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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-09-15
TREAsoNAsLE TwApDlE slEuern

The Washington correspondent of the
Cincinnati Gazette writes -a1 u
HerscheH v. johnson was. recently
talking very blatant treason in the pres
finally interrupted him and told him he
could not talk so in Washington. Mr..
johnson said that he had been pardoned
by the President and he knew of no
power which could prevent him from ex-
pressing his sentiments. The gentleman
replied that he did know of q power
which could prevent him, namely; the
presence and strength of a loyal man
who would not tolerate the utterance Of
treason in his presenee. Shortly after.
ward, Mr.. johnson privately inquired
the name of the. person who had so abb
ruptly silenced him, and was told that il
was Major General J ohm w. Geary,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-09-15
tFrom Harper's Magazine for SEPTEMBER
sEPrEzLBER.



-l Sweet is the voice that calls .r
From babbling waterfalls
In meadows where the dOWBy seeds are flying
And soft the breezeg blow,
.- And eddying come and go
2 In faded gardens where the rose is dying.
Among the stubbled corn
The biithe quail pipes at morn,
The merry partridge drums In hidden places
.s- And giittering insects gleam -.
Above the ruddy stream
Where busy spiders spln thsir hllny Iaees.
At eve cool shadows falI
Across the garden Whn ~
And on the clustered grapes TO purple turning;
Andsspearly vapOrs lie
q III Along the eastern aky sai s.
Where the broad harvest noon is redIy barning.
- All, soon on the field and hin
The wind shall whistle chill,
And patriarch swallows call their nocks together,
To fly from frost and snow
And seek for lands where blow
The fAlrer blossoms Of balmier weather.
The pollen-dusted bees
Search for the honey less
That fingers in the last flowers OF september,
While painiive mourning doves
Coo sadly 20 their loves aaF
OF the dead summer they 50 we'll remember.
The cricket chirps all day, m
so, ,5iairest summer stayl''
The squirrel eyes askance the ehestnuts browning;
The wild fowl ny afAr
as Above the faamy bar. ---4
And hasten southWard ere the skies are browning.
Now comes fragrant breeze
Through the dark cedar trees
And round about my temples fondly fingers,
In gentle play fitness f 4T
Like to the soft caress
Bestowed in happier days by loving fingers
Yet thoGgh a ssnse Of grief 5.1 ..J
Comes With the falling leaf, SIS flg
And memory makes the summer doably pleasant,
IN all my autumn dreams 4.
A fnture summer CLEANS,
Passing the fairest glories p The present
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-09-15
A CHANGE FoR SOMEBODY.

A fellow in Aroostook county, Maine,
answered New York advertisement rep
resenting that the advertiser could fur
nish any person with q wife The adver-
tiser replied by directing the writer to q
neighboring asylum for idiotsl The same
youth, not at all abashed, whose name is
John Morris, speaks of himself as fol-
lows: II am eighteen years old, have a
good set of teeth. and believe in Andy
johnson, the star-spangled banner, and
the 4th OF July. have taken up a
State lot, cleared up eighteen acres last
year, and seeded ten Of it down. My
buckwhest looks first rate and the oats
and potatoes look bully. / have got nine
sheep, two year old bull, aud two heif-
ers, besides house aud barn. I want to
get married. / want to buy bread and
butter, hoop skirts and waterfalls for
some person Of the female persuasion
during my life. That's what's the matter.
don't know how TO do it." aoae ~
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-09-15

Dean Richmond was in Buffalo the
other day, and determined to reduce the
wages of the employees about the depot
They struck and threatened fight. Dean
prudently fed to New York. A commit
tee of the strikers telegraphed to him re-
peatedly for restoration of wages, but
without getting any reply. Finally, they
telegraphed that unless they had their
former pay, they would not vote the Dem.
oeratie ticket next fall That brought
ID; Il. out with the characteristic reply.
The Democratic party has gone to hell
and you may go there too.p Dean knows
-OsOe0O Com. Adg.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-09-15

The women who bring muddle into their
husbands hearts and homes, are such as
want that instructive sense of comfort and
propriety which, like genial sun or pur-
er atmosphere, causes the meapest things
beneath its influence to look cheerful and
agreeable. On, more, than magic wand,
or fairy talisman, this truly feminine en-
dowment. The maiden who can bring it
as her portion will need no other dowryi
the humblest parlor into which she enters
win shine like an enchanted palace; the
dreariest prison-cen, if visited by hel
Transforming touch, will reflect a feeling
Of the comfortable parlor. Wherever this
sweet household charm approaches, Themes
poverty and melancholy fly; wherever i
is wanting, there ruin and detection dwell
Want of Judgment is a striking character
istic of persons who are always sin a mud
dleH 's" i
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-09-15

