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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-15

4 -THR HtPrY Corr,s F AxIiY, Our readers
viii sec, by the following Paragraph from ibe
New Orleans Bee, devoted and able, seces
sion organ, how the Pelican is already. begin
ming 10 talk to the Palmetto -. 80
RoAGuEADEp,-T fiery Palmetto State
is, Nc fear, destined TO be source Of trouble
whether in or out Of The Uniou. Although
she has not been a member OF the Southern
Cohfedcrocy more than few days. her. press
begins already to use the language Of repro
baton in reference 20 the Provisional Govern
mcnt --.---..f, -.- z.e -,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-15

A resolution was introduced in the Senate
few days since TO expel Wighlll, who with
characteristic impudence continues to occupy
"a scat in that body while openly declaring
fbat he owes allegiance to foreign govern
ment. The resolution was referred to the
Judiciary Committee, and during the Prece=
ding debate Mason Of. Va. declared he stood
i-by the sideaof Wigfall1-that be ackn owledg-
ed allegiance to no other government thar
that Of Virginia i resolution has since
been introduced to strike from the rolls of the
Senate the names of all the members from the
seeded States -fs
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-15
Sheriff sale.

Myia T. Bet a ~. virtue Of an execution
Henry Thomas Ct a. Jof Corfahn F.se the cosptS
~ lcl1wdce, shan oncr Tor 81 the door u the
Court House q Delaware. on -]- f1 ~ % 'aaw
3 2 sa p 1enday Inc sih dry n apTil. lsel.1fiuh.
between tho hsurs nf i0o'euck aud o'eloek p,
m tue following dt scribcd real to- wit lAtnd
n the IovDrip of DelnW County Hclauaro
jn tba Siase Ohio n Tie IuKn II Delaware. aud
bounded !.d described as fUi.L The wts ta bf
lot ~ in saiItown as uiarked aug designated ID the
corded p tt Of said towa. except p:ecc IN the SOUTH
wOst corner 0f said lot a. thirty wite nofth
sOitl, and tsp aud bnif icct long
hSrctOnre suld 10 school district No. App'd $500.
'H i++ 81 ~ -99 B. G.. WATERS SheriH
March S, 1s6I-fts. (s3,00) -
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-15

Ba5qA bill introduced by Mr.. JONES in the. Sen;
ate, for the lease of the canals for term 81
years. has pissed that body. A resolution
has also passed the Senate to adjourn on the
2 9th inst. but the correspondent Of the Gin
anBati Commercial, who is one of the Clerks
expresses the opinion that though the Hoase
may pass the resolution in order to be even
with the Senate in showing an apparent anx-
iefy 10 adjourn, the session. viii not close
before the 15lh of April. =. -. ....
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-15

Mr.. Lincon's theory that there is but one
Republic, that there can be bat one. Gtn%rIl
Government, that all ordinances Of secession
are but so many acts Of rebelliou, and must
be dealt with as such, is correct. That in the
doctrine of the Constitution, acknowledged
and enforced by all llIe Presidents from Wash
inston down TO Buchanan. Any other theory
DESTROYS the Government. Mr.. Lincoln is not
the first President who has thus declared this
dectrine, but he is the first to carry it out ii.
gainst IN organized revolution in The Govern
ment- CEerelqnd Plain Dealer.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-15

The dsnnionists in the Virginia Convention
are making strenuous efforts to get a secession
ordinance passed 1t is not likely they will
succeed but if they do they have a still more
formidable obstacle to encounter in the fact
that the Convention act requires that if such
an ordinance is adopted it must be referred to
a vote of the people for ratification or rejec-
tion, and in every instance in which the issue
of union or disunion has been fairly submit,
ted to the people they have decided against
the eouspirators
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-15

Senator Douglas was amOag the frA to c.
upon and cordially greet Mr.. Lincoln on his
arrival at Westinghouse LED of At the In
augurastiOu Ball as The partner Of Airs. Lincoln
and few days since IN fOrcible speech in
the senate defended the arguraI from the
attacks Of CIingman and other secessionists,
highly eomplinleuting that document aud its
author. 1t must not be inferred from this;
however. that he eOntemplates becoming a
Republican. He distinctly disavows any such
intention, and proclaims his purpose to oppose
the Administration on political issues. He
simply permits his manhood and patriotism to
triumph over the Partisan-an exhibition alike
honorable to himself and complimentary to his
successful competitor for Presidential hOuorA
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-15
~ Ett.Ess -. =. 80 !:


The bill. ITO promote the progress
of the useful arts,n introduced on the
22nd of December by Mr., Mallory,
IN tire SseEate, utter various modifca
TORS and two conference reports,
rpagsed both Houses of Congress pre-
yious to the adjournment. The bill
Changes the present patent law in
niany essential particulars The cor
respondent of the Philadelphia Press
says; d
% ..'lts most important provision Is
that patents hereafter granted shall
remain in force for seventeen years
sfromgdafe of issue, aud oil extensions
of such pateuts are thereby prohibit
sedzi This cuts OF all the intrigue and
..corfuntior ineide0t 10 the extension
aof valuable patents by the Commits
s'siouet of Patents and although It
does not, and could not, Of course,
bind a future Co1gress. its moral eff
feet will be TO stop the bad practice
OF extension by Congress itself. This
was the last point submitted to the
conference committee. Messrs., Doug
has, Cameron, aud Fitch, of the Sen.
ates and Messrs, Cox. Frank, and
Barr, of the House, as the conference
COMMITTEE. insisted on this radical re
form. anditsawa passed the last day
=ofi the session. a'si so Ti'
Z4tpFuvides, Z where extensions are now
applied for, in cases of existing patents
for compulsory process for witnesses
IN order to make a thorough iuvesti
cation of the merits Of the case L
gives the COMMISSIONER of Patents {
larger salary, as it imposes additiOna
duties, and responsibilities, 1t pro
yides for certain additional examiners
Ii allows the Commissioner to refuse
to recognize patent agents who have
been guilty OF misconduct. 1t doe
not alter the law as to payment of fees
II eTIiisfges the right to patent in re
slotion TO moulding, casting, electro
atypine, &c. 1t cuts<of all patents
not prosecuted within tive years afte
nag6ling. 1t requires labels on patent
ed articles. 1t enables the Commits
ssioner to dispose of models OF reject
ed applications, and to dispense wit
models when he thinks the design cal
be sufficiently represented 10y a draw
ing. 1t allows the commissioner t
require the printing of papers in cel
stalll cases. Ill
An important part Of the bill rt
fpeals the laws now in force fixing til
rates of the Patent Office to be PaiC
and discriminating between the il
shabitants Of the United States an
af,ther countries There are Othc
stems in the bill. 1
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-15
sheriff s. master comnaissicner,s sale.

lheodofeV- SIMS -' ! 10 virtue o. Q docr0-
James c. Evans and wife. nv dirscied from the
Court Of Common Pleas OF De aware County Chic. efAn
offer public sale, az the door Of the (oLlt ittmr Ia
Delaware, on ~ -a f2lAAi
7f Monday ne sA day of Apr4l 1861. Isvs
bctwcen the hours of 10 O'Clock a. and O'Clock p
The North hall with the right common with the own
% the south half in the stars and halls and thSAey
in the of the lot seven and onehah feet wiaeO
the following described real estate towt Situated IN
the state ct Ohio OHnty ofBeA ware Andfa te Town
and township OF pelHwp G. aud bounced ana described
follows Beng the middle q the Fast part OF LOs
No. "a IN sad Town O delaware, boginn lngq en iho
line Sndusky The south east corner OF
the work the brick hudinR knOwN ns the Bel
arr Housc thcBce south u, vest the west
line Sandnsky tie center OF the brick wall
the side OF the alditon Of the nrick bailng
| owned by :. LatimFr, the corner OF Sancusky y
Williams streets being 40 feet and II inches more
less thence norfh 81 ~ with be aid
wall 40 feet - end thereof thence south l%s,
e5{ inches, theicc north IS ~, parallel With
north line Of William street, ca feet more Or laEa,
100 feet buck ON Sandu-k ky street 70 3
post thence ril n rest cfWitb the wet line
OF Sandusky street. fe,i ~ the mouth liDs
CT said Lat css part oi saiI in.ct No "a, thehcs
tn IS y rsst feetO the plaoeef beginning,
STRIVING or Of the west end u said 100 feot bo
used ally iahe 10 nure to th3 benefit Of suid
r 6. sils hnI tho or owners of tho Letor Lots
west aud south BE- the same more or less subject 70 all
he gal highways ~ ~ .D.-l2 s@L nndg
| .. .. sB.-C. WATERS. Sheriff. .--,.r
And 81 c.al Master Commissioner,
! March s, Is6l-tts Ha $500, Ign5If
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-15


