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V.rseitss Vi ad,rpeifr sssurcsm,

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Dot 'GuntH or unt:I ten ttim gtet"aunrtn
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Vtuts fiub mtbtsrt 6ttltru often.
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Ysurnhn's

fpers,r biQis tef5Ioerl mr. franco abasIisIcri; aud
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Tcrer getanasn Die BtIor8ung frott ise'
gROhe psr Ealnpfer fott.
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Sin ltpanbtr iaraer Wsnu Der tas!t'6eu Grad
Rddua alt I~ttiluitr N eE JDbclcil'e grUf-ttlcu CT
II tru@l.ScSsit. Ra5trtS VI. 1855 II. Ia krau'.
ttuNr. $50
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rSjnl DE bGuTarbett Nat3utDli.u VI. IS Ole
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900 Upper wi1rIterc' Ife,
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b6dltm FCbnc { ba ten wrun - hd ultltet lei Gb.
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Etut vnb 9Iiu5t 1olbus II. iIn,Trs HlJsu, Ttiis.
I'm q liti rVl a'tTtl Unb ditc Clrturl. GtHU'
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t,balfi& gu i,iG. gpg! la3t bic SrY. : 81.
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ben cen teiSustrsu DO tb'iI erk bttie TaBrbtnetr fir
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Hciu,u tamtis en-: quite EtUt bttommtr mtnr lt
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-27

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-27

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Dr,i IeSigs Gamoretter. EaRJgfraa'H Rr. Is,
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ssrn Rp6nsaus Nr 22b Rete.Fbtrhr. Eas
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office 0v 4pulnsa T.ta. Stli6ts. (67, 70 1903
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Sin Wichtn iunl gnr'ttH, Rotten unh ShastH
HuB pro ouirtb,n. $40 llouat5ls0u 9lur ,iuts
yaS ftnm pltb III III hlps9 pcrftScn tauu tIaW&t
ltN ju mtIesu IN III. ~, gtnRipleIuta. Gstmut.
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SsaA Gtre GTcb; IN all tsobRbiuier cerititssner
f1i.: q susu an gDpi 2Omba b., gOcn-, Ann
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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-07-27

cents per pound A resolution was
/ adopted providing for the holding of even
I ing sessions A resolution was adopted
/ By vote Of 102 to 2 requesting the Presi-
I dent to urge on the Canadian authorities
and the British Government the release
/ Of the Fenians recently captured in Cana
da- A resolution was also adopted to
cause the prosecutions against Fenians
/ pending IN the United States Courts to be
discontinued. Mr.. Ashley presented the
testimony taken before the committee on
Territories In relation to Utah. which was
ordered to be printed. The House con-
CURED IN the Senate amendments to the
7 joint resolution declaring Tennessee en-
titled to representation In Congress. The
House also concurred in the Senate joint
resolution relative to Communication of ra-
tlons of soldiers held as prisoners of war.
A bill to regulate the time and manner of
electlng Senators to Congress was passed.
The committee on Foreign Relations was
instructed to inquire into the expedisncy
of applying the same regulations toward
the tenIan belligerents that were applied
by Great Britain to the rebels In this
country.
SENATE, July 24-The army bill was
passed with amendments and a committee
of conference asked. The joint resolu-
ton In reference to bOunties to cOlOred
Wade, from the committee on Territories
reported back the bill for the admission
of Nebraska to the Union and asked i'm
mediate action on it. but objection being
made it was passed over for the present.
Mr. Riddle offered an amendment to the
civil appropriation bill increasing the pay
of members of Congress to 81, 600 per
year and mileage, instead of 5000, as at
present, which amendment was adopted. !
The bill equalizing bounties was taken /
up, and was defeated by vote of p to !
II, which Is regarded as disposing of the /
matter for the present session.
HOUsE.-A message was received from 1
the President explanatory of his reasons
for signing the joint resolution for the /
admission of Tennessee to representation I
in Congress, which was ordered to be I
printed. The credentials of the Tennes-
see members were referred to the commit
tee on Elections, were soon reported back
by the committee, the members ordered
to be sworn in, and accordingly Messrs
Stokes and Taylor, having taken
the required oath, were each sworn in as
4 member of the House. An evening
session was held and sundry bills and res
buttons we're disposed of, but nothing of
pecial interest transpired.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-07-27

