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NEW YORK,

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
STAR LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
FOR NEW YORK VIA HAvANA-THE NEW
and splendid sldewhes steamships
MORNING STAR. .24OO tons. .Howes, Commander.
EVENING STAR. 20l5 tons. H L. Quick, Commander.
GUIDING STAR. 1886 toms. Berry, Commander
RISING STAR. $500 TONS Nelson, Commander.
For New York Direct.
The and arst-class screw steamships
MISSISSIPPI ..23N TONS Sumner, Commanding.
MERRlMACK. 1900 tons. .Vansce, Commanding
MARIPOsA............l20 1900 tons. Co. Commanding.
MONTEREY. ......... 1920 tons. ...---C Commanding
The new and frst-cass sidewheel steamship
Morning Star,
200 tons,
E. HoTEs, Commander
will leave the companys wharf, front Square,
SATURDAY, March 10TH atsAM.
The Line composed of the largest elegant steam
ships which have country any
line They respect fitted service and the
upon which they passenger
excsed by those upon any other the world
p8- Passage reduced.
Freight will be at the Copanys warehouse the
landing all times during business hours the Compsnys
freight will always by any other
line.
For freight passage sppyte
j. M coURTENAY, Agent
33Carondeet street.
BLACK STAR LINE NEW YORK AND NEW ORLEANS
STEAMSHIPS
To sail on THURSDAY, 9Th inst, Mt p n.
EOK NEW YORK DIRECT-THE FAST
Funs shuey,
COUGH. Commander,
will leave her wharf, foot Of Joseph street, above
First Cabin Passage. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
For freight passage, having superior accommodations,
apply to
90 Camp street, corner OF Matches street.
FOR NEW YORK.
oRoMWELLs N. Y. AND N. o. STEAMSHIP LINE.
10 eave SUNDAY, March 18th, at SAN
TOR NEW 1ORK-THE FAST AND FAyoRIIE
George Washington. a. AK.
E.y. GAGER, Commander.
her wha foot Of Toussss street, Second District
| AZ above
First Cabin Passage. ..........................s
For freight OF passage apply 10
ALFRED aoULToN. Al o1onaslss street.
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The Oil of Palm and Mace gives beautiful
gloss to the hair. T. W. Wright, successor to j.
Wright n CO. &c Bienyille street.
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STEAMSHIPS.
PENSAC
FREIGHTss REDUCED.
REGULAR LINE
FOR PENSACOLA AND APALACHICoLA
To sail on SATURDAY, March TO- at BAN
FOE PENSACOLA AND ApALAcH1coLA-
The Al fast sailing steamship
Frances,
VIM HAND, Commander,
Is now receiving freight at Post 49, will sail as above
For freight apply to
. L, M. MERRITT,
AZ Carondeot street
APALACHICo
FOR APALACHICoLA.
BLACK STAR LINE
To sail on THURSDAY, March sth at7rM
ZOE APALACHrcoLA-TH FAST AND
"S0F''0 steamship Thames,
r. E. SWIFT, Commander
will leave her wharf Post 49, Fourth District promptly as
above For eight or passage applyto
GEO A. FoSDICK 80 Camp street
or to F. F. MITCHELL 4 co,
rs Poydras street
BOSTON.
ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP LINE
To sail on THURSDAY, Sth inst st7P.M
COR BOSTON THE SPLENDID STEAMSHIP
Cleopatra,
H. A. RICH, Commander,
Will leave her wharf, foot of St. Joseph street. above
freight passage having unsurpassed Accommodations
apply to GEO. A. FOSDiCK
80 Camp street, hatcher street.
MERCHANTS LINE.
BOSTON AND NEW ORLEANS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
EOR BOSTON-THIs LINE Is COMPOSED OF
the following splendid steamships form regular line
ing promptly advertised nsurng at the rates. viz
Steamship GCNCORDlA.. Capt Sears
:. KENSINGTON.. Capt Chapman.
ST. LOUIS ..............C Capt. Causen
The above vessels admirably adapted to the trade
manded by experienced officers and facility possible will
be extended shippers and consgnees For passage
apply to CREEVY, MCPHERSON CO.,
So Carondelet street, corner Gravier.
Bills Of Ladng furnished application.
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LIVERPOOL.

