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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-04-28

FROZEN KINDNEss.-The world is full
of kindness that never was spoken. and
that is not much better than no Kindness
at all The fuel of the stove makes the
room warm but there are great piles of
fallen trees lying among rocks on the top
of the hill where nobody can get them
these do not make any body warm. Y GU
might freeze to death for want of wood
in plain sight of all these trees, if you
had no means of getting the wood home
and making fire with it. just so in
family, love is what makes the parents
and children, the brothers and sisters
happy; but if they take care never 10 say
a word about it. il they keep it profound
secret, as if it were crime, they will not
be much happier than if there was NOT
any love among them; the homo will seem
cold even in Summer, and if YOU live there.
you will envy the dog, when any one
calls him poor fellow. DIR Holland
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-04-28
MISREPRESENTATION FOR RENT
Farm for sale.

a n improved farm OF 122 acres, situated about 2
~ miles north of the village Of Redwood, in Union
County, Ohio at which thriving village there is &C.
pot OF the s. Il G. W. R Il. Il is also situated the
state road leading from Redwood to KentOn Ohio.
There ia on it frame barn, log house, orchard, and
about 20 aCres of cleared land balance we'll tmbered
SOIL excellent; title perfect. Price $40 dollars per
acre, II sold
Enquire of the undersigned, living 4 of mile west
OF Redwood Aforesaid.
March 81, '65-6tt. HENRY I. MARRIOTT.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-04-28

STATE SHEEP SHEARING.-At meet
ing of the Ohio Wool Growers Assooia-
ton, it was determined to hold a public
show and shearing of sheep in the spring.
Tie committee ej who have the matter in
ing Co., as the place, and Wednesday and
Thursday, the 10 and II of MAY. as the
time for shearing and exhibition. The
rules and other arrangements will be pub
lished in due season; meanwhile let the
ambitious flock masters of the State
make it point to be there-O. Farmer.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-04-28
DELAWARE COUNTY BRANCH,
OF THE STATE RANK OF OHIO

DELAWAk COUNTY BKANJh,
OF THE STATE BANK OF OHIO
DELAwARE, o., March S, 1885,
IN the Sd day Of April this Bank will do
" ing business except such shall be incident to the
closing its affairs. The balance due TO Depositors
current, and the balances of Bank
dents will then be transferred to the 'DEAW ARE
COUNTY NATIONAL, BANK, - which will succeed to
its business in the Office occupied by this Bank
after April Sd, che cks DepostOrs should be
drawn the Delaware County National Bank.
The certificates of deposit and circulating notes of
this Bank will be paid presentation at the Delaware
County National Bank.
Mar 10 5. MoOR4 JR., Cashier.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-04-28
For Only $500!

nNE of the best BUILDING LOTS in the promising
" town Of Delaware. -Four by eleven rods alley ia
the rear. TERMs CASH.
inquire st the Law Office OF Reid Il Eaton.
March "a, 1s65-ifi Fl. J. EATON.
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Estate Of T, S. Tarrison.

NTOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has
IN been appointed and qualified Administrator OF
The estate Of TheOdorus 3 Larrison deceased late OF
Delaware county. Ohio All persons interested will
govern themselves accordingly.
April l4-3wt CHARLES WILCOX.
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]. H. MENDENHALL & co,
Dry Goods Business,
A T THE OLD Nd

Opposite the American HotoI.
The new firm would respec fully sol cit continuance
OF the liberal patronage heretofcre gwen the senior
partner, and will endeRvor to conduct their bust
ness as to make it profitable, and give entire salts
faction to all who may favor them with their patron
age
Delaware, Ohio, March 6, 1865
The above arrangement renders il neccssury to re-
quest settlement Of all who are indebted to me at
their earliest convenience j. II. MENDENHAII..
Mar IT, '65
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Estate of 7NEorris G. CLAW.

RTOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has
IN been appointed and qualified Administrator OF
the estate of Morris c. Clay, deceased, late OF Della
ware county, o. All persons interested will govern
themselves accordingly.
April 14-3wt NORTON 7. LONGWELL.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-04-28

$3.50 per acre. Only $500 down % In-Lots and
~ Out-LOts making = q acres exclusive of stree Is
aud alleys for which charge.) Situated south OF
William Street, between the two Railroads, OF
Delaware, Ohio II. J. EATON
May 6. 1854. At Law Office OF Reid Eaton
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Watches.