There now seems to be very little
sifaDy, hope Of the safety of the z, 5.
sioop-of-war Leyant. All hands on
laaTCl, it is believed, met a watery
grave on the passage from the Sand
sWich IsIandsto Panama. The follow
singl lispa7 list Of her officers ssa-.
1.sGommandor, VIM. &. Hunt Lieu
tenants. Nv G. B. S. Porter, l.. {.
sStoutg GolviI!e Terrett, r. 4. Bowen,
Dawson Phoenix. attached to the flag;
sPursetg A. j. Watson; F.; Acting Mas.
ter. j. G Messley, First Lieutenant
a6f Marines, K. L. Browning; Passed
assistant Surgeon. j. s. Gillian ; AS
sistant Surgeon, n. f.. Montgomery
aptain's CLERK, 40. Snuff; Purr
scTrs Clerk, G. W oodward Acting
.BoatSwain, II Edm9ndston Acting
Gunner, R, S. kiugi Carpenter Johr
,JarYis II Sailmaker,- e. 7. Frost
Masters Mates William Lewis, +
Morrison, Samuel Fl. Brown yd 10
% ss1hesiLexant was a sailing sleop7qf
swar of the third class ranking witl
the Yandalia, Cyanc, and Stir Louis
-fshe was lBu1tt at brooklyn 20 yNaIi
sago : was 1872 lotons burden aud car
-rried 30 guns. ed She served the coCntr!
sweiT III her time, having cruised &C
ifyeiy on, the home African, East In
'dilan,aIid Pacific squadrohs. Side BY
side With the. San Jacinto she, during
her last, commission, threw, ip he
i.hroadside to the Barrier Forts on th
;Canton, river. aud did much toward
acaptHring them, a3s.t s.la i.sr,u ds;d p
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-15
Administrator's Sale,

I'm pursuance order OF sale issued by the Pro-
bate Court OF Della ware Comfy, Ohio, on tbe ID
day March, A. d. 1881 IN the Wm. p Zones,
Administrators Of ward jones' late OF this county, de-
ceased VS.. ThomIs Jones, et. al as AdmiuislratOr
as aforesaid will offer Public Sale the premises.
Saturday the 9Th day Of April, a. d. 1851 betweSn
the hours OF 10 O'Clock a. and o'clock y. m,
of that day the following described real ESTATE,
namely Forty Acres Of Land in the Northwekt corner
OF Lot III in section 2 Tov nshp 5ahu Earge ls,
United States Military Lands in Troy township, Della
ware county ohio and fully dFethed IN said petitiOn
WILLIAM r. JONES,
AdministratuGiCf 81 suid fecsased.
Ram * EAEnN, ,AttoEnG IS for Betit.aner--------.
Mar 8. 1S61--4t 1880
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-15
sheriff sale.

The Columbus Machine Manu- psY virtue Of an
featuring Company. - execution te me
lg.517g sn ~. g EnIs aal~ dir4ctoa .hy the Court
h..t.,-t samsoi layitsop~. LJq Common Pleas, Of
Of thr Cua: IIDtss IN Drlawzrc, oagg I-i1 6i''
I'd rai 4sonlay The 8t9 dug n zRrls s1sel-3di 1o
between thrih+ugs et 10 o'eioc; m. and o'clock p
III, te saGv Gtsti ibcd tal csrstc io-yt siIksd
IN tbs eoluy Of Ie'aNrs an stats of phip and dfnthe
Town Of Ch -sAirr. ap4 burnlh ana CcScribed IS io
!, W.: DOaiV4 Il : T. IiaIdiis ief Mi III BY
sto1t, aaEt by Charles street ard Fopl hy Aain EiT'tt
ald h4nh rs - -. -, =, o the Pat u sa ID q " q
kn0wa Astie stjan mill pi qpray. HitH 5cIu FT
March $, is5i-+ts -<'4'3'J l3 tss,oe) ~"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-15

In forming bis Cabinet Mr., Lincoln was not
unmindlul of his riyalsi in the Chicago Conven-
ton. Seward, Chase, Bates and Cameron.
were defeated candidates, and each has seat
among The Censtituti advisers of their
more fortunate competitor.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-15
Ahezfr q aHastsr c,otaraiesioner- aaM1a.

