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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-09-14

san5en Sansn iei, parcn balte CT fh iiterseust, bic
@ieeer9erteQun9 ess Sricoens auf Der @runrlase
Der lnien.
Oarauf antpcrtste Der Yrafnsnt, CT lei iterralht,
cine 10 arrBe NnSabl ron WlGnnern bonn Sieen Dor
ih III is6sn. Gr Tonne fsine @crte iinnsn, um ieis
ne SrenDe iiter hisie Sbatiahe unb bic patrictilhsn
gScrte nes 8seners getu6reno ausiuhrifen. 81
lprah BON lsiner Stslluna Dor Dem 8tieae; er 6att
feline liolihen 8rirsr serarnt, in Ter llnirn III
bleiten unS iih nit i6ren ecn1ituticnencn &sdtsn
5u tesnii9en, Senn ct fablte, DAP barin bic ein,isc
Siher6cit lag. Gs lei ftsts fir Nnerfennuna aner
Serebten unr ecnititnticnsQen 9fshts Der Sclarsn=
b~alteneen Staatsn aerelen uno CT alautc, bag nies
leltsn in Der Union tittsn erbalten pereen tSnnsn,
lpsnn bic 6rase Dem @erihtsbSfsn Ratt ncn shirsrz
te ;ur @ntlheioun8 r~prselest .rcrosn irdrsn. gr
it isltit Elm Selapenealtsr 9sirelsn, isi atsr lanaA
nit ith ms &eins %9efcmmen, eab renn je Bic
Traae ;riihen Sslaperei uno Union s,r GntIheis
Dung a~ecrdnat psree, naB Damn Die Selarerei ,n=
tcraelen nno bic Union sersttst msroen miIe. @r
leete 8ertrauen In bic gDprts Res Germ rom Su=
Den une balte Ih i6er;sust, eab es itr 9Sunih iei,
Die Dnsn 4lGse oss Sipcns aufjutauen nno Tricz
ben, @rblianp, Dreuneihaft uno ee LINTON mic
Der ter,uitc0en. Gr alaute nitt itn Carnations
Briefihrcibern unb Den 3sitan9ss 8eoaftsuren,
bic iih %femibrn, DEN @inoruf berpcr,utrinsen, ais
berrlhe i'm SIesn Wiibmutb uno llnsufr:scsnbeit,
Ssnn bic @sssn'rart 10 rislsr ausasseianetsr Ser
rsn, bic cine 70 srrss @atlrihaft rsprdisntirsn,
itrafe bisie bIsmillisen 8s6auptaugen aissn.
Gr isete @srtrausn in Die 8sri'hcrunssn rss iictis
den Yclfcs unb leinen Wunih, bic linton auf Dem
Grunoiascn Der Contribution mieosr bsr;uisGsn
,,nc CT bpfe une CLAUDE, oas es tsreit 1si, bsrsinbus
fcn,men uno ih INN bic Union uno Contribution Ill
itaaren. Scr tcite9enbs Strsit ,rar elm Tamilis
snsmif unr jest, ea e~rislte pcriitsr isi, brfs or,
oaB bic Banpe Der SreunoiHaft itdrfsr lein wsrhsn
als jemals, II. I. 10.
Sic Nsps es5 YrdIosntsn truros ron DEN Chill I
lihsn NIT lautsm 8sifaa tssriSt; Den &abifalsn
,riro Ie oelip ,rcnissr ssfauen. y
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-09-14