A Large Assortment OF American and Imported
~ Wstches, that viii sell at lower prices than oh
tanned before the war; which fact will be demon
strated when you call to look-ai theIG. -
C. PLATT.
Mar 1T,'65 No 3 Williams Block
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-04-28

There is a medium between an exces-
sive dithdence and too universal a con
fidence. If we have no foresight, we are
surprised if it is too nice we are misera-
BILE.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-04-28

The apprehension of evil is many t.mes
worse than the evil itself; and the ills IA
man fears he shall suffer because he suffers
in the very fear of them
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-04-28
REAL ESTATE.
Sale of Real Estate by Order
of Court,

IN the 18th day OF May, 1865, ) O'Clock p m, on
" the premises, Orange township, will be sold to
property Of solomon Jones, deceased tO-wit:
Ist Five acres and SO rods Of land situate in the
north west corner of lot No A. in Section l. Township
3, Range Is, United States Military Lands.
I'd. Also, Fourteen of land adjoining to and i'm
medatey of the above tract of land and situate
in the north east OF lot No. I6, in Section p
Township, Range, &C above, making total OF 10
and So rods of land, described follows Com
mencug in the center Of the State Road 20 42O0 rods
Of the section line, the lot line lots
and 4, In section l. thence running south along said
road to the OF the Lewis Centre County Road
thence west passing the section line to the south
OF j. B. Faukner's heirs land thence north
the line between lots Is and 10, Section q thence
east lot line passing the Section line the
place of beginning. Subject to the dover of the wild
Ow Appraised at $3.50.
TERMS OF SALE;-One- third Of the purchase money
cash in hand the balance in two equal annual pay
ments, with interest," TO be secured by mortgage on the
premises. L. F. STRONG, Admr.
Apr. IA, '654w-S7 80. solomon Jones, decd.
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Farm for Sale.

YN Brown township Delaware county Ohio, 4 miles
IL Of Delaware, (adjOining lands Of Geo. Atkinson
and others) containing so The soil is deep,
black loam, IN good state Of cultivation, Sc acres
cleared principally in meadow, For particulars
FER Neil, County Auditor, delaware, to the
liersigned in Eden.
STURE FOR RENT
125 acrec of land 80 miles cast of Delaware, and
half mic from the north end OF the Delaware Curve
About 10 Of the above land is cleared OF
which is meadow.
April IA, 1S65-3wt t. G. MILLER.
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Certificate of Authority.
THE DELAWARE COUNTY NATIONAL BANK,
Delaware, Ohio.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CoMPTRoLLER OF THE CURRENCY,
Washington March I, 1865.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE COMPTRoLLER CURRENCY,
Washington, March I, 1865.
wHEREAs by satisfac tory evidence presented the
undersigned, Il has been made appear that 1.-THE
DELAWARE COUNTY NATIONAL. BANK, - IN the Town
OF Delaware the County OF Delaware, and State OF
Ohio been duly organized under and according to
requirements of the Act of Congress entitled EAn
Act to provide a National Currency, secured by i
Podgc OF United States Bonds, and to provide for the
circulation and redemption thereof" approved Iun'
Sd, 1864 and has complied with all the provisions "l
said Act required to be complied with before com
mencing the business Of Banking under said Act
Now therefore, I, Hugh McCulOch Comptro lier OF
the Currency, do hereby certify that 'The Delaware
County National Bank" in the Town of Delaware,
the County of Delaware and State Of Ohio is author
ized commence the business Of Banking under the
Act aforesaid.
In testimony whereof, witness my hand
(SEAL) and seal OF Office, this First day OF March,
1865.
HUGH MCCULLOCH.
Comptroller OF the Currency
IN accordance with the above Certificate Of Authori
II ty, THE DELAWARE COUNTY NATIONAL. BANK
will commence business on MONDAY; APRIL Sd, 1868.
the office occupied by the Delaware County
Branch the Bank of Ohio, aud will succeed 10
the business of the same.
H, VII LIA8IS. President.
March IO-IOw S. MOORE, JR.. Cashier.
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7-9O! z-3O! z-3O!
The First National B0lak.

