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Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-01-27

the barren honors of the Speakers chair.
(Applause.)
MIR. Clark (of Missouri,) expressed
his establishment that the gentleman had
taken the ground he had. He had by
bis remarks, destroyed the last hope that
he CLARK would withdraw the resolu-
ton. 1t attacked no man individually !;
it denounced as incendiary the doctrines
of the Helper book aud the only as
sertion was that the man who endorsed
it is not fit to be Speaker. The gentle
man said he and his Republican friends
had been abused, and that the debate
had been conducted in a personal spirit.
The Democratic side are not to be blamed
for that.
The gentleman spoke, too, of bad
blood being produced by the introduction
of the resolution; but bad blood was
stirred up before Congress assembled
The Old Dominion, that has stood from
the days of the Revolution, had beer
stained with blood by the acts of the Re.
publican party and could the gentleman
complain, when that Territory had beer
invaded, and the rights of the State as
sailed, and her safety imperiled by the
circulation of that document, that objec
ton to bis election should be persisted
~ The gentleman has passed the dal
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-01-27

Zelulon Sloan Of Prospect, Texas writes Three bot
ties az your Sarsaparilia cured from Gf7 hid
eous swelling on the neck which had suffered from
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-20

Andrew Frank Plaintiff,
against
Cynthia Gregory. Jason
Gregory, William Ever |
lit and William H. Dill,
defendants.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-20

ALBANY, Jan. 1S.-An accident occurred
this P NJ, on the Hudson r. R., two miles
below Sing Sing. by which several persons
were injured; some of whom quite seriously.
The accommodation train from Sing Sing to
New York, run into the express train which
left Albany fer New York at 1925 a. IN The
engine of the express train having become dis
abled the train was stopped to repair it. The
Sing Sing accommodation came along ana run
inao it. The two rear cars of express train
were totally demolished. Twelve passengers
in all were injured.
Mrs. Fields of Brooklyn was very seriously
injured. She was carried to the Celtic House,
Yonkers, where she expired at 7 o'clock, p m.
She was married at Kingston this morning,
and was on her wedding tour.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-20
The Great wonder of the
Nineteenth Century
PROFESSOR WOODS .
HAIR

y FatEEFHa@# HsEe- .gf f# .7--sE fE.
GAYS the St. Louis, MO- Democrat: Below, we
y publish a lettel 10 III. Wool, of this CITY, from; Il gen
rior merits OF his hair tonic. SGoh ey idence must have
Is effect, When coming frtld a reliable source. II GER
t.liratcs are guarantees Of tfI1th, the Ir. needs no en-
comiurls, nor Hsoiess puiTery from the Press
BATH, MAINE, Jan. 20, 1856.
Prcfessor @. J. Hood Co.:
GENTLgNES Hsyingmy attention called a few months
slnc,s to the highly beaeicial effects of yogr hair restora-
tive, Iwas flaaced I fnakc atiiisaueila efjt upon my
own hair, which had become quite gray, probae'y one
third vi ite my wlljskCrs were OF the same character.
some three months since l procured IA bottle of your hair
restorative, ana Lsed it. ! soon found it Was proving
what ] had " shed, l used it about twice 4 week.
have since procured another BETTE, oi whch l have used
Some l can Few certify t" the world That tie gray or
white hair has Totally disappeared. beth IN my he3d and
believe more soft and grGssy than 1t has boon before for
IS years. am EGw sixty years old my gooI wife at
the age of s. has Used it with the same effect.
The above notice l deem due to you for your valuable
discovery. | am assured that whoever viii rightly use
as per directions, Will not have occasion to coltraaict my
statements. nn IL cit zen Of this city aud u resident
here for the last fifteen years, am known to nearly every
one here ana ahIuinilg towns ANY use you may make
serve the beauties Of natlre in others as we'll as myself.
Wo6i3S HAIR REsroRAi1vF.
BALTIMORE, Jan %, 1858.
PROFESSOR wooD-rear Sir Having had Tie misior-
of yellow fever, IN New Orleans in 1881. l was induced
tc make a trial Of your preparation and found it to ans
yer as the very til ny needed. Ny hair S now thick aAd
glossy, and no wOrts can express my obligations To you
in grvlng the anl;cted,such Il treasure.
The undersigned, Rev. :. X bragg, is a mnister in
regular standing and pastor of the Othodox Church ut
Brook Mass. He s a gentleman Of great influence
and universally beloved. WM. DYER.
BRooKr1E1p, Mass, January -, 1865.
Professor WooD-Icar Sir Having made trial Of
your Hair Restorative, it gives me pleasure 20 say, that
its effect has been excellent in removing inflammation dam
drufr and a constant tendency to itching with which ]
have been troubled from my childhood and has also
restored my hair, which was becoming gray, to its orig
inal color. Ihave used ne othor article with anything
like the same pleasure or profit
Yours truly. J. X. BRAGG.
The Restorative is put up IN bottles of ) sizes, viz
large, medium, aud small the small holds a a pint, and
| rctails for 81 per bottle the medium hnlus at least 70
per cent, mdre in HToportien than the sniall, "DETAILS for
81 per bottle tho large holds a quart, 20 percent. more
in proportion, and rctails for So.
o. J. WOOD 4 GO. Proprietors, 444 Broadway New
York, ond ia Market Street, st. Louis, Mo-, anu sold by
all good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
Jan Is ,'60-%3m
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-20
Iron as a radiainal Remedy.