Jarnrs6 .Lvans -tl U YsvirbSs Of decfsstalsor-
rh. ~ II sale " dTectrsi
David ihscho; 81 af ~ the GDurt % CSinmAn Peat. Of
lsalv lre G1Nnl ,, upd, shf Ger lor sale Etf tho
door OF the Court House Ia liclaWarc, on
Aot M5,icd3 he -. tdy n 1bif, 1s61m raw
bst~chn tie hoifsor 100 e.6ck H. M md s'eJSfk r.
a., ~ lhiowns feser 'hgg Tca rsste. toEiIisua-
ted - h' Comfy of EeiwErr and tate of OHio, and
bounledRa drslriijaT knlfoIs 2 lyesng siinlieTs ion
T. T. Of p< e-n1l pat-II ~. 1. u Tic ifwp a. irs-
ware AMI gctiicr arc boI.nocd on tie rasr EeTth
est.ly G{s elrssy- Nvss. tsfRotilfl,y tho laid
die us Of SAID "u-hi the st by FubdIv ison y.
an on tho Sbuth by tho north tine Of WlEItn
saving ati4 exccutYE Ia q fniG rs Gty fcet wide
oil tue west sidO Of said lots.
sa- iH 'oi..f -E.lC. WATERS, sheriG,3 r
s.s-.t 81 5zly aud Special NGsteT c. mmissieEpF.
March 5, ISe1-fts. tsS ,ocJ
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-15

Among the rcoept appointments by the
President we're those of Thos. Corwin, as
Minister to Mexico; and Cassius Mr. Clay,
Minister to SPAIN Both are first class mis-
stons with the. accompaniment of sl2.eoo sal
ary, but The telegraph brings intelligence that
both gentleman decline accepting the profercd
h6uors and emolHmentss -. -.a-zsas .--.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-15
Sheriff sale.

David 2EecIFrpI ISY yir5ge ef 9n ezsoption 70
Jnl IIgkvs - Al ssin. FI ~ la ware gaFnt y.
ohIG, S! o1er sale Atthe au0r q The Court supa
Ia Delaware, -Hla1
U addg stssts fuyDf -fTrfJ, 1861.
between the hours 81 u o'oec, m md o clock n.
tho Ui.uw jig dcscillcd real estate to.vt Situated
IN The Statc ol Ohia 06uty 6f Ueyatyai nd Acng
tbone's allition to sal iowa. Old nHmAsr (St 7Io
uclS helnhcr9 Alflji s5,5 q T. Con A1ERsy = heFaG
Mtrch-s, SGl-fss .--- r-.f4 sSI.51
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-15

iizss.sA1 Conference of the Republican members
of the Legislature was held Tuesday evening
| With reference to u. S. Senator. There was
a general Interchange Of sentiment but no at
tempt made to designate candidate.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-15

The North Caroliniaus voted down the
proposition to hold Convention by large
majority and bad the Convention been held,
the secessionisfs would have been in a hope
less minority. i9sss~ -,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-15

Mn. THoMseNi-PIease Announce the name
of VIZ. Z. LINDSEY as candidate for Postmas-
ter, at she election to be held on Saturday
March 10th, at Templar Hall. Tz- -s'E
MANx worms
We are authorized to announce the name Of
F. CsWELoH as a candidate for Postmaster at
the elec ton to be held ON Saturday the 10th
of March. ,--asr - 5-r --,ty
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-15

Capt Fill, in command of Fort Brown on
the western borders Of Texas, does not seem
inclined to obey the orders Of his late superior
in command, The traitor Tmiggs. He refuses
to surrender the fort 10 the Texas authorities
and ut last accounts, was nfakingarrangements
for vigorous defence. The Texans were also
uarshaling their forces, and collision -was
regar Lcd as highly probable.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-15

',.,. The Kentucky Secessionists have
- issued circular, advising the imme-
y date institution of measures in all the
..e.cesnties of the State, for the election
of delegates TO Convention, to be
held at Frankfort on the goth of the
present month.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-15