STEAM BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS,
Calling Havana and Queenstown land embark Mails
and Passengers taking Cotton and signing bills ladng
here through rates of freight hence ST. Petersburg
Moscow Riga Hamburg, Bremen, Antwerp, Rotterdam
Gothenburg and Havre
the bills of ladng declared by the holder of the bill
of sdng within twelve after steamers arrival
Liverpool thus afording the importer the choice of
markets.
THE BRITISH AND AMERICAN STEAM
Navigation Company Limited, will dispatch the following fn
powered Iron Screw steamships between
LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS DIRECT,
Sailing from LIVERPOOL every alternate TUESDAY, and
NEW ORLEANS every alternate SATURDAY.
LOUISIANA. tons ....P Jamison, Captain
MISSISSIPPI. tons.....J. Campbell Captain
FLORIDA. 1887 tons t. Baker, Captain.
MISSOURI. 1864 tons "A Hancock Captain
ARKANSAS. tons r. Barron, Captain.
1929 tons. VIM L. Mesney, Capt
CAROLINA .l64 TONS ..J. Hairby, Captain
BOLIVIAN. 1913 tons. H P. P. Couche, Capt.
Cabin Passage Liverpool Sl25 gold or its equivalent in
currency.
For rates of freight apply to
VIM HUNTER CO.. Al Carondelet street.
NJ Bills of adng for this Company (which only be
signed) will be had at the Agents Office as above.
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BAYOU SARA.
THIBODAUXVILLE.

REGULAR COAST AND BAYOU LAFoURCAE PACKET
TWICE A WEEK
Leaves every TUESDAY ct 5 p and every SATURDAY
at A.
Steamer MITE srEPH ENs-HENRY sTREeK, Master
LOR TIKIEODAUXytLLF, PaINTCOURT-
viiie Napoieonyie, Donadsonvie and intermediate
leave regularly above sommenye on
SATURDAY, March 81, at lGA.
The Mite stephens will give particular attention coast
passengers and will continue trade perma
nently For freight or passage apply on board
J. s. PAGAgD, Advertising A gent,
8 Fulton street.
Ps-shipper in all cases. responsible for The payments
of freiEht.
The Mittie Stephens has dopble fued boilers
REGULAR COAST AMI BAYOU LAFOURCAE PACKET"
TWICE A WEEK.
Leaves sYery TUESDAY at P NJ, and eyery SATURDAY
at 10 O'Clock A. N.
Steamer MITE STEPHENs-HENRY sTRRCK, Masters:
JOS. DALFERES. Clerk.
L VILE Napoleonye Danadsonville all intermediaem
Coast Landings, will leave regularly above
The She stephens will give particular attention coaAs
freighs and passengers, will through
out the season For tregat passage apply board
V1RGINIUS c. DENTZEI. Advertising Agent,
The Mittie Stephens has double fued boilers
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" WATERING ACES,
CAMDEN. TRENTON. ETC

ALABAMA LANDING, BAYOU BARTHOLOMEW BAyou
DARBONNE, MONROE AND TRENTON
Leaves every WEDNESDAY, at5p.x
[NOR ALABAMA LANDING, BAYOU BAR-
thololnew Ouaehite City, Port Unon Bayou D. Arbonne
Trenton, Monroe Pine Bluff Castor Landing Columbia Har
rsonbarg Trinity and all intermediate landings Ouachts
and Black RiversThe steamer Alabama, G. Press Work
master, Jno f. Douglas clerk, leaves regularly
For freight or passage apply on board or
STEVENSON h D0USLA8 No. s Front STRAIT
or HlTE 4 MURDOCH, - Graver street
The steamer Alabama takes freight and passengers for
all landings Bayou DArbonne and Bayou Bartholomew
the lowest rates. with the privilege OF resppng on light
draft steamers The Alabama will take Tor coast
landings also freight and for Tensas Bayou
Macon and BRuf River, with the privilege of reshtppng
vIRGINIUS c. DENTZEL, Advertising Agent
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Arrived Yesterday.

Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Marmion, Warsaw firm New York, oath
ult, to G A Fosdick-lst district
Steamship Rapidan, Alexander, from Galveston,
to Jas Connolly &co-lst district
Br steamship Pisano. Thornham, from Matamoros,
to E Forstall &co-1st district Is
Schr S Watson, Hughes from Mobile, in ballast,
to master-Basin
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8iuer Yntelli9ellre.