The coiorng III 1T .r Of the blool comes from the Iron
quantity without ron !crins TIL blood unfit for the perfect
nutrition Of the different organs. III such cases the fact
is apparent by general paleness, weak circulation, ira
paired breathing. cold extrern.tios, &c
II may b. asked, a. from what Is the blood derived, ~
we answci pi inciraIIy from the food. But if the food is
not properly eigestsd, there can be no healthy blood; and
consequent y ne adequate nutrition of the body. The
bad blood will irIitato the heart, clog up the lungs, STU
pity the brain, ohstruct the liver, AMI caust arrangement
AMI menstrual irregularities. the admit from tyspeI STA.
neuralgia and he=iaches, many will suffer from boils and
skin diseases, the billions from infamed liver, dropsy
and const: patton, AMI the careworn professional man from
every ill IN Pandora box. Now it is certain that if the
deficient amount oil iron in the blood can be supplied, the
symptoms of disease will consequently cease. Chemistry
proves that the only form in which iron can assim;late
with the blood Is that of protoxide, a salt very liable TO
further oxidation, when it bacomes nearly inert in the
stomach. ~
In the Perurian Syrup, ny chemical ingenuity this DIFF
6culty has been for the first tine overcome and this as
scrtion is amply sustained by the distinguished Chemist
and -sssayer to the State of Massachusetts, pr. Hays. 1
must b. aim tilted then to he a most Important addition
to the Materia Medica, and an Invaluable remedy for
many of the worst forms of disease.
PERUVIAN SYRUP is a Solution Of ProtoriLe Of Iron, a
new discovery in medicine and strikes at the root Of dis
ease by producing healthy blood tho source of ali vitality
in the human organism. For sale by all Druggists"
STARR L BROTHER, Agents for Delaware.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-20
ESPECIAL Notice.

r AIDES MASS NEETiEGh held daily at the eel
II ebfuIet tHEAt, Joins HALL, corner q aaneLsky
and Spring SITS. lGeia ware. AflEadIeS Who are favorable
To buying the follow ing GoOta at HALF IRItE are cor
daily Invited to attend. Ladies French Worked Collars
from 9 cents 20 81 So, Linen Hsdk'ts from 5 to SO cents,
Ladius' silk Wells from 81 cents to 81 50, Ribbons from
l cent to ~ cents PEE yard, Veiyet Ribbons from Z cents
~ - cents per yard, ChIllren's Hose from g cents tc l.
cents per par, Zephyr Worsteis at half price, LADIES'
White Meriao Hose only Il cents, Ladies' Gloves ffoln 10
to 81 cents, Misses Steel Sp: ing Hoop skirts Only 81 cts. 4,
Irish LlneiIs 81, Is, and IS cents per yard wo. til Ilorc
han dolbIc tle price asked, Jaconnett Mus!ins frunl II
to u CENTS per y4rG, lusertings from 5 10 81 cents per
ward, Wolkea Balas IL sndI1ss variety AT HALF RECE,
together " III oiuag d4e yuoGs for iaIIrs' Ese, ltss tLan
haIf price.
ing their rights n bay iaG GoOds st halt prize, can 4 so
purchase U.ov,s, Hosiery Cars, pniershiFts. ana l4H"-
els at half price. GENTS Mi Gloves only 80 cents worth
81 IS, Neck Ties, all six, only IS and IL cents, Mcn ;
stockings IL mslo to IS cents, AeIl,s G:uyas troln Il to
rs cents, 6naefslIas aiiAraWpis 81, e. and 5 csLta,
Mems lt'SkIs S JoI acslE. * Z
CHEAP JOHN.
Corner sandrsky and Spring s,s., ep. the college.
Jan 20, 90 s- e-sI-:r
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-20