SO The New York correspondent of
the Buffalo Commercial Advertiser
says, it is rumored that Mayor Wood
and his new, pretty, foolish and very
young bride" do not get on very we'll,
and do not, often take their meals to-
!; gether. The reason assigned is that
the bridegroom promised before mar
rage to settle 500, 900 on her, which
-hesnow refuses to do, and that any
compulsion on. the part Of her papa is
simply impossible, as Woods brother
Ben holds mortgages on all his prop
ss5erty,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-15

.rsag The total amount of duties collected
ssyby the United States Government
sssduring the year ending Jan. 80, 1860,
y was $54,000,000, against $49,000000
sla during the year preceding, and $39,-
= oOo,O00 during the year ending Jan.
80, 1858.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-15

WHAT IS THE QuEsrIoS ?-The Corinth
(Miss) Advertiser says
The. question is not what Mississippi must
do to enable her to defend herself out, bnt how
she is TO get back in the Union, with as little
dishonoF to herself as possible.
Nnw YORK March 1.-THE Steamer EN-
pire City is still anchored at Quarantine. The
steamer. Star OF the West sailed for Brazos this
2. NJ. The Schooner NJ. j. Hudson sailed at
o'clock for Fort johnson, with cargo Of
cannon, provisions, &c. Another schooner is
loading for Fort Jefferson at Governors Is
land. @ .- -5
The Galveston News. of the 5th instant
| says:
From an arrival to-day, we learn that Fort
W2shita and Fort-Arbuckle, just beyond our
northern frontier, have been taken possession
Of by 200 Texans, assisted by friendly In
| dians.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-15


Clerical life In S'lorida--A Minister
ID murders two TEen snd isix.Ynehed.
yra Rev. George Andrews. pastor of a
yrMethodist church nSumter county,
t-Filorfda, was summoned to Court on
ffe 10th ut, to answer a charge of
'seducing, aud afterwards beating a
% Young Rlir1 lady relative, who resided at
his house. On lis way TO the court
house he + net A'cssrs, McLenden
and Lang, tie i artics, ,rcsI IoEsible for
Indictment On seeing the former
rfHs at once lleyeled a gun at him, kill,
siags him instantly ale then pursued
~akang who succeeded in making AIS
escape. v.Tfra ! -ae
Tie. murderer -tLcR- proceeded on
his way, and onyarFTvipg at the house
of a Mrs. Condray, asked for drink
Of water. Seeing Mr. Condray talk
ing to q. negro hoy, he Observed, -
have ccmmenced my work and right
here ! intend 10 finish it " Whcrcup-
on he leyeled his gun and shot Con
,fdray through the bowels, who only
lived about four hours. =--s -.4a,-a,-
AIrs Parker being present, seized
1.-The murderer from behind, aud held
g8him fast until they came to his assist
hsdnce. : F 5-ats- .--.nz
sSr The news having been circulated in
satl1e heigheorhood.a a large number of
SIoitizens' assembled at 5Gondrayis house.
isSfter due deliberation he was sentonc-
- ed to be hanged, and about II NJ, he
was hanged accordingly-sixty or
SSa.,ar ~ 'citizens of thp cpiIutv siesnine
= bis death warrant. There was not a
dissenting voice on the ground. The
last words of this hardened wretch
were, Il am only sorry that | did moi
; kill three or four more"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-15
Sheriff & Master commissiSue4,. sale,


}. J. & g. s. Aeit( pY v.rruo o. a decretai order
VS. - VI sais = me d..vetea from ths
county, Ono shal ie pGbc sale At ths door q ths
Court haCm N beANsllc, ON
a.. 81 N,niay, ike ga day = ApII 1901,
between the hours OF ten o'ciJCk NJ and four ocAo
D. thc following estate acsC ribet folIaWs
E4t sit ats m tAv town Al last y.aWarr and on q oa
of laud, hruudcd on hy the Herkshire road
beng extensions Maiiam stt,rt VAet hy pro-erty
blaagiug g. heuiY lamb, sGuth b. Tie curve OF tha
Cleveland otgnbk bua CItcl.nat, II, q. and west By
L.s = Rn,s aeis a tea, s,,i tOWn o Eakt lslS-
N. c. NAIEfS. ShttH.
Ana SpaCiai Master Commissioned
Ma N 5, lStl-fls $50
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-15
sheriR aaIe