Epitaph on an old maid: A lass too late.
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RED RIVER PACKET CoMPANY-ERA LINE

y
Leaves New Orleans SATURDAY, March 10TH at 5r,M
EOR SHREVEPORT, JEFFERSON, FULTON,
Upper Red River. Grand Ecore Alexandria, Norman's,
Barbns and all intermediate landnglhe superb steamer
Maggie Hays, j. @. Snute master W. A. Hurd clerk,
connecting with the Company light draft Pioneer
Era, Fanny Gilbert and Gnssamer a Shreveport.
For freight passage, apply
GEO. L. ROUNS BRO, Propretors
50 Common street.
rs The William Butte leaves alternate days
V1RGINIuS C. DENTZEL, Advertising Agent.
REGULAR SHREVEPORT AND CAROLINA BLUFFS
~ PACKET.
STEAMER LIVE OAK-P. TARGARONA, Master; A.
BL RfIN, Clerk.
EOK SHREVEPORT, CAROLINA BLUFFS,
a Hurricane Bluffs Campte, Grand Ecore Cote
da and all intermediate landings For freight or passage
apply board
CELLos GOODWIN, Is Front street
The Live Oak leaves EVERY OTHER WEDNESDAY, as
per schedule:
February II. March H. Apr;l IL
February 23. Anil
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Leaves on THURSDAY. sth inst. at s II.
TOR JEFFERSON DIRECT-FOR JEFFER-
Smhland Swanson's LANDING Port Caddo shreve-
port Monterey Grand Bayou Alcxandna Norman, Barbns
and all landings Red RrerThe light draught packet
Kettle Gilmore, Jno. W Martin. master Jno Murphy,
clerk, will leave above For freight passage apply
board or CELI.OS GOODWIN, Is Front street.
J. s. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent,
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= ~ . : -
ALABAMA LANDING, BAYOU BARTHOLOMEW, BAYOU
D'ARBONNE, MONROE AND TRENTON
Leaves every SATURDAY., at o'clock P n
H'olk ALABAMA ANuNS, BAYOU BAR
thoiomew' ounehi1a CITY, Fort Union Bayou D'Arbonne
rehton MONROE fne Bum castor Laholns Columbia ltar
nsohoufg lftV ana all htereaate landings on ouachita
aud Black Riyers-The steamer
,-,.
Nichoias Longworth,
,No w ro,,> ,,.
oA'o'. W. iooi4', MaS'ef'
In place of R. LOCKWOOD leaves as above regularly
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CHARMS REN0VATING POWDEHa
FOR HORSES AND CATTLE. an

VIII them to immediate health, having teen in
years, wide
ton other condition powder ever esed Ia
the public. lFG -~-.S -
Its efficiency will be proved by single trial any Of tho
diseases that cattle subject morse
per- ganders appetite bound inv ard sprans nj
is also preventive founder stiffness chs colds bas
and hesye 1t carries of all humnr puri6es tn. hooa
and restores he system healthy action and renegs Inc age
of the animal. II. 's 90
No plantation stable without it. Fn,, ;,act;ons
accompany each psckage Wh3ealo ds.les viii rpceys
liberal discount, GelsIansy ,knd, for sale by
THOMAS F. WALKER,
63 Grlvier street,
Sole aEent for Louisiana
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Exports Yesterday.

Schooner Howard D Adams, from Brazos
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STEAMBOATS,.
MEMPHIS,

REGULAR NEW ORLEANS AND MEMPHIS PACKET
Leaves New Orleans and Memphis on
ALTERNATE WEDNESDAYS.
Leaves on WEDNESDAY, March 7, at o'clock P.
Steamer HENRY Won PHUI-JAMES ALLEN, Master ::
P T. BURKE, Clerk.
EOR MEMPHIS, HELENA, NAPOLEON, EGGS
l. Point Greenvlle Lake Proydence MiIken's Bend
Lake Washington Grand Lake Ashton Vicksburg, Natcez
Grand Gulf Rodney Bayou Sara, Baton Rouge and all inter
mediate landings.
The above packet will take freight and passengers for
river with the privilege of resppng first packets
Vichsburg. For freight passage apply board
JNO. Z. HYDE 4 Co. Agents
lis Common
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FORT JACKSON.