An UsISTESTIoNAL PARRIcIDE.-The Nash
vile Gazette says that a man named LANCASTER,
living OF Sans Greek, Tennessee, the other
night returned with his wife from a visit to a
neighbor, and wishing to test the courage of
his son IA boy eleven years old9 the father eau
tiously crept to the door and knocked. The
lad inquired several times to know who was
there, and receiving no answer, took down his
fathers gun and went out the back way, and
again called out to know who was there. Re-
ceiving no answer. he fred the weapon and in
ficted such wounds that it is hardly possible
the poor father will survive them.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-20
@heriE Sale.

JOHN Burwell, for "s &c RY virtue Of an ezecn-
William Burwoli. the Court OF CCninou Pleas
Of Delaware county, Ohi IshalI tntr at public sale, at
he door OF the Court room in Delaware,
On Aoasday the 3eih day Of Janedry, 1880,
between the hours of 10 o'clock a. IN. and 4 O'Clock u. III.
OF said day, the foil w ing described real estate, to VT,
The undivided half of i've acres of land, situate and he
ing tho northwestern corner Of a tract of land purcha-
sed by said J. Burwcll of I. J. Maxwell, and bounded as
folloAs: beginning at the northwest corner of said tract;
thence east five rods beyond the house where William
Buw ell resides; thence south far enough by running tC
the center of Gehanah creek to make five acres of land
thence west to the place Of beginning. Also, tho inter
est OF William Bnrwoll in a parcel of land Supposed &c
contain fA acres and q rods Of land, situated on Dun
ran's riii, adjoining SAW mill, and water privilege, dam:
mill gear and all other privileges be.ong"'g 10 sad Bur-
well III and about said mill. Appraised at SoUo.
CHARLES SHERMAN Sheriff.
Dec. so, 1850. lS5,T5l
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-20

Ex-senator Jerry Clemens writing from
Washington to his paper, the Memphis Enqui-
rer. says " There is less sectional excitement
than I anticipated, and the members g~eIerally
seem to be in a batter temper !; a little blus-
ter about breaking up the Union, if a Repab-
lican is elected President, without waiting for
any overt act of his in derogation of our
rights, was to be expected, and as it does no
harm to any but those who utter it, it may be
permitted to pass without comment. We
shall get at the real state of feeling in Wash
ington by and bye.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-20
Silver Scan.

a REV L Excellent Article for cleaning ST.
III yer and i'aated Ware jest acceircc at
Lee l6, '59 No. : WILLIAMS BLOCK.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-20
Aetu Adrertistments.
Legal Notice,