Nm samfas bislt Sen. Scr in 3anespiQc cine
Neee, Die mir Brcfenpeiie int bicfaen Scurnal
bsrihtst Inbsn. Sic aerr6nlihen, lan9lt atsez
orcihenen Nnflasen, relhe rspublifaniine 9latter
unb Stumprebncr aeaen bic nemcfratilhe Yartbet
srbetsn, bas 0priAisten 9aaanhissam's aS bic
arcbe @cssliheude. furs oas ate Yfraienssflinsel
fcB Dem @eneral iebr eelauHs rcrn Wtunos, ais CT
ater an Bic Nesers Stimmrehtsz Srase tam, Ca tas
rerte ss tsneutenb uno @snn's unp Mfsr's mabrnen
Die Steac Der rrcifen 8e9auptunsen ein. Gr lasts
inter M~neersn,, cs lei lsbr natirli4, bas iiber bieIe
Srase isbr rsriAispsns Mnfhtsn rrrberrihsn. (Sa
rrbl, isbr natarlih y SECT benfen mir nod
c~ariter, wcnn ein,nal Die ,3sit gum 6anpsln %fclntle,
oann rsroe pbne 3msifel Gin tsfrispiseneer Ylan
itsr cieie Graee psr1Aispsner Meinun8 iein, tts
mir bas 2ann burhaus ssrsttst Faten; tann labt
uns barItsr lpalten, mie mir mSsen."
60 iprad fer Ssrr General IN 3anesriIe, mo
has 9sscr= Stimmrsht nidt tsliett 1T, uno mas
bat ct aeiaat? 3ihts, gar nihts! Ct sebt uni
bic NeScrzS tinmrehts Urage serum iric nas
&dblein ,,m Den tei6en Brei. Gr lhausslt fh auf
Gem aelpannten Gra6te mic Elm unaeitter Seiltins
;er, Der init arrser Wiu6e iein @leihsemi6t Sa
srbalten iuht. @r bsmiiht Ith, ieineu j3utprern
oen Gtnnruf III binterlafen, ais Of Die Hsserz
Stin,mrehtsftase gar nidt rcrliese unS na6 suerit
bas 9ane 9srettet wcrnen miie, e6c man earan
henfen fGnne.
9as mag ietr flus fem, 6err @ensraf, atrr ebrs
lib 1T cS niGt. Sic Msssr=s timmrshtsftaae
lisat mirflih rcr. t6err Scr mub IS lebr ircbl
rr~iIen, hab Die 8sputlifauer i'm Nrrnsn ees Staa=
ties nas Nescr.S timmreht seraee our tSanptfra9e
MAIDEN nnb DAP ii9 ibrs IamntliAsn @aneiSaten
fir Die @ciessetun9 psrpfihtet laten, fiir bic Nuss
1rsihuna oes Wortes weib ans unlerer Staats=
Contribution mad &,aftsn III rirfen. Sis bcfen
meniaitens Den rGern" eisler @sieksetuns ju
errd6len unr, renn tegrsiG, ibr Sietlin9srrcject
ourhsufHbren nno bic prlitiihe @leihbsit Der ges
ger in Ohio iblisB(ih fsifSuitslen.
Giele Sbatiahe lit jsnsm aufmcrfian,en 3eitunasz
lsisr tsfannt, unb es 1T lnebr ais rereGttiS, trcnn ie
ST. Scr auf Dem Stumpeu iu rcrtuihen iuht.
8cn einem @ourerneura rs annioaten nlnB man rerz
lanaen, Dap CT Rem gclfs iiter ale mihtisen Sraz
gen, bic iein gScbl ODER Hete %tsrubren, rsinsn
9Ssin einlhenft unr es scnist rurdaas niht, SaB
GER Scr. ME Der @Osel Straub, isinsn Sept in
Cen sanb itsdt.
Sen. 0acrsan, Der temcfratiihc @curernsurS=
@anrioat, fat fh sleih in isinsr 9tsne in Der @rns
renticn ceutlid rnp teiiimmt ifer pisie Srase auss
aciprrhen. Gr bat ith unumirunoeu sc9sn eas
Nsser= Stimmrsht ertldrt unD picer @rflarnns
iter,cusenSs unp iAlaaenpe gritnee 6insu3efast.
Sir 9icisnissn, Die niAt baten rruen, Dap unlsr
idSner staat 5u elmer 9isssrz9clOnie bsratssriirz
Fiat Merle, liest Ger sSs9 flar rcrSejeidnet: Sis
miilItn lh I'm caS 8annsr ess tapfsrn, bchber3is
aen unb aruneiastrcuen Sen. Mcrsan ihaaren,
une bic Scrrlhait Der 9artbsi itirSsn, rsren Srrs
tilo bas fanatiihe Sbsrlin uno beren @anrirat
0eneral Cor 1T
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-09-14

