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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-08-04
ALI KITdDS OF GRAIN
SEWING MACHINES.
FLORENCE
SEWING MACHINE.

THIS MAQHINE WILL SPEAK FOR ITSELF.
YFAvING taken an Agency for this superior Sewing
tk Machiue am ready TO receive orders for them
on the most reasonable terms Any one wishing to
purchase good Sewing Machine, will do well 70 call
on me at the room formerly occupied by VIM. Mansur,
the west side Sandusky street, 2d door south of
Wiliarn examine the machine and its work; or,
viii take the machine the residences Of those de-
string it.
This machine makes four different stitches. feeding
either the right left and makes less noise than
any other -machipe.
iswilbe glad to exhibit the machine in operation at
any time 10 those who will favor me with a call.
Stitching done TO order. Orders addressed TO Box
SIS Delaware Post ONCE, will receive prompt atten-
tion. - WM. H. SMITH,
Nav I2. ls65--n7mst F. s. n. Co. Agent.
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millinery & Fancy Articles,
MRS. S. HoRrEBEcK
TTAs just received direct from the city her Spring
N stock OF
millinery Goods.

consisting OF BONEETs and HATS Of the latest and
most fashionable styles, all OF which were selected
with great care and will be sold low for cash. The
ladies Delaware respectfully invited TO call and
examine NY goods Bleaching and pressing done on
short notice-fOr Bonnes so cts. Hats 45 cts Rooms
Sd door above Henry LtteIPs, south side VIM Street,
Delaware Ohio june 2-nI0m2
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-08-04

AN APT CoNUNDRUM.-W Why will the
emblems of America outlive those of
England, France, ireland or Scotland?
Answer.--Because the Rose will fade,
wither, and the Thistle will die; but the
Stars are Eternal.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-08-04
slows, &G.
The Morning Star has aris-
en- with DespatchP
WATEAM WILLIAMS,

NATHAN WILLIAMS,
a FTER duly acknowledging his Indebtedness to his
IA numerous customers for past faTors and soliciting
a coninuanes the same, desires to keep prominent
acilies the manufacture Of every description Of
Copper, Tin and sheot-IrOn Ware,
and that be has and keeps constantly hand the
atest and most inaprOUed patterns Of
Cooking and Heating Stoves,
Among which the s.DespatehD stands pre-eminent a.
bove all for cooking is suitable for hO-
tells, boarding houses and for large and small families
II has aside from being adapted to the use of Wood
Coal, the advantages Of Reservoir in which you
have constant supply Of hot water without addition
for raising bread kc.asos large inlined Oven
and additional Heater for baking pastry warming
pleasure, &C. &C.; but it is useless % attempt to de
scribe all its advantages The FIRST PREAIUN was
Cook Stoves that came in competition with i, at the
Ohio State Fair Of 1862 Call and see is and satisfy
Cook stoves may be found the t'M0RNING STAR -
which sheds uster upon its nventnr's fair lame, as an
mation Of the people with greater rapdity than any
Stove, for the price, in the State
His assortment OF PARLoR, BOX HEATING STOVES
are for neatness of design, finish, durability and
ebeapness UNSURPASSED in the state. IN his assort
ment Of heating stoves he has the justly eeeDrated
Seas Burner most beautiful and economical stove
the Onward, Signal Charmer, Carbon, New Frank
lin Sc &c.-many Of which are adapted to the use OF
All the articles usually kept in Tin and Stove Stores
in the West, can be found here and great many 9th
things. tine assortment OF
Tins Copper, Brass, Sheet Iron, JapaRned,
Planished Tin and Brittania Ware
COPPER AND BRASS KETTLES of all sizes, and pri-
ces 10 correspond with the hard times He wishes
further to say that IN his
manufacturing DsgaFFtment FtE1 e ga 1oDetDg
Of an kinds on the shortest notice and in the most
workmanlike manner-and, like his neighbor down
street, wagon and ladders, and Is at all times
prepared 60 the country to do jobs IN his line
and has BETTER MATERIALS and puts up more HOUSE
SCOUTING CoSDUcToRs than any other establishment
in this county.
He has on hand large assortment Of SILVER WARE
which hs offers cheap TO those wishing TO purchase.
NIB. We guarantee to our country friends and pa
irons generally that Of our goods such as we
recommend them be, and that our jobs war
aauted as to workmanship and materials to quail
itv Can and for yourselves, and don't forget the
piace--North Room Williams Latimer Block, Mair
November Is. .1ses-H
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-08-04