CHARLES BR01HERT0N and Sarah Brotherton
LIMOS, Will take notice that Joseph Hyatt, on the 18th
day of January, A ID 1860, flied his petition in the Clerks
office of the Court of Common Pleas of DELAYS arc county.
Ohio, against them, alleging that the said dcfen iants, on
the 10Th day of August, A ID 1859, entered into a parol
agreement wtc the said Joseph Hyatt for the sale Of the
following described real estate, to-wit: Situate in Del
aware county, Ohio, and being the middle part Of lot No
II in n Subdivision OF s. T. Mason's Survey No 1893 V.
NJ. L., bounded and described as follows Beg ming al n
stone on a post by a burr oak and elm on the east line of
sail lot so II, and east line of said survey al a point
south 9 degrees, 40 minutes, east 6 poles and II u links
from the north east corner of said lot No IL and south
east corner lot No Z, thence so ith Q degrees, 10 minutes
cast along said east line of lot and survey 40 rods and
Il links TO a stone ON a post by two elms at the north-eas
cornor of NesSts. Cravens' land thence south 81 degrees
west TAX rods along said north line Of Cravens' land to IA
stone on a poston the lot linei by two black ashes, thence
north 10 degrees, west "a rods and II links tn a stone on
a most by n soft maple and elm at n point 6 46-I00 rolls
from the northwest corner Of said lot No IL, thence north
81 degrees, east rs rods and Is links to the place Of he.
ginning-containing thirty five acres of laad trrre or
less. That said Hyatt is in possession of said land under
said parol agreement, and has paid the full amount Of
the consideration therefor. to wit Nine hundrad dollars,
and praying that said defendants may specifically per
form said agreement by executing and delivering 10 the
said Joseph Hyatt a deed in fee simple for the said lands
with the usual covenants of warrants.
Said defendants are required to answer said petition on
or before the Bird Saturday after the and day Of March
1860. ..r -
rt.. Att'ys for Joseph Hyatt.
Ian 20 go SGT f$T DOL
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-20
Me ctropathy.
'TTS e D!
Euery Diseased Nan and Woman should Read
the foHosing 5lt

Euery Diseased Man and Woman should Read
the .foLoscing 5a1
nRs. SHEDD, WEBSTER & SPOOR would say to
u the d selseu of bofy and mind that they are PC. ma
nrntly located Opposite the County Offices OF Delaware,
Ohio, and are prepared to treat Elect opathically ali
Chronic, Nervous and 4cUte diseases.
They solicit patients especially who are given up by
others. The reader may ask 20 they really cure such
diseases - They would say they have cured, and are
curing every day, just such Cases.
Everything connected with their mode of applying
Electricity tx entirely new. Their IhilCSorhy Ul the
Electrical Laws Of Life, Health. and the ]. Treatment of
Disease is new. Their reliable method for the diagnOs.s
Of disease by Electrical Contact 's new, as is also their
inlpoi tant discovery in the use Of positive and negative
polaritcs Of the human hudy for the sale aud speedy rr-
moval OF all diseases. All Is new and unknown to Mes
cal men and others, except the few INSTRUCTED by them.
by this mode of applying Electricity therc is no guess
work no uncertainty ami no matter of doubt as to the
result that ill follow.
The diseased are invited TO call and witness the Won
derful cures they are performing daily.
destruction given to those desiring Il knowledge OF this
method Of curing disease.
IiRs. SFEpD, WEBSTER K SPooR,
Office, upstairs, in the Pcttsbone Homestead, opposite
the County Offices. Jan 20, ;oO-*-In.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-20

Mr.. Wigfail the new Senator from Texas,
was obliged to leave South Carolina, his native
State, to avoid trouble ensuing from the homi-
eide of a gentleman named Bird. Wigfall had
posted the father of the late Preston s. Brooks
as a coward. Bird, who was the stepson of
Brooks, had just invited Wigfall to attend his
wedding, and was passing down the street with
him, when bis attention was attracted by the
handful. He was about to tear it down /;
Wigfall forbade him at his peril, an inter-
change of friendly shots took place, and Bird
was killed.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-20

lCouNrRx GESrLEMAS.-We call attention
to the advertisement of this interesting and
useful Journal. It Is one of the best of its
class published, and to those desiring a rural
paper from abroad is worthy Of patronage
We are authorized to club the Gazette with it
at reduced rates.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-20

A FATAL Doc FIGHr.-A butcher, named
Charles Van den Wrinkle, residing at Ninove.
in Belgium, went to Brussels, in consequence
of a stupid bet, to fight with a large dog in
that city. Wrinkle had before engaged in sew
cral combat of the kind. i'll which he had come
off conquererS but inthis ease a different fate
awaited him. At tte very omrnenccInent-o of
the fight the dog, rendered furious bythe blows
it received from its antagonist, made a spring,
and Selling the man by the threat, laid him
dead at his feet. ~
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-20
Court of Common Pleas,