stephen 7. CLDard, lDY virtue Of an
t.---.t- IS. Id taecu6Aoh 20
James Winsur- M dlrccted from The
Court Of tommCn Pleas Of Delaware county, O., shan
offer at public sale, atthe OF tc Ccurt 1Oo Lc
On Monday ne s.h dey II m Il. 1851,
tho Following described auas and seaeniehis 20 Wit
situate in DelswaFo County aud state of oh TO- in Rahgo
IS Township 8, section 2 south wost part of Lot Ne
13 containing 50 acres, and bounded fouo&E CoU-
meneiug post point al -, on tho Plat
made by Jaw Dyer County Surveyor OF peiswaro
County, ms Sd day nf April, 1850 thence Horth
IS W West 100 pOles point 80" said plat thcDc
l. Sol West s3 I.5 poles to poht .C', Il said plat
tience South SSH, East 100 poles TO p"iatfH." 70
said plat thence North l" 80 East 20 poles tho
ofbegning. Also in same range, township aud sccton
West part OF Lot u, containing loo acres has for
its West line the West line OF said Lot Il.
.s zf4 t.sag07 BIG. WATERS, shofin
March s, lS6l-fts. as, sc. )...r
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-15

lell l-Rhttd aud ground.
ibinat3on Plnws with steel mould board, wrought
Il and with ClevIs for Sl2 or without Cutter and
( FOR $40.
niers will md ii to their interest to buy their
and Plow Points OF the manufacturer and by 20
give en- p,oynrnt to IheiE own mac banirS.
hwars, March Is, '6I-Ttf J. c. EVANS.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-15
Secretary Dix.

Among the few good deeds of James Bd-
'chanan, was disappointment, at a late hour,
of James A. Dix as Secretary of the Treasury
A few years ago,7it would have been consider
ed almost an insult TO commend President
Tor having chosen an hon9st nAn for cubiuet
'atviser-and thereby intimate that he was cdF
pahle Of appointing any body who had not the
EQUALITY Of honesty but times are sadly clangS
ed and during the'last administration, position
has been no proof Of worth. Secretary Dix
won honor for himself and credit for the coun-
try during his brief administration, and leaves
the Treasury nearly nine millions better off
than it was when he took the keys. thereby
greatly facilitating The labors Of Secretary
Chase. ,,r.s.-..sa -r, - ..r5 s
A REPUBLICAN MAJORITY IN THE SENATE.
Tho Republicans have, at length, a majori-
ty in the Senate. Their total number is u
which will be increased to 30 as soon as the.
successors of Messrs. Chase and Cameron
shall be elected. The Democrats viii have 80,
exclusive of the vacancies of Mcssrs. Green
and Gwin. With'lhis working majority, the
Republicans, for the first time, will have con-
troll Of the organization Of the Senate,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-15
sherifF ana Daaster comniseieners gale.

Sherln and master CommissfCne Sale
&EJdeqrafa1 n ar
The Delaware Female 10 me dirce
ted from the Court Of Common Pleas Of DelawaTs
county ohio shal onor Of pebiie sale the door a
the Court House ia delaware, en- a--trga
4 Monday, The sh day n april. 1851,
between tho hours of 10 O'Clock and O'Clock p. m
Of said Gay, the following described real estate toc
Situate In tho County oiDoaware SHle OF OHIO and In
the Town OF South Neawnre, aud being ln-l0 Nos. -,
o. IS aud Do as mhrked and designated on thofocorded
plt Of said TOwA ut south Delaware, and heing The
ne premises then occupied by said Delaware FeDAla
College aud upOu VII ich thc College buildings stood.
.e.. b, c. WAEkIlS, sheriff,
And Special Master Commissioner.
March s, le6l-tts !sS sol, 40
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-15

between the hours OF o'clock a. m and four O'Clock
m, thcfoluwug described real estate to.wit SitO-
atod N the County OF Doaware aud state Ohio and
being 53 acres OF land takon Of tho north end Of
lot No. eight S1 the third quarter OF the third towp-
ship aud ninetcenth range OF the United States Military
lands being she same ic Of land conveyed BY Eugene
SanboEn aud wife 70 Jacob Roads, by boarpg date
the 9th day Of October, A. d. 1885 conveyed by
cob Roae an wifo 20 James keht, by deed 6earne
date August a. u. $40 tAEpga. .s,d a. 81 $50.
3. c. WATERS, sheriff
And SPECIAL ai~stcF Oomms ssicper.
March $. Is6l-sts. tsS sos