LIVERY family should have a Clothes wringer. The
~ best are kept by
July 90 1854. C. D. POTTER 4 co
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INSURANCE.
fFrom tbe MARIov INDErENDENr. }


n MoNG the Insurance Companies which had Policies
CHANTS, OF Hartford, Conn.,, and the way II taxes
care Of its customers is shown by the following:
HARTFORD, May 27s 1865.
Loss Wellington, Ohio Examine, and if found all
right, pay at once. E. T. LoBDELA, sec y
WELLINGTON, June 2, 1865.
Received Of the MERcANTs' INSURANCE COMPANY, o.
Hartford Conn, per ]. s REED, State Agent, Two
Thousand Dollars full for Policy Store and
Warehouse, destroyed by fire. company Whlch
general patronage SIARks, fOOAE q ".
and it is always spoken of as Company which, after
being satisfied that loss is fair and square. pays at
once, without useless red tape. In this county the
MERCHANTS is the popular Company. Its losses
here at Toledo, Elyria, Lima, Wellington, and oth
Places have been fairly and honestly adjusted, ana
promptly paid. Our farmers and business men pre-.
fer the honest frank, ,fair policies OF the
and look TO them guarantee against loss and dam
age by fire. The receipts of the g MERCHANTS" as
returned to County Auditor for taxation, are
largely in of those of any other Company do
Fund is greater proportion to Capital than tina o
any other Hartford Company
Mr.. J. S. REED, the State Agent, has been doing
business in this place. merchant and banker lol
over twenty five years. Parties desiring Insurance
then, can find in the MERCHANTS INSURANCE
COMPANY of Hartford, q reliable guarantee asaihs
loss by fire. and II they Will consider character anc
reputation, as shown by its prompt payments; re
sponsbility shown by its large surplus reserved
for extra losses amounting at this time to about on
hundred per cent. upon oaptal convenience in th'
settlement Of losses, in having them adjusted ant
| paid by old citizen Of known responsibility who's
connection with the Company, as State Agent, is sum
cent guarantee its pectabitY and responsf Hit
they will effect their Insurance with the MECCHANIs
| INSURANCE COMPANY, of Hartford
JAMES EATON, Agent,
June 30-sm Delaware, Ohio
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Notice.

m HE BOOKS AND ACCOUNTS. OF R. T. B. Will
i iiams have been placed in my hands for settle
ment. All personss interested Will govern themselyes
accordingly. y. n Mohi'fNO1'
Feb. 10 s6b-tf
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MILLINERY.
.MILLIN ER =
M1.s. @. R. Mess1laO7.e

Mrs. C. R. MessnsOre
FVfAKEs PLEASURE N ANNOUNCING TO THE La
II dies Of Delaware and vicinity that she has pur-
chased the stock or Millinery Goods owned by Mrs.
F. Wages and intends continue the business the
room over the Book Store Of B. Dickinson Son, in
Union Block.
mrs. N. IS expecting new stock Of
millinery & Fancy Articles,
superior in style to anything of the kind before
brought to this place.
Mrs NJ hopes by close attention the bus iness to
merit the patronage Of Mrs. Wages old patrons and
the ladies' of Delaware generally.
Delaware. Ohio, April 7, 1S65-1y
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LUMBER.
lumber. salt, Fish, Iron
Nails. Glass.

TIME undersigned having opened a Lumber
III Yard and Ware House on Winter Street, between
te Suspension Bridge and Railroad Depot prepared
TO offer great Inducements to purchasers. We re-
ceiving and will have constantly hand large stock
Pine, Poplar. Ash, Walnut, and other Lumber,
Jolee scantng Rafters sheetng Shingles Lath Fence
Boards and POsts-whieh having purchased from nTst
hands they are enabled to sell ettheIowest Cash rates
Also,
Iron, Nails, Window Glass, Fish, Salt, Grind
Stones, Water Lime, &C., sc.
We can sell to Merchants and others the mast IA
Vorable terms. = CIIPPENGEk co.
Delaware, May 1e. .1s5e.-tti
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wFTITNGToN. June ?. 1865.