A sRARM OF BEES WORTH HAVING
B patient, B prayerful, B humble, B mild,
B wise as solomon, B meek as child;
b studious, Bthoughtfu1, Blowing, Bkind
Bsure you make matter subserventt to mind,
B cautious, B prudent, B trustful, B true
B courteous to all men, b Bfriendly with few,
B careful of conduct, ii money, of time.
B cheerful, B gratful, B hopeful, B firm,
B peaceful, B nevoIent, B willing to learn
B Courteous, b gentle, B liberal, B just,
B aspiring, b humble, because thou'r dust
b patient, circumspect sound in the faith
b active, devoted, faithful till death.
B honest, b holy, transparent and pure;
B dependent, B Christ like, and you will
7fGf B secure. 2sf7 itH l{fr
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-09-15

A young lady in Chicago was betrothed
at the beginning of the war to a lieutenant
in the army. He was killed in battle, and
his body taken home and buried, by his
nearest friend and comrade, who was with
him whom he fell. To this young man the
lady's affections were transferred in time,
and she engaged to marry him. On the
day when they were 20 be united, and
while the clergyman was about 10 Join
their hands, the lady suddenly tainted.
On recovering, she said she had seen the
spirit of her, lover, who had forbidden the
marriage. Out of Difference to the wishes
of the deceased gentleman, the nuptials
were indefinitely postponed, and the hero
inc has just entered the convent.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-09-15
QUE M1sxAKE ABOUT EACH OTHER

No one man in ten thousand sees those
with whom he associates as they really
are. Ifthe prayer of Burns were granted,
and we could see ourselves as others see
us, our self-estiInates would in all proba-
bility be much more erroneous than they
now are. The truth is that we regard
each other through variety of lenses, no
one of which is correct. Passion and
prejudice, love and hate, benevolence and
envy, spectacle our eyes, and utterly pre-
vent us from observing accurately. Many
of whom we deem the porcelain Of human
CLAW are mere dirt, and a still greater NUM-
Der Of those put down in our "black
books" are no further off from heaven,
and perchance little nearer than the cen
sors who condemn them.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-09-15
HORT4lRH ENTlRPRRl y THlsOurH.


A friend to whom the following letter
was addressed has handed Il to us for rI5- nnb-
ncatlon, IN the interest of discharged SOL
dIers seeking new fields for enterprise:
MONTGOMERY, ALA, Aug. 2.
14y Dear SIR 1T is found to Be the
case throughout this State, that freedmen
have more confidence in a"Yankee." par
tlcularly one who wears blue coat, than
for native. On large places the services
OF such a person are very valuable. and
many persons are anxious to secure such.
Many other planters whose farms have
been more or less stripped, especially of
corn and bacon, offer very advantageous
terms 10 persons who have funds enough
to procure supplies for year. They will
give their personal supervision and expe-
Flenee The cotton crop here seems to
be about as certain as corn in Ohio
Plenty of cotton land can be bought
here for 50 and SO per acre; plantations
IN good order at about $I2. Coal, iron and
marble of fine qualityare also found here,
accessible by river and railroad.
write these facts to you because many
persons just out of the army are seeking
employment in Ohio, who could help us
here materially in settling the labor ques-
ton. The negroes are generally willing
enough to work. and are Improving daily
In this particular. They are all of them
eager to learn, and the plantation that
has has school on 1t is generally the best
titled in the neighborhood.
IF you will cause the Substance of this
to be made public, You will help a cause
which l know you have at heart. and
much oblige me.
Very truly, yours.
WAGNER SWAYNE.
A. f. PERRY, Cincinnati, Ohio
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-09-15
lEaAL NOTICES


eSARAH A. BENNErIs Vhpss place OF resldence ls
- unknown will take notice that Wiluard T. Bennett
her huSband on The sth day Of July, 1865, hled bis
petition for divorce against you IN Che Clerks once
Of the ConFt Of Common Pleas OF Delaware County
Ohio, charging the said Sarah A. Bennah with Gem
mitpg adultery With James ClOsBOn st the house
OF GFatia b. Closson, In HARLEM tp Delaware County
Ohio, on or about the 18th day Of day Of IanuaFY
1885 and AZ various other times places and with
pern1uH unknoWh 20 petftonaR, aAd prayine foF d.
vorce from the said Sarah A. Bennett Said petitiOh
paiI b Tor hearing the rst day OF th0 term al
SAID Court. WILLARD =. BENNETT,
aug ii-siob BY CARFm vAR DEAAE. HE Atay,s.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-09-15