REGULAR LOWER COAST PACKET TWICE A WsEK
WEDNESDAYS end SATURDAYS at 10 O'Clock A n
EH0R FORTS JACKSON AND ST. PuEIJP
Pointe Ia Haehs. and inerm.date sndings-E,s new
MASTER S. c. Benjamin and Labarpe clerks leaves New
Orleans every Wednesday at 10 A. fon Grand ksDs aud
Rsturning Thursdays and Mondays For freight passage
apply board,
TITUS Il GWARTNEY 5 Tohoupitsulns street
orto FIRMIN MARTIN, 14sOd Levee.
VIRGrNIU US G. DENTZNL, Advertising Agent
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U. S. MAIL LINE.
ATLANTIC AND MISSISSIPPI STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Leaves THURSDAY 9Th inst, at Pm
FOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, MEMPHIS, VICKS-
burg NatcheE Baton Rouge Donadsunvle and all inter
medie 1andings-The and splendid passenger
Edward Walsh, l. T Bolt, master; Lehman clerk,
vile street. For freight passage apply beard
j. P FITZGERALD, Agent,
loi Common street, opposite the City Hotel
Through tickets all Northern and cities sold
| the AGENTS office.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-02-02
GENEBAL NEWS ITEMS.

There are 100000 claims of deceased
! soldiers awaiting settlement in the Second
! Auditors Office.
| The breach in the Fenian ranks grows
/ wider daily. The O'Mahony and Roberts
factions are bitterly opposed to each
/ other.
Two men have been arrested in New
/ York charged with robbing trains. on the
New York and Erie r. R., of goods
amounting to $4,000.
A man in Christian county, Ill, has a
clock which was made 700 years ago, so II
| is said, and which keeps excellent time,
though the works are large and clumsy.
A disastrous fire occurred in Olean,
New York, on Tuesday morning. II. III.
Phelps perIshed in the flames. The loss
is estimated at $1,000 Not store is
left standing.
Large numbers of the fish in Cape Cod
Bay perished during the recent cold
weather, and the coast for miles is thickly
streWn with frozen sea-bass, black fish
and Holsters.
ASenator and Representative to the West
Virginia Legislature have declared their
inability to qualify, and consequently
their seats are vacant. This may teach
their constituents to elect loyal men to
Office
Prince Kofrakine, one of the wealth.
est Russian nOblemen of Tifis, has re-
Gently committed suicide, leaving to his
widow an estate estimated at seven or
eight million dollars.
The Inspectors of Weights and Meas
ures at Albany, N. Y, have recently con- !
hscated one hundred and eleven sets Of !
scales used by farmers and butchers in |
the State street market and other places !
Of business In that city.
Two men were blown to peices in Rich |
mOnd recently as they were getting DOW
der from some old shells which had 1
been thrown away by the Ordnance De-
partment. They were engaged In saving /
the powder and selling the iron.
The Detroit Young Mems Society Of
fared the Rev. Henry Ward Beecher
vs., ,OOO for a course Of six lectures, he to
dentedIy large as it was, was declined by
Mr. Beeeher, with thanks for its liberaIity
A terrible pestilence is raging in Ber-
lin, Prussia. 1t is only second TO the
cholera. Twenty-Five per cent Of those
attacked die with the disease.
A son of the late President Polk Is en-
2loyed with two negrOes-the three at
i've dollars per day-in taking care of !
mules purchased by a Northern speouIa- g
or at the army sales, near Nashville.
One of the largest slaveholders in =
Southern Kentucky has gone mad on ac. s.
ount of the liberation of his slavea, and 9
S now an inmate of the lunatic asylum 4
It Hopkinsville. He owned over two. y
hundred negroes, and had accumulated !,
y their labor n large fortune. He was a
rObably worth one hundred thousand Of
ollars, Independent Of his slaves. e
The Cleveland Herald learns that Mr.. q
)atus Kelley, the patriarch of Kelley's or
sand, was stricken with paralysis some 9.
avs since, and it is feared by his friends
lat he will not recover.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-02-02