- Sen. 6ielissn Srabt,iebsm Der lc9enanntsn
Union Yartbsi m,us es mirffih ansit um's 'SsrS
Kim, esnn nur in Der glnat sreift man Su %perSnsi=
ic(ien Mitteln. Sic tieii9e ltnicnsS taatss Ssnts
raj =@cmmittce bat nemlih oisisr Sage cine Slug
,srift inter Gem Sitsl uSie gst6sili9uns Der See
mcfratie am 8srratb", in riclen Saulenesn Ron
Grsnplaren pom Stapsl a~slaen, bic BulhelipeiIe
in alien S6eilsm ccs Staates psrbreitet rerosn lcls
len. SIS 1T ttss elm aaui c%reindres Nfabrert,
%anaefilt nit alien afssorcIdenen @slhihten, Die
tShfens ant &eute, pelts nihts sslsrnt unb nitts
aslejsn baten, nod Ginnrud MAIDEN fDnnen. gSenn
i'd bic Sratt1isbsr e%intilosn, oas lie enrh nisic
Nlnalhriit Stimmen retten frnnen, 10 Iino tie etsn
istr auf nem Sclimese. Sic Belt 1T rrrtei, ND
cisie 9emaarasn purh bas @eIbrsi u8erratb" bic
Malen i~rreleitcn unb mc ibnen ras Shlas=
mort v@alannisbam" ais 8cseli6cuhe nisnen
%fpnnte. 8cmeiien lie in hie1sr Shrift, Dap eemc=
fratiide BlGtter 9inerln's &esieruns ansesrifen
taten, 70 rirb 1h Der 2cler %erinnern, eaB rsmcs
fratiihe 8ldttcr a1crninas lno nit Nsdt rtele
MaBreseln 2%incoln's t%aoclten, oab afcr Sineoln
Ron Niemaneen bsimtiitilter, l6rnun9slcier une
seimciner ansssrifsn murne, ais seraos rcn Der
rsrutlifaniihen Yrsis. SHir iaSsn Sisisn Sraftz
,icbern Sic 3sit 1T rcrtci, no lth sas SOLE nurh
lclhs ataeerplhens pclitiite 3rten sinihithtsrn
licB bic 8stsQtcn, Eel Der ibr 70 picl gelo rcrs
bisutet, lit rrritsr : susr altes Stefcnrrsro bat
feline Strls ausssipislt; ss baneslt iih niht msbr
oarunl, ,ras Sieler rber Sener TOR rter Sabren 8e=
iaat peer niht aela3t tat, iorocrn es banselt lth
oarruA ,ras III tbun 1T, nm Die 8eputlif unp rcr
alien Sen @taat Ohio misSer Su ben Scsnunsen
bee Triecens 5urIfIufubren. SO haneelt lh narz
I'M, Oh Sbic Gin tn eiber Staat tleiben, cosr stns
Hcaer=gplcnie ,rerncn jcu. limb naAcn ia5t ier
IN tnrer Olua1hrift fem Mcrt!
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-09-14

= 9us benz bisissn vSournal" bonn Mittroh
i~6crissen mir DEN fclssnnsn bibiden Nrtifsl hbsr
oas bisiss sdnserfef. @ian Fett naraus, sab
eas ihSne Tsit sinsn mcbltbatissn Ginsrud auf
uniers amsrifaniidsn Mtitbiirssr sernaht bat nno
oaS fs Ga mSssn fs iiA itrduten tris ie ipols
len Den mcbftbucnesn GinfiRen reatihsn Nss
tsns uno hts oeutiAen GlementeS niht ~ent5isbsn
fGnnen .
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-09-14
Ser ,Hrtea fam MIR baDurb becnSiat trerDen lno

Ser &rtss fann nur baburA becnei9t mernen uno
bas 9aterlanb ;u Dem frHbersn @p6lfanne gus
ridfebren, wenn Ssnjsnisem Die MaAt aus ben
6dncsn s~eruncen triro, Die cbne !6ab uno 3nitt
feline pclitiihe sstensfdbtsfeit teissa, nne bic
jsst, no YrSlrcnt Scbnicn aass MSslids auItiss
tst, Inn Dem Sanre siusn bauerneen Triseen 81 fihs
srn, jebs isinsr Mabreseln t~sssifsrn, I'M, iers 2Sirf'
lamfsit gu ihtrdten, psnn niAt unmSSlih 5u Mas
hrn
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-09-14

