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living, pregnant Act fruitful Of uasonal and commercial
,esn suncn And may We not, therefore, in this view,
.oIso and protected our common country that BY s in
s a, sne premonisory symptom Of Harpers Ferry
70 s,onse the sumbering people of the Norths
nos therefore, again hope tha. The same hsnd viii be
eAen1eo over Us TO allay troubled oounc,ls Of he
thsrles,on 10 iav ny Go a's1Ss we are 70 proceed to
ec standard bearers for the contest of nert Novsbey
selected as the representatives Of the national
as, simple the Part we shall act in ucns that
psuolm and 10 the creefion Of those candates Win 70
dound to the glory the shame of those whose assns.
we are The history Of the democratic party urnishes
no parallel to the condition OF things as now existing a.
20 period since the foundation of the S..
etoentsl contest presented similar eeue or involved
similar consdcraiioo. For the first time there ID but
queDces before were dependent upon Ia a
non Q. pariys party were 70 be Yeoonstrucod by
e NAnohai convention about to assemble and q tho
resu oepenoent upon the of this reorRanized
ana reconstructed party will rest with that Oopyen
noD whether We ehai have party at all N Va oonn
ses tDa mere prevail and true patriotism override aa-
temperate passion mistaken availability and com oro
mite OF principle shall he adopted all viii be lost Ruin
destroy ed and over It's des,ructjon viii he resrsI
monument erected to black republican success 70 be fol-
lowed by the Inevitable dissolution Of the Union
John A. Green, Jr., Samuel G. Courtney, Fernando
Wood J. N. Marvin and D. W. Candor were appointed
Committee Of Arrangements and Correspondence.
Fernando Wood was unanimously chosen Chairman Of
the Charleston delegation
statement was made that Commodore Vanderbilt hsd
terdered the Of steamer take the delegation 70
Charleston for the payment Of the running expenses only
Five thousand copies Of the proceedings or the State
Convention were ordered 70 be printed
After other business the Convention adjourned se de.
LIST OF THE NAMES OF NEW YORK DELEaArH 10
THE CHARLESTON CONVENTION.
The following are the district delegates 70 the Charles
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PosScs Intelligence.

Ryfyr~ING SPoIKN Gu0Ds- BURGLARY yy BoYA-Tho etA
bic OF Mr. - Egeps, n Thirty second street, Third
avenue vss en, ~cc a Sunday night, and OF silver
mounted hs,ress .. sn Suspicion fell upon boy named
WilHsm fo,a sh - ~sseted, and lot Of skeIeton keys
found In hs pociets su quen,y anothsr boy ss1sd e.
persen sewers. t..s Ssys were Ord one q Witch ntsd
The & Of Inc stable door rsSesry and sold De harness
70 Thomas Coeap, keeper ssnsiy found ooncs.icd IN
The stolen r-cners wss tbs accused taksn
cs Cx.o.e Jpftce Quackenbush, who q. @ charge
81 or,ge o. receiving stolen goods and he p.
u.~ss''s 'n Homer b Hawkins, who, v,u :. ,.-
=. w.. s,,es'ed few days since, on chs-es :,
rn,srs 500 from the Overland ~,
subsequently S.ed Ss,e. .s y Tie books o The oeecsrS
obJis.,;0 hn oondsnsn desiring 70 Se rsIsss Y Of.
b, sncnm nseens that The conpspv ~. nen
nea vetea stu more ffauds vkinh IN y .noe nb
mount cha sed Ia the complaint "''A "n add 10 tAs
CHARGE oy Prt Oxo Posxrra William John.o.
Eoelsnd was n, -eesed II Fulton fsrry oc nssave
ing, charged with D. hing the pocket or -. svs-
ss,dcs In Williamsburg, q apccketbook ocoss;sssz
IL The robbery took pla~ 1t TIE Ssr,- hors. scous
'e crowd was very great, o~.cg TO Tie boaas ~ s
'e'r regular trips IN consequence Of tAs NJ.
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Cosansrs' aaquests.

