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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-17

=. 1avsrtissfs s.a Bassn.ss La.
., INVITA- the atttn,Ion q sdvtrtissrs and
,..,u,.s nm 10 ne ro,umna a - DklLg
S.nonAL RrPunlfcAr. =, n sdvsrtising
...a,ur. n has . large elrsnistion N t:,s
-. q washington ard esorgstapn and n.
..-,cundine cou1tysi And u cunrtnntlY 10
1850. We rel epnndent that tacy vIII
"a /, GOT only valuable, but rcllahi, medium
sS,onmunlsnting with the publis. "a.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-17
0lrTI o Z Al
Wa nnRIpTMglI,
AS,yTA.s.sI |! : 7 ssss !. e, II a.

WA11InoIoH, MlI1l y Ill3.J
Aaaistsnt surgeon Hugh Nee, wilson, q
mouni u RlnS1, New 1oIt volunteers, ehelged
Yiih olIne1s, iie bolslolelg puhlIlatd = -.
0nifd1 alsiss, ~ Military c0mnial|la laall
fdfod bV fpoaIal OIdaf1 10. q, p4Illl ~ toll,
llom ne War Dsp1Ftment having ltpoFlad
hsg ast .sloFy dSislSs ~ beah Aaal n rs
- A,.,Is.is iiisisSi sSt.sL
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-17
THE ITALIAN OPERA SEASON
win commence ~
YoRD's NEW THEATRE,
...D nv Nsnssnav s4ru Aauru

And continue positively Tor one wesk only.
the enHagoment embraces Nj. MAX n ARE 2
zEK and his eDfire company, who are hou -
the Academy Of Music, Now York. 1he Or
sheslTA and Chorus viii b nom that sstao'
Ne. Bora has 10, hsslls,sd 20 pay nush
greater sum than be has ever before yenturod
for Attfaotion, W obtain
THE ONLY oREAT ITALIAN COMPANY
IN the eouatsy, 70 produce the latest and best
Operas, and 70 make ne ssasou (brief ~ y
nsssassrlIy must bel sxaeedinEiy brilliant and
Ths s.Is ofsssufsd isais Tor the season o.
siK niahts only, Wlll commences ~ metrofott's
musia STORE, On Wednesday mofning. The
sale for Jingle eperAs giii commence on nsxt
Monday, March -. once honra from . 70 n,
AAd hon " 70 O'Clock daily.
eH:,s. /. Ss sosss'S Az, .s,i X, ga Dl.;
sudlsnee Of the ssasoBj) p0LIUTO, ERNANl,
RlGOLgTrO, and Ia fobzA DEL DEsrf.
reikD apd Don sEsksfiEE, NORMA, and
LINDA, VIII b hald 10 ressfye, 70 - produced
In The plnse q KRnANI and RIQoLETTo, u
such Preisresse 70 svinesd ~ our operate
secured ss.is saso sssh. nhis.s, Z
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-17
DRoPosALsFoR DEAD HORSES
aSAnr.a.A'rss e; 10, S:, o.s.ss. !


wAlnIHoToH, D. O., March I, ieas. y
sealsd rroposels viii b rseeiysd - thls
once until ~ o'alosk On eAtufaay, March q,
ises, fof ~ gur.h..s q ~ herss, thst nsy
Ws.Sinssos. 5. q. ~,,sis V Il. mi twelve
months sassssdiss shs ds,so o. NE lssiias o.
Iss io..s. wia b dsIiv,.sd q, ssr..ls
sesisnaied spot 20 10 hEsd by The uniied
The ssinsis are 20 Be removed daily, ssd
conveyed faF snoush fFom ths liniis 81 ths
depot 70 ayoid Al nnisAass, eiiher 70 the Do
pot or the residanfa n The Visinity.
ss?:i Z. q. Zee. :: s.s 4 e: Il e.
mals dslivsEed NJ 70 thni doe.
Doads, with approved sssuIitiss n ne sun
Of ts1 thoussnd ti0.ooBl dollars VIII " 70
quiIed i!o@ the party 70 whom the eoatraesis
Each proposal nus, saa,s the ps.ss per SAT-
nal, niyinG fall mama and pnst once address
Of bidder. and ba accomplished b. . guarantees
siEned By two reeponsible peraons and eeftl-
ss y NOM snos q ss. q I.
Ne os.h q sllssiansA, iiSnsd. stamped, Ahd
In once reserve. Nc risAi 10 ssisss ssy
o. ~ h.as ma q nsF e scsrsa:
siEhsA. Washinginn, D. y, and b .pl.lnlx
marked on The saveiops, .itopo.al. q. psAd
ni.iss COL. IN shArss Ia DIV. o.Mo.o.
DRoPOsALs FOR STATIONERY.
Proposals iog harnishing Ne Md sll
RuExeylns DspaFtneat N N . city with STA
TI0nkRK are .Fe.pesifally invited. Manu.
Lestu.srs aRd dealsis are geqnesled 70 send
= :T SRRssls s P''''o J 1 ~ '
surg. .. O. A., Ned. Par.
MEDICAL PunvEyon'S 0TVIon, Wandered,
d. Y, Feb. n, isss. mhtits'
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-17