J. s REED, STATE AGENT:
Loss at Wellington, Ohio Examine. and nfouud all
right pay at once. E. T. LOBDELIs, Sec'y-
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-07

10 count wealth and men with Ohio
AND Illinois To etleot this end there
viii De ao need og eonaseation la the
unrcelaimed o. abandoned sail Of the
slave States there are farms Tor m,lliona
II ieeemen, Ry small grants Of land
q the lAndless whites, who are, or we're,
The strengsh 81 the rebellion and she
hope Of those who count on failure dis.
Election and troubles, they may prob.
ably be converted into peaceful and in.
iustrious citizens, thus helping 10 con
arm the new order on che bazia Of the
Did oue, in the overthrow Of which they
nave been blind Instruments
Tao busbear OF a tropied climate
Deeds not weigh much with Us in thus
nrecasting the future No part of che
United States is within the tropics; AUD
Texas, the State which m1stneariy sp
prosches them, is the sat Of Germac
/ settlers, employed ia that form Of in
4 dustfy-the cultivation OF cotton--ir
which We are asked 10 believe that nc
European can engage and live In TIM
instance, and ia almost every other
the facts which are alleged to disproy'
the possibility Of the reconstruction o.
the Union on the basis of hOmogene
Gus society, North aud South have M
existence out of the imaginations 4
those whose wishes shape the
thoughts.
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Free Trade in Carrying Letters

We ere glad to see that the Tribune
has so far abandoned its protectionist
supsrstItions as 10 contend that the bu-
sinass Of letter carrying ought to be
taken cut of the hands OF the govern
ment Complaining Of the irregulRrity
Of the msils and OF its own losses BY
uesus Of them, il recommends that
the government give Up a function
which IL performs so lamely. We have
been hammering st that subject for
nearly twenty years, and are glad at
last 10 get so able cosdiutor in the
Tribune
There are responsible express com
gauies IN this city, we are told, which
are willing 10 carry the mails under
b0nds, for the present rates of postage,
and 20 agree at the sans time TO pay
one cent letter into the treasury for
the privilege They viii not only carry
the mails, but they will deliver the
package 20 its address IN any town or
village, however remote, they will
make themselves snswerable as to the
valuable parcels, as they do now in
mercantile affairs; and they will also
aEree IS 90 time of delivery. There is
8 chance for the government to get rid
of twenty thousand petty Office holders,
and 20 make money in the bargain
President Johnson, who is an old ad-
yoCate Of cheap postage, and free
trader besides, will, we hope, signslize
ais administration early by this most
Iesirsble reform N J. Post. May l..
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The Prediction Of Sostradamus.

Most Of cur readers will recollect that
81 the commencement OF the present
civil war, the following prediction of
NOstradamus, which il is salt. can be
found in the second volume Of his "Ceu-
rurios.' was published 10 the papers
about thst time (lS6ll great quarrel
aud controversy wJll arse in a country
herond the seas (Americal, aud many
poor devils will be hung. aud many
po1r wretcbes will be killed hya pan
i.cmont other than a cord Upon my
faith YOU msy believe me, the war viii
mt cease for four years, at which none
-.l0uld he surprised or sstonished, for
tUere viii be no want OF hatred and ob-
st.nScy IN It. At the end Of that time
pIosuate, and almost RUINED. the PEG
Ole viii re embrace each other in great
Joy and love Nostradamus vas q
French physician, philosopher aud pro.
lhet horn IN 1853, who after meeting
slth great success in tie first named
apacity, turned his attention 20 astro
i1ry, and IN 1883 he published MS
centuries, Is work Of predictions Ia
's'o ne ioreto!d The remarkable death
o' henry /, which took place At a
''uFaament IN the Spring Of 1859 sBd
- -e.d also % have predicted the daatA
- : Asrles !, OF England, Louis XVI
IN" me elevation Of Napoleon IN tbe
empHeof France. ''-e
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lying Ia wait and breaking Into h 'evse'
with Intention 10 murder Justified cap.
ital pun ishmeni, but not The taking OF
\ horse or mule
The vote was then taken upen the
bin which paaaed ita ueoend reading,
NJ frasles offered Senate resolution
No 81 that the speaker Of the Senate
appolns q committee Of seven % report
bill toproteot the people Of Tennea"
see
Mr. Senter introduced Sea=te bill No
| 81 90 incorporate tho East Tennessee
union Iron, Coal, Salt and Petroleum
1 Company
Mr. HALL moved TO take up House bill
i No 10 for the purpose to increase the
compensation Of Judges and and Chan
/ cellols Tho amendment was hr'I
taken upand lost The bill then passed
lis second reading
senate resolution No 81, relating to
Common Schools, etc, was taken up,
pas,ei FIRST reading and referred TO the
committee on Education. The Senate
then adjourned to Monday morning o.
the usual hour.
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EeisoS'Se - HIGH Llrr-we vsro ~.
lol''-7a , es'erosy that a family Of bit-
lei teoels- residing in the citv bn,
whose names We saall omit 60 -, ~
present, we're poisoned the ofbsr a.. a.
under peculiar eircumstances I, -. uey
',ney hAa friend (relaGYe perbsDs5
eating them from the couu.rT ~
reoe,2t Of the news OF he sss..., IN
s1on Of the President, The family si,,,.
up the hoase and retired 10 tLa -.
PArior and had a general ioll; &C. -
sihging and daGcing, aud psrhaps go,
ing This the visitor could M, s -
shs being loyal A war of Eor5s e. -
lowed, ordinations and recrimips1iorS.'
Invitations 80 70 home" and reDlie,'
OF IN stay as long as l see 81, ana
dnaily the visitor hit upon the exps
dent of poisoning the whole concern
with arsenic. We sre informed thsi
arrests are about 70 be made. when the
history IT the affair will be forthcom
ing. Louisville Prsss, 5fA
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Mr.. Cobden,. Successor.

