Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-02-02

for Nothing"
The Democratic quarrel which has been
raging for several months. has eliminated
in determination on the part of the anti
Holder party to establish another Demo-
cratic paper in opposition to the Mirror
a speculation Of which the projectors viii
soon tire unless they have handsome
fund to draw on to sustain losses
Mr.. Van Fleet, a bounty agent, publish
es in the Mirror the following note from
the Comptroller of the Treasury, under
date of January 18th, which contains in
formation of value to the persons referred
to:
In reply to yours of the 18th inst, would
! inform You that men drafted for years
prior to September >, 1864, and their Sub
/ stitutes, are entitled to the Bounty provi-
I ded by the Act of July 22d. 1861.
! Yours Respectfully,
JNO. BONHAM, Comptroller.
MORROW CoUNTY--Fhe receipts into the
| Treasury of the Morrow County Agricul-
turaI Society for the year 1865 were 81, ,569 33,
/ the expenditures 81 ,O9I 66-leaving a bal
! ance on hand of SAT- g. At the late annu-
I al meeting of the Society John Farley, was
| elected President; G. l. Wood, Vice Presi-
! dent; a. II. Wrenn, Secretary; G. H.
Chamberlain, Treasurer; w. II. Albach,
Corresponding Secretay.
The Mt. GiIead Register says: Pursuant
TO notice, on the 22c Jan. u temporary or
ganization was made in forming a Far
mer's Club by calling A H. Wrenn to the
Chair, and D. Richards Secretary. On
motion, James McCune, l. B. NoOrhies,
and L. G. Chase We're appointed a Commit
tee to draft Il constitution and By Laws
Adjourned to meet next Friday evening at
the Recorders office.
The Cardington ReUiele says: A serious
accident has befallen our worthy towns
man. DIR. [. H. PENNOCK- On Thursday
/ last he was called to set a fractured limb
for Mr.. Morehouse, who resides about six
miles South of CardingtOn. As be was re-
turning home, about eight o O'clOck Z. NJ.
his horse SHE'D to one side, which brought
his Sulky wheel IN contact with large
stump. The doctor was driving at n rapid
pace, and the sudden stop, threw him some
distance from his sulky, striking his right
hip and shoulder, and it is feared fractur-
| ing some of the Pelvic bones He has at
times since the accident suffered the most
excruciating pain, and at the present writ
ing can only be moved a little in his bed.
MADISON CoUNTx.-The L. 5. Deputy
Internal Revenue Collector for Madison
county has levied upon ], 200 sheep belong
ing to one ofthe wealthiest citizens in the
county to secure the payment of his reven-
ue tax of g, 200. His income for 1860 was
$40 900
The Uls5on urges upon the citizens renew
ed efforts to secure the location at London
of the proposed Presbyterian College. The
sum of 100000 is required to be raised by
the town receiving the College. The Board
appointed to locate 1t meets nextApriI.
The same paper give an account of the
sale of the personal property Of Robert
Armstrong, decd consisting chiefly of
stock and grain. The total amount real
lied from the sale was about $4,000.
The Democrat says: On Friday after
noon word was sent to our Marshal by an
officer in Columbus, that a gang OF ten or
twelve burglars had left that city on the
cars and would probably pay London a
visit. Acting on this suppOsitiOu our Mar
shaI put on an extra Waterman and our
merchants left their shutters down and /
their lamps burning so that if any attempt
was made the thieves would De discovered /
by the watchmen on the street. The bur |
glars probably got wind Of this nice laid |
scheme to catch them at any rate, they !
dtd'r come to time, and the whole thing |
terminated in an extra waste of coal OIL
UNION CoUNTY.-The DIarysville TlI51ass, |
to the statement Of marriage Ii
censes issued in Delaware county during
the past year, says the number is just
IS less than We're issued in Union county
with a much smaller population. The fact
is we can outstriP Delaware county in that
respect all the time. We have the spunll-
lest men and the prettiest women" a
rather extravagant claim that, friend
SHEARER, though we confess the figures
give plausibility to your theory.
Christian Sager, an old and prominent
citizen Of Darby township, where he had
resided since 1906, died on the 10Th uIt.,
aged 6S years.
The corporate authorities of the village
Of Redwood have passed an ordinance de-
-laring Gale and porter shops, and houses
and places for significant or habituaI re-
sort for tippIing purposes, to be nuisanees,
and providing for 81 prohibition of the {
same"
4 very successful religious revival is in {
progress in Taylor township, under the
,harge Of Rev. II. J. NIather, of the NJ. f. +
Church. Ninety-five persons have united
With the church. con the evening of the
18th uIt. (says the TTIblqeA n number of :
Plug Uglies from this place and vicinity :
vent to the place where the meeting was I
leing held with the view of breaking it f
Up. The result was that some of them got I
oundIy thrashed. They were sent home 1
With the impression that Christians can b
,gbt when it becomes necessary as well as
,ray. Public sentiment is that they were /
erved right"
Marshall, the grog-shop keeper of New G
on, upon whose establishment the women r
f the village made a raid on Christmas Il
lay, had some twenty of them arrested c
nd taken to NIarysville, and bound over Il
o answer. BY way Of retaliation prose- p
utions have been commenced against 0
Iarshall for violations of the liquor law, =
nd he has been bound over in a number of q
ases. ~
Referring to trio of boys who lately s
their earthly existence at +,
NIuslingum county, and whose ft
Apply mother named them respectively al
rant, sherman and Sheridan, the Tribune
avs; II
eve can knock the above in Union y
)unty badIy-nOt in the way of t7JDLetS, I.
ut in the way of names. Mr.. S. McBrat- 81
ey, the former editor of this paper, has fC
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