Crr HB TzsOAr-Yesterday morning, about four
O'Clock, German shoemaker named David sommers,
hfy years Of age, sssdins II ia Church seet, hh
dbroat from 70 with He was conveyed to
the New York Hospital, where he died during the day.
Coroner OKesfe beld inquest, when tappeared thsG
the deceased had been deseBtsd by his VIE about ve
months ago, and became low spirited In consequence
FATAL AcuDnr-Corcuer O'Keefe held an inquest on
the body Of George Esst, German, forty Eve years Of
age, who died 1t his resdence 6J street. from
the effects Of injuries received from fall while ntoxi-
catad.
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ton Convention
Dtst. Delegates.
1-Jobp n. Byower,
Epbr aim Clark.
2-paniei Cbauncey,
John Haelett.
3-BeDj Ray,
Josiah W. Brown.
flames Lynch,
j Mcleod Murphy.
b-Thomas Il. Ferris,
VIM Marshall.
6-Borgan L. Harris,
Andrew Mills.
7-Patrick G. Maloney,
james s libby.
e-Stepben P. Russell,
Robert B. Bradford.
9-Wm. Radford,
Francis Burdck.
1o-Thorpton N. Niven,
G j. Beebe.
n-Joeeph o Has brouck.
Sylvester Nichols.
12-Hepry Snyder,
Albert Emmans.
Is-Jobn B Pierson,
Levi Smith.
a. Jsmes Brady,
Samuel G. Courtney.
l6-Orville Clark,
James NJ. Marvin.
16-Waiter H. Payne,
Andrew L. Ireland.
l7-narius Clark,
A. Rardsiee.
1e- Daniel A. Campbell,
Jacob ]. RadcliE.
l9-A B. Watson,
Delos W. Dean.
2o--Dsvid Noulton,
Norman Maltby.
21-W. g. Sands,
Carl A. Kohler.
22-Wm. Baldwin,
Vim h. Walrath.
2s-f.ysapder n. Brown,
Samuel ]. Davis.
2A-Thos q Alvord.
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Trouble Among tho Liquor Dealers.
GRAND FINALE SMASHING or THE
BALLOT BOX, AND GENERAL FREE FIGHT, ETC.
The election OF officers Of the Liquor Dealers Associa.
ton took place al the metropolitan Rooms in Hester
street, Yesterday and ended in the destruction Of The bal.
lot and general We give the particulars, -
far as We were able TO gather them, below appears
that some members OF the society not sas0ed with
the way the funds were used large 1t dM
erent times appropriated for various purposes and NO
account had been rendered Of the in which they
bad beep spent The consequence that new cleo
tiop was called for, which took place yesterday There
we're but two tcken-the present ncumbents, and the
election onducted In peaeeabe and orderly way, there
being demonstration or excitement, except what "
o.1. Win A., o.ss Dss, :aa = s.a SIX Z
seven, when the polls were declared closed, the
igtis were put OUT. and = rush made ior
vas npeucceeeu the five special policemen defended
il with their clubs At this point man Of the name O
h.S ass 3. we're
time Thoee bent on the destruction OF ne peno. ~
were to be disappointed and another rush wss naae
as trophies Ex Councilman Reid had charge Of ths box,
breaking Of The boz was could learn th.s
the old tcket far ahead and in danger Of being elect
ed :san and the opposon ~ .ooE sD WSs, o Sahs
were nrst put OUT and the row parity begun an extra
police force cent for, and short ame aef
captaip williamson Of the Fourteenth precinct and
platoon Of men arrived but they too late 70 be o.
any further service than 10 restore order Inc Dook
containing the names Of members Of The soc:eX sc3
was saved by some one whipping up in the dark and
running away with II. suyther than = nw 0e
excitement being pitched doSu ssars, sno ~ .o1e .
bard knocks admiDetered both sdes snese ~ ng "a
jury Gone, the crowd appeared 70 be ~ wen
they bad accomplished their purpose Of destzUs ~ ~
promptly 70 the scene there woud NO ooubt have bssn
aght tn the street, a. the DEAD Rabbit order Ne.
vo'e sn' csed a. they were :pSrN1 !poSo,1
20 ou,efiy and ", cement in the % srses s.ors ~o
h,t,.,ns pr and one fellow stood on doorstep OF
wcb e cover Of the ballot box - an evidence that th
/, had been properly done, while another boaste.
lat he had votes in his pocket than would DO sum
cent 10 re elect the old tcke others requested n
csnvaster ssto count the votes and tell them who wa
e'ec,ed' but the presence Of the police prevented a.
l fur tber outbreak.
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affair or HoSoR IN Nxy OxrkASs--A hostile meeting
took place on the 18th uN, between Messrs Ernest ca.
behind the Half Way House. The weapons were double
barrered guns loaded with ball. and the distance was
forty PAGES At the first exchange Of shots neither sen
te1an injured but the second Mr. Gerodiasesss
struck in the left knee the ball passing through below the
cap, and wounding his right leg. The injury
may have 10 lose the leg.
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Election sf Chief Engineer Of the Fire
Department.

