Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-12-16
ITEMS OF OHIO NEWS.

ALFRED KELLEY's WTLL.--The State Jour
nal says the will of the Hon. Alfred Kelley
who died Dec. Sd, was admitted to Probate Oh
the 9th, and adds
The will is like the life of the man, concise,
rigid in its exact justice, and emphatically lay
ing down its tenets. Judge j. L. Bates, Mr.
ks son-in-law, is named as the executor AND
has given bonds in the sum of $4,000 for the
faithful performance of his duties as such. Mr.
Keliey's estate is not as large as many suppos
ed, although it was a princeIy fortune, amount
ing to about two hundred and fifty thousand
dollars. The large amount held by Mr.. Kelley
in first class railroad stock is bequeathed tc
Mrs. Kelley, being three hundred shares O
gainesville and AslItabula Railroad, fifty
shares of the Cleveland, Columbus & Cincinna,
ii r.. r. Co. one hundred shares of the Col
umbus & Ncnia r. r. Co, besides large al
lowanees Of money, and the splendid residence
in which she lives on Broad street. The
whole large landed estate is kept in the family
under no circumstances to leave the possession
of the lineal descendants. All are provided
for, most muniicently, in real and personal
property.
The Broad GUAGE AGA1S.-Weh have some
good news from the Broad Guage. A cores
pondent informs the Cincinnati Gazette that
Mr.. Doolittle has been notified to be at Olean
on the 18th inst, with his men TO resume work
on the road-that letters received by the last
steamer announces that Messrs McHcnry and
Kannard were to sail in the Persia on the
tie means necessary to complete the r adj !;
that the iron for the road is already in New
York, and it is expected to have the line in OPP
Grafton from Olean to Akron within the next
twelve months-and to Dayton in eighteen
months. This looks encouraging, and we
hope it may prove reliabie.-Urbana Gazette.
NEW STATE BOARD OF AGRICrLruRE.-
Alex. WaddIe, of Clark, Pres. Thomas c..
Jones, of Delaware, Rec. Sec'y J. II Klippart
Sec'y John Reber, of Fairfield, Treas'r John
NJ. Milliken, Butler, O.. w. Potwin, Zanes-
vile, D. f. Gardner, Toledo, Henry p. Per-
kins, of Trumbu!l, n. S. Townshcnd, of Lor-
ain, J. NJ. Trimb,e of Highland, and Wm. De
Witt, Cuyuhoga.
DARING BUEGLARIEs.-The dwelling of nIr.
Joseph Lawrence WAS entered one night last
week. Mr.. L. happened to awake, and the in
truder fed without any booty. Mr.. SargcntIs
dwelling was entered one night this week, and
a gold watch and fifty dollars taken. In view
of these repeated outragcs, and of others to be
unprecedented. it is believed by many that a
night-police should be instituted.-Logan Ga
zete.
In Columbus (Ohio) last Sunday, two half
starved women were arrested and committed
to Jail for stealing an umbrella from the Rev.
Arson Smyth, the State School Commissioner
The Sheriff of Hamilton county brought
fourteen convicts to the penitcntiary yesterday.
They are a hard looking set and are sentenced
for from one to ten years. Number in the
Penitentiary, 903.-State Journal 8h.
A Mr.. Peters sends a roll of butter to the
O., Register, stating that it was
:" made from the milk of a calf nine months old.
The calf has neuer had a calf, but has run with
others that have sucked her until the owner
it necessary to milk her regularly"
A week or so ago, Mary Jane Miracle, a
girl living in the Mansion House, in Mansfield,
threw her infant into a well at the American
House, in Jeromeville. Ashland county. She
arrested but managed to elude the officers.
New BANK AT CoLUMBUs.-1he Fact states
that a new Bank is about to be started in Co
umbus, to be called the Farmers Bank. 1t
will control a heavy capital and will be exclu-
lively under the management of Columbus
capitalists.
We learn from Mr.. Henry Adams, of Peru.
hat he has manufactured over 500 gallons of
Syrup this season, of an excellent
quality. We also understand that Mr.. Amos
Felt, of this township, has manufactured about
100 gallons.-NoruuM Reflector.
The STATE OF Quo VS.. WIN. II. G1BsoN
EMBEzzLEMENT.-The counsel for both par
les in this case have agreed that it shall be
commenced on Thursday of this week. The
tefendant has demanded a struck jury, and the
Jerk, yesterday, notified the parties that the
Try would be selected at his Office tomorrow
The trial is expected to occupy two
+ three days.-O. s. Journal.
RAILROAD AccIDENT.-The Passenger car
I the Monday morning Express, from Dayton
0 Delaware, was thrown off the track by the {
reaking of a rail. The car was completely !
verturned. No passengers were killed, but
everal were injured by bruises in the body :
nd cuts in the head, &c. The accident oc- /
lrred four miles below Springfield, on the t
lad River Road.-Union Press. !
SHIPMENT OF HoGs.-From the LIST to the =
9th of December inst, there were shipped =
on this place, IS single, and 2 double deck 9
II loads of hogs, numbering over 5000 head. il
large number will be shipped this week. o
ogs here range in price from 1915 to $3.50. \
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