DauNdfe County,, UIi0.
Albert Longwe1l, Plaintiff.
against Petition to foreclosc Mort
Daniel Dunham and Olive gage.
Dunham his wife, lefen'dis.
THE Defendants, Daniel Durham, a non-resi-
i dent Of the State of OHIO, ami Otiv1 4hinham his wife,
" iii take not CO that the Plaintiff, Albert Longwel, filed
his petition in the Court aforesaid on the Sd day OF Sep
temier, A. d. 1859. against them, praying for IA judg-
er""t against them for $500 and interest since March 24th
1887, vt s per cent per annum, being the amount OF a
| Ieni sorry note given to the Plaintiff by Defendants at
lie d. . aforesaid. Petitioner further prays for the fore
ciDs.rc of u mortgage (and the sale of the l~nortgaged
prem scs) given by Defendants to Plaintiff, of even date
with said prum,ssory note, to secure the payment OF the
same, upon the following described premises, viz: In
Lot as in North Delaware, Delaware county aforesaid,
bounded and described as follows: on the East by san
dusky street, on the North by lSomford street, on the
West by an alley, and on the South by ln-Lct 81. Said
Defendants are required to answer said petition on or
before the 18th day ct February, a. u. 1860, or the same
will be taken as confessed.
JAMES r. IUBBFIL,
Atty. for Plaintiff,
Nae 10 1881 T5 OIL SGT
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-20
The Pennsylvania Central
Railroad.

400 MILLS DOUBLE TRACK
3
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-20
4 Reduced.

sNeolscqUsnca of tGa scarcity 81 money and the
4 E4rd Gills thIT p6Eprcrn ftif!s e~Ahlfaaafts the
manufacturers nave authorized me to ratGcc the price
0; the Pearl So ,ng Machine to Thltgff Dollars. Abs
vii cnab,e aiIgeSt ever finally wanting 4 machine 10
p irch4se tI,e. AifaNFiahet4s p loo y feauced tke qaal,i
y 5 improved so tbs; il IS aus" reaty the Cheapest rag
chino in Che marked. Bar IN mind til. good Qualities CT
the Pcnrl-
II is very simple in construction.
Ieisnot liable to get oit Of order.
Ii is durable and easily managed.
1t will do good work, 1t will do
coarse work as we'll as tine. II Is,
warranted to be 81! that is claimed
for it and to give satisfaction.
II IS better % s5y Sewing Machines OF reliable, eEtab-
!lsisc1 agents, Than tf irresponsible tavcil!g oltcE-
Tax" Tie oiInrGis e tifc-e 1siug Maehiises, IsIaer than
q; those seJia& thar. FeFa-rlcrS vii be givet to ElIssc
Lsa4g the Iaari, st tn: As"Hry. a..
Any Candid mechan;- 'e1lusiute.i with mtci noiy Gan
nt bat pronounce til ieari good ii pr tnc:plc, rni as war
ra::ted by the Ageas-t0 pcftsa m ~=ii-Ihere ia no risk
to the purchaser f
Tie manufacturers 81 IRE fc55T tIs. p-aettcal ia-rban-
ic--nlen Tho are sstisaed wfth iaff FF@5t5, ani AZ tie
same tine that they ofer TO tie pafaie ma koeTa mtchtne
Tor family Lse as amy il tho .Trsrke; rhev ask no Saura
for repitaiiGn Or any Cii.er 1ctiisucz consideration but
have liked upon a rr.cc that * EMr ant jtst 80 bUtii ai!cr
and buyer. TIC Pearl Will be furnished cofapIc:s at SIS
and warranted by C-FJA1T. AGFst, D
Nov Is, '69 No 8 HiiisaTns Block
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-20
Eoeat Moticc.


