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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-04-05

General Agcrt for the uite.' states.
+ s-a. No. 90 Cedar Streot, - y ork,
n wkomaH HhoIssnlcor6STs should Be dddrs %
Sold hv Is. ] IcKINt &StN ~ - L.,.' - 20
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-04-05

Sheriff and Master Commissic ners Sale
Ilavid McCarter 1DY virtue of q
Us. Odecretal order
The Delaware Female College cta sale to me drec
ted froIn the Court of Common Pleas Of Delaware
county. OHIO, shall U1er public sale, the dDor
the Count House IN Delaware,
AoHday, the sEh dog Of april, 1861.
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock O'Clock p. N
Of sail day the following described real cstste ows;
Situate in tue County Of Delaware State Of OHIO and in
Town 81 South delaware. and being Inots Nos So
65 ana SO, marked and dcsgnated recorded
pI.t of said Town Of south Delaware, and being the
"a premises then occupied 10y said delaware Female
College aHd upon which tho College buildings
B c. A1ElsS, Sheriff,
AMI Special Master Commissioner.
March s, 1Sc:-tts tss,5oJ
Sheriff & Master Commissioners Sale.
Esthrr Iy tier, Admiu'strarix pY virtue Of deere
ID tai order Oisale TO mo
jams Kent and vile. IIrected from the Court
Common leas delaware county, Ohio. shall Of
fer p bile the Of the Court Room Del
aware,
N .,lolas, The sh day II April, 1861
between the hours Of O'Clock and four o'clock
p. ~ the following described real estate iitn-
the tuunIy Delaware and State oil Ohio, aud
beng D., land taken Of the north Of
eight (el third quarter of the third
ship nnctecuth range the United States itary
being tue lut OF land conveyed by Eugene
81 anborn Jacob Reads by deed hearing ate
the 9TH tEt"bcr, A. ID. 1880. and conveyed hy
Jacob Rua lie James Kent, 10y deed bearing
date August :, \ Il. 1856. AEpra sed Al 81 ,S5O-
b. {. WATERS, sheriff
And special Master comm ssioner.
March &. ISGI-ats.- fS5 SOD
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-04-05
Report of the Treasurer
OF THE
Corporation Of Village of Delaware.
Building Materials.

Building Materials.
WTE have made arrangements such as wilIen-
wv able US to furnish
DOORS, SASH AND BLINDS,
of quality superior to anything we have ever had
MANUFACTURED PRICES!
Sash Nled With Glass and Painted constantly on hand
at less than they usually cost.
March II, 'bs-%n c. .. POTTER a Co
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-04-05

% u Sfexrrarfys
FOR SALE.

LARGE COMFORTABLE RES
"a IA HENCE, on MAIN street, contain EzasA
Gis5 ing rooms besitIes Bathing Room, Wash Ill
k,Oiu Cellar
Also I1y acres of land House Barn Fast side
Of tho river !. RANNEY.
Delaware, March %, 61.-t1
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-04-05
LAMPS.

a LOT second hand lamps belonging te the
"A the Episcopal Church will be sold very cheap.
If any church in the county them and will take
the whole lot they may have them bargain.
Inquire al No. 3. Williams Block {. FLAT.
March Q, TM.-ftf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-04-05

The municipal election held on Monday
last resulted iu the election Of the following
officers
Rusgel B. Smith. :
Recorder Charles II NrE,roy.
Councimen-Jamrs Eaton, j ohm Converse,
J. A. Clippinger, j. A BuruLam, Willoush-
by Miller. &
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-04-05
Sheriff Sale.

David NcCloud DY virtue Of an execution q
=, vs. ID me directed by the Court Of
John Hickey, ct al Common Pleas OF Delaware County
Ohio shall at the door Of the Court House
In Delaware,
Monday tie sh day Of April, 1861.
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock m and o'clock p.
m the following described real estate to Situated
IN the State of Ohio County Of Delaware being
lot No 90, in the Town Of East Delaware Milo D.
ubone's addition 10 said Town old number no. TIs
new number App'd S3.s. b {. WATERS, Sherid.
March 3, Is6l-fts JS2,-5)
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-04-05
CAITTTON

AH certain unprinciped pcrsrRs Attempting 20 pair
~ on 1he nnsusprctng public limitations Of NY FRET
ED GLUE, would cation all persona examine befor
purchasing, aud See thar Inc full name
-SPAlhlNG5 PREPARED GLUE-6a
e ths outside wrapper a c'heFs sStndtng coar
erf-itR
Eov 50. tsec 9ly
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-04-05
oCKET KNIVES.

