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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-09-24

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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-09-24
SHERIEF SALE.
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Wa. II. Warren, Admit. 91pY v

wsu: u. Warren, Adnr. Try sitt.:s: .
Geo W Coats c. al. i a ne ss aifes.Sa
fro;n the Court Of Common fka5 of Delaware
County, Ohio, / shall ofvr ut public sale, ut the
door of the Court HOUSE, IN delaware, Oh Mon
day, the 10th dRy OF sePt'r. 1858, between the
said day, the following 1escribed real estate, to
sit: Situated in Th5Iup solt township, delaware
county, Ohio, ON the west siie of the SciOto riv-
err Beginning at an ash and sugar tree and
iron Wood, the north east corner of John Has
kius' back lot in west line of Lot NJ. Is of n
survey made by Baum & Perry thence south So
degrees west QUE hundred ana eighty nine rods
with said Iiaskits h6rti liue to his north west
corfier, dogwood, ironSood and beeeh trees
thence north 81 degrees west, with the Yves: line
OF lot No. 81 Of the aforesaid survey, made by
Joel Wright, eighty-six rods TO u corner, bur
oak, red oak and swamp ash; thence north. ST
degrees east one handEed and eighty eight
rods TO u corner, two ashes and iron WOOD, in
the west line OF Lot No. Ii; thence south toar
degrees east with the west line OF lot No. IL 70
the place of Notwithstanding one hundred
aud ons acres and fft5 one rods, being part OF
Lot No. d.. ~ :
the one uboSe descri6ed-Beginping Ut two ash :.
cs and iron wood, north east oofpcr OF Ruburt-
son " hits's lot. the west line OF Lot. No. 10 of
d survey made by JOSH Wright for said Baum ~
Ferry; thence south Sc degrees west loS yAls t..
y corner, bur oak, red oak aud swamp ASH, the
north west corner OF Robertson Whites lot;
tlienre north s l-2 degrees west So rode to v
corner, white oak, beech and swamp ash, ov
the west line OF Lot No. 81 o: the aforesaid
survey; thence north % degrees ussl isJ Fods
to q corner, beech, elm and hack berry in the
west line of Lot No. II; thence with SAID liur
to the place of MISUNDERSTANDING onu buu-
dred acres, one mere and " rods bvlng part of
Lots Nos. % and 10 as surssye cd By Josi Wright
CHARLES SHERMAN, Sheriff
Aug 20, 1888. $3.50 Is.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-09-24
SHERIFF'S

STATE CT OHIO, DELAWARE COUNTY, IS.
The araiAsd ettcssrs of said { oun,y OF Delaware. are
hereby nss .nvA turs~ general Electian. viii be hsla as re-
said county,, Oh tuesday tho Ith day of DC uher, I75e, at
which Ia. - u l lace " u be chosen 10 aAllot.
ono person 10. 4he Judge o I The Supreme Court
Attorney General,
tunAptnolh r.
bear OF fuuNc WORKS
One person for Juige Of CeIri OF CanIpon ~ Ne,
One person, tor Representative Ia Longrsss Tor the Oh
Gtngressisaa4 pistrfrf.
Sheriff"
Prosecuting Atorpes.
a.. ComnisstoneS.
" Coroner
" inbru1Ary Director.
One person in each rownship. fer ASSESSORS of Real prop
erty. See Laws OF 1855, pages to and 81. And tas Irus c 9
u gas several ToeRah Ups in said Cauoty OF Del.waIs Are
rcQuiredso furnish shc CLERK oil the CouFt of Comnlon fieaS
tbs following nunheE OF Jurors log kasrr Respective own
RRsrsfAAras. ns,asnrsa:. Liberty !.
Brown q asricm s. Ostord
sC5ncor5 ., Kingston d Orange
kadnor s. Tsuppssp ! arsy
Ard slss shs Trustees e .hs ssysssl Tsw.u.hip. Up said
the Court OF Prqhsis. Us iollo,sipgs puzpssr of Jar,Ts ior
their respective tswnshils, to-wlt:
ss:Esssg. Il EEissIssslss EEs sssss
Brown =. 10 Liberty ..,..l4 6cioc....JI
GoSoSrd,., hsElbos9qes Zhennsap
Gspq,..s ..l,. CrADgs..s. Trenton NJ
An ~ which Is p9rsusnt % aw,
W5sasss ny o@ei~l sAeasrprss tAs SD day az sspsephsr.
CHARLES SHERMAN, Sheriff.
f H4D4E 7 ION ST.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-09-24