Mrs. Maria Grinder, wife ofGeorge Grin.
der has been arrested i'm Allegheny CITY,
Pa, charged with poisoning number OF
persons, at various times, men, women
and children-six Of whom died. The ac-
cused has been committed for trial, She
is described as a'wofnan of fine appear
anee and pleasant demeanor, aged thirty
years, according to her own statement, al.
though she appears older. 1t Is stated that
previous to removing to Allegheny, some
three or four years ago, she resided in
Louisville, kentucky, and has also been 4
resident of Indianna. 81 aff NIL ar
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-09-15
SHAW d CxAEHE's
LOW PRICED
Sewing Machines

YKYNG taken an Agency for the abovs sxcslient ana
E4 only licensed cheap machine. am ready 70 take
orders for them at the lowest Amy one doar-
ing 20 purchase Sewing Machine viii do well to call
8. n. LIttells store and exAMaine samples or
order there and will bring Mach inc TO ther
reside and show its work ngH and the beauty and
simplicity Of ita MECHANISM. Persons buying one of
theBo machines do not lay themselves liable 10 ass
we're penalty for violating the patents OF heller &
Wilson, Grover 4 Baker &C., AZ 1t is fully licensed
under all these patents. I have also the following a..
tloles which be attalchsd 70 any machine by Shs
gage screw: Silver plated sslf-seWeF, hemmsr, and
April q. 'sS-tf. VIC. L1rTRTL.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-09-15

IN pursuance OF an order granted by the Probate
Court OF Delaware county, o. Samuel A. Ramsey,
Guardian OF William and Louisa Miller, viii offer at
public anctiOn
Saturday, 3Oth day of September. 1865,
Ht O'Clock p. m, the premises, the whole Of my
wards interest in the following described real estate:
Being the undivided 0neOurth interest in the follow
ing tracts Of land, toWit Situate in the county Of
Delaware and State Of Ohio it being the south half
Lot No. IS, inthe 4th quarter OF the 9th township and
18th range United States Military Laads in the
~ Aforesaid estimated to contain 50H Of land
more or less. Also, other piece, situate in the
State county and tow nshp Aforesaid it being Lot No.
10, containing 10l T1o0 acres, by estimate, be the
same less, in the 4Gh quarter, 9Th township
and 18th range, United States Military Lands Also,
the following described Lot situate in the State
county and ship aforesaid, 1t being part OF the
9Th quarter Of the 5th township and 18th range, be-
ing all Of that part Lot No. 20 which lies north Of
the State road delaware, and being about 4
Also the cast half OF Lot No. 22 estimated to cOnta
so acres Said premises will be sSld subject TO the
dover estate therein Of Sarah Miller, widow Of John
Miller, deceased.
TERMS OF SALE-one-t third in hand on UaY of sale,
One-third in year. AID the residue thereof in
years from day Of sale 20 be secured by mortgage
the premises sold. SAMUEL A. RAMSEY.
Guardian Of Wm. Louisa Miller.
BY I. e, POWELL, Atty sepI-4W-$S.75
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-09-15

Thomas M. Key has been nominated
by the Democrats of Ohio as a candi.
date for the Supreme Court of that State
Gen. McClellan's Staff in 1862, and dis,
missed from the service by President
Lincoln for suggesting, after Antietam
that SIT wasn't the game to beat the
Rebels deoisively, but rather to muddlt
the war along and give time for Com,
promise that would save slavery
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-09-15

Maj. Reaney, first-rate detective ofacer,
late Of Cincinnati, now established in Co
lumbus, has just arrested q family BY the
", for counterfeiting. They have CONFESS
ed their crime. They stood well among
their neighbors, but viii go to the Peniten-
tiarY,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-09-15

DR.. Lancaster, one of the metropoh,
tan Coroners, makes the appalling state
ment that there are 1900 mothers il
London-in the capital Of 'the most re
liRious country upon earth-who have
murdered their own children. Infanti
cid actual, willful child murder-il
terribly frequent in England. =
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-09-15

A new Joint Stock Compaiiy is formed
In Mansfield for the amanufacture or ma
phinery generally. II has a capital ofS5O,
and Sturges ara the stock holders. Fhis Il
the way 2, advance the prosperity Of our
c1taos and towns.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-09-15
Desirable Property for sale.