ANY gentleman in want OF a good knife had
IA better clit at No. 5, willam's Block. good
aor,ment Of farmers Jack Knives ot the best quality
doc7 Juat received aud for sale hy
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-04-05

The certificate of fifty strangers to the 'efcn-
ey Of n given article weighs less in men S
minds than the verbal statement of one per-
son known to them and who speaks from his
own personal experience. Hence, in regard to
the sale of Scientists Restorative, the prOprie-
tors have found this TO be the fact; that wher-
ever it has been used it has been recOmendsd
by aalis who have used it. The demand in
towns where it has been intotluced increases in
CeOmPtrsc ratio.
Rec advertisement and certificates.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-04-05
NEEDLES

FOR the Wheeler Wilson, Singer, Kelsey
4 Tcarl and Boudnir Sewing Machines, Of the best
quality, always he found at No. 3, Williams Bkck.
NeeIies for any other Machines supplied on short
ticc. C. PIAIT.
March %, '6I.-+tf.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-04-05
an A single ho,tlr of SPALDING'S PREPARED
will savr ten lines its cost ahnuSy--ea
SPALDTNG'S PREPARED GLUE!
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE!
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE!
SAVE THE PIECES!

SAVE THE PIECES!
ECONOMY DISPATCH!
RsE- STTTcn TINE SAVES NINE." "a
ARaecdenE win happen, sven ia we'll rrgnlgted famt-
90 is Desirable 10 have cheap aud
repairing FnrnHur-, Toys Crnekery, SC.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
such emergencies, AMI household ran aHerd
without it. II always ready, up 20 the suek tng
point
"USEFCI. IN ENERY HOUSE"
", B.-A Brush accompanies zach BotAe. Pree, =
sats
Addrrss.
henry C, sPALnISG.
No. & CEDAR Street
Ncw Eo~k.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-04-05
d d p
80 5FaIoRL.x F1.AsFEns.

FARES PRICKLY FL.AsEERS,
Tsey Impon Strength they -4nniAiiate Pain.
PARG-S ITN1ess Delightful Plzsters Yield
II realty tn tbs motIun Df the hOiy,
343@AsEs@ 4 lhs5rhs prcspiratiOn and throw OF all
p0EVS inc offensive cOagulated impurities OF
The System. They should be used for
PRTCKGX III Chronic Pains, Faintness, Bys2ep-
~ s.r,,as 4 a, Coils, Consumption, Ri edmstiEIn,
d14aHASAE1SS igS.iale Weakness, c4cI They retain
ARE SOLD. their active propensllies IS hen nther
"a - --f. Ilsters less, AMI rhere applied
By ALL pain cannot zzisf-~ Evcry faInI " shn' d
s..t1 have theul. One siz an cloth, three
DEALERS. Sz g an leather Sample sent by mail
From 10 N Teeels tpT2 o. 70 Sen's ,. p.-. ,,ov
81 DIMES New York
Marah -, '6l.-f2ly.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-04-05

a. IBv EELT, Mkss., bee. 1, IEGO.
wsl f"r r4rrnats large shrr bills 70 hiring
fnr cphHlir Pills pircnlsry hrforc custom
eFs II have hing Of IN" kim pie send
''ne 'f customers. who sHtj~ci Sick
HrHdHeh". fnsnally iHSting days cured or Z
siisek ia vHr hear b. your Pills. which sent her.
Respectfully yours,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-04-05
Settle ment CT Estates &c.