TYaving again received the agency from jay Cooke
Il the sale Of the series OF this popular loan
ruptiOn.
The new series will be the same the old issue cx-
cepting date, being dated the fifteenth June and
having three years Iom that time to run with the
sam privilege of converting hto the Five Twenty
Bonds at maturity.
Purchasers will receive the difference interest," be-
tween the date OF purchase and the date of the Bonds
A Of the old issue Of the Bonds still remain
hand for sale
March 81. '65-u W. f. MOORE. Cas-.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-04-28
CO-PARTNERSHIP.
Notice.

r H MENDENHALL having this day formed
81 CO-partnershp with R. II. HUMPHREYS and AL
FRED G. BYERS, under the firm name Of
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-04-28

OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF STATE l
COLUMBUS, ONO, January 10, 1865.
II is hereby certified that the foregoing correct
copy OF the Statement of Condition Of the New England
Fire Insurance pany, of Hartford, made to and
filed in this office, for the year 1865.
Witness my hand and seal officially.
JAS. H. GOODMAN,
(sEAL.) (sTAMP) Auditor of State
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-01

passions of the human heart, and in many
instances led to the commission of crimes
Of the most malignant character until law
lessness seems to have eliminated in the
assassination Of Mr. Lincoln, and the at
tempted assassination of Mr. Seward. For
those stroeious acts so repugnont to the
instincts of the American heart, and so
much opposed to the principles regulating
our social life, you feel, am sure, in COM
mon with the whole people of this State,
the profOundest feelings of deteststion.-
The period, too, at which they occurred,
Wss mos inauspicious for the fortunes of
the country. They have infsmed the
minds of the Northern people, and though
thinking men, when embittered feeding
passed away will not attribute them to the
Southern people; yet, for the present, they
msy retard an adjustment Of our laws aud
social institutions on such base as will
most speedily give quiet and repose to the
people and the country.
Il is alleged that the Immediate parties
engaged in the assassination have implicit
ed 3 number of gentlemen well known for
their adherence to the cause of the South,
among them jeff Davis and Jacob Thomp-
son of this State. This implication WAS re-
PEELED by Governor Clark on account of
the purity, private character, personal in
tegrity, honor, truth and uniform christian
morality of said gentlemen; but says if
the evidence justifss the charge their names
and characters will be tsrnished forever.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-01
CLARK,s mEssA sl..

CAIRO, May 81.
Governor Clsrk's message to the Mis-
sissippi Leg islature is received After sd-.
verting to the responsibility Of / ) action
in calling them together and the trying
circumstances under which they met, he
admits the war is ended and with II the
power of the Oonfederscy IN the Southern
States, and expresses satisfaction that his
humble part was performed with fidelity TO
the State and in obedience to her laws.
He admits that the Southern States will
return to the Union and says the circum-
stances surrounding them will induce
them to consent but necessity being the
result. Military power will render re or
gsnizstion q delicate and difficult task, and
advises the adoption of expedient meas
ures to accomplish this iD accordance with
the rights as States and liberties OF the
people. 81. d.. .-a
He alludes TO the unprecedented unsn-
imity with which the people of Mississippi
in 1861, through their authorized delegates
in the convention, severed their connection
with the Union, and says that the consti
tutiou was not hssty, but ths subject hsc
occupied the minds of the people for msny
wears. The causes which would have JUS
| tiled revolution impelled them % secession
with no purpose Of aggression, but for do
| fanca alone did Mississippi raise armies, il
obedience TO her laws, to repel tn
invasion of the Northern States, whicl
have demonstrated their ability to pre-
serve the Union as essential to free gov
ernment and liberty, and which have b
the exhibition of their power astonishe
, the North, and it cannot now desire tn
Abssemeni and destruction Of speoplewhor
! in the contest they found equal to them
; selves in all except numbers and resource
Bv the concession of equal rights alone ca
i, the full consent of the people be obtsine,
3 He recommends the calling of. 8 eoventio
70 repeal the ordinance of secession ar
1 remodel the State Constitution and enlsrl
the powers of the Legislature. 1t th'
recommends the passage of various act
n but as the Legislature adjourned witho
l. considering any of them they are o1nitte
= The message concludes as follows: Fhe Z
2 rible contest through which the count
has Just passed aroused in every secti
Of the country in the people the Herc
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-01
GENERAL ORDERS NO 70
FROM HAVANA Asp MEXICO.