GOLD PLATHD ssTrs, BET BUcKLss,
Csmhs, Chaius, Rlngs. sleeve nnt,ons and
studs, nraeelets, NeVton's God Re0a, Loeb.
Rinss, CAN BslIs, fof only one Dollar, 81 ths
Doiinf JeWslry stons, No. t,e hsnnsylvania
avenue, near Four-and-a Half street.. I've
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-17

J Has NAxuRs An AnrDoFs for acquired
diseases All who suffer beliess they ought %
and Gan be cured. The PLkHrArte BgfTnns
prepared BY DIT. Drake, Of New York, have no
doubt benehted and cured more perso0s Of
q eppeftta, sinking woennnsa, general cehll-
IVY, aud mental doapondeney, than any ether
article IN eHiatoneo They are eompoeed Of
", u sI AZ. sTS I soa SsrS as
they are adApted 10 any are or condition Of
hfe, and are eNtons,vely pop lar With moth.
ora and persona Of sedsntsrY habits.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-17
CALE o. q ERAME BUILDINd
~ I'm GEORGETOWN, n. o.

l'r;s curn, ayAArs.ns..sss orles,l
w.miss,es. D. D Z, ss g S as. ssss
Will b. seld, - public Aastloa, On The prem
i,es, GA runsDAf, haFsh q, les. All o.
- '' -. = isAnr huILprss.
.hIray b ihlTly-ioug lssh sen,alniaf slEAt 90
End FAystle streets, ooorgotown, p, n.
Termb--caah, 10 oaVeFHmona Gnda. ti
~ ~ D. ~ hucKEA
mAFt-tAl Depot 81 Wanhingt0n.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-17

FOR RENT.-Oflee Rooms IN tho
Washingtoa bulldlng. .eerner of Pennsylva.
MIA ayenue and ssvensh Etrsst. fhs best
locality N the CITY. inguirs ., 7
- ao,hins store, N ne sane saIiaiss I
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-17

'HYY6THN9 CIV! lAhs
M. INV, y ..
s. 81 y ~. - =:
= NJ ~ az, ~. Ep, = .ys''s
-, 4 isoei u yAs b.s6,'asi M ~ foi|
.liusi,d 81 sei,i 3 sirsss tr1SslS ISili ~
soul.a ..ts<.s (. go p.p.. g. M h.le.s.ne u
; ~ f.'ns si'si Il ~ :sse.y Ssi ,ss
"a E, ffffa pcNt IELL
Pc, 800 ! 81 . 9.s 'pAvrD a yqSs
elxEN : wILEixns
IA UOTiON eAh u or CON
0vAnfrnhfAsfEa elFaaRiu cyylcn,l
z Wasurrerun orS, Maloh ~ lee,
Wnl ~ go ;, PyaLio AUCTION v ne
h s TMUSso si'' SsssI q. -. :.
\ ONE HUNDRED MAhle NIyn roAL
n.,y " then ven eFsa ana IN SOsd sosdi,iOa.
yyo hgsDssS b s,,,:s & &c, ss.,r.
rAsss hos.ss have hssa ssnfsnnsd - unni
Fus roaA and f.rling pafpossS many sso1
eAfgeinn may y had. ,fa
~ = . ~. ..s'y Z, !. . . - I'm !.
hsla - phllllb,s aeyslnnsaA sisbiss. sosnsI
o. ltsnoAt "a nan.al slEssia. ~ 77
TsrnsI s.eh, = uel,sa e,alsl sqEreasy.
49, ~ go. s,.s b ss:s ~ < "a
wNlaftl VI 80 6ElI ~ II ~ r 49,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-17