FYIHE following Administrators, GuardieDf and
i Executors have died their Iapes foi tux mot:
smith Spencer Guardian Of Jas. F. Spencer.
A. II. q. Elliott, Guar dian Of ALMA CumminS.
II I.eech, ct. al e, Admir-. or Chaunc.-y LubhaFn
II. Jnhnspn, Admir-. Of l;anicl SarkrtPF
J. Ii. NcGaLstaTd, Adu'r. Of T1Ios. T. McCauslaBd
l.. :. Feikher, At MIR ni Anus Carr.
,. c. strong. Am r of i. Il. Faulkner.
There will he hearing said cases my flee In
Delaware, saturday, April :Cth, 1901.
Mar. %, 'tI-Tot J. KASNEY Probate Jutge.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-04-05

A n expression OF intense satisfaction illumin9-
n ted her when she unclasped the oeaut
full picture had Just handed her OF course be had
been 6AvITTS where only be procured pictures
which excel in chs bert features Of the art.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-04-05

TUST received 20 dozen Chopping Axes Of the
81 best patterns and makers, which offered by the
hox or single TO suit purchasers Also, Broad Axes,
Carpenters ADJ, Hand Axes, and Shingng Hatchets.
Fer sale at the Upper Hardware Store by
ncc 2 ,5a-&tf C. c. CHAMDERL.AIN
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-04-05
MARRETD

on. tho 18th sit by Bey. AIgan Rose. Nr. WN. 7
HISES q IA rson Co, O. 10 Mss HkSSAH ERWIN, OF
Sc59to tp-, Delaware Co, o.
7 ~ ---t.x -. DIED.
In cuIuHsb a City IBd., April lst 5srs 8 Z. GREGG
wife ri br Henry Gregg aged II yeas, months and
. . Gays ss9 EE
The deceased was born in Granville, Licking Co, o
and resided long time in Ieawara county, from winch
place she this eornty aboHt years since,
where has baaE bsOved aRa respected by all who
enjoyed her acquaintance She leaves kind husband
a lovely group Of children the inss Of one
nearaana dear them earth Nay they all be
guided by her example In this world, aud prepare
meet her in better one, where parting IS no mnrc.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-04-05
Latest and Last ]
But Still Most Attractive!

PLOTNER & DUVALL,
Havejust received their FALL. AND WINTER stock OF
Cloths, CasSimeres, HestingS, and Trimmings
which for BEAUTY, and ELEGANC cannot be excel
ed all of iCh will be aHd made TO order in the
LATEST FAsIi1lSs and on the reasonable terms
Also. Chdreu's Clothing cut ami made to order.
snfRTscut and made by measurement, ard warranted
to 1t. Also, emitting done for Ladies' Basques Dresses
aud travelling APPAREL Ia les can avail themselves
of system for Cutting Eas4ues, Dresses, &c, on rea
sonahie terms.
All 1ricrsronhdedto them will eethRuSfully received
and entire satisfaction given.
shop on Main street opposite Union Hall
n. d. Particular attention paid to Cutting l-.a
L A u l. S CLIO r. K s
OF the Latest styles. Having hand assortment Of
LADIES' CLOTHS of the nRcst fabric. oct12SoO
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-04-05
Lumber !! Lumber /!
D. z. MCCULLOUGH
Pine Lumber, Shingles & Lath

TTAs removed his Lumber Yard and Office to the
II corarr Of WInter ana Henry near the SGs-
pgnsioa Bridge.
= Pine Lumber, Shingles & Lath
Directly from the Mills in Michigan.
Also, good assortment OF Poplar, Walnut Cherry ID
Ash LrOer, Dressed Flooring and Ceiling surfaced uT
ber and Ash Shingles. In fact every ching wanted for
Dlding purposes, all OF which be is determined sell
as low, FOR CASH. as can be bought iii this place,
Panel Doors, Sash and Bn ,s,
be furnished TO order short notice. All kinds OF
Lumber baught and sold Ct 10, 80
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-04-05
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80 - si M, M '''l't g ~ Ir Nh'h u"y we're
Eeor- sbe E,-,n,f,.- yo-cU r.
-,,.r .,,-. l., - 80. g. -. ~. . ,.., -. :
FLops the Democrat ST. C%ou5 Nfna
s"nd FOR hnE 1@alic Pills) 8" that you may ave them
-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-04-05
MRS. N. A. VAN HoUTEN
MTilIinerv Business

WT0ULD respectfully, inform her old friends
w AMI acqHdiitanccs that she has again located N
Cuulbs No. West Town Street, opposite the Uni
ted States Hotel where she intends carrying the
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-04-05
Wall Paper g. BorIer,
Curtain Goods, Oil Shades.