A A.IarRe and convenient house situated on Hill
III street Is offered sale at bargain. It contains
over twenty rooms, with excellent well, cistern,
&C. and the well stocked with choice fruit trees,
vines shPubbery and towering plants. lt s situated
within thirty rods OF the University grounds, and
both from is arranR and situ atOn is admirably
calculated for Boarding House for students Price,
s. soO--tarms made easy. Address Box 2SS, Della
ware Post Ohlcsy sep p1-Sm-ESS
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-09-15
SEWING MACHINES.


zsea O. Do Yen want
"A Sewing Machine
YYhn BaTt 10 ths chsapss&-thsrerore get the best
AlSsWinR Machine Agents represent their part icu
lar Machine be the u be Th8 only way 70 Hg8t
this matter is by praetcal work There are now see
thirty tfHOWE MACHTNES's in use in this town and
vicinity and u you will call At the Agency you can
get ths OF lhe persons and families using then
Several Of these persons have used all the favorite
machines IN fh6 Market, but give the chow" "
the preference, decidedly. c. PLATr.
AgsnEfoF Howe Sewing Machine,
Mar IT, '65 No Williams block.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-09-15
estates &C., for settlement {

estates &C., 1Or SoCC1emeut.
The following cases have been filed in the Probate
Court Settlement and 70 be finally heard and
settled on the SOth day Of September, 1885, touits
Be Waters Guardian OF Frances n. NAttoOn.
q n. Smith, Admr. OF Christina Weller, deeeased d
Geo. J. Roberts, 1dmr. Allen Longshore, q
4. JnO. A, W WAliama, = Austin Wright, t
s. Jas. Eaton Executor OF Robert JamisOn &C
g. A. Gardner, Guardian OF Howard W. and Harry
Kealer e4
T. J. buckingham, AdmF OF John W. Carver. decd.
= 4 Augustus Smith of Nelson Smith,
3, Francis Perfect, Guardian of Ellen Ashbroek-
10 Cornelia Potter Of Mary Benton & others.
II VIM C. WinQet OF Mary Tabitha Gill.
~ Geo. 7. Wolfey. Executor OF susan Wise, decd.
5IS al NJ Roe Adhar or b Z. JARVIS, "a
IL Jas Eaton, ss OF Samuel Williams. "
TN. POWELL,
Delaware Sept. sth, 1855. Probate Judge.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-09-15

Discretion is the salt, and fancy the sp-
gar of life; the one preserves, the other
sWeetens 1t. Ha#tr
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-09-15
September 3Oth, 1865,

between the hours Of and three O'Clock p m, to-
wit: In Delaware county In fange II, township 4,
section s, lot one, q. NJ survey, containing about
and fourth acres, in the northwest part Of sId
lot, known the Rome steam mill property. It is the
undivided half belongs 10 the deceased.
ALSO-In the same range and township, and in sec
ton 2, lot g. In the middle tier OF lots, dwelling
house and ot boanded the east by Berkshire ST.
sOrth BY lands belonging 10 the hes OF John Nelson
decd, containing One-haH acre.
ALSO-In the same lot, tract bought by said Saun-
dOrs Decd of Dwight Calhoun, containing 80 acres
subject the dover assigned 20 LeOnora Sa unders
being 12K acres of the east end OF said 80 acres
eluding the said one half acre, ard reservn the right
Of way rod wide on the north side IRON Berk
shire street to the land in the The tract OF
and one fourth acres appraised at $685. and the SO
and the half subject TO said dover appras
ed S700. One-thifd OF purchase money in hand and
ihe residue in and two years.
aug 25-4t $3.50 LEONoRA SAUNDERS.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-09-15
FRENCH WOOL eoRsEzS,|

White and Culored all sizes--as ID
as 81, ,25. Warranted whalebene,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-09-15
sale Of Land BY Administ'x

nIHE UNDERSIGNED, LeOnora E. Saunders, admin
istratrix on the estate Of Edward Saunders, dec
10 pursuance OF order OF the Probate Court OF Del
aware County Ohio, will oer for sale the premises
TIM EnlloN-Lna aaaerihad landa and tanemanla.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-09-15

