek to recogniz" all s.
.mentS fairly and Justly, he does not II
oppose to resign his authority in the Il
after or submit to Senatorial dirta- n
n as to whom he may or may not ap. Hl Hn
int to office, and the mass of the an
ople will bear him out in the stand an am
has taken. pc
Daily Republican., 1881-05-18

hlATlSi ih = VI lI T..
NEW CASTLE COUNTY. April y, 1851.
Upon the application Of Annie Dcrri akson,
ENccutrlN Of Cornelius hc'rCksOn, late Of NJ IN
Creek Hundred. in said county, deceased.
II Is ordered and directed by the Register
that the Administrator aforesaid give notice
# granting Of Letters Tcstamcutary upon
the estate Of the deceased, with the date OF
granting Thereof, b! causing advertisements
10 be posted within forty days from the date
II such Letters in s.N Of the most public pla-
rrs Of the county of New Castle. requiring all
persons having demands against the estate to
Present the same or abide by an Act Of As
scmblY IN such case m's.lr and provided and
al'u cause the sane ~ De inserted within the
same period in the DELAWARE RErUBLIcAS.
a newspaper published In Wilmington and To
be continued therein three weeks. le-0-d).
1 - Given under the hand and seal Of
Ls. Ottlce of the Register aforesaid at
- Wilmington. in New Castle county
iuTusaid, the day aud year above written.
) &, BlGGS, Register.
NVTICE.-All persons having claims against
he estate Of The deceased must present the |
ame. duly attcStrd To the EIecutrix, on |
r before april 2l. lNs2. or abide the Act Of |
assembly in such casc made and provided.
ANNIE DtRkGESON, ENccutrS
Address :-Marshautun. Del. Tyll-dS 3tw
Daily Republican., 1881-05-18

AMONGST THE political sxcitements
of the times, Senator Bayard can look
down from his palatial residence on
Linden heights on $4,000 disfranchised
subjects who have 40 voice in eleetinp
a Legislature and he can say to himself !:
my seat m the United States Senate is
safe so long as 5000 voters have no repre-
sentation in the Legislature. Happy
Bayard, how he loves justice and
equality
Daily Republican., 1881-05-18

THE GREAT and prosperous State ol
Kansas is now experiencing the diifi.
Guilty Of enforcing her prohibitory Ii.
quor law which has only been in era.
ton a .ittlc over two weeks. The enc
mics of the law are cndcavoring tomakr
the law odious by enforcin. it according
to the letter whether it be according TO
the spirit or not They insist that the
law torbids the use of wine for sacra-
mental or medical purposes, but Gov.
ernor St John denies that its language
is capable Of any such construction and
insists that its aim is to prevent solely
the use Of liquor as IA beverage. The
SacramentaI wine question will il is said
soon come before the courts As many
ministers have given notice that they
viii not regard the law if it prohibit,
the use Of Wine for sacranemtal purpo-
ses. II will be- something of a novel;,
10 see ministers prosecuted for violation
of a prohihitory liquor law that they
were active in having passed by the
Legislature. They will now know how
it is themselves to be prosecuted for the
illegal sale of liquor. If "a prohibitory |
aw can succeed anywhere it should in
Kansas, where there are no large cities,
'hu which contains an agricultural pop
nlation Of an intensely earnest and pub
lc spirited character. 1t is evident.
however, that the question ofthe enforce.
nent OF repeal of the law is destined To-
'e bone Of conteLtion and disturbing
Iement in Kansas politics for many
ears to come.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-18
" Office To CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals " Il he received bv the
co nmttee appointed by the Levy Court Of
New 'AStle county, for the construction Of "A
piled bridge ON the site Of the old bridge
| across 81 Augustine marsh and creek The
| bridge to he constructed with white oak pile.
CAPS. strngerS and plank the railing 10 be-
nf either white oak or white = ne Length Of
bridge about 500 feet. w!dth 10 feat, t. be
wIdeUed in two places To a width Of 20 feet
each length Of 50 feet. lhe work to be
hraced and boItrd in 4 good and substantial
manner, the piles to be driven to Il sold fJun-
datiOn
Sealed proposals will also be received for the
constructor Of IN earth road ON the same site.
ju he OF a width not less than thirty feet ON
the top, the sides tn have slope Of at least
my degrees. an when finished to be at least
hitecn feet above l,w water with "a bridge
about severity in length and twenty feet in
WIuth across ST Augustine creek, constructed
on piles Vi white OAK, tiVe piles to bent. the
Dents u be eight feet apart we'll hraced and
buIted, caps. StrnGCrS aud plank to be Of
white oak. railing to he Of white pine with
W otcncribhcd ahutmrnts hvc feet Of he ton
u when 10 be good white pine faced timber
Proposals. VIII also he received at the same
time ana place for the construction of the
ane work and in the same manner partly in
wood and partly in earth.
Specifications can be seen on application to
william Polk, Odessa Delaware.
All proposals must be addressed to William
Polk, Levy Court Room. Wilmington. Della.
ware, and delivered on or before / O'Clock
A. NJ, on Monday, May -. 1851.
The committee reserve the right to reject |
my or all bids.
EHktsf1aE MiRkihA Eqfh; qFfEhH;lGlR, lcommf,tee
WILLIAM Ii. BRIGHT, \ myl37t
Daily Republican., 1881-05-18