Is was aiso ordered In further pursuance Of the abere re
eitsd ass thai public notice os gwen In !le nenspapers OK
al appraistnenI dissricts, ~ ahIIsh.l Aaore. an 1 p rselaln Ing
the riectlpn Of A ppr sis-rn at the sext octuoer elextton-p
THIS qualified eIerg.rs ofsAiA DslAe&Are conntS are, tkere=
ere. nsresy h5laad ~ eject, Atthe usAs annuai Ortober
election ia each Iuwnsnip. sHe L=Alni &sarH-ur Ter The re-
AppIAi>nient OF the lands and to~n-iutx tAersin, in tbs year
- ~ ID. y. RIIODL.S. 81
Sept. II, sses.-4t. Aadtter Del. Go.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-09-24
Farm for Sale.

FKNnR HnG Farm, situated ON the wcat bank Df ~ GmAm
l. riS-s. at shS ercanlng Of the .. ~. d y. RRtRfR2& &@aa
talniBS IA Aeres. Of hnrefhuatsa Reipnging " CAL MS6nGn
.f the late George a. Crylrx ~dreeaheds ID Or sale yAs
FARM has q large uew Brick tluass tp6t Qui n ahirAs4. Aas
shsr ebnafay;1hle hSnse, with barns aud sther eutbtai1tka&
IA o uEchAfde OF ehsisr fruits, and apthefs e1nrsnieneaMz
Rae Sc1L, Bridge esaNsn Of The 5. T.. 4 r. katira 4 = -
90 sztt farm.
FER trTlas. and e:Aef. ~infesnAsisa. 1l4eses ,Se ssss~ss~.
~ neisN6re. Z.
JuiS . lsSs.-1 z.BrRH. Aa.y
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-09-24
PEI fumsry, &C.

EsIxE Ivory hNnlis Table Knives. ) siros: ane ReAa
Z kD:vss. american and knsllsh makss fher ass ~ SO
k.sers; also straps brpshes. &e- safhe feen1 -
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-09-24
HOME TESTIMONY.

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larry a .lsr /. a .nd souss, aud vi > MY trade .scy have
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RETAIL sEscss,
vesesaess ftns. -. ..%.~~.Sa..s ~ ha y eta
sarsass -4sa $500 -..sas,I s.st%,ss p.f 6osus, 81 %
t1ata4Fa ! taGapNA. ,....-+ -....-..-. H1cS.
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ps.ss,! s.''s s.sSp ssSSss 3 g.
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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-09-24
NEW GOODS!

al: which he ossrs at prisas las, e4nuys i.n "a V%vss 80
aeterJ ~ the purchaser. Rroanew tAAea ia saeheass A
Coca. as a@sd. Please give wA call. -F
F. My =, lH5S o. EkMRMMAr
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-09-24
PROCLAMATION.
LAND ASSESSORS. FOR 1855

TsaE Commissioners OF Delaware county, Ohio, a. ulsr
4 JaHr CESSATION, iraSimAi, he following order A1a ensbfso
the same o4 their Journal. t6sNit.
sIh pursu tncs Of an &C; ,s mend "a ses, p>sasa April
isth. Issz. sHiiiled ~ set fsr I've sasessmsnt and taxation Of
aIEpraperty In tbs Ntxts And los lssyinK taxes thersen, A@
esrdinx. sozt ts srus raane IN money. fasse4 AP rii II, i6ss
The Commissioners nf nelawAre County. tAis day made The
following dss1siod Of said cs9nty in q aislrirts tur the seq
tsnial spprsdsrsens Of LAsdn and TswnLois IN the year
less. a.Prsstded BY law. towit.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-09
The Home sIonihIy,