" ryorta who suffer from the duil stu
pldiiy that meet. ~ svesywhsre IN sprine.
how quick u could be cured " taking Ayer,s
aarsAparillA 70 purge the bills from their ays-
tens, We should hAss better nsishbofs, a.
veil q clearer haada 70 deal win.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-17
NoT,iIoIlE TO oFFloKRs AND
AlllsTAnT y ~ OEytcn,
D.,or o. w.saI.sros,
si & a. N ..s sssf Z ls.s

WAeateaIona D. G., March !, loeo.
70 called 70 lie large am0unlo a. personal prop
cry stored n the 0Ouolnmen1 warohousSa
eonneotsd with this depot.
tie aervieo, allal ~ 81 ITr1
A description q ssph aFticls should Be eivsn,
with lhe namo, eompany, foTiment o. other
r a. EAU = , E. a.RRssIoa
Thc aooAs WIN b SoFvardsd - the address
Of the psrsons 20 eatit Led q his expense.
Allol tha ahoee-nnntionedp roparty romein-
lr6 uneiaimed ninaty days nom ihia date VIII
'4 las. N. MooRK,
nhsatnyH. " -
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isis Il NJ. J wsSRinsisl lgIl1lni ssrl1f q
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To 10 i,sIpIss . nora esisiiss ~ Ess,ssa
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wls.ats An. Psssesi NJ 81 ~ Aa...
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lssSi.: n q lSzbKHEA o. . sa: s... .a1Fa
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-17
noRsHsi HoRsEsIl HoRsEsIli
svIsr..s1srsa Q; ~. ..s.s g,, oss.sA |

wassissyoE err, ys6sussy u lisI
y. aS.is; ;s..:s: 3: .ss ;is:; NC
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ccleael q sAAfss ms, Divisiea Z, Mao
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-17
MIR DEMPsTER CoNPQsER
'sn'ly i nsnEap 5Ii rs EaiHR Nv NJ

M " OnMIb I'M OOWFOpbh
III q fsi sas sAic ss1isI o. q.
Gently returned from Europe, wifi gigga
8lLLAD ENTERTAINMENT =.
" his ufost pogulss Sspg. .ss BALLADS, a. I
Corner Of Ninth Asd ID 5tTeets,
ON MONDAY EVENING, Mach %, \
In yAish h. viii iniroduoe Ms new settings
70 the sons. Y ~, Tsnny.oy. r.
Together with Ma f,voTiss ballads, sThs
Lament Of the Irish EmlgrAntn .The haihy
O me Door" "a DoubiiaG Heart" snFsak,
r:,s s.ss. e Z, cSs Gre. s,s 90
c.ais,A, "THE MAY auEEN," = shlss
Par. the y. .. MATI s-NsvsysAi's
Eve, s-heiurn o. Spring. .,t. 4
young andloVsly giIl ffomik bloom d ksAIth
70 premature afaye. me who's viii b. IN
tfodnsed 81 Approp,lAte lemAIhe, and aeeqmr
panied % J ChieksrinF Pianoiofte, iurnl he'd
PennsylvaniA svsaus. n
Tickets. oas Dollar sash, reserved sssls,
Hity Cen extra. May b had Of Mr.. Kills,
:.a s Raa q s, ne i aa %s' I :.
Iashed; Early application Il repeatedly 70
: !. r. :ssssass assesses. Door r,. open =,
GRAND O0MPLTMENT.
III ARr nALL,
DRAVrRD MErRoPoLIrAH POLICE OF
TnE uEVEhTn WARD,
To bo Hivon ~ BLAND HALL
Corner % 1lHth and d slreets,
ON MONDAY nvkniNo, MARCH 40, ieoS.
A cordial Inyll.,lsn 1. s1,saasa g q. sl.l.
hnVina boon iaanoA. NHN
nsksS ti--sdal.aiAs Ssuusnan ,sd
- oia.s q csmm,ss.s Of Arr.nssnsus.,
H6wsIliss~OAD. Os-nla...
n. n GoRMAh, M
mhf0-eosts -tl
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-17

TnVFIOl DEPOT OOMMIBsARY
~ or sunsmfANcE, Ah1zAEpaiA,
WIN . ell !: pss,I. ss.,iss, % rayss
ppiel lifss5 Ii the gliy ~ kisEandfia, Va,
foFk, Dssoa, Han, Salt SssS On folrnSl,
% 80; ~ p,:s Ag's;i Corr, .sss,s nee 5ss
S,ls & scRn.h:. !, II e',less, :. n.
Terms cash, n lunitsd ltsisI eurrensy.
suss.ssiai hieds,s sia :. f.qqgiIsa V -
me sale W. 7Tt Ar. oLAnkI, 4
nhiAH VT spa snd Q. ev.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-17