ANOTHER STEP has been taken in
recognition of the rights of colored men
IN Delaware. Coroner Weldin has plac-
ed Andrew r. Henry, an intelligent
coiored man, on a jury of inquest Mr..
Henry is the first colored man in Della
ware ever summoned to serve upon a
'coroner's inquest.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-18

THE BOARD Of Health shows its I'M
partisan character by ordering official
notices to be published in all the daily
papers. We commend this liberality
to other branches of the city Govern
ment.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-18
A n EVENING OF SONG.
NOTICES.
REUBEN SATrERTHWAlT1
Trustee, &C.,
FREDERICK KLAIR.
Trnst,a nt al


FREDERICK KLAIR. County.
Trustee. ct. al In Partition.
And now, to wit, this twcnty-third day Of
February, A. D., 1881. il appearing TO the
Chancellor by the affidavit Of Philip X Clark.
Sheriff of New Castle county. that Of .he de.
PENDANTS in this cause the following have no
known place OF abode within New Castle
county. and cannot be served personally with
a summons in PARTITION TO wit lanes Hay.
| lett. Emily Robinson, Christopher Robinson
! Mary >Outhgate, Robert Soulhgatr. Robert
| hayictt, William Haylctt, John Haylett.
Henry Hayiett, Ann Pla'trn. William Pat,
ten, Rosetta Francis, John Francis, Emily
OSwick, George bSwtck, Elizabeth Blanrh
and George Blanch that the said defendants
James lia!ett and William Hayletj reside
in the State Of Pennsylvania: and that the
sad defendants Emily Eohlnson. ChriStophcr
Robinson. Mary SouthEatr Robert South. |
gate. Robert Haylttt Iuhn Haylctt Henry |
haylett, Ann Platten, William PiAttcri. |
Rosetta Francis. John Frlurs Emily tIswick,
froige Oswick, Elizabeth BlaHch and George
b'anch reside in Eng and: ana no appearance
'er the said defendants named in the order
having been entered at the return Of the sun
mons lSSued for them. il Is thrrrupun On mo-
ton OF Anthony Higgins. Esq.. solicitor for
the fetluoner, ordered by the Chancellor
That the said defendants James Haylctt,
EuIlly Robinson. CHRISTOPHER kohILsru. Mary
Southgate Robert Suuthyatc, Robert HAY.
lett, William Haylctt John Hayl"tt. Henry
haylett, Ann platlrn. William Plittrn.
Rosetta Francis, John Francis. En- " h,svtck
George Oswick, Elizabeth BlAach ard George
Hdnch do appear before the Chancellor vt
MS Chambers IL Dover. on ur before the siStn [
lay Of June, A. D., 1881. and Snow cause. # !
l1N they have, why Partition Of the premises !
Il the petition described. .hOHId not he made J.
IccordiMg to the prayt thereof or that the
1ctItlon be taken pro couhS>O ~ TO the above
lamed defendants. aud tn" Register in
'hahcery is ordered to cause copies Of th. q
rider % be published hy hand-biu at the
,ourt House door and in the office Of the
taglster ll Chaucery for the period Of thirty u
avs next preceding the said sixth day mf =
une, 4. d., 1881, aud also in the Daily RE- I"
IhLirAN, newspaper published in the city o.
f " ilmingtun.
Attest: J. NJ, HOU SENAN.
myS kpg g {, -
Daily Republican., 1881-05-18
Do Y ou w an t
Clothing