NEw YORK, May 81.
The steamer Eagle brings Havana dates
TO the 9th.
The StOnewan was delivered to the Gap
tain General as deposit, to await lnstruc-
tions from the home government IS to
what disposition will be made OF her. She
will probably be delivered up to the Uni
ted SJstes-
Mexican sdvices are from Vera Cruz to
the 9Th. On that day six Americans were
arrested, and no reason assigned
The pace was gsrriioned BY only three
hundred troops. It was 60 also at PueoiA
All troopsthst could be spared we're sent
out after guerrillss.
Jusrez's troops were appearing in al
quarters. President Gefsrd, Of HayHi
was at the head of 5000 men to put down
an insurrection. The rebels already hAC
possession Of the cspitsl. 1t was said tn
rebels would attack the DominiciAns 3
soon as the Spsnisrds had evacuated tn'
| island.
Great suffering is experienced IN JAmal
| ca owing to the drouth.
Captain Msrfit left for Galveston on tn
Owl on the 26th. s5,-
| Some of the officers and crew Of th
Powhsttari were insulted in drinking So
loon by having rebel flag spread out b
lore them. They tore the flag to piece
and fight ensued, which was ended b
the interference Of the authorities.
On the 25th Chief Justice Chase Al
party arrived on the Wyands. and left Il
Matsnzss on the 27th.
Capt Page of the StOneWall, is goir
70 Galveston. Other rebel officers hay
| ,oona 70 Mexico. -..-..
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-01
state Congregational conference o.
nhfO.


State Congregational conference of
OhiO.
This body held its annual meeting, last
week. in Mansfield. The place snd time
added interest to the gathering; for it was
in the same house (the Congregational
Church,) that the State Conference was
formed, out of formerly variant elements,
from different parts of the State, from
lake to river. The attend lance was large
and the meelings harmonious and the
tone Of spirit enthusiastic. Every one
felt happy over the ending of the war, and
the death of slavery. Dr. WolcOtt, the
late Moderator, retired with strong ser
man, on Wednesday evening, aud DIR.
Morgan, of 0berlin, was elected Modera-
tor for the year.
In the devotional meetings, held every
morning from eight to nine o'clock, and at
A social reunion on Thursday evening,
blessing recOllections were rehearsed con-
cerning the organization of the Confer
enee, and running back even thirty years
TO the first meeting of the State Anti
Slavery Society, at Putnam, in May 1885,
thirty years of eventful import in the
Worlds history, and crowned with signal
t1iumphs of freedom lg
A paper on the pstionst affairs, looking
to the interests of the freed people, and
urging their Investment with the rights
of citizenship was unanimously passed,
and ordered TO be transmitted to Presi'
dent johnson. 5. a#s
A more joyful gathering of ministers
and lsymen, over 3 hundred, besides cor
responding members, never was seen
They reioiced in the fruits of past labors
prayers, testimonies, tears. They, wh'
had gone forth for years, weeping, and
scattering precious seed, came up rejoicing
bearing their shesves with them. Tear
and smiles bespoke the reigning Joy.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-01
Special Report.
FINANCIAL.

daa NEW YoRK, May 81.
Stock market rather moro active, with
some irregularity in prices. The Bears sp-
posred to be covering late short sales, which
checked the downward tendency of yes
terdsy's operations. At theOpsning Board
stocks were dull, but at the late Board the
market was very steady with considerable
activity in Pittsburgh and Western pre-
ferred shares. yei
Governments cOntir ne weak, particular
ly 5-2Os; The large drafts upon the Ma
tiOnal Banks appears to have had the re
suit of compelling large holders to sell out {
portion of their bonds. It is thought thi
W11'hav an improving effect. 7
There was nothing worthy of note i
Miscellaneous stocks, except Atlanti
Mail and Quicksilver, which were quit
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Ispeeial Oorro pondepce OIeveIsnd LIADIR.