NHw YoRE. MkRoH II. 1eo5.-I, the IN
daraigned, haga aeon an artists IN The WAah.
iagsoa p.esss ss.siIs shssI hAs solicited
sideration Of using thair pianoa. said atate-
ment Ipfonounse 70 be utterly fa'se. nv de-
sire has always been 20 use no other but the
Caiekeripg piano, a. prefer II On aeaount Of
lie superiority In every respect 20 al others.
MAJ srnAMoacm.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-17

Tas only plass where you can purchase
ladla Rubbsr gooda Of al klads ~ hsaafsofS-
fess, prices, q ~ n A. HALLS IadiA Rubber
tvsSa NAH Snd . ruth strss,, Also, N
sinds q Rub6sr goods beautifully repaired
- ahort noaes, ~ mar2S-n
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-17
THss o, sTAED p S,. sT N'.n,.. on
n sssh.r.s, = - s.sA.
.'is:';s SIC: &c; !; =

,es W, IIssla iissss " s!.s,lE ..csss
Ekst nd CONTAINS hon 80 - 49, a4-
q lsaA, Il. ~ simple, ne nen l..ss, -
s :s..s Ss.s:s q z ~ ssI ss
ana Il IA 1pan Il ! lsftrf elioHpl ~ tqlllf
Issr.ioiy tksh . oEnsd 81 ~ e,k.. ss..e.sk
w. ~sar sh9 sslsst.,sa ' R.ssss.S = isisisS
lprinr HasA and "A ektsat q telf.tg.l = ~
dneS Efsat;F, ~ 4 ssnsifsgsd b AZ .1rlIl.
enest % nan familiAr WIN Ne ~ eilillelM
No. WIN. Ssss ,. ssu' = s.. "a es
Htss Kknswha rissR hssE nllsl1s .p,i1e
hnn, esfQsl TIE usl.u Q! e,en1lng 9ens
"a ivS S,i's tx, I'D . inesdis,sl5 II
NE Great on nreak, oxtending hen IoI1in1
npring through VI slnnding s,one snd f,ls
lsan 70 he.ee Nsea ys'la nses We ny
AZ, siobc5. ~ ,es ne, rsssss ,kss I. Ssissrs5 y
nin0rIh tiis, who could not cenyty unl nv
.lisilld thslr majority, vhish Ne ysang,ss
Y Wen. =. s:sss sss.s :. Z. saIs,..s.z.
is.nalaI sseas tssA "a vas arus s'ss'vsssa
W. e s.,. R'. M Z: a.: :L :s:.c' y, ~
MsFsllAnd = lonss, On NE morgAn hna, =
~ =. - y,,:, sss :ss :.
paFkoIntdfR, west vifvlnlA, end Ne 99a.
iohn 4, cHrIila, senator n oGnHIIsa flpn NJ.
giaiA, and WI, ~ ~ then sl1ysIea = -
ssd,e s'Sss oa SinR,n esSss i.s.
wia nc.1o akalSsl shall b kabssTibps lndpal4
ioT. NICE thousAna ~ hunAle1 .heli. q
ne .stosK have AlRsa1E besa suhsafibsa ~
pi,a, ~. 1890 =, a. n.,,,,. hsu,..
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-17

No QUoaUn.-There was no quorum o.
the Board ofrs,iee commissioneru yesterday,
consequently thsrs Was ne business trahs-
acted.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-17

Mr.. RoRRIsF e Fsbro, last night, n the
hts last appearance posltively, appearing ns
Vhginius, 10 sheridan Kna Wies' sIssllsat play
o. that name He will be supported By Mr..
Mccullough, Mis-. II. Bailey, and The pri6oipai
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-17

SAD ACCIDENT. -Yesterday afternoon .
g ..s !, ss.ss !ss ,. King 10 re over
II and I. HIS Lee was bfokcn and crushed ID
tofribla manner. The unfortunate man was
taken 20 ths oaAEteymester's hospital By some
lite soIssss snpIOy q 90 me rod. and his
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-17
CHIny QUARFERlIAsTnWnOY o..