JOHN CAsTFEn, a young man z years o.
age. was drowned while bathing in the
ScIoto river, at Columbus, Tuesday even
ing last.
THE vote in the Tennessee Legislature
on ratifving the constitutional Amend
ment stood-in the Senate yeas Is, nays O.
in the House yeas As, nays II.
AN infant sleeping in a cradle at Pitts
burg, was killed by a rat few days since,
during the absence of the mother Of the
child.
The cholera is prevailing v-ith great IA
taIity among the U. s. troops stationed
near Savannah, Georgia. During the sd
and oath there were twenty-nine deaths
and thirtv-four new cases reported.
THE cholera has become epidemic in
New York and Brooklyn, and q consider
able number Of cases with some deaths
are reported daily. 1t has also broken ont
on Hart's Island and at several other To-
ealities in the vicinity Of the city.
An Iowa friend having telegraphed to
Horace Greeley, to know if thereport that
ne had offered to bail JEFF. Davis out OF
prison was true, H G. promptly replied
in the Affirmative, giving the reasons
which actuated him.
TIE President having signed the bill
creating the rank of General in the Army
and Admiral in the Navy, sent to the Sem
ate the name of Lieut. Gen. Grant for the
first Office, and that Of Vice Admiral Far
rigut for the last. Both nominations were
confirmed by unanimous vote.
Both Houses of Congress have adopted
resolution to adjourn at noon tomorrow.
Ex-Governor W. A. Randall, of Wis
eonsin has been confirmed " the Senate as
Post Master General, in place of Cover
nor Dennison, resigned. There were only
i've dissenting votes.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-07-27

Legal Notice.

M ARY ELLEN HINTON and Oscar F. Hinton. Of the
- Colnty OF sonoma, and State Of California viii
take notice that Rebecca Hinton OF said oopnfJ, r 81
no4a ail on the 24th day Of July, A. D. 1865 he her
~ , ~ ~ tls court OF Common Pleas, within and for
Su Saary Ellen and Oscar Hinton aud others prav.
~ l9E an oraeE from said Court to sell the following
iDeIlaware' ana state Of Ohio, and being the East
lay nalVes oL 10 lots Thirty-Gve and Fifty (S5 q 5OI n
5 n,u eoNl q DeaWaFe5 under such reeu uatious nd
SueI o. astrioutlon as tue said Court snail make mn
aef inc statute OF the State OF Ohio entitled oB ~
70 pfoFlae lor me sale lease OF estates ta In
cases, said plalntd alleging in said petition tbat
eOel1 pc Tor the oeneht or the frat donoe for ne
anu No injury TO the heirs in tail, succession revor
sion or remainder said petition viii be for a bearins
a me next term Of said Court, oomnenotng septeI
Der 24th A. D. 1896. s 7NP'0L--
By 7. E. Powell, her Attorney -0'''
july 81 '66.-6Wpf. SO 30.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-07-27
NEW ADVERTI8EMENTS.
d. ABNOLD, IA. d.,
ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN q SURGEON


DELAWARE, OHIO.
once on sandusky Street opposite the Della.
ware County National Bank.
Office hours from 10 to u O'Clock A. NJ,
and to and z to sP. M.
rTVHE WORD "ECLECTTC, SIGNIFIES TO CHOOSE
il TO select from the various systems such principles
aud opinions have been demonstra ated 10 be sound
acting upOn this principle, have selected good
remedies from the AIlopathie, Homeopathic, Hydro
pathic and Botanic systems and in addition 20 the
selections made from these systems, they have dsC0v-
cred and brought into use over one hundred new and
other system OF practice. Pursuing this liberal and
progressive course OF study and Investigation, they
have established system entirely different fr~m any
other aud daily experience and observa on are con
stantly demonstrating TO the world the superiority
this over all other schools systems Of medicine
heretofore known to the medical profession.
The system Of practice has beeL -eminently sue
cessrui n the treatment Of many Of those obstnata
cases OF chronic diseases which heretofore have been
regarded as incurable- Among which may be named
Consumption, ScrOfUa. Discharges from the Ear Ca
tarrn OF the Nasal Passages ENLARGED Glands, White
Swelling ScrOfulous Sores, VaricOse Ulcers, &c Ia
the treatment Of all diseases Of the Stomach Liver and
Hypertophy and all other diseases OF the Heart Neu-
ralgia Epilepsy Spinal Affections and all disc ases pc
cuiar to females u IS acknoW ledged by all who have
tested t 70 be the most certsin and successful ever
known TO the medical profession. The system
diners in theory, aso from the old. II teaches that
diseased action is always the result OF unimpaired
vitality, and what appears TO be exatRtion Of the
vital forces is only apparently So and that debility
Of part Of the whole body is the true condition
Hence, it has dismissed the dogma that order 10
build the system up, It is FIRST necessary 20 it
down aud consequently all those dobilitating de-
peting agents which reduce the system and leave t
IN diseased condition, after the primary disease ls
removed, are rejected.
Persons aboring under all forms OF chronic diseases
doubtless nd il 10 their advantage 10 avail them
selves OF the improved system OF treatment, It has
proved so eminently successful IN all cases which
were not entirely beyond the remedial agents
Consultation viii be free, and of the most candid
cha aoter and in no case will the patient be prescrib
ed for unless the prospects for cure or relief are
probable.
TERMS For office prascr iptions and medicines
Cash. For visits the same as other Physicians.
July 27, '66,-6m.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-07-27
Legal Notice.