The seat in the House Of Commons,
occupied by Richard Golden from 1859
until his death, viii be occupied during
the short remainder of the present
Parliament by a man who inherits his
political opinions, if not his ability
Mr.. Potter, whose father and brother
had successfully been Mayors of Man
chester-sometimes called Cottonopolis
hiss been elected II P. for the
borough of Rochdale. he was opposed
to Mr.. Brett, a lawyer and Tory. The
population of Rochdale is 29, 1870, and
the number of registered voters Is L.
346. At the election, l, l42 votes were
recorded: GAG for Mr. Potter, and ago
for Mr.. Brett, leaving clear majority
of 800 What Mr. Potter's political
opinions are may be gathered from
what he said, on the declaration of the
final state of the poll ltwas as fol
lows;
GESTLExES I congratulate the men
of Roohdale, the people of England
and the friends Of human progress al
oyer the world, on the glorious news
from the other side of the Atlantic.
1 congratulate the friends of popular
/ government on the success of the Fed
/ eraI cause. / congratulate the working
men and working women of Rochdale
and this great district on the prospect
ere long of having plenty of cotton, IN
stained by the blood of the slave. TIT
proudest aristocracy in the world hay'
had to bow down before the offended
| majesty of great people. Let TIN
warning not be lost 20 the proudest az
istocraey in Europe, and let them re
member that the maintenance o
wrong to q great people is as unsafe q
it is unjust Cheers Men OF Koch
dale, thank you for the honor yo'
have done me in electing me your ret
resentative. But far more ! thank yo'
that you have set your seal on tn
opinion of that great man Wn
was recently taken away from anon
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Part second.

I. plett: e. I eVou q tNst my Love H-Igs-isssat.
Mr.. and Miss Bent.
Pano $40: 1" Ia Fl IiiA''-7 Transcription Gs SclB
bst. rroG te5. ~. layer
3. shsd " sonz-From Iinorah--A,ysT5es-. Mist
Carrie Bent.
g. The Two GrensdisTs- Sshls.cz- Mr.. Bent.
s. Tho: LADY Of Bssu'y." Messrs. McCaulsy snd
k0Wa
G. "6o5d Night, Beloved "-Boys Mss Bent
!. Soprano Obligsto and Chorus: firth We Come,
and " Evar ~ HapIy,' nom the kucban'
tress-B1lie Mss Beni, Aessrs- McCzuleyi
Bent and Rove.
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PROGRAMdE.

Part First.
Trio: "The Old Mountain TTee."-J. Q. Clark
MessIs. McCau!ey and Rove.
2. Song: Let all Obey, from Enchsntress-Bl,fe
mr. Benz
Piano Sci; "LElisire D'Amore VI salt,-y
Prof Geo 81 Taylor
4 CSystina: 40 No Fensndo," frCm Favorts-
D5oiss q. Miss Carrie Bent
5. Patriotic Song snd Chorus: "WheD sherman
Marched down 10 The Ses"-Fsle-s. Mr.. Bent
&essrs. Mcusuley and Rowe
Q. Cradle S1ng--Go,tseh1ik. Miss Carrie Bent
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r-UNIVERsAL SUCCESS
OF
DOCTOR McCILL,
BOTANIC PHTSlCIAH,
Is IKE TREATMENT OF DgEAbEs, u
cEgwNIE9 MY WfrH SUCCESS -
OTHER SFATEa AS If l3 rs
NfEHVII.LF fENr 115TF.