DHEBE RUST, Harry james, Maria Thompson,
II Horace Jauc-, tIlIi~s JaEyS ltGbcrt James, La il M
James, Mary james, IlsTiua Nctt. ctuII, AZ her husband.
Hiram Nett%ton, tFiniIy Kenyon, and te.~f ushiIt. fIerry
kenyon, ali @! the county Il Delaware and state ul dhio',
Frames L. Jaucs, of the co MY oiCnbtun and State ofUhIn
Franklin jaIIcs, etz dc county u Huron &at STAT q: Ohio
au :Emilt James, of tIe county Of Erie amt St1e 0f
Ohio Sill "tahc Ilticc that a pttItitn was fitc.I aga list
them on the 18th day Of january IA Il 1850, III tAe tolirt
or CONNER Please ri the County Of delaware and STATE
nf Ohio, by john Valentine and Auretia Valentine. lis
VIE, aud IS nGw pending wherein the said J"hn fa-en-
tine, and AUrena Valentine demand patton OF the fol
lowing real estate, tawit: IcIng So acres o! land il
range is, township !, section 1, lott. :. NJ. iAl,!, the
same bring III tn c0ulty Ct Delaware AMI Sta 4 nf OHIO,
AMI described AS Iohows Commencing ut the cater q
said section at the northeast corner Of Sid let, thence
west in the center Of the county rca1, cr'ssirs Alum
Creek - Juilh Valentines south line, THENCE wast along
said Va c3tiiu's line to the center Of the stat read lead
ing lrcIi CoitmbHs To sanduSky City. thei4ce South III the
center OF Si4G stale ruti To the center oi said UonIty road
th.nct east III the center or said county road 70 Alu!t!
Creek, thence cast crossing Alum Creek aierg Harry
Ja.las' Inc - the center III the section, thence nOi tn On
/ larry JAMS line the place of beginning.
Ami that at tho next term DI said Court, application
VIII be m4ic by sail John Yaleniine and Aurai.a T.icn-
tine Tor an order that partition may be made OF sad
premises. .-.- EWEkISkR 4 HALL.
Atty fu" Petitioners.
Jan IL, '6o-*ct ($c,1G)
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-20
courseT Uommoa Pleas, II

DezalrdTc tCNhly, Ul.c.
Ahram Springer an Benjamin Ely, Going Business tnief
thau ~ nams O Springer 4 Ly lll-rtEs,
against
Cyrus Spencer, ct. a., nefen3aEts.
NYRUs sPENCE2, who se residence is somewhcr
III the SLIT: Vi Aaiss3n-l, VIII take hot4ct tnhl t"2
a,r5ve pI,iiiits MD, OF, thca1th day OF JsnuNly \ l5t0r
lii. tifcir pct tim II the curt of Dominion Pleas in anu
iOr the c3urIy Of delaware and state Of Ohio, aga: ST
said Cyrus speneer, laws W Lee, aad OrHce V. les LIS
wiIe, a-fenlants, Inc Object and prayer Of wh achs is to
fnFeci'sc "a mortgage givtl by said tyrts spencer IL SAID
pl .niiiis on lot so. seventy (Ie> in ByEiyefs L Corwit&
S clre the pay iRcht Of four hundred daAass, hccorat1 (
to IL cert in not referred to il said mortgage the 0tafs
defendants ca. III seiii. interest II sad premises un't"r
SAID Cyrus Spencer. Plaintiffs ask 4 Judgment GgaAst
said g rLs SrcnceF Tor SIS Il, atl thai sail pra1n 49,
u4ynbesnta to pay tAezsanFs. A1sl tliesaii Cyfr5 2EH.i-
co is I1tih4a that III. is required IN APPEAR atat alase.
saia petltiaif on urs before the sd sa;uFe;ay after tae1:th
day Of Fcb.ualy = i 1otU-
SPRINGER < LILY.
'--es by j. $ Jones, theis s.sy.
Jan Is. hcc-#at Is Z5) s
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-20

wRApNoR PLANK ROAD Coat the late meet
ing of the Stockholders the following named
gentlemen were elected directors for the ensuing
year: James Eaton, j. d. Van Deman, A. 7.
Belt, D. Durfey, N. Sheriden, C. c. Chamber
lain and Robt. Powell. At a subsequent
meeting of the Directors elect, A. L. Belt was
elected President, J.. D. Van Deman Secretary
and JAS. Eaton Treasurer. y
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-20
NOTICE,

an the 9Th day of March, a. D. 1860, a Petition
wild be presented 10 the Town Council OF the 4ncof-
porated Village C1 Delaware, IL the State OF Chic, pray
ing for the vacation Of the Alley bouUu.rg in-lCt No. 2
on the North, also, for the vacation OF the Alley bound
ing inlet No. Il On the South, (said lets beng iii Lamb
i sturdevants additgeh tosaid Village, and numbered
as abeFe on the plat Of said addition recorded in vol. .,
D 4, record Of tonns Tor said county; sal laleyxbeng
each ous rod in width and SIX AMI 76-1o0 rods i'll length.
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