If SO consult your own
interest and look at the
stock at J. 7. MULLIN
& SONS, Sixth and
Market streets, who will
be glad to show you
their assortment. They
have bought largelyand
for cash, which gives
them the best assort-
ment at the least prices.
They have the finest
goods to be found for
MERCHANT TAIL
ORING.
mBr5.n,w.s4u
Daily Republican., 1881-05-18
DEMOVAL.

NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS ARE FOR.
~ bidden TO trust my wife, Matte l..
Higgins, on my account, as she has left INV
bed and board, without cause, and will not
pay any debts contracted bv her.
myl6.3tt JAMES l.. HIGGINS.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-18
SUNNI

III AVN NOV
- W. sth stree
Daily Republican., 1881-05-18
Ha,yw;
ON vi
OCEAN

Having taken t.
ous and eligibly
season Of 1881, / W
ceptlon Of guest
grounds, fine shad
|aa |aatlon OF guests.
who desire to enga|
ne ne day of openinnp|
'dletown, Del. l7-ot
Daily Republican., 1881-05-18
DEGISTER'S ORDER.
REGSTER'S OFFICE.

Address Wilmington, Del,
, 1881-09-08

state Ronrd or Equal atlzn&lUn-Ltconsnd
to 0rgunizc.-..Afhcr Items.
sptttal E::sateA d.1fs Chteaoo 7rL1ns.
srnlSnfiELn. ILL.,, sept. 5.-Thc slnte floar1 Of
Equalization met today. 4 communication wH
received. nn1 ordered filed. from tho launrh III
Supervisors OF Hamilton County stating ltllt tho
ussessillUi!t III that cohty fur lSs1 IL fair as
sessnent WHEN tho cruF'-proApucts wcro gsNti,
hut. Anco iu1uru hns resulted 1T consequence
Of tho droutt. thereby dlmlM!ahi,Iy tho valuu uf
rchl property fully u per Gcnt and pcrsunal
prn,crty III per cent. whIls food for beAst And
nln hits increased l00 por cent. and saytnR TINT
tito peure to Il large extent will bu unable tn
puy tnxcs, tho lrttpr colrlutcs by askl1v of tho
hoard snch relief ns sluy ba !t iss power tu Hlve
The boarsl then md}.a.r.,ctl.
Thu Secretary NJ Snto to-day Iss,,cd licc1lse IL
organ1zo to tic Champion Publishing Cn.r1pany
OF Chea9o: cnpltal stock, $13.Uoj; corporhturs.
l'nnl Shcrtur, william II. Patterson. ind Frod
3uuNers.
Certificates Of organization were Issnrd rs ful-
lows: 10 lilo Ancient Order OF lltlerl,iAi.s Ut
DO knlb tnituty; g,rW,rators, i. ". Gallagher.
fhot,as 1o1.lnl,, j; cn.,!dy, Fsllx @ Nnrtay,,
y. Wright. !. l.. Wright, Frank N. Curtis. ". T..
ties. aid llhhry ntsicst!tI, THO singers En9rtls
nf untCd l}nMilcrs 0f West l,oltuviflu; ri,lcct.
thu cultivation IT fdtlr-yOcett RHtlE: t,ll1uera:
President. August lkuIsbnek: SftrctHty, Peter
nlchl; Trcasurer, I.uuLs voss: TRUSTED, Uuor4r
King.
Thu Auditor tolnv en,,celel $l.tND worth ur
Newton Township. Livingston County, bunds.