IL the title of " a Household Magazine for
every Woman" about to be established in Buff
falo under the editorial auspices Of Mrs. II. E
G. AREY and Mrs C. Il. GILDERsLKEvE. Each
number will contain forty eight double column
octave pages, and will be handsomely illustra-
ted either with beautiful Steel Plates, or with
superior engravings. Single subscribers Sl,5O,
to clubs Of ten 81, 90 a year.
A good work fOr the household may be relied
on in The Home Monthly. Mrs. ARSY has had
the experience OF editing six volumes OF "a The
Home, journal that has met with fine success.
The Home Monthly will be more completely
under her control, and will be an improvement
on " The Home" She will commence a new
story with the January number of the Home
Monthly, which is to be issued early in Deeem-
Der, entitled "Evangel's Struggle" to be con-
tinued through the first volume. Mrs. GLIDER
SLEEVE is also talented writer of pure taste,
and has contributed many valuable articles to
" The Home" She will publish continued
story in The Home Monthly, The Handwri-
ting on Philip WOlstein's Wall" AREY & GIL
DERsLEEvE, Publishers, Buffalo, N. Y.
We commend the enterprise to public favor in
this quarter, with entire assurance that The
Home Monthly will be "an important agent
in moulding the characters of the youthful
members of families eommuni eating a pure
literature and replacing the false philosophy and
distorted reasoning of the common run of stO-
rv-vyriters. By wholesome. healthful views of
life and worthy principles of action"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-09
10 the Electors OF cuyahoEa County.

FsHOls Citizens We are called upon to eI-
erciss the high and distinguished privilege OF
electing representatives to stations of important
trust; let US not undervalue it. But we must
not forget that we haveialsO an especial dEty to
perf0rm-that of choosing fit and Trustworthy
men, who will faithfully regard the interests of
the commonwealth. The Office of Sheriff is one
in which the community have a special inter-
est, and should be filed by one cognizant of
It's various duties, and who has, moreover, given
satisfactory evidence of his fitness to perform
them DAVID L. WIeHrMAN is just such a man.
His long experience as Deputy Sheriff, his
known ability and tact for business, combined
with happy union of firmness and courteous
demeanour to those whose good or i'll fortune may
require their attendance at the Court room, en-
title him to our fullest confidence that, as Sher-
if of Cuyahogs County. be will show himself
to be ''the right man in the night Pla-e." Give
him vote friends One and al
A
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-09
Horse Railroads in Cities.

Horse Railroads are growing more and more
into favor in cities as their merits are put to !
practical test. The Roads OF Boston, New
YORK, and Philadelphia have become POpulariz-
ed with the people, and are being extended, in
Philadelphia rapidly. A Horse Railroad is to
be put in operation in State street, Chicago, as
rapidly as possible. Contracts for the iron
have been made with the Wyandotte Mills at
Detroit, four of the best horse cars Of Troy man
ufacture are on the way to Chicago, and twelve
others are to be forthwith built in Chicago -
The Press says no ground will be broken by the
Horse Railroad Company until their iron is on
the spot, and then the traekers will make all
possible progress
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-09
The seoteh iron Water PIpes.

The Washington Union of the 9th announces
thai the contract for cast iron water pipes for the
Washington Aqdeduct has been forfeited. The
reason assigned by the Union is that the con-
tractor had not complied with its provisions by
delivering the 80 inch pipes within the time
specified, the lst Of October. The Unisn holds
out the bait that the pipes will now be Pur-
chased Of our own makers, who will be able
to deliver them soonest, "and thus this matter,
which has been 4 sore trouble to some of our
friends in Pennsylvania, will be settled in a
manner satisfactory to all parties, except the
defaulting contractor"
Tue HsOre trouble" is past cure in Pennsyl-
vania. In noticing the fact that the government
has cancelled the Scotch Iron Water Pipe Con-
tract, the Pittsburgh Gazette remarks
The reason given is a mere Pretext. The true
reason Is that that contract Is defeating the To-
cofoco candidates for Congress, and 1t has been
cancelled in The hope of saving them. But is
too late. The simple fact of its cancellation IS
an acknowledgment of the original wrong; and
it is evident that nothing but political fear was
potent enough 10 accomplish its abandonment
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-09

THREE MKN SUFFocETED.-Three men at
Willow Station, tea miles from Chicago, were
suffOcated in well on Tuesday, by foul air
The first man let down to clean the well fell
from the bucket when near the bottom, another
who went to his rescue shared the same fate,
and the third was let down very slowly with
the understanding that he should give signal
if be should discover indications of foul air
with the friends he was trying to save. 1t Is
passing strange that after SO many fatal warn
ngs. persons viii enter well without first test
ing the presence of damps- A lighted candle
will cease to burn as soon as the foul air is
reached
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-09
The Nor, Wester.