JOHN p1cSHR ELECrKD BY LARGE MAJORITY,
Inc election Of Chief Engineer OF the Fire Department
took place last evening At tho different engine hose
truck houses and the returns made night to
the Inspectors, William r W Chambers, William Char
lock and Thomas Leary, at the new Nremens Hall oppo
site Tompkins Market. Between two and three O'Clock
fo
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AkeTnates.
Chas. W. Church,
Kerr Boyce.
Joseph Wilson,
Richard II. Tucker.
Samuel F. Dickinson,
Daniel Linn.
Elgene Shine,
Patrick Garrick.
John J. Reilly,
John Tucker.
Peter Mcknight,
Joseph G. Browning.
VIM. J. Brisley,
Thos. Lawrence.
Isaac Laurence,
Henry Smith.
Albert r. Learned,
Salmon Skinner.
Harvey B. Morris,
Charles 8. woodward.
VIM. O. Deroy,
Samuel McIntire.
Richard r. Clark,
Joshua II. Rogers.
II G. Van valkenburG,
Charles J. Wilbur.
8. 8. Wardell,
Mathew Mcmahon.
George II Taylor,
Vim. A. Waldron.
8. G. Deryee,
Not given.
J. c. Harrison,
Joseph Lee.
William 8. CLARK
+. W. Holman.
Not gwen.
Not given.
Stephen vandresar,
Peter Brewer.
B Frhk,
Jpo F. Van Hoeseu.
J. L. McWhorter,
Edward N. holmes.
Erastus Hale,
Blank Ryali.
Henry G. Beach,
Henry Pratt.
". q. Ooffin,
Alex. W. Thompson.
William b. LAphAm,
G. ". Terrence.
J. B. Clark,
John ]. Van Allen.
Josiah Clark,
B. g. Reynolds.
3. n Mum.
Mathew Rigney.
8. Anthony, :
7. s Gillet
Reuben q. Boughton,
Lewis Warner.
Geo. ]. Bryan,
Horatio N. Walker.
Robt. N. Shankland,
D. A. A. Nichols.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-08

TuUxRAxcx IN Nxw JERsxy.--A temperance Convep
ton for Northern New Jersey meets n Orange on We'd
nesday, Esbruarys.
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That Aany time hereafter any portion Of the people Ia
the South hal enpt to the Union witch now exss
which and Of Tho ,ishe and
liberties Of the whole people, eighteen msos of
pie the Northern free States that determined to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-08

pie connected with self interest," and until We have pro-
vded ana cared for the Oppressed sboripR man in our
midst We should not extend our sympathy 10 the
labor ing men OF oher Eaies But my friends, II II be
that slavery Ia an evil and liz abolition thing
be obtained by the sAcrcsa demanded Of u.s. even A the
inmns nj per OF the whole country why does not the
North cease 70 pro0t by save abcrY WHY do not the
New Eresnd msuufacturers aud the orators ana poets
a the priests Who have subsised 20 long upon the toi
and woducts of slavery sive up their iii gotten gains
AND live as the South IA preparing 10 DO upon the fruits
Of their own ator depend,pr alone ppop their Own
r,tourc.sY Whv do NOT Norsherp tradera and
me rchspIs ana mechanics Cease IN barter in mer
chaptse for the Southern tr.de ana whv indeed does
not ,h whole back Tspubsn nartv Of he No, prsct
csy execu tbs,r ooc,r,nes bv ths non conaumoton of
Southern Ih,aI nrodmc,sy thav sra .iccare hv
si ,hey pot do thsY II slsverv il vrong hv n II NO
wrong traffic or consume IL poductef II negro ser
vtce ut ID. South ~ based pon cruey and oppressiop
IN. p,9 n ~. "~... ~ .S o ..~. 49,"
institution O. say.yy 10 H. ex,ent s,sd gsners, da,r
10 90 without isve products would upd oubtedIy
mr,h 10 abolish s,sv. labor n anti slavery Encland
ana frIce and the Northern States OF America TO
e'mp'he N ihe exclusion from Of cotton, tobacco,
scgtr snc how would take 10 abolish slavery
i th.f, SatsY IL coujo moi exis without ms cnsou
II would droou and de under s,ch ~hJss ~. oS mstrn
-. .p ~ .Du -. 1o 1noe. suSu w"uu'e~a. vi Pato.
sw OF sup,v and demand Nh, c;"s .cnd s.,sa;,o
t,,l<x - th. "a a. a., non... ~ -
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-08-10
mezican Mustang Imminent.