Especial Core pondenoe Cleveland LTADIR.l
FRANKLIN, Pa, May so, 1S65.
We have report to-dsy of large well
being struck upoa Logan Greek, short
distance above the lake, and nearly six
miles above OOoperstown. The report,
which is doubtless largely exaggerated, is
that the well commenced TO flow oil and
waier ont of the conductor before being
tubed, st the rate of six hundred barrels
per day. Of course We do not believe this
story in all ifs amplitude, but if we even
take off five hundred bsrrels-aBd that ID
considerable for 8 como down
we'll will be quite enough TO excite
a rerswed interest in Sugar Creek
territory, which already stands high, and
attracts buyers from sll parts OF the oil
section. There is much good territory on
the Lake Branch Of Sugar Creek between
the Lske and COoperstown, and as 1
wrote you some time ago, there are
many wells going down, some of which
will undoubtedly turn out Handsomely.
As to this new big well l can give you
definite information in day or two from
personal inspection.
The telegrsphic dispatch as TO good sill
yer and lead having been discovered in
digging 8 cellar at Cooperstown, is taken
with many grains of allowance. But Of
this, too, L can tell you moro shortly.
Whether this story is true or false, 1t is q
fact that Sugar Greek territory promises
excellently well and is in very good re-
pute abroad.
Several French Creek wells which are
being put down, give very fine shows ofoiL
This fact, and the further one that well
has been struck at Woodcock Creek, about
ten miles north east of Msadville, and nesr
the junction of that stream with French
Creek, makes holders of land upon the lat
ter stream quite ssDguine.
A new hotel, which Is TO be lfrge and
fine, has been commenced in this plsce on
the site of the old Rsy House, on Main
street. This establishment, and the scores
Of second and third rate houses which are
now in process of erection OF contemplated,
will abundanJly supply the market when
they are all put in operation. Green's ho-
tel, the Rural House and the UDited States,
the three principal Houses st present, are
Sll crowded all Of the time.
TIE jamestown and Franklin Railroad,
which is to connect Jamestown, on the
Erie and Pittsburgh Road, with Franklin,
is being pushed rapidly. The grading is
being done on the west side OF Frsrch
Greek. the road way being cut out Of the
side of the mountain for long distance.
A new we'll is reported upon the Hoover
Farm, on the Allegheny, some two miles
below this place. 1t il owned principally
by Derrickson, Carpenter and Wetter, of
Mead vile. They are good fellows, and de-
serve g thousand barrel strike. The cs-
pacity of the new well is not yet deter
mined. CHIPS.
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General sherman's Report In GeHeraI
Grants Hands.

General Sherman's Report In Ge1eraI
Grants Hands.
The Citizen seems to speak by, or st least
with authority, in the followib G paragraph
aGeneral Sherman is committing an in
discretion which, as one of his sincerest sd-
mirers, we regret. He is clamoring sgsinst
Secretary Stanton on charge that his DIS
patches relative to the original srmistice
msde by MIN with General Johnston have
been suppressed, and are now withheld In
the War Department. His brother, SenA.
tor John Sherman, has written q wesk and
irsscible letter to thes same effect. 1t is the
fashion to abuse Secretary Stanton, and to
applaud General Grant; and yet the tSult
ia this case, if any. lies with the latter. we
state on authority which we regard as
conclusive that Secretary Stanton mas
never received and never seen the dispatch
"a which General Shermsn condemns him
for suppressing. We stste on the same
authority that no dispatches Of the KIND
are on file in the War Department. The
simple truth of the case is, thai the ols
patches in regular routine were torFsrdec
! TO General Grant for transmission 90 the
Secretary of War; ard thst the Li~uten
ant General, exercising his prerogative
! and as friend 10 General sherman, re
fused to forward them. This is the whole
case in nutshell" 7--s ID
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He says the Rebellion is
Over.
The AHdersOnVilIe Prisoners TO
be allowed three Months
Extra Pay.
GOLD LAST NIGHT 1S7 IA
FRoM.cotUMBUS.
Especial to the Cleveland LEADIn.l
COLUMBUS. Nav 81.

COLUMBUS, May 81.
The Governor has been advised that an
order had been issued by the War Depart
ment, directing that all returned prisoners
of war who have endured the hsrdships at
ADdersonville, Florence, Salisbury and
other rebel prisons, be immediately mus
tered out and allowed three months extra
pay.
The Internal Revenue officials of the
Fifth District siezsd distillery and five
hundred barrels of whisky st Delphos,
Allen County, to-day. The proprietors
being charged with making false returns.
The following promotions were made to-
day:
4th InfAniry-Captain s. W. Dewitt to
Lieutenant Colonel.
18th Infantry-Lieutensnt Colonel Jas.
NJ. Nash to Colonel; MsjOr Solomon Fire
stone to Lieutenant Colonel.
9th Infsntry-Lieutenant Colonel Isaac
N. Gelruth to Colonel; Major James P.
Simpson to Lieutenant Colonel; Captain
Charles H. Smith to Msjor.
4lst Infantry-Lieutenant Colonel Eph-
rain s. Holloway to Colonel; Msjor Ezra
Dunham to Lieutenant Colonel.
11lth Iufantry-Oaptain Horny j. Nc,
Cord to Msj,r.
The State Board of Agriculture hiss beer
in session for the past two days, revising
the premium list and transacting othel
business connected with the coming State
Fair. The premiums have been largely
increased and extended, and the rates 0
admission have been reduced to the Olt
scale. d.
Tomorrow will be generally observes
here IS day of humiliation and prayer
in compliance with the Proclamation Q
President johnson and Governor Brougt