For further Information in regard %
the skillful success in the treatment Of
diseases, the reader is referred 70 STu-
LE's THERAPEUrICs and hArEEIG MgDICA,
two large volumes, late edition Of ltoO.
the best work in the United States,
where you viii find Dr. Mc6ilI8 name
standing parallel with the best medical
men Of the age in the treatment Of dis
eases Of women. For all diseases in thu
advertisement, satisfaction is guaran-
teed. With my general practice 1 treat
he following
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ROOM NO. 1,
Commercial Hotel,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
TesfinOnial,

Having seen some Of Or. Atoms Surgical per-
formsncss, ami his very e1'rso -dinsry success N
Fenloy ny all c aron,c and other diseases aiter al
9th T means had failed il fords great plea
sure 70 hear testimony 70 vast 1 Lave seen and
KNOW.
The Doctor has enjoyed very UNUSUAL tseiiite:
for acquiring mo 1 thorough knowledge o. tn'
| nun an system, bot h in this and other countries
and hiz special ability t. detect the Eature OF th'
os' ase, as well So b sound judgment IN app yl'l
/ the proper remedy, account fJc his unparalleled
/ success,
/ Tell pe-sons lADol ing under diseases that ma.
/ hsye been pronounced Iacursbl-, would say, "a
/ one who sympathizes 18th suffer ng humani y lo~
nOfime IN aysIhug yots rseif Of tbs m ans o. cur
Z at The Doc,Or's Rooms.
/ nay7-sp REV. D McCARTER.
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CHANCERY COURT AT SHELBY
VILE.
Dbl pT-T 70 .Tces
APRIL RULES, lSeS.

SotOu1OnJ. bTQMns
II. }OTioinsl hiii.
Thos. .. Sharp. John &. y Neal, JIo. Z. AcSee.
IN this case it apPesriog 70 the Clerk snd Master,
n 81 the defend ant John e D Neal Il q non resi-
dent of the state Of Tennessee 50 tbaf the orH8Iy
PROOFS. OF law csunOt be served pom him 8 l.
therefore ordered that pub 8ton bs mace Tor four
successive weeks ia the Ma nv lie Union, ne spa
per published IN the city Of Nashyiile, REQ mig
said def ndaai, 'Nesl, 10 pos a the next Tern.
81 the Chsncery Court, 20 be hel IN tne t0wo OF
~helryVilie o. the st Monday at the fourth
N nday in August newt, taeu aud the TO plead,
OF dem l- 70 complainant bill, or the ssms
VI GO tai en- as c. n essed IS to M ana set for
hearing Il parte. LbHJS TILLMAS, q 4 n.
msy7-S-a" Il. H. CALD AELL li-ltUr.
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Doors open AZ X. COocer VIII commence At 5
o'clock.
Tisksts oae Dollar. 10 be had at Muse Stores and
For reserved seats, apply to EoCure's Music
Store. msys-H
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Fcunz Manrod Ladies whose ulisfoTtuns q h.s
Hsea n5t 70 1raE f1rtl m dus ecason. rsusalaar
I'd rs sa.d goa should muihpiy and rsplen 2. Dr.
his j. Tour desra yea can consult me glher -
lsltar cr In perlQu- 10 iaiT over thirfF-fra vsars
~ sra ra1d rrrLe aUunaicl. AT cuTuE1Iri eslgr q
~ ls.lar o. persoa stdctiy ocuhdents.
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Lager Beer.

THE Rock City Brewery has reduced the price
n Beer BY tne harrel from SIS 20 sic. Mr..
stel has reduced the p1ce OF his Beer q SIS, but
his barrels h I'd about two lions less fhsn these
of any other RreWtry m the Ci'y
nlay7-lts JOHN KUHN.
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cHAycERT COURT AT SHELBY
ApRIL RU1Es, lsss.


n s. Jones, q as.
v InluneEon BIZ.
william 6osling, e. ais.
IT appsarng - she satisfaction Of the clerk and
Mas,-r mat the defendants, Frances Ross and yeff
o. Al arkngfou. are ncn-residenis OF ne stste C
Tennesa r snd r SIDE 10 pats unknown. 50 thar
%, ordinary process a. ies csnDot BE- sesyed upon
them t l. therefore ordered BY the IlerF ani u
ter that pubcatou b ulaie N e Nashvil e tE-or,
a newspaper published IN the ety 81 Nsshsille, iar
r,lr slldress We eks regal iug the sad q. len1-
ants 70 appear a. thc nexi term Of NE Chaacery
tot,rf 10 bs he d q The cour house IN he town ~
ehalbvvIie, % the drst Monday adeT ne fourth
nonday N August, ls56, TO plead, snsEtT. Or de-
mr. 10 Insnts bill o. &c sane VII - taken
pavts LEWIS TILLMAN, o N
3. ceorEa, RolieitoF. mHyl-ssse