A friend to whom the following letter
was addressed has handed it to us for pub
ncatlon, In the interest of discharged SOL
dIers seeking new e alda fnt. ellt.rrlIise.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-09-15

A. F. PERRY, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-09-15
ESTATES.
Guardians sale of Real Es-
kakA-

suardian Of William and Louisa Miller, will offer at
nrfio
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-09
The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

The inaugural addresses OF the past presidents
OF the L nited States have been among TIE best
Of our state papers. Profound IN the compre-
hension Of the principles % the government, ex-
alted N their Aspirations, mson scent 10 their
pttrotism broad, hb,rsi. catholic in their pa
tionslty elevated in their literary style. ,hey
all stand forever as the grande-t monuments Of
American Statesmanshp They were conSonan;
with the national character They were The nat
ural product OF the glorious wears IN which the
repgblic grew from it. revolutionary birth to
oe the most powerful nation o. the face OF the
earth.
Contrast with these the inaugural address OF
Abraham Lincoln. delivered IN Washington on
last SATURDAY,. AM prinsed an these columns this
morningi "Whst : fall w. there. nv country
men" Was there ever s-cL coming out Of
the little end OF the h1el. Was ever nation,
once great, - belii,ledf l. ~ h another dc
scent or record ia ths history OF any peopleg
We bad looked FOR something thorcushD Lin
cclnian. but we dii not fore-ee thing so much
more LiacolrisE than yihug that has
gone before IT, We did not conceive IL
possible that even Mr Lincoln could produce a
paper % slip shod. 50 loose jointsd, 80 prerie
not alone 10 literary construction. but in Is IDEAS
is sentiments. lie grasp. he has outdone him
self De has literally come out of the LITTLE end
Of bis Own horn. By the side Of Il. mediocriiy
IL superb.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-09

Inc Inauguration Dali Iook place Tonight IN
the large hall ia the north wing OF the Patent
Office. By 10 O'Clock the crOwG hAd become 60
immense that standing room was almost impos
sbe. to say nothing of al utter absence OF dane
ing. People Of every position IN lite seemed TO
be present. and the costumes were as varied SIS
those who wore them. The president and lady
we're received at ii p IN. with proper ceremony,
on behalf Of the committee OF arrangements. the
band striking up Immediately the national sir rs
the distinguished guest, entered the crowds The
bali vas a great success. The ball room was
finely decorated and brilliantly lighted.
So telegraphs the Washington correspondent OF
The Cincinnati Commercial Are such e1hibi-
tons credtabe in the preson. condition OF the
eountryi The Zion's Herald. the organ Of the
NJ T. church in New England. made the follow
ing comments upon the ball 10 advance and We
commend them TO the admirers OF the govern
men" which has much at heart the interests
Of God and humanity. and which declares what
ever appears 20 be Gods sill. will do
We learn from the newspapers tina, toe large
room in the north wing of the patent Office Il 10
be used for the presidential Inauguration ball. I"
We bad hoped tia, that piece OF folly and WICK
edness had been washed out Of the national char
scter bv the rivers 81 patriotic blood, which
have been fo-ing through the land for the last
four years. II, in these times OF universal Ia
mentation and great mourning. When tens o:
thousands Of oeresved Rachels refuse 20 be CON
forted. because their noble nc,-when
thousands Of our Union prisoners are lsnguish'ng
and dying in rebel prisons and thousands more
arc suffering "a cur recently allied ho-pita s--if,
se say. under saeh e,rcums,snces men and wo
men wish 10 dance and revsl. drink aud carouse
and thus insult our eountrys grief. we'll a. tie
great God. es The interpostion Of whose arm
alone ws have beea saved from natiooal destruc-
ton. LET them select some other time than the
Inauguration of The cblel magistrate OF the nation
and some sthsr place thsn the patent ofsce.'
or any other OF the pnblic buildings AZ Washing
ton.
IL strikes es that the president has issued too
s4sny procismst,cns for days OF "fasting. hunil
istiou and prayer" 10 sanction the holding OF
such hall" ID connection With h- own Undue.
ton into respons;sle ofhce the daiies Of v hich
be csunet suecsssfslly psss0rn without divine