~ @snsral Mrrsan, infer riter,rsidsr
6curerneur5 Sanoioat, 5istt NIT h~issenoer Natne
In Den Saupt. Gr mire am ~. Sept. In Will
lersturs, ScfmsS county, iprshsa. Sr. rs.
Cana Der @ice @curerncurs Sanoieat, irire ss
senrdrtis isiu uno feline Sanosleuts in oeutlhsr
| Srrahe anreeen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-09-14

Or Gcupsrneur MebiI BON Sbtc 1T an,
2. Sept. in aansafsr seitcrtsn. ST mar WitslisO
nes @cnsreiiss. @pursrnsur, Gcrnmillar Der SnSi'
amer slnsslsssntsitsn 9raiinsnt Ger srnrsntion,
spslds bic seasnrirtiss Contribution ron Sa'c ents
mari uno ~tsflsiosts rerltisecne anesrs 9trenltsusn
nit umli6t, SGtiafsit unb @chtihafrsnbsit.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-09-14

6. g. 8etdum, Der Stem 0crfsr Miaienen>
eise. 1T rpn Der 8ranesSur bes Griminal3erihts
in Inflasetano rerIest ipcrcen. 98ir mbhtsn
atsr unisrn Sept ssrrstten, cab i6ln nihts 3u esis
be asIdstsn nire. r
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-09-14

@on Solebp, Sbic, ihrsibt Gas Scrtise hsut'
IAe Blatt: Sie Nahri&ten ressn Der aartchsl'
Tauls fommsn thinner bdufser uns Der jsst bs5a9lts
Yrsis -25-40 @ents per 8uibs( - ldBt ihliss
zen, DAP Den Tarnsrn Der ltetelifanD MIR ju ipc9(
~tsfannt 1T, Der ibrsn Gartc1eln orUbt, rssbalb ie
aud 10 raid ME mOslia bic iriibereu Srrten los,
,urpereen luasn, na ii4sres Dsrnsrbsn bic Tclse
rss Muitsraersns ~osrislten iein piiroc. ia
Srlasn, Die quite sslanrs 8artchsln ssernntst
eaben reer erubtsn rercsn, rat6sn mir, bieie nnr
r.rriiatis, pcr Trcf uno giaiis seiiAsrt, auf,utswabs
rem. IS ,piro ssuiB Elm gutter Yreia i'm 2Sinter uno
Uri6jabr fir quite &artcHsln 9cSablt trsrpen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-09-14

- Sn @ariaw, Snbiana, tat fa sine alts
Sunsisrs llntsFasunas. @eisaihaft %setilest; Dies
islbe sa6lt 80 Mitslispsr. Mlte Suns3fielsn hir'
fen ben Ser 'ammlunsen ssimcencn.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-09-14
Weu. Mprqau.