Queensware, Glassware,
Groceries. Yankee Notions,
Shoes & Boots, &c, &c.
In short, a complete outfitting establish
ment for Ladies and Gentlemen, Boys and
Girls Housckcepers Maidens and Bachelors.--
TO CASH BJ-IERS ORDINARY IN
DLCE4HEN7.S 5eit be offered. either at wholesale
or retail. Prices will he the lglresf current west
of the Beard An early examination OF
Goods and Prices solicited
Delaware March %. q -ftf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-04-05
Axes 4! Axes F.!

All or.crs entrusted her shall be promptly aud
satisfactorily attended To-
.. -rnhrs Fch. 1. Is61-Atf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-04-05
Wanted.

100 TONS Of old scrap Iron, for which III
4OO pay one cent per peund N Foundry Ws-s
Old Scrap Copper, Old Scrap Brars.
- - Znck 1" Len,
VIII take Wood and Produce in exchange for cattrws
and Work.
Delaware, March "A, 'ef.-+ti, &c EvA~<.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-04-05
8pectacles.

In Gold, Silver, Plated and Blue Stoel Frames to
suit all ages. Old frames reiitted with glars 20
! 1utt all eyes. A No Williams Block, by
sApTil IS, 1852. C.sPDATT
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-04-05
GARDEN sHEpa.

Just received, large stock Of FRESH GAR
y IiEN SFNHS NON the most cvlehrstrd sea
ucns in to Unitcd staes and England put ~ sIn4H
packages.
Also a large stock Of Field Seeds PCT ~ in rSsasN
PaeEarrs. Also large stock Of ItaE. hy m rAS4
quart bushrl, of the earliest l.rSt r
Of whci viii he sold low PRICES
March 3. 81 +tf G. g. CHAMH1.RTAlN,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-04-05

T'"y Have he tested in more than n tnouslnI case
with entire snccrss.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-04-05
F. ON The Advertiser. pr,

1Toht lHe Dsnb0e7dtt NJ C+oud, HtnN
II Won have been troubled with headache.
s"nd for box %" halic PiIIs) that may ave
in Of u attack.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-04-05
Peor ske F-4n5nrr. .Sorf n

F-h- Ir 'il's rrnn1pl sh nhircr hch
n'rar w. cure hradach, in all lis
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-04-05

FROM To 10 CTS. PR. YARD.
White Goods. Hosiery Hits, Embroi-
deries, Housekeeping Goods. Cloths,
Casimcres, Satinets, kent'y Jeanes,
Tweeds, Farmers & Mechanics CASH
meres, Cottonadc, Denims. Shirting.
Stripes, Checks, Dress Trimmings.
Bonnets & Ribbons, Shaker Hoods,
Saratoga Hats, Parasols & Umbrellas,
Travelling Bags & Baskets, Nens &
Boys Hats, Carpets & Oil Cloths.
Wall Raper & RorIer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-04
ARRIVAL OF THE NORTHERN LIGHT.
q, s,s s9s IN TREASURE ON FREIGHT
Murder of the Hon. Joseph l.. White,
OF New York.
Threatened War Between Peru
and Bolivia.
PRIZE FIGHT IN CALF ORNIA,
&C.. &C., 60.

The steamship Northern Light Captain Tinkepaugh,
from Aspnwan al half past four P. NJ January %,
bringing the pas sengers and mails which left
san Francisco on the nth u arrived at this port yes
terday.
The steamship Columbus from Central America arrived
at Panama 10th of January with of the death
of Joseph l.. White Of New York He was shot on the
evening 5th Of January, few hours after landing
by Canadian Frenchman named Gavitt. The ball took
effect in his knee; amputation was performed but he
died on the 18th The trouble originated in dispute
connected with India rubber Gavitt is under arrest
The steamship i. Louis with Lady Franklin on board,
arrived Panama january 81 fifty nine days twelve
hours from New York-xl well. She sailed the oath
for San Francioo.
The steamer Lima, from South America arrived at Pa
mama January % with Of the defeat of Mosquera
the plains Of Coyot the city OF Eeiva, by General
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-04