! TTTIL LIAM ARWINE. Calvin Ar,v,,o ,,,,- n,
w wine, Mary p. Arwine, Rany Arwine Mary y
AtWiner helrs, and Amy ArWine widow nf VIM Al
VIZ gee a. all or Delaware County, Ohio are herebv
nesi4ea that, on the 25th day July A. b. 1896 FijT
s0eth ~ - CRANKY and Charles Cranky. her hpsbabd
1lSa ther petition In the Conrt OF Common Piees ~
elAWare t county, OHIO wherein they demand psrt-
H W Oi ana that the dover ofAmy ArWine widow Of
=. VINE, aec,ds may be assigned in ths follow
Ils lanGs % VII Situat in Delaware COUNTY ohio
81 81 ~ y Lloerty township and Ia Range 19 Tp g. aud
80 . ana part OF Lot No %, bounded on me Wret
& ~ ,anas OF A. BopinIe, the south by lands Of
i - @ so X; BiIlIngsy On The East by D. Howard is
T ~ 4n1 on the North BY the Section line oontain1g
-ght and one third acres more or less and t
S ,e M premises S on which VIM. AFwpe resided az he
t " ma uealh. Said parties are hereby notaeS
-at AZ the next term Of said Court an order ror tb
~ t!gon OF said promises, and for the asgirnep ~
demanded. o 'NS'NiN VIA DC
,,,- o. "a. CARPER VAN DEMAN.
- - 1O'-O"P@A0ioS' Attys for Petitioner
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-07-27

The GAINESVILLE Courier says it has
heard Gen. w. Z. Sherman explain how
it happened he never voted but once for
President:
IN tell you why" said the General.
I never voted but once, and then [ dis
franchised myself"
Such looks of wonder and increduIitv
as this produced may be imagined, but
the General paying no attention thereto,
proceeded.
i never voted for President but once
in my life, and that was for Buchanan,
and | am satisfied that any person who
was id fool enough to do that, has not
sense enough to exercise the elective
franchise. l disfFanchised myself, and
consequently shall not vote.''
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-07-27

Total number Of delegates ninety-eight.
The townships at their primary meet
ings on the 4th of August will also elect
delegates to the Congressional Conven-
ton, which meets at Cardington, Morrow
county, Ohio, on the 22d day of August
The ratio of representation agreed upon
by the several central committees of the
district is one delegate for every one hun
dred votes for Gov. Cox, and one for
every fraction over fifty votes, which gives
Delaware county twenty-five DELEGATES
The central committee of this county
have apportioued these delegates to the
several townships upon the basis of one
delegate for every one hundred votes for
Gov. Cox, allowing, however, at least one
delegate for every township, and one ad
dItlonal for every township having the
largest fraction, until the requisite num-
Der is made up This will give
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-07-27
Notice to Bridge Builders.

CtEALED proposals VIII be received at the Audiorss
~ Ot1ce until one O'Clock P M on Monday the 2Ot
Dey oi August next for building bridges at the
tne scioto river near the town OF Beepoint The 9th
or, across Fulton Creek, on the State road a short
distance above the mouth OF said creek sepg rate
proposals are required TO be made for the mason work
and super tructure Of each bridge to be BY tbe
great perch Of 25 feet for the stone work and h = ~
loot, lneal measure, for the wood work
Fahs ana specifications OF both bridges can be seen
next
July 27, i66.-4w. C. SEIT A1df15r