President, and shall be selected from per-
sons who have been examined by mill
tary board appointed by the same authOri
ties. Regimental commanders to appoint
their own nnOu-cOmmlssiOned officers. The
last section provides that the President
may order the whole or any part of the
V Olunteer Militia into the service OF the
United States during insurrechon, rebel
lion, foreign war OF IntractlOn Of the laws
too strong for the civil authorities to over
come, or upon the apprehension of either,
and any member who shall fail to appear
without valid excuse, may be tried by
court martial for desertiOn.
HOUsE-The day was occupied In con-
sidering the Senate bill to enlarge the
powers of the Ereedmen's s Bureau, and
in speeches in committee of the whole on
reconstruction.
SENATE, Jan. 31.-Mr r-Lane, of Lndi-
ana, reported a bill to extend the benefits
of the pension law to artifcers in the
army Mr.. Grimes, from the Naval Com
mittee, reported a resolution Of thanks
to Admiral Earragut, which was passed.
After the transaction of some unImpor-
tant business, the regular order, being the
bill to protect all persons in their civil
rights, was taken up, but no definite ac-
ton taken on it. Mr.. Anthony introduce
ed a bill to regulate suffrage in the Dis
trict of Columbia.
HoUsE,-Mr. Stevens, from the joint
committee on reconstruction, reported
back the Constitutional amendment with
modification, striking out the words
direct taxes" and confning the appOr-
tionment to Representatives. With this
exception the resolution stands as 1t was
originally reported. The session was
mainly consumed in the consideration OF
the Senate bill enlarging the powers of
the Freedmen's Bureau.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-02-02
JAMES RAT0N, Agent
Delaware, Ohio.
fob ass ST
shertR's Sale.
JAS. 4. aeDMAN,
Auditor o. etais

LaWta VI. AHhisy,0 BY VIRTUE OF an Order % sale
to ne directed from the Court
OF Common Pleas Of Delaware
Ensn Benton si Al. county ohio,
shall oHsF for sale ~ Public VOndua the dOar Of
she Court House, IN she iowa Or Delaware In aald
county,
On Saturday, March 10th, A. D. 1856.
at O'Clock p n, she following described Real Ea
tate to-Wit Situate Ia the county Of Delaware ana
known and described az follows, to-wit In-lota Nee
%, p o. ia tbs town 81 Ashley, Alne Gus lOt tM's
said town Of Aahiey bounded ~ f0oWe BaKinuing
At the south corner ~ ia los No. 20 said tou
and running thence south "a degrees, Wost 10 poles
20 the southoaat corner Of Hot No 160 thanca south
GO degrees, east poles The moth line ur C0omar
street 70 It's terminus, thoueo south "A degrees west
poles she northeast corner or Out les L thence
south 60 degrees east IL poles links tha east line
OF lot II IN section townahp 8, Range Is, o. 3. u.
Lands thence north degree, eaat IL poles, linka
on said line so the southeast OF in-ol No. "A
thence north 90 degrees IS poles TX Lake on
lho south line Of il lots 20. q p in aaid
place OF beginning, contaniI acFo and thirty
six and On8-stventh peFehea Of land.
Appraised as folloWs let 20 A. $50, lot 81 a. 8as,
lot - at $40, aud lot ''3" AZ $50.
JNO. W. LADD
feo2 81 eio.6o sheriff Special Master Conn'r.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-02-02
ADDlTIoNAL BOUNTY TO SOLDIERS.

Propositions are now before Congress
and the Ohio Legislature to give,
1st. 500 bounty to every soldier who
did not receive that amount and was hon
orably discharged from the service before
he served two years, for disability, or be-
cause his services were no longer requir-
ed, or for promotion.
I'd. 5000 additional bounty to every sol :
dier who enlisted prior to December 24th,
1868, who served three years and received
but 500,
Sd. 800 Bounty to every soldier who re-
enlisted as a veteran and has not received
local bounty.
4th. Three Months, Extra Pay to every
soldier who was taken as a prisoner of
War by the rebels.
9th. $50 Acres of Land to every soldier
who volunteered In the late war, and was
houorably discharged.
9th. To the heirs Of soldiers who died in
the service the same bounty which the
soldier, if alive, would be entitled to un-
der the above propositions.
No law has yet been passed by the present
Congress or Legislature in relation to
Bounty.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-02-02