GHInt QUAItthIlhLAbINWh o..
AsIo E. Issr; q yit s.s wA'-'
islsS1 wi,hsGi S1llG nld y ne lowest pslea.
r,suiI,1 . mrsisk ne 49, pllslaflll ever
h5Rdsy lerniea: 2. y hyoAlt
JakS ~ blpni 4 uHlklaliia.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-17
TOHN WELcKBR,e -. ~.
y nTgHEI s',s. f b.,1s' Ay1lAFh

y ga gzNNsY yANl4 a Nnyn
'ilE.; 3 l s's:s 90 t ~: s !ss:.s
les,.k5Ss5 10 Nlahinltoll "a NJ PellAl
solislIs onni noaao5 u. ne eans
.ss..s1.Is H = -. ssz u as's sssssss,
siG1E''-''' Dau.a. AND -. .s
pss,uIsa = pbs shsIispl asiiss ~ n ~
No sss's1.iss s H g z :..,s, p,na.i "A
Asssss . ~ Ssa..,, 20 nsgA.a
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-17

AeskuLg AVID DkTrnRr. - Henry Lee,
SANDY Jerome, ard Jasaer nlkin were srresttd
yes,frdaE ~ ofneef Nowafd, Of she Fourth
wsra, ea the charge % e.sAolt aad b,,tsFy o.
ner and beAt HIN eyoreiY. Jerome klkin VA
disoIsses, ne othass wtrs held % bali "a
court
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-17

u.lrr DSsrfioa n B.rgssa y. O. lbbofl, o
A A., Madioal Dirsdiov D,pHtmrni
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-17

TAKfNo MosnY IRON A LnFVEn.-Ann
.ryso ss a.. sss;ss y;. 3, y sssss.
siE dollare - her own use. n seems NON the
evidence thai the money was cent here 70 M.
wash. 3. Wright, ~ bic fathef, charlaa u.
having . tOmh-atope placed AZ 4 rofatiVess
grave. The evidence showed TIE let,er was
taksn And broken open ~ Ann rraey, ana
the nancy Appropriated 70 her own USE Tvs
si . ~ shiss committed her, jail for 'soust IN
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-17

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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-17

Il. ...., IN . e e Z. s ~, =.
"a, III s' S:s Is s.,i me- z ssses
,.fI ever Gear 70 ne Irisa heart =
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-06-30
SHOCKING DEATH or A YOUNG LADY OF RAR.
WAY n.

\ shocking occurrance transpired at
Railway, about eleven O'Clock, on Thurs
day night, which resulted in the death of
a most estimable young lady, Mis- Kate
Degraw. daughter of Mr.. John Degraw
proprietor of the principle hotel at that
place.
1t appears that Miss Degraw, together
with her two sisters, accompanied young
gentleman named Ennis to picnic, a
few miles out of town, whittier they went
in light carriage, drawn by a span of
spirited horses. The party arrived home
late in the evening, and two of the young
ladies had alighted, when, as the deceas-
ed was being assisted from the carriage
the horses took sudden fright and
dashed off at furious speed. The young
lady's garments-probably her crinoline
became entangled in the steps Of the
carriage, and. with her head and shoul-
ders dragging upon the ground, the
horses made the circuit of the village
twice before it was possible for the citi-
zens-who had been attracted to the
streets by the noise and commotion-to
stop the animals. When they did so, the
young lady was found to be lifeless, and
her remains presented a mutilated and
CHASTITY appearance
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-06-30
VOL XLVII.
MISCELLANEOUS.
INTERVAL Ravenue.

RTOTICE is hereby given TO all concerned, that will
IN receive and determine appeals relative to any
erroneous excessive valuations, assessments and
enumerations made by the Assessor Assistant As
lection District of Ohio, which be returned on
the annual list Of for the year 1885, the fol
lowing times and places, viz
UNION COUNTY, July Sd-At my office in narys-
vile.
DELAWARE COUNTY, July 5th-At the Office Of NJ
L Griffin. Assistant Assessor. in Delaware.
MORROW CoNNTY, July IIth-At the Office s.
Thomas, Assistant Assessor IN MI. Gilead-
RICHLAND COUNTY, July 12th-At the Office OF ].
B. Daily Assistant Assessor, in Mansfield.
MARION COUNTY, July 1sth-At the ONCE of H.
Copeland, Assistant Assessor, in Marion
On said days the proceedings of the Assessor and
Assistant Assessors and the lists taken and returned
being heard will be submitted the inspection of
any and ali persons who may apply to inspect the
same.
An appeals must be in writing, and must specify
the particular cause matter thing respecting which
decision is requested, and must state the ground or
principle OF error complained Of
The Assessor has authority, under the law to re-
examine and determine upon all assessments and val
presses the hope that all who know OF any omissions
eTasons under statements, frauds, will make the
tanning the CHARGE by letter or otherwise before
the day named for hearing appeals for the county
within which the omissions, evasions, under state
ments or frauds complained OF, are supposed TO be
made. All such communications will be regarded and
treated confidential.
The undersigned feels persuaded that every
able effort has been made to make the present assess
ment thorough and impartial, and yet he does not
cooperation Of all wel-meaning citizens, in his efforts
C. S. HAMILTON,
June %, '65-2t Assessor Sth District of Ohio.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-06-30
OLD VIRGINIA AND THE NEW ERA.

