Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-11-03

The New York Times says that the |
close of our great struggle has developed |
a feature in public feeling which was, 1t |
may now be confessed, too much wanting
ND to the eventful year of lS6I IheEe
is at present, most Enthusiastically, a nearly
total absence of that sensItlveness TO the
public opinion of foreign nations, winch
characterized us until the events COM
mepcing at the epoch mentioned had eul-
minated in victory There IS but one
cause to which this revulsion is properly
attributable. It arises in the knowledge
of our own increased Importance IN the
community of nations.
The War Department has prepared
register of all the volunteer officers who
served in the Union army during the re-
! belIion: and it is expected that the mill
tary committees of Congress will recon-
mend the preparation of similar docu-
ment of the privates and non-eommls-
stoned officers.
AS an instance of the extent of the
drought in New England, the Fall River
| (Mass) Monitor mentions the tact that
mill in East Greenwich, Il. l., has been
paying S35 day for water to keep up
steam.
ADVERTISE is the Archimidean
| lever of success in every kind OF business.
We rotice those who advertise do twice
as much business as others who do not
! Advertise your business in newspapers;
get circulars of your business printed and
scattered abroad. Don't be small about
it. and you will reap the benefits depend
upon it, and put money into your pockets
The cattle disease in England has ex-
tended to poultry and game, which are
being swept away by the wholesale. We
/ olso laorr1 tha tha n0fafO disease IS ma =
ing such progress in Great Britain that II
is affecting finances. The cattle plague
, also has its influence in this respect cap
italists apprehending necessity for i'm
ports of meat and breadstuffs to supply
the deficiency arising from these causes
There are 90 lakes or lakelets laid dowr
on the map of Berkshire county, Mass.
varying ia size from 20 acres to 900, be
sides dozen or SO reservoirs of lake size
J for manufacturing purposes, so that thu
may well be called the lake as well as tht
mountain county of Massachusetts,.
So long ago as 1850, Jefferson Davis
asked Henry Clay, in the Senate, if h
did not hold himself primarily bound tt
obey his State, and was promptly an
sWered, mo, sir; owe a paramount al
legiance to the Union; / owe a sz60rdE
! nate allegiance to the State Of Kentucky
5 General Sherman charaeterizes tht
3 Democrats very properly when he say
!, they were the cause of the War-hayinl
E lured the South into the contest by, thef
) nonsense about State rights and othel
e kindred theories. Sherman understand
! these "Copperhead babblers," as he CALI
g them.
SEVENTY Tons OF GRAPEs.-We hav,
from day to day kept an account of thu
3 shipments of grapes from this vicinity, il
! order that our readers may have some
: thing of an idea of the extent of tht
! grape interest Of this locality. Yesterda.
] the steamer Philo Parsons carried to De
: troit thirty tons; the General Gran
! brought over from the Peninsula, for ship
: ment east and west, seventeen tons ant
b the Island Queen brought from the Is
!. lands thirteen tons, principally for st
: louis, while from the main land some
. thfngzover tenstons also started for tht
Il West-Ti1aking an aggregate of owe,
I I seventy tons of grapes for single day.
/ transactions. So iSdasdats7ey Register, 26tb.