this article has attained. For rheumatism Salt Rheum
Burns Bruises, stiff Joints, Gads, Sprains, Pole Evil
SwelIings upon Horses it has equal No person
will be without who has tested its value t4And
with reference the general estimation Of the Mustang
IiniInent cheertuy say that no article per
formed many cures in our neighborhood as this. L.
w. SMITH. RisIqeGetd Co7n.' :. LEITCH, Hyde Park,
Vt writes that tho horse considered worthless
This case was spawn since the free of the
tang Idnment sold him for $780, Your Liniment
doing wonders up here Such testimony is reaching
every day. The half told. Every family should
have it, Beware of limitations. Tbs genuine Mustang
sold all respectable dealers throughout the world
yI5J BARNES & PARK, Proprietors, New York.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-08-10
Delegates to Urbana.

We learn from Mr.. Hilliard, of the
8. M. & P. Railroad, that train will
leave the depot in this place at o.
clock, a. m. on Tuesday next, which
will connect at Milford with the early
train from Columbus to Urbana, reach
ing the last named place at half past
10 O'Clock a. M Returning a train
will leave Urbana at 5, 80 p. m. reach
ing Delaware at 40 p. m. This viii
enable delegates to go and return the
same day.
Half fare only viii be charged provided
not less than 100 passengers go from
Delaware or Delaware county, other
wise full fare.
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Spteial alotifes.
Ss Old Guard Of 1912, 49,
r. urn Out!

i CONVENTION OF OLD S0IDIEFS OF If1E W AR OF
ISl2 AND lNfiAN WARS, their Hioes asad Wfd0scs " III
the Court House, III Marysviiie, Union e"ah
ty Oh,o, Fetf esdag IHg"s 9th. loee for the puF
pose renewing Oh fsen isiIs ami consulting together
best oi securing IehSan Ter these WHO Iald
the taEndats ui the state ami Nation
\ FREE Inner wal BE- prepared by the sons and
tf old Patriots, and others Who WAS BRING
the best they ami tsyf il. a fal attendanet Is
desired. fre2dy the tilers and mothers oI the
Nation are Italy Invited '.Uuoa Is strength this
is Nation's motto.
We feel proud that the resolutions passed
Convention last year, i'll Marysvilc, have been
approved and adopted by state Convention. at Oh
uibs, winter (which grew cut of Our County Con
ventf } the State Convention, in harrisburg
Pa. an Philadelphia, both Of which grew out of our
state Convention. have attended ali these Conventions
County has the honor OF starting the great bail
rolling
All Musicians respectfully invited come on and
give these Veterans blast OF 8 Hail C0ln-
ba We anticipate Good DiRRer, Good Hu$io ami ii
good time generally.
Col. q. F. LEWIS Editor of the Old Soldiers Advo-
cate Land and Pension Agent, Maj. THOMAS
T3oYLSroN Cleveland, Gen E W BENSON, oil Morrow
county Col JAS. CoLIIER of Steubenv e, with other
friends of old Soldiers will be hand and you may
look out for Big Speeches.
We hope the Old Veterans of the surrounding counties
will up naniuiiy i'll the days Of yere, as they
will those who have our interests at heart
We solicit those who acquainted with the Superin
of Railroads to procure Tree or haif-laro
tickets these old Veterans their Wives and Widows
All Editors friendly the Ola Soldiers viii please
cory j. E. W. HAYNES, Pres't
July 20, go. Old >oideI s Association
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-08-10
q TT e DTG q TT - Q U s e !,
Delaware, Ohio.
CHARLES SHERMAN, Proprietor

TTAVING taken charge of and thoroughly rem
ovatcd and mjsllGd throughout with new itn
and bedding the above NAMED House. il my
ofI'r the trtfrag community superior induce
nents Those desiring the IEIAwAKE
during the aeason Will hni ample and satisfactory
Communications, Connected with the House Will be daily
line GrnnbueEes running 10th ''Ohio White Sulphur
Springs, - leaving the House in the morning and return
ing the evening All who favor with their patron-
age may rely upon receiving attention. Charges
able. Imay i $50 $tt
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-08-10

