Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-09-23
ITEMS OF OHIO NEWS.

four thousand dollars. The factory was for
building agricultural implements, and was an
extensive one. There was, it is said, no insur-
ancc.
LARGE SALE or Real EsrATE-Mr. VIII
liam Re4iic& has sold his farm in Pickaway
Township ON which be formerly resided, to Mr..
Jacob Ludwig. The farm contains about 375
acres, and the price paid was $4,000 or near
" $75 per acre. The farm is one Of the best
and most valuable in the cOunty.-CrdeUMe
Herald
FATAL RAILROAD Acc1DENTs.-We are in
debted to Mr.. Sterling, Telegraph operator,
for the following facts. The down freight
train, yesterday, auckland, Eegineer, when
about Que mile this side of Washington, run
into Il buggy occupied by Mr.. Drace, a wealthy
citizen of Fayette county, knocking him out
and killing him almost instantly. Whether
this melancholy affair was caused through the
carelcssness of the engineer we are not advised.
Great excitement exists in the neighborhood,
Judge Lynch presided. A man was run over
and killed by the same engineer near licking
ton, on last Thursday night, though it is said
that he was entirely blameless in this case
Lancaster Eagle, September Is.
y little girl fell fifty feet from a window of
a house in Cincinnati, struck on a dog, which
was standing on tine sidewalk. and escaped al
most unhurt. The breath was knocked out Of
the dogs hody, but he soon recovered.
Mr. Aaron Williamson, hong a resident OF
this county, was thrown from his horse in Find
lay on Saturday evening last, and SO seriously
injured that he died on Tuesday morning. AZ
tor ba ba1 mounted bis l,or.a raarnd nm fhrou-
him back on the street and being quite a heavy
man, he received stieh internal injuries as caus
ed his dcath.-Haacock JeferSonian.
LINCOLN AT DAYroS.-The Gusefe says Of
Mr.. BincoIn's speech at Dayton, on Saturday
afternoon (: a11-H
He was greeted with enthusiastic applause;
and spoke for one hour, in a clear, candid, con-
vincing and eloquent style. He enchained his
audience from the beginning to the elese, ami
left an impression on their mintA that will not
easily be eradicated. In matter and manner
it was a model effort, worthy of the fame Of
the distinguished speaker. snr
Mrs. Margaret Curl, of Pleasant township,
in this county, fell oat Of d spring wagon,
while in motion, on the 18th inst, and was it-
stantly killed. 1t is supposed that her neck
WAS ulSlOCstlcu Dy llt Iuil- Dit wac IN Wlu-
ow of the late Jeremiah Curl, one of the earli-
est settlers of Clark county, and was over
" three score and ten" at the time of her
dcath.-SprihgJtcH Neas
Our old friend, Ja-ob ShivaSecker, of Van
Buren, township, sent us three earsof corn-the
product of the present scasOE-which is the
finest speciman of the kind VIC have seen for
| years One of the cars measured 25 inches
from the stock, to the tip of the ear, and the
others were nearly of the same size. If the
frost should not overtake us for ten or twelve
dsysy there will be a great deal Of good corn in
this county this ycar.-GyeenUNe (Ddrke coun-
tn Journal.
\ fire broke out at Madison, Lake county.
on the morIhg of the 10th, which dostTVye4
the principal part of the town. A correspond
cnt of the Cevsland Herald furnishes the fol-
lowing particulars of the losses " Howard
Blair & Co, store, loss s., 900 insured in the
4FtpRs fop $1,000. p. r. Stafford & Co, store;
loss $4,000 to $1,000; insured in HStna for
$500. Jocob Mart, merchant tailor less is
81 800 instred 81 900 in Htna. j.. b.. Hay
dcg. tin ware and stoves loss $4,000 insured
81 900 in Home. Orren Jewell, harness shop;
loss 81 800 no irstsfsDce, Mrs. eager, mil
IirpT; loss $500 no iHE4sssa1cc, II. II. BEAR,
cheese vat factoy and planning mill : loss 49,
600 20 insurance Smith & Bosworth,Fsteanf
Touring mill loss $8;99o 20 10000; no insur-
ance. Frederick Bettz, y e;crnan from Bruins
wick, MediihE county, wcrc frjnred severely by
jumping from the window Of the harness shop"
yeRE IN SPRINGFIELD-Wc learn from the
Ncws that Megsrs- T., & ). IsrieeoIs carriage
o-fn Ii-l,Y,oDt t-,, ls-graF mn I,riJ,h- rfl,o logas
amounts to $4,000. No insurance.
Isaac d.. johnson, of this city, has sold his
celebrated Morgan horse TO ii Mr.. Smith,of IL
linois, for So 800. This horse took the firse
premium at the late Haniltoa So, Fair. Mr.
johnson was also awarded the first premiunt
for the best five Morgan eolts-CincinndtI
Gazette.
The sona#fbiaI market Hs fIncinnotf has 81
downward tendency. The marriage licences
issued last week were only f~orty-6ve against
flty-tirce the previous week,
SUDDEN DEATm-& nrgn named A. Fiery
aged about 65 years, a resident of Newark,
Licking county, in this State, dropped dead in
the barroom of Il hotel in Philadelphia on
Thursday.
Mr.. John L. Severance, a resident of Geve>
laud, died at Southampton, England, on the
Both ulto.
A gentleman who owns land in Mercer coun-
ty, brags that they have abundant water pow-
err up there. He says they have about 10000
.srres nuder water.
Oar exchanges in most parts of the state
speak faEortbiy of the corn prospect nd this
time. Butler county alOIE has over 10000
sNres 06 her FERTILE hottoD lands in corn, which
will produce an average of some forty-eight
bushels of corn to the acre. The Valley
Times also speaks of the corn crop in the
rich Tuscarawas valley as promising a good
yield.
Theodore. son of Doctor Robert Houston
of South Charleston, Clarke eounty, vhils' cut
hunting last week, his gun accidentally dis
cearged, infticting a bad fracture in one of his
hands.
German, name unknown, while at the
Mich. Sou. Elevators at Toledo, OH Wednes-
day. nut olss his head past one cf the grain
spouts as a loaoild train was backing IN, and
had it crushed to a ;;elly between the ear and
the spout. So we learn from the Times
The o. s. Journal announces that Hon. Josh
ua II. Giddings will spend December end Janua-
~ in New England, delivering ut Gidernt
places his locturcs-Scenes in Congressional
Life.
LINCOLN AT Cry HALL.-Last evening the
Hon. Adm. Lincoln, of Illinois. addressed an
immense audience at the City Hall, reviewing
further the speech of Mr.. Douglas in this city.
Meyers excellent band was present and played