how is he 10 obey in He appointed b. the Canadian
government, and he cannot two masters We Ike
IT Tor granted that he would be obliged TO refuse 70 axe
cute the writ What folowsS Is he TO be taken 10 r.
lard and punishedy judgment obtained In Eng tah
court cannot be executed here. must be sued upol 10
our courts before recovery Is possible Why shold this
be If the English courts had jurisdiction here2 fhe
Canada case Is not at all IN point. Lord Durham
fenced eleven persons TO Punishment TO Bermuda, wi h.
regular process OF law; and their the vel
containing them put into Liverpool Fndiog themselves
within the jurisdiction Of the English courts, they ap
Piled for wit Of habeas corpus But Anderson has not
passed out Of the jurisdiction Of the Canadian courts.
II is easy how the difficulty arose in the present
Segovefning colonies things OF modern date
and English Judges think themselves bound by prece-
dents that occurred four hundred years ago. under to-
tally different state things such distant British pos
sessions Canada have recently changed their position
towards the mother country The degree OF subsection
to which they habtually required TO submit is much
less than formerly The English Judges thought they
could not recognize the independent jurisdiction of the
Canadian courts supersedng that OF the English but
they foresaw that the interference might create great
difficulty that their writ might be treated with con-
tempt interference with Canadian courts" Canada
has been vested tvih all the attributes Of local self government
Legislative executive and Judicial and she tcU hardly
surrender oneof those rights in obedience 10 crR from
English cant ioich seeks t. sup jurisd,ction that BE-
ionqs tribunals In spite Of the universal sympG
TIN for anderson do not beliere that this community is
prepared submit TO this inrdson Of us franchises. II
be desirable take the before English tribunal
there is a way of doing it as final appeal For this our
laws provide and in this way suspect done at all,
the matter will have TO be managed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-04


UNITED STATES FLAG SHIP PowHATAs
AT anchor of SACRIf1cios, Jan. %, 1851. (
Nescs from Home-A Gloom Orer the Whole S3uadyon-
Resignation Of 0tc0s-Presiden.ial Election Merico-
Small por on Bca,d NE Cumberland, dc, dc.
The mail per steamer Tennessee arrived last Friday
All anxiously awaiting its arrival not having had
any news the Goth Of December, nearly month";
owing the said having missed the trip before
this last consequence Of accident happening to
part of her machinery her Last homeward trip TO New
Orleans.
Never, since we have been In commission, or since
have been the service, have the reception Of
'news from home" cast such gloom each vessel In
the squadron this last Several Of our best officers
this and other ships have rendered their resIgna
ons 10 Flag Ocer, Pendergrast and can't refrain
rom mentioning here the Of First Lieutenant John
utedge of this, the flag ship P0whatan Of the
rilant, efficient and thorough executive officers
rst Ieutenans that graces the pages Of Navy Re-
ster ALL officers and crew, deeply regret his approach
ng departure and farewell for though strict discipline
riap commanding and exactng the greatest respect Md
obedience he at the time looked up to and liked
by those whom 1t is his province TO command.
The St. Louis and Sabine have received their sailing
for the States They win probably leave the
last of this month, If not before.
Day BET yesterday Sunday 20th) the election
OIL IN Mexico for the new President. The result is, Of
course not known.
The flag ship that is to be, the Cumberland has had
the ye0w flag flying from her fore main stay during
the last two weeks, account Of small pox having
broken out board Of her am happy to say that it
hauled in three days all signs of tho disease
entire Of the squadron is good. The weather de-
lightfully pleasant.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-04