Sic militGrilhcn 8erbienits uu leres Grurernrrs
Ganeioaten reroen rcln 9anSen Nanoe ansrfannt.
Sc gum 8silrtsl ihrst6t Der Newturprcrt, Wfallas
huletts, Ssralp:
uGeusral Mtrraam, Der ecncfratii1s Gouserz
nDrs Sanrinat BON Sbic, 1T Der Mann, Der in Den
erien Sabrcn bsS 8rissss DEN rentritrriscn @ii6z
aug ron Cumberland SAP a~usfi9rte sincn Niifs
qua nit 10000 Nfarn Der in Der Geihihts RENO
pbcn's @i9,ua NIT ieincn UT terfliAsn Ssbntau=
lsnp aleih9slteut ireroen irtro. Gin gutter 9tiifSu9
~srforSsrt niAt s%srinasrs militdrilGe @elhtdltdfsit,
ala elm gutter NnsriH, Deer ein eriolsrsibss Srs1en;
alein IN @eneral Mcr5an peretnt9tsn ith aus ptsle
6dbiafsiten. St rifte in eas 6er5 bes tsineitten
9anDcs uno na6m CUMBERLAND Sap, cinen Der MIDI
tighten Soften ess Seinces, inocm CT lih eararr
perlieb, Dap Sen. 8uel Ieinen Wif eedsn meros.
Mter i'm Sap fanb Ct fiji ron elmer riermal itdrfss
rem &etcaenmaht unlrinst unb c6ne 0crrdtbe, auss
asnpmmeu lclhe, bic or Dem Tsinrs a%tnsbmen frnnz
te. Gr arif bic &etslsn ali, ihlu9 lie Bier uno
bert uno rsribafte fb auf nisis @eiis Sctensmits
tel uno Courage. ebsr IS mar unino9lth, Die
Steuuna aeaen cine icl1e ltebermaht lang 5u fez
baupten uno es tlieb niats itris ais &idius cesr
ltstcraate. On cine ltstersate fcnnts Der Wann
ni1t fenfen, Der as 15jdbri9cr &nafe unter Gan,
S~cutcn IN Ssras Den Sampi IN 9alter Snriansrz
scile a~clernt unD i5 ipater unter Sen. Septt III
Wsriec in Der bSdlsn &rieasfunf aussstileet 9atts,
uno 10 tcaann CT benn Den Nif;u9. Sober Wfann
uno ieee &ancne murosn 5urifse,Dssn. ltnS nun
fam bic Yruiuns: nisie banorrl Seutc, bic it4 feds
tsne ,urif,casn, mureen Is Sage uno Nadte lang
bon As, 900 Mann umrinst une ~rerfrl9t, aui elmer
Strefc ron $50 Ntsilcn In Dem Gstirssn, burh
sAluaten unb &lafte, iteraa t6interhaltsn nnS
llstcrfaaen in Gnspdisn ausseiest, tlcs an Storm
letens unb nsnnch bic Ibsral auf lancrnben Netcl=
len tsi jsrem stusriHe Suraflalas eno: ssir tsFs
ben risie s~lan;snSs 9latter in Der @sihiAts uniss
rec lssten Srisass - Blattsr, lrelhe unisrs ainnsr
nit Stcl; aufldlassn unb Gle gselt nit Staunen
lsien lrirS; atsr mir ~;msiisln, Oh ss Ron Dem Sale
BON Sort sumter Bis gum Safe ben 8ihmcno elm
alGnssnoeres GrsisniB sat ais Der &ifsus BON
Morsan nit isiusn 3e9ntauisnb BON Cumberland
(San"
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-09-14
Ser
GsIumtus, BEN IA. September 1865.
4 DemofrQtiiheS StaatS=Sifet.

- Gar @cuperneur,
Sen. 6eprae Us. WDrsan, rcn 8ncr So
Sur 8ice= geuoerneur, sa
WiIltam 2an8, rcn Seneca 60.
Supreme =Gitter (vuIer Sermin),
Ytttabefpb Ban Srump, bon Fairfield Sc
Supreme- @itter (0afanS).
$tcmas 81. 3es, ben 9an'iltcn So.
surg Stoats= S@atmeiter. 3
81 Utor8e Spenee, rcn @larfe SO.
~, r.',t 1tu i General @npalt,
9.BM. WiIipn, BON Mabcntns 60.
Sdul= @pmmi6dr,
8. S. Barney, BON Yidamap So.
a. BebSrte Der S~Fentlt@en aserfe. s3si
SbarIes 6. 8fiet, ron A,.9laise so.
@lerf Ger Supreme Court.
Santt1 9. Dana, BON @intcn Sc.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-09-14

Oas Sournal Gabt nun cine farie lteteriiat be'
Organization Ser crei srcbsn sansertinbe ee
Ser. staatsn fclssn, seits6', SaB Der 1spanfs, BIZ
Wsn11sn untsr Dem 3auber nss Geiansss lno oe'
6armcnis 5u rerbriioern, srrsartia 1T iine lAlieb
nit Dem Wusrufs: nStSblihe Seutlhs, mo5e CT
euh mptlsrseben +"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-08-04

their spoons. ~ IF they do not dip snuff
they are certainly of the aristoeracy.-
Some Of the women in the country can
spit as straight and as far as their hus-
bands. These are matters which a single
man would notice. There are pleasanter
qualities which can be discovered on close
acquaintance 8 &
The military commissions sent around
the country to witness contracts by which
labor Is compensated, state that the sys-
tenn is working well already Planters
are trying to engage labor for next year
The crops are thriving; large corn, potato,
sugar-cane and cotton fields are the COM
mon sights. Peaches, plumbs and garden
vegetables are carried a score of miles to
the soldiers, and their sale keeps alive
many family who did not lay in stock
before the war. The white suffers are
extortionate IN then rates, and as the pay
master has just been around their prices
are paid. But the negroes are reasonable; ;
they sell butter at twenty-five cents per
pound, eggs at thirty cents per dozen, fresh
beef at seven cents per pound, and other
things in proportion.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-08-04
MA11ERs IN suuTH eARuLINA.