We are indebted to an agent of the
publishing house Of III. b. Barnitz,
for a copy of their political chart,
containing likenesses of our candi-
dates for President and Vice Presi-
dent, the several political platforms,
&c.-also a medal containing Melain-
eotype likenesses of ofLincoIn and Ham
lin. The articles can be procured of
travelling agents or on application to
Mr. Barnitz at 80 & 40 West Fourth
street, Cincinnati.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-08-10
Important to Females.
z. REEEEMA ANS Pills

Prepared by CorDeI L. Cheeseman. NJ. D.. =,
New York CITY
Tie co4nbration OF ingredients these Pills the
result Of a4o.g and extensive practice They mild
teir operation and in correcting all irregu
iarifies Painful Nenstrnaons removing allebstrctions
ghsfher froIn cold otherwise hcaaache pain in the
slae, a!pation Ct the heart, whites, all nervous afec
tioas by>ercs fatigue pain the back limbs, &c
disturbed sleep, which arises interruption of
10 MABRII-D LADIES Er- Cheeseman's Ills areinva-
uabie, they viii bring the monthly period with
regularity. Ladies who have heeH d.sapI oted i'll the
Of ether Pills place the coaddeIee IL Dr.
Cheeseman's Pills dong all that they represent DO
Eetice-1here condition Of the fesGle Systcaa in
teirh The Pills Le taken rrhett 9redstlisag Pc
CELL4R RESULT The etpdiioa referred to PREG
NANCI-the result cAERL4CE .S4,eh is the ire
sfs3ate e3e7aey Of the to restore he sexnaf ftae-
eoradftfea hat The rgeete roseer
IF nature cannot resist
Warranted purely vegetable and free from anything
Injurious Explicit dreetions which should be read,
company each box Price 81 Sent by mali on enclos-
ing 81 Dr. CoESrIIrs l.. CnKJsFaAN, Eox 1851, Pos
Office, New York CITY. Sold by druggist in every
il the United States.
r. r. HUTCHINGS,
General Agent for the United states,
No 20 Cedar street New York,
T. ceo1s al TFtolesaIe orders ShosEa te addsessed
Sold by B. DICKINSON & SoN, Delaware. *junes 6ol
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-08-10
a Reward is offered!

Fer the detection Of any person eoaei itng Initiating
the vendcr OF any such apuaieIiei sF nlithi:t g
tERaAvE'S HOLLAND Bi4TERS. Tl,e genuine, highly
tei HOLLAND iTIEs is put up il hall liit ho
tE2s only, having the I'll the proprietor, BfAGE,
IT. blown i'll them and his Signature the
each ant every bottle
THIS delightfg roata has beeu received by Americans
sith that which is only extended TO really scien
tiic preparations. When consider tie marked sue
cess attending administrator i'll the most stuhhern
:is : If Fever and Agae Weakness # any kind, Ixs
eE,s ,atburR, tc1ty Of the stomach Sick and Nerv
Gus Headache Indigestion tostivcness and Files togeth
with the complete control exercises over Nervous
Rheumatic and Ne'IraIgic Affections, cannot wonder
at its popularity Well may the invalid value this reme
Y For sale by VI. L. Starr Brother, Delaware
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-08-10