The gale of Thursday and Friday was an
old fashioned Fall blow So far we hear Of but
little damage to shipping. The steamer Ocean
came in yesterday morning from Detroit, gal
lantly weathering the rough passage The
Nay Queen stood boldly out for Detroit yester-
day morning. The PrOPellers SciOtO, Genesee
Chief, Gov. CushmAn, Jersey City, Allegheny,
Milwaukee and Forest Queen, were safe in por;
here last evening waiting for the blow to blow
out.
At Buffalo the gale was heavy, and the water
rose several feet in the harbOr, flooding some
Ofthe low lands. No disasters reported BY the
Express Of Friday morning. At Detroit. Thurs
day was a blusterer Several vessels run
aground in the river towards the mouth, but got
off The brig Vanguard is fast in the mud at
Fighting Island.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-09
Rnrhnnnn RIrment hi nIInnI,

In discussing the progress of the Buchanan
element in Illinois, the Chicago Press Of the 9Th
remarks
The Buehaneers are organizing IN all quar-
ters Of the Slate, aud nominating local tickets
in many of the Democratic strUngholds with
flattering prospects Of success. They are put
ting forward their a5lest men, sending into the
field their most persuasive shriekers, and are
doing. generally, the work of the campaign with
as much eamestness as if they were confident
that exertion would ensure their triumph -
Whatever the result new, there can be no doubt
that upon Mr.. Douglas defeat, the BUCCANEERS
will find none to dispute their claim to be con-
sidered sthe Democracy; and in all future con
tests, the Republicans will be compelled to con
tend against them, not with the squads who,
when their master falls will be widely dispersed.
1t Is well because though there may be no
essential difference, to Republicans, between the
principles held and the policy avowed by Doug
las and the President respectively, we shall
gain this advantage Of hereafter meeting an en-
emy that is honest enough to avow, plainly and
unequivoeally, the desPotism which 1t is the OBJ
iect of all sham Observation-Disclosures and
Douglas men alike-to establish.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-09

EFFECTS OF LIQUOR SELLISs.-James Sterl-
dan, of Pittsburgh. a yOung man, under the IN
fiuence Of liquor fel on the track of the Penn
sylvaniA Railroad Wednesday evening, and had
both his legs severed from bis body. A young
man, IN stats Of intoxication, was thrown
from wagon near Columbus on Thursday, and
so injured that his life is despaired Of Accord
ing to the Herald liquor selling must be tOlerA-
ted and protected, though it peoples graveyardI
as well as cutters, poor houses, prisons, and
Inebriate Asylums
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-09

USEFUL HISTs To-YouSs MEN-Hov many
young men ignorantly deny themselves fer,
tune. There is scarcely young man OF good
sense in this city who cannot save slOO easy
from his annual earnings, and il he will iorego
cigars, Billiards, and juleps, be can save double
that amount. Figures sometimes produce al
most incredible results. Thus, for instance, II .
young man, upon his twentieth birthday, will
invest 500 in any stock paying ten per cent,
and annually thereafter will invest the same
amount aud the aecumulations OF interest, he
will be worth, when he is thirty years old, sl,-
75s; when forty years old, Sc, 5000; when nifty
years old SIS, $50; when sixty years old, S4si
ZOO.
How simple then is the plan by which 4
youth of the present day can pass his old age
in comfort and luxury. He has only 10 regulate
his expenses so as TO save one hundred dOiIaTi
each year from his income. If the amount
saved be larger, then the sum total viii be IN
creased in the same proportion.
Only think of it, $500 saved annually ani
invested in ten per cent stock will amount II
forty years to 1924, 500. One million invested
in the same way for ten years will amount te
g, ,593, 500; in twenty years to 6,126,sOOi II
thirty years to SI7, ,3s4, ,62s; in forty years Il
S45. $50, ,s3s. No wonder, then that the Roth
childs have amAssed such boundless wealth
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-09