The Southern State which bids fair to
attract by far the largest amount of emil
grafton from the North this summer, is
Virginia 1t is better known in the North
than any other of the Southern States it
has advantages for commerce equal to any,
if not superior; it has soil of the high
est richness, though parts of it have de-
terioated under slave labor and misera-
BILE system of agriculture it produces, be-
sides tobacco, all the cereal crops in great
abundance it has a mild and healthful
climate and IN every point OF view it is
inviting. There are large numbers Of
'prospectors" In the State now but they
complain that thoughsthe large land OW-
ners are anxious to sell, and find it abso-
lutely necessary to do so, they demand pre-
posterous prices for land, not yet having
been able to realize the difference in value
between greenbacks and confederate
notes, in which latter trash they have for
some years been accustomed to calculate
We learn, however, that land companies
are being formed, which will operate at
once for the interest of old land holders
and new settlers.
Virginia is also adapted for great
manufacturing and commercial as well as
agricultural State Thomas Jefferson
appreciated and enlarged upon her ad-
vantages in this respect; and the water
power OF her great river system has long
been familiar to us all The harbor Of
Norfolk and Portsmouth are all but un-
rivaled on the continent; and Northern
enterprise will soon make at one of these
points one of the chief commercial centres
and seaports on the continent
In 1880 Virginia was the foremost of all
the States in populat ton, resources and
Importance Early in this century she be
gan to decline, relatively, until in 1860 she
was behind even Illinois and Ohio, which
had emerged from wilderness and savagery
in half century, under the benefeient
infuencies of free labor. Now that Old
Virginia also is free, we expect to see her
rise in true greatness.-N. y Times.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-06-30
WAS vALLAAOlGHAM PERMITTED TO RETURN

We have ever believed that the late
President permitted-either directly or in
directly-the return from Canada of Val
landigham. We have never seen any
proof of this fact, but the circumstances
attending his return, and his behavior af-
ter his return, were proof sufficient to US
that Vallandigham knew, when he re-
turned home, that he would not be dis
turbed.
The first thing we have seen corrobo-
rative of this belief was in a letter
written by the correspondent Of the
Chicago Republican, from Springfield, H.,
dated June 10Th, which letter details a
long interview the writer had with Gen.
Singleton, who it will be remembered, was
the self-appointed peace commissioner to
Richmond during the war.
According to this letter writer General
Singleton says he visited Y Vallandigham In
Canada, and then visited Mr.. Lincoln, as
suring the latter that the former was
harmless and would behave himself if the
President would permit his return home
-CZereLand Herald.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-06-30
ImMInRATlnE.

The New York Tribune attributes the
increase of immigration since the first of
May to the inducement of high wages
and that of free homesteads held out by
the United States Government through
the new bureau of immigration" Ac-
counts from ireland and Germany all
agree that immigration during the next
few months, will be very large. A recent
letter from Hamburg says:
''On the 28th of April, the throng Of
emigrants from MeckIenburg was so large
that an extra train on the railway from
Hagenan to Hamburg became necessary.
Five thousand emigrants from the differ
ent parts of Mecklenburg had been col
lected at the former place. all young, fresh
and merry people. This number was
chiefly recruited from the rich, feudal dis
tricts of Malchin, Gustrow, and Butzow,
where the social and political condition OF
the people, with the exception Of the no
bles, is greatly depressed
THE improved character of the pre-
sent immigration is also noticed, and the
fact that go per cent. of the aggregate
number now arrivein steamers proves that
most of the emigrants have some pecuuia-
ry means.