Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-11-17

Lawrence, Mass, has a population OF
Il, ,699, in which there are nearly 4,OO(
more females than males. The number
of voters is 1885. The whole CITY haF
grown up In twenty years.
Civil law has been completely restored
In Arkansas. President johnson has
sent Gov. Murphy of that State, a dis
patch directing him to restore the State
to It's former relations to the Federal
! Government. Slavery is no longer recog-
nlzed in the State, and the Confederate
debt repudiated.
A correspondent of the Pittsburg Com
mercial says: Il have visited nearly all
the wine growing districts of our country.
this side of California, and do not hesi-
tate to say that, so far as have observed.
none OF them can equal the southern
shore of Lake Erie
Gov. Pickens, who introduced into the
late South Carolina Convention the reso-
luton declaring Slavery abolished, in
speech to the Charlestonians in 1861 said.
We have humbled the American flag.
and as long as l have the honor to preside
as your Chief Magistrate, so help me God.
no power on earth shall ever lower from
that fortress those flags, (rebeD, unless,
they be lowered and trailed In a sea of
blood"
The Lebanon Star says, a citizen of thai
county recently paid 81, 500 for two hun
dred hogs; in two weeks seven ty-eight of
them died of the cholera.
TAKE Your HOME PApER-An ax-
change gives the following advice: Stick
to your home paper. No matter if Won
are poor, remember none are so Door as
the ignorant, except it be the depraved. |
and they too often go together. Keen
your home paper. Remember. that. if # |
IS not so large and imposing as some, it is |
the advertiser of your neighborhood and |
daily business, and tells you what is going |
on around you instead of thousand miles |
away.
The State of Delaware has some fine
laws: A negro soldier, who had been to
the front lighting the rebels. lately return
ed to his home in that State, proudly
bringing. his gun with him. He was
brought before a magistrate, fined and de-
prived of his gun, for transgressing a law
OF the State, which provides that no ne
gro shall be allowed to have a gun.
A Tennessee paper states that an up-
usual amount of Sorghum molasses has
been manufactured in East Tennessee
much more than is needed for home con
sumption, and expresses the opinion that
ms product is destined to become an arti-
'le OF export from that part of the State.
Gen: Saxton writes from Charleston
hat 1900 blankets and large sunnlies If ,
clothing, ETC., will be needed this winter
n South Carolina, Georgia. and the Sea
Islands, for suffering refugees, freedmen.
md others. -"
VIM. 81. Curl, of Cardington township.
s las thlrty-hve hens from which he raised
go dozen of eggs in six months endino IL
Ist, averaging z 81 dozen to q a
en- and raised seventy-fve chickens q
! ASVeragIng 81 q 81 to the hen, besides /
he chickens
The NEST valuable lot of furs ever
roqgnnt 10 St Paul, was received last :
7eek from the Hudson Bay Comnanv- n
200 mink skins, wgth $4,000. The Al
klns hlled twelve ordinary sized boxes OF
nd the st. Paul Press says are worth
lore than their weight in silver.
The Cincinnati Gazette made a fair bit rr
hen 1T said the Copperhead papers
e oolng all they can to vindicate, extol vn ~,
ld elevate the late rebel Generals. Tbev ab
We TAR more attention to them than tn ni'
le Generals of the rescued and regenera- co, Da
d Republlc. This may be well enough. Al
1t how it looks !' wi
In 1901 but one vote was polled for Mr.. ver
,aeoln ID I in IN Fairfax County, Va. It was
ST ST Dy MT. Dixon. who went to the polls -.
tn pistol in his hands. From that Il
y ne was prescribed man, and on the IN
eaking out of the war he was made /
On Friday he was assault m,l @%I
and killed by DR.. Maddox, a rebel sur
on anand old neighbor, in the public ,
eets OF Alexandria, not far from where ),
gallant Col Ellsworth was murdered +
-, and
rk4oWrH 4q IN OILDoM.-A post-office was 8.
aDnshed and went into operation at Pit Z.
e e city, Pa, on the 9th of July. It now a.
ewes ewes and az dispatches $500 letters, or an 10
,Fage = aeS OF l, 100 each per day. The three II.
y stamps sold IN five daVs of last vaaLr II
fe, IN round numbers, ten thousand.2 -.
, once has over eight hundred boxes - i4
~ -, ..sPPaISAb uenlanu for as 1B.
ny more This we believe is the biggest II.
lg on the creek, and beats all post Of IS.
n Of Charles I. - Del