LAKE CAsU4LTIEs-The schr. COquette, of
FairPoTt, Capt Burehard, with cargo Of stAves
from Toledo, struck on Peach Orchard Reef
during the gale Saturday night A portion of
her deck load was lost She was got of Sun
day morning and worked into Put-in-Bay where
she sunk by the dock Vessel insured in To
leJo Mutual No insurance on cargo.
The schooner Kyle sPangler was run into by
another vessel in the Straits OF Maekinse Sat-
urday night, and damaged in rigging TO the
amount Of several hundred dollars. She was
towed to Detroit.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-09
ClereIand. "a. 5. ,ss.
O PIrsOus spectacle 30 Bloody sight.

o PIIeous Spectacle 30 Bloody sight!
Theaier-goers who have seen the sensation
array Of stsnd-on-end collins in hideOus Luere-
tia Borgia, can appreciate the following ghastly
Plain Dealer spectacle:
when Mr. Faran shall find his head rolling in
the dust it will add another mlrtyr to the bloody
list in this State whose only crime has been
standing by Douglas and his doctrines of Pop
ular Sovereignty. The three Post Masters, in
the principal cities of Ohio, Cleveland, Colum-
bus and Cincinnati, viii then stand in line, the
headless monuments of Presidential ProscriP-
ton"
Cruel and remorseless Old Buck
s. Iusatiate Archer
Could not once suffice Thy shaft few thrice
And thrice my peace was slain"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-09

FIkE IN CINCINNATI Thursday morning the
Liquor Store of D. P. Stille, on Columbia St,
was burned t1 the first floor. Loss $1,000, in
sured $1,000. Mr.. ". Smiths Miami Lard Oil
Works were burned to the second story, DANA
ging nearly the whole stock in the building
Mr.. S. had an insurance of $4,000. Racine d
Constant, Commission Merchants and importers
Of Foreign Liquors, lost considerably by fire
fire in buildings and stock about S25, 900.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-09
Tho Market--Let Well Enough Alone.

EDrroR or THE PLAIN DEALER The above
was the heading Of very sensible and we'll
timed article which appeared in the Leader Of
Saturday morning last. The writer truthfully
expressed the sentiments and views Of seven
eishths of our citizens regarding this veIed
and tiring question. As a Democrat, have
often asked myself why it is that you have not
from the beginning denounced and protested
against this swindle and violation of faith on
tue part of our Democratic members.
As YOU are well aware, the removal of the
market-this coercion of the People-from the
present to the so-called "Centra' ground, is
nothing more or lees than feebly concocted
piece Of under-hsnd trickery and speculative
iugglery, unWisely calculated TO enrich a few at
the expense Of the struggling many.
Thst the city fathers (ungrateful fathers they
have proven, or are about proving to be) have
acted rashly and unwisely in this affair, the
silent monitors IF their hearts viii tell them /;
and that they are about establishing an ordi-
nance against the united will of their constitu-
enis they are also well aware.
We demand no such unealled- for legislation
at their hands-:he impolicy and wantonness OF
the act will prove politically suicidal to those
who favor its passage through the Council 1t
has been clearly prOven-none will cOntrovert
it-that Ontario street Is the most central, most
commOdious, most convenient, best adapted, af
fo:ds the most shelter in inclement weather, Of
any location yet chosen in this city for market
purposes yet some interested gents are so In
sane as to Try and force HS from where we
cheaply and oontentedly deal, to where they
have their ''lOts to let and rent" lis time,
high time, indeed, that our city Legislators
would contemplate the injudicious steps they
are hurrying TO take, return 10 the dictates OF
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pers of speculative pOaehers, remembering that
though they may succeed in the Perpetra-
ton of this wrong upon their constituents, the
spring shall witness men in their places who
will hearken to reason. and unmake that which
they now labor TO establish.
I am. sir, yours sincerely,
VERATUS.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-09
A Trick OF the Enemy /:

Some old LOcofoco who voted for II. b
Payne for Governor, assumes and prostitutes
the name of An Old Line Wing" in yester-
days Plain Dealer, by urging former Wings tC
vote for Mr. Gleason,a "Jyed in the wool" Loco
foco for Sheriff, in preference to Mr. Wightman
who was an active Old Line Wing so long al
that party had an existence. The trick is toe
bald, the long ears peer too prominently from
under the lions skin, to deceive or influence
any BODY.