A Fort Mott, S. @. correspondent says:
The events occurring in South Carolina
in this wear of her transition from slavery
to freedom will be indellibly impressed
upon the memory of the witnesses
Naughty ladies drawing ratlonsln Charles
ton and ridiculing freed women, decked
in tawdry garments, to attend the celebra-
ton of their freedom; men craving bread
from the government which they have
tried to destroy, and sweetly pralslng its
virtues which they never understood
before:" assemblies invoking the protec-
ton of the glorious old flag; a governor
humbly implering mercy from the best
government that ever existed" these arc
scenes that have often been spoken OF.
But the climax illustrating the true
character of ''the chivalry" is their treat
ment of the private soldiers of their late
army, now returning to their homes
These worn out youths excite the pity OF
all except those for whom they have been
fighting. They come hobbling through
the country from all points of the COM
/ pass-from Vicksburg, Point Lookout,
| Hilton Head-weary and often too sick to
i travel by day, hungry and un washed
/ Here is one with consumption fastened
upon him; his companion Is sick OF fe-
yer, buthe must go to Barnwell district
| They have waited to refresh themselves
/ IN u Df6IGHllOuH boMu1 uNNN4 0aA AA5 bAAS
rebellion for its fine society and patriot
ism" And how are they received by the
people +? Incredible as it may seem, they
are welcomed only by Union soldiers
they gladly sleep in the guard house, and
accept the plain food offered them with
gratitude The sincerity of the friendly
offer and gratitude returned show the
kindly disposition that exists among the
brave though plain" classes of our Gopp1-
try. Our soldiers manifest unuistakabit
grief at the condition of these dei9deo
! and deserted men; they bave this after'
noon left the town where they were ne
longer wanted by ehe citizens, to droI
down by the roadside when only hall
mile ON their long journey. Ladies
riding out for pleasure, and others saun
tering with we'll dressed gentlemen, pass
ed by them without giving even nod 0
recognition. These sights are common.
When even the women have lost thel
. tender sympathy for weakness and admi
ration for heroism, what can be expects
! of the society which depends on them fo
F refinement? They seem wrapped in sell
; ishness. Some of them are fortunat
; enough to attract Yankee beaux. and
: few officers have married them. The girl
5 are pretty and pert they can play, sin
= and dance boast that they cannot max
l. any bread except pone or hoe-cake, an
3 show much spirit, or as some would sa,
/. temper, by telling how sherman sto
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-08-04

A SHREwD RAsCAL.-The following
aneedote is related as having recently oc-
CURED in Paris:
a we'll known actress of one Of the I'm
perial theatres, on returning home late
at night. found the door of her apart
ment forced open, and on entering she
met man, who exclaimed: " Madam, you
arrived very opportunely. l am. one ct
your neighbors, and having heard .
strange noise in your apartment, was
coming down to ascertain the cause,
when / saw man run out aud make his
escape. leaving your effects in the state
Won see them The artistic looked round
and perceiyed that her drawers and boxes
had been broken open, aud that from one
~ them n valuable diamond cross had
baeT toEeD She then asked the stranger
e he would be able to recognize the thief,
~ os he replied in the Affirmative, she
dt&, ba@1,o5 him 10 start in pursuit, and If he
ooS1,S5 not overtake the fellow, TO give
5escTiption of him to the police. The man
said he would willingly render her that
service had he not to work all night TO
finish job which was to give him means
of buying bread for his children next day.
How much shall you get for the JOB
asLei the ladv. '1Ten francs" said the
man. SWen then said she, Hhere is a
napoleon; so leave your & work and help me
| to recover my cross: Ihe man TOOK the
money with seeming reluctance, and
/ hastily departed, having succeeded not
only in robbing the lady, but IN obtain
/ ing reward to catch the thief VI course
he has not been seen SINCE
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-08-04
LET Us NIKE THE BEST OF n.