S. NJ. & p. RAILRoAD.-We are oc-
casionally questioned as to the pres
ent condition and future prospects of
this road, but have not been able to
impart any information. We find in
the Springfield News the following
article, which, if well founded, indi-
Gates that the road may yet be com
pleted and constitute part Of an i'm
portant line. We give it as we find
it, leaving the reader to draw his own
inferences
.sThe Cincinnati Enquirer, in a
late issue, deyelopes a new railroad
scheme which, if realized, will great
ly affect the interest OF our city and
county. This new scheme contem-
plates continuation of the Atlantic
and Great Western Broad Guage
track through from Akron, Ohio TO
Cincinnati, by the Springfield, Mt
Vernon and Pittsburgh Railroad, from
Lakeyille to its terminus at Spring
field. and from the latter city to Gin
cinnati by the Short Line or Tunnel
Route. The plan on the part of the
A. & G. W. Co., is to purchase a con-
trolling interest in the Akron & Mil
lersburgh Railroad from Akron to
Orville, on the Pittsburgh, Ft, Wayne
& Chicago r.. r., from the latter
place they will lay double track to
Lakevllle.
It is then proposed to purchase the
Springfield, Mt. Vernon d Pittsburgh
Road, which it is estimated they can
do for s8000,000, including means
sufficient to complete it. From Spring
field to Dayton the route is half gra-
ded, and from Dayton to Cincinnati
the short route or Tunnel Route
would oe adopted thus forming di-
rect connection between New York
Boston and Philadelphia by means Of
the N +. & Il. and the n. 7. Cen
trail, and with the latter city by the
Pennsylvania Central,
1t is stated that this plan Of action
has been definitely decided upon by
the officers of the Atlantic and Grea
Western Road, and that they are san
guine that this grand scheme will be
realized at some future day. Tht
means-the material aid-only arr
wanting"
So says the Mount Vernon Repub
lican, and we have no doubt it speak!
g from the book" With regard t.
the means, we apprehend that the At
lantie and Great Western company
will soon be in a condition to pro
cead ~
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-08-10

10 years established in New Ya * eIg--used by the
City Post Gfce-the city Prisons aud STATEN Houses
the City Steamers, Ships e.-the City IIoteis 'tAstor, :,
ST. Nchoas, ,'and by more than 20 900 private fam
lies.
R-Druggists and retail dealers everywhere sell them
H5- Wholesale Agents in a4tlarge Cities.
bs-Reguar sizes 25e, 5dc., and 81 Boxes, Bottles,
and FIasks.
nz-.l! BEWARE II of spurious limitations, Examin
Box Bottle and Flask and take nothing Cos
s. -
E9~S1 90 Boxes sent by mail.
H553 and So Boxes for Plantations, Hotels, &c, by
Express.
B7y-Address orders-or for CrcuIar to Dealers to
HENRY r. COSTAR, PRINCIPAL DEPoT,
512 BROADWAY, IOpposite st. Nicholas Hotel, NY
Sold by NJ. L. STARR & BRO Druggists, Delaware, O.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-08-10

Pic-nics are becoming the most pop
ular of Summer amusements. and
during the present season have been
of frequent occurrence. Rev. 0. II.
Newten's congregation I'd Presby-
terian) had a reunion of the kind
Yesterday in the grove near Little's
Springs. and of course had a joyous
and pleasant time.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-08-10
Tageglzfrc T4achTges,


TT3EEfT'S Il1nr 3vcd Gbrash7rg Faah}ne, with
LII = Elevator. The best NGel me ii F-t. -
sa5o hy Z. Z, tHAAIBtEI.AiE-
.uas l-*tf.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-08-10
z e N. : NJ .

met dangerous TO the Human Family"
.aRats tnn1e ont Of theiI. hnles IN die .
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-08-10
Chr glarkets.


Delaware Marie
Corrected weekly by r. f. HIIIs Sos, Wholesale and
RetaiI Groeers. No. Williams Block.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-08-10

There has been during the past
week rare floral display at the res
idence of Mrs. KilbourHe, in this
place. A large plant of that gem of
the Cactus family, the Night Bloom
ing Cereous, has produced twenty fine
blooms, which is an unusual number
-one-half of them opening on Tues
day evening, and presenting a scene
of beauty rarely witnessed.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-08-10

COUNTY FAIRs.-In this region the
County Fairs will be held as follows ::
Delaware, Sept. 1921; Franklin,
Sept. 00-00 Madison, Sept. 1921 ;
Union, Sept. 1928 Clark, Oct. Is;
Marion, Oct. 3--5 Licking, Oct. 3-5;
Champaign, Oct. 9-12 Morrow, Oct.
10-12
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-08-10

We learn that on Saturday night
Of last week, in the lower part Of Or
ange township, fracas occurred be
tween two men named Boyd and
Wells, during which the latter was
shot ia the head, and at last accounts
no hopes of his recovery were enter
tanned by the physicians having the
case in charge
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-08-10

Rev. DR.. Warner Of this place,
who has for number of years past
held the position of Chaplain in the
Ohio Penitentiary, has resigned his
post, with view, as we understand,
Of returning to the itenerancy. Rev.
Warren Jenkins has been appointed
to succeed him as Chaplain.