Gen. Sheridan, commanding in Texas,
/ diavowes all knowledge, on his part, of
the recent hllibustering attack on Bagdad,
and says his orders to subOrdinates have
been to preserve strict neutrality.
A man named Joseph Woods has been
arrested at East St. Louis with $4,000
in counterfeit United States postal cur
reucy, of the denomination of ffties, In
his possession.
An unfinished building fell in Allan
ia on the 11th inst, crushing six discharg-
ed colored soldiers in the ruins. Two
are dead, and the rest are not expected to
survive.
s48.OOO,00O of mutilated currency has
been destroyed since August last. SO,
100000 more are soon to smoke.
ASH Wednesday falls this year on st.
Valentine day, and Easter Sunay on All
Fools day, April 1st
A mutiuy recently occurred in Florida
in the 3D.. y. s., volunteers resulting In
the death ofthe Colonel. Six ofthe mem
bers were court martlaled, found guilty,
and executed.
The amount received by the United
States officers for cotton licenses and taxes
in Galveston during the last four months /
is nearly $6,83l 900.
A Spanish admiral who was so unfor-
tunate as to have his flagship captured
by the Chilians, has committed suicide.
Two men and negro boy attempted to
row across the Niagara from Black Rock
to Fort Erie late Saturday afternoon,
when the boat was crushed in the ice, and
one of the men was drowned. The 9TH
ers kept upon floating cakes of ice for
three hours, going meantime toward the
falls, and were rescued almost frozen by
some daring men who heard their cries.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-02-02
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


Henry Hodgden, Admr.,)
Petition 10 sell real satntn
Sarah Sparks et al.
TPN PURSUANCE Of an order OF the Probate Court 81
Delaware county, Ohio, will sell at Public Vendue
% the highest bidder, on she premises,
Saturday, March Sd, A. D. 1866,
a. ociock p NJ, the following described promisss
90 wit: situate 10 the OF Suubury, Delaware CO..
Ohio and Ia range II, township A. section 4, lot 10
u g. NJ. LRnds, commencing At northeast corner OF
Laura Gayord's land thence north rods, thence west
ten rods thence south three reds henco rods
10 the place or beginning, containing thrty square
rods OF land,
Terms Of Sale one-third cash on day cf SALE one
third In one aud Oue.thrd In years, with interest
10 DO secured by mortgage on the premiaea sold.
HENRY HODGDEN,
fob2 a. s6.25 Admr. OF Charles sparks deo'd
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-02-02

The Constitutional Amendment, re-
ported back Wednesday from the Recon
struction committee, by Mr.. Stevens,
passed the House by vote of 12O yeas
to 46 nays The following Is the amend
meRt as passed:
ResoZUed, by the Senate ard House of
Representatives of the United States OF A
merica, In Congress assembled, TwO-thirds
of both Houses concurring, That the fol-
lowing articles be proposed to the Legisla-
lures of the several States as an amend
ment to the Constitutions of the United
States, which, when ratified by three
fourth5 of said Legislatures, shall be valid
as part of said Constitution, viz: Repre-
sentatives shall be app0rtiOned among the
several States which NAV be included
within this Union, according to their re-
spectiTe numbers, counting the whole num-
Der Of persons in each State, including In
dians not taxed; provided, that whenever
the elective franchise shall be denied in any
State on account of race or color, persons
therein of such race or color shall be eN-
cluded from the basis of representation.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-02-02
Guardians Sale.

FN PURSUANCE Of order Of she Probate Coart sf
II Delaware county, Ohio made the lat day u Fsh
A. D. 1866 In the case Of Cynthia n. Lowry, 3uardan
OF minor heirs or James G. Lowry, DECEASED aralnnt
Der said wards, tho undersigned will, on
Saturday. March Sd, A. D. 1856,
on the Premilss odeF Public sale the following DE-
scribed real estate, to-Wl: Situate ia Della wars
county, Ohio; beginning at stone in the eantar aF
she road on tho hns between ots Nos 20 S0 IN Sec
tion 4, township 3, range TO- U. y. A. Ianda thence
south on the oeutar of tho ruad % rods a uka e
tween lots q 6 2s 90 rods thence north psrniel tk
the road 90 rods and ~ links ths aoutheaa anrner
oI land lately owned BY James Wo1E, thshea waat g.
me place Of beginning containing - acres and 40
rods, aiter dsdueting los ewned by The Nathsdht
Church.
lne third In ouos and onethird N awO years fp daT
II sale with interest secured By naortRuao on ne
PREMISES.
CYNTHIA 4 LOWRY,
Guardian of minor heirs Of James Z. Lowry, dasid.
By Z. E. PoWHIG, her attorney. aTBO fabq a