Life is but fieeting dream,
Care destroys the ZeSt of it;
Swift it glideth like a stream,
Mind yOu make the best of it
Talk not of your weary woes,
Troubles, or the rest of it !;
If we have but brief repose,
Let US make the best of it.
If your friend has got heart,
There is something fine in him,
Cast away his darker part,
Cling to what's divine in him.
Friendship is our best relief
Make no heartless jest of it;
1t will brighten every grief,
If we make the best of it.
Happiness despises state;
'Tis no sage experiment;
Simply that the wise and great
May have joy and merriment
Rank is not its spell refined
Moneys not the test of it,
But a calm contented mind,
That will make the best of it.
Trusting in the Power above,
Which sustaining all of us
In one common bond of love,
Biddeth great and small of us,
Whatsoever may befall-
Sorrow, or the rest of it
We shall over come them all,
If we make the best of it.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-08-04
SHAW &bCLARK'S
Low PRICED
sewing Machines I!

TTAVING taken an Agency the above excellent and
III only licensed cheap machine, I am ready to Ia ke
orders for them at the lowest terms Any one desr
ing purchase Sewing Machine will do well to call
u. I.itteils store and examine samples or
there and will bring Machine TO their
residences and show its work ings ana the DeRuy ana
simplicity of its mechanism Persons buying one OF
these machines do lay themselves liable to Sc
we're penalty for violating the patents oi wheeler q
Wilson, Grover Baker, &C., as II IS tully licensed
under all these patents. have also the following ar
tices which can be attached to any machine by the
gage screw: Silver plated sefsewer, hemmer' and
baster.
April p, '65-tL W. G. LTTTEIL.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-08-04
CLOTHES WRINGERS.
The Best Clothes wrlnger
IN TUE WoRID1

GSHERAIAN,s SELF ADJUSTING AND ADJUSTABLE
- CLOTHES WT2INGER has been pronounced, BY thou
sands who have tested them, TO be the VERY BEST
MACHINE in the market.
Because II is simple in construction and cannot
possibly get out of order.
I'd. made Of the best Galvanized Iron and viii
not rust,
Sd There Is no wood about it to swell or shrink.
4h II sits low the strain to the tub is much less
than with other machines
5th. A child ten years old can use it.
9Th II needs no adjusting, except for bed quits and
heavy articles there is no necessity Tor starting
the set screws to wiring anything from lace collar to
q sheet.
buy Clothes Wringer has been settled wherever in
troduced. It is Acknowledged by ladies who have
used Clothes Wringers, that pays for ITSELF in
famiyof four persons every year 1t is used, by saw
ing clothing, which is Wrung into strings in twisting
garments by hand
To satisfy all Of its utlitys We say: Buy one and
TRY IT and not perfectly satiisctory, return It and
your money shall be refunded.
We wish th public to understand that offer
ing no humhug, ont most useiui machine which in
every respect is warranted.
SHERMAN IS IMPROVED CLOTHES WRLNGER has ta-
ken the prenam at every Far where il has been ex-
hibited
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-08-04
DO You Want
a Sewing Machine 2

TThe Best is the Choapest-therefore get the best
All Sewing Machine Agents represent their partcu.
lar Machine be the very best The only way
this matter by practical work. There now
thirty WHOWE MACHINES in use IN this town and
vicinity, and Il you will call at the Agency you can
get the names OF the persons and families using them.
Several OF these persons have used all the favorite
machines in the Market, but row give the "Howe' -
the preference, decidedly. G. PLATT,
Agent for Howe Sewing Machine,
Mar IT, '66 No Williams Block.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-08-04

AN AsToNIsHED POsTMAsTER.--Th
Washington correspondents of the N. X.
Herald, of the 2lst nlt., says that the
federal postmaster at Staunton, Vas, was
owing the government about twelve hum
dred dollars at the commenoement Of the
rebellion. He visited Washington last
week 10 settle up the old account by ming
receipts of the Confederate government
for that amount His astonishment was
unbounded when the offer was declined.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-08-04
VAN's VALLEY. july q. 1865.
;. THOMSON e Son

Gentlemen II herewith send you a
slip from the N. Y Tribune, of July 15
1865, on the price of wool, which I think
will have a tendency to correct the erro-
neous idea conveyed in an article appear
ing in your paper a few weeks since on
the same subject. Please insert in your
next issue, and oblige
Yours very truly, -.