san FaANCIsoo, jan. ii, 1861.
The Aericdn Geneol Wen ia San FrancSo--Importaa
SUIT in Which the United States PlaintiGs-vhols
sale Murders IN Observation-Disclosures BY The Grand
Jmy-Su c,de Of the Consul for Ham5ury-Prise Fight
an Ncpuda, dc dc.
General VOL of the conservative army OF Mexico, Is
in this city and viii soon depart for Havana. Tho
General has long held high rank in the forces Of the
church party, and Of the officers of distinction
who capituatA the liberals at the 81 Of Guadalaara
The two civil cases pending against Agostin iafathy
late meter and relner in the brch mint in which the
United States plaintiffs TO amount of dealca
ton 1920 O0O thai department while under charge Of
defendant will be Tuesday in the United states
Circuit Court 1t will be remembered that the defence is
that the gold evaporated aud escaped in liquid condition
through the chmneys OF the mint.
The GRAND Jury OF this county have indicted che
lowing for the crime o. murder in the first de-
gree-Horace smith, for killing Samuel T. Newell on
Now Years day Michael dargain Tor killing iionora
Hargain his wife, Oct 10 last Malachi Kramer, for XII.
ing Martin voltz Dec Is; john Garrison negro) for kill
ing Caroline r. lark, Dec. last.
All Potti, Chnsman, will be hung to day for murder
W. Marshall, a resident of Montezuma Hill, Nevada
county found dead week. He had been stabbed
in the breast John Long, toll keeper of the south fuba
bridge has been ested and lodged In JAIL charged with
the homicide.
n T. stockaeth, Consul for Hamburg at this port and
a merchant Of standing committed suicide yesterday
morning in his room, No. IL Cirmcntna street. Mr..
Stockfeth widely known in this community, and
universally respected. de most respectfully
nected home, and TO his extreme setsitivenoss
on point that many decline TO consider az
fecting their honor ;ha. moment OF depression he
rashly terminated his life. lie born ia Hamburg,
and was about thirty i've years Of age dc came TO Cali
fornia In ls49
The long talked OF prize fight between Matt Tracy and
Bill lakewood took place storms ranch Thursday last
for 81 coo There present some five or SIX hundred
persons and the pit money amounted II about 81 300
The admittaice fee 81 so, and nearly every man
took chance. At two oc,ock precisely the beigerens
entered the ring which constructed on the plan Of
the London TT re ring and everything connected with
the "mill' of according 20 the rules and regua
tions OF the London Pugilistc Association lockwood
the choice of and repaired TO it, Tracy taking
the opposite AS Tracy took his position in his
American flag tied 70 his stake, when
Blackwood, with the courage Of Sayers in tone Of
be distinctly understood by ALL said ~ viii take
down those colors" Bill PAWS one Of Tracys seconds,
replied that such threats had often been made, but
fsthey had been taken down. Thirty rounds
fought in iortyhve minutes when Tracy Was declared
the winner.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-04
Decrease of the Colored Inha bitants or
BOSTON.
IFrom the Boston Traye.

IFrom the Boston Traveller, Jan. 81
We give, In the table below, the number Of coored
persons the several wards Of this city, and at the city
institutions shown by tho United States census
1860, the number Of colorei families including all
those where OF the heads OF the family coored
The table also shows the number Of OF ama9ama
tion all but Of which the husband coorcd and
the wife white.
The exceptional couple is in ward Seven, where an
American seaman has a colored WIFE, Ia but few Of the
families where the parents are Of different color
there any children. will ALSO be that the average
number Of persons in family very small, and IL
from the total deducted those domestics living in
white families the average TO each family would not be
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-04
Naval Inteiiiucp,c

TN BnNBuuE 1t Is stated IN i an s,,,.. =,
tween iwo and three weeks TO tho B,inbridge ey
for sea She mounts six thifty.two uogntera' AN, y
adapted 10 sert ice M shoal waters. she cal ia m,nns
at once Il ON tie receiving ship Ohio whore neariv 80
hundred recruits have been under drI for any sn@b
emurgcLcy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-04

Letters from Nicaragua brig the following account Of
he shocking death Of Hon Joseph u White, Of this
ity
m the latter part or November Mr.. White left New
ort for Nicaragua in order TO transact some business
INJECTED with the contract FOR gathering India rubber
that country. A few hours after landiog from the
ueternaln. which reached Realeo in the early part
January, hy the name Of Gayott
,tered the hotel in which Mr. White was 10.
neing 10 pass the night, AMI began mos, abusive
tack upon him. The man bci.g eyiieatly excited
= drink proceeded 10 The most insatag h'gsy', to
hich Mr. White replied with courtesy ant gc-il.manly
clearance. Suddenly, when Nr White wa entirely