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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-11-16

VWOUsE SCOUTING AND JOBBING Of all kinds the
u longing to the tin smith business, done on be-
shortest notice by experienced WoFkmen Satisfao.
tion warranted at No. ], Evans Block, sby
sept. Z, '68.-d. THOHAS EVANS, Jr.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-11-16

Nathan Dustin ! IN pursuance ofthe commands
us, Of an Order Of Sale issued
Eliphas Bigelow, J from the Court Of Common
Pleas Of Bela ware county, Ohio, and to me di-
Fected, s bail offer for sale at public vendue at
the door of the Court House in the town Of Della
ware, in said county, on the
4th, Day Of DECEMBER A. D. 1855,
at ? o'clock, P. n. Of said day the following des-
cribed Real Estate, to wit The undivided inter-
est Of the said Eliphas Bigelow CBeing the undivi
ded 1-IS part Of land1 in Lots Nos. & 6 in Range
Seventeen, Township Four, Section Three, o. s.
Lands, containing one hundred and eighty -thr ee
acres of land.
Appraised at $50 per acre.
Nov. 2, '65. 5tpfs9,OO Sheriff.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-11-16
Estate of T1uman DaY.

HTOTICE is hereby given that the undersign ed
IN has been duly appointed and qualified as the
administrator Of the estate OF Truman Day. decd,
late Of Delaware County, Ohio All persons inter
ested viii govern themselves accordingly
Nov g lss6-5it. JOHN sINKEF.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-11-16
RATE o W0oE-


ATTORNEY AT Law.
WILL GIVE PBOlrPT ATTENTION TO ALL BU-
wv EiEess fntFusted to his care
OFFICE ROOM NO. 4, WILLIAMS BLOCK.
Delaware, Ohio, Oct. Is. ISs5-tf.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-11-16

For the merits Of this Organ and our musical In
struments in general, we would respectfully ref ier
you TO Prof. MAYO, Of the o. VIZ. c., Delaware
Ohio
July q, 1866, If.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-11-16
Estey's cottage organ.
Powerful Instrument Of its size get Ego,0n

This Wonderful Instrument is for Sale by J. F.
LAI1MERl together with g very Extensive
DEONS, and all kinds Of Musical Mer-
ehandise at greatly Reduced Prices,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-11-16

DR. WHITE
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-11-16
u III. GRIFFTTH,
DEALER IN
AMERICAN q ITALIAN MARBLE
OPPOSITE TIE OHIO WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY.
DELAWARE. OHIO.

Statusss Monuments, Urns, Vases Nantes RCab-
met and Counter Slabs, executed from the bess
designs and choicest marble, Tapr2T66 ".
, 1866-01-12
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Received
n FOR SALE.

Pilot 4 Navy Bread, Soda Biscuit &
Water Crackers, Cheese, Smoked Hams,
Tongues, Bacon, Sausage & Beef, also
Family Beef in / barrels, Potatoes in
hampers, Pickle Tongues & Sausage in
kegs, Refined Il Crush Sugar, Syrups,
Peaches, Strawberries, RaiSins, PruueS,
Almonds, Currants g. CryslaIlized Fruit,
Chocolate & Teas.
Frederiksted 9th December 1865.
r. J. ROBINSON.
, 1866-01-12

MFTER Begjering af Procurator He'll
A buth paa vedkommende Pante- og
Udi@gshavers Vegne vii bIiye opraabt til
Salg we'd 3de offentlige AuctiOner
HUUS og LOD

No. 8 N0rregade Christian>ted, tagen we'd
Execution fra Jomfruerue f. E. og L. S..
Lrguay.
1ste Auction holdes Tirsdag den ode ia
nuar t0rstkommende,
2den Auction holdes TIrsdag den 23de
Januar f6rstkommende,
3die Auction hoIdes Tirsdag den Cite Fe-
bruar f0rstkommende,
de 2 f0rste Auctioner paa Auctionscon-
toiret Retshuset, den 3die paa Aastedet,
allie XII - Middag.
Vurdering, Paoteattest og Conditioner
vile fra ste Januar n@stkommende hen
ligge til Eftersyn paa Auctionscontolret os
hos Requitenten.
Christiansteds Auctions Contoir, ST.
Croix den Isle December 1865.
D.. "A. StakcERsann.
, 1866-01-12

sizes and at very moderate prices. His
Arelier is open every day from 9-2
o'clock.
Kongensgade 50, Frederiksted.
, 1866-01-12
FOR RENT,

EQIHE healthy and commodious dwelling
AZ on estate Recovery Hill, from lSt
February next. For terms please apply
TO the undersigned.
st, Croix, 4th January 1866.
j. w. r. HANSON.
, 1866-01-12
Found

On the Road by Estate Diamond and
Ruby a Bunch Of Keys. The owner can
have the same by applying at Kings
HIPS Police Office and paying the ex-
pense of this advertisement.
Christiansted 9th January 1866.
, 1866-01-12
r. WHISKY,
Artist and Photographic,

has just arrived from Copenhagen with
the newest inventions and appafatuses
and begs to recommend his services to The
public. Likenesses taken in different
, 1866-01-12
4 THE ST. CROIX
Sheet Almanac

for 1866 is for sale at this Office and at
the store of Mr.. Robinson West End, Price
90 cents.
, 1866-01-12
AUCTION.
EUY request of Lawyer Hcilbuth in be
2 half Of the Mortgage and L%evyhoId-
er, the
HOUSE and LOT

No. s NOrregade IN this town, taken ny
levy from the Misses +. E. and l.. S.
Leguay will be put up TO sale at 3 pub
lie Auctions.
LIST Auction to be held on Tuesday the
9th January proxImo,
2nd Auction to be held on Tuesday the
23rd January proXimo,
3rd Auction to be held on Tuesday the
9th February proXimO,
the two first at the Auction Office in the
Courthouse, the 3rd on the premises, all
at IL o'clock noon.
Appraisement, Conditions &c. will be
exhibited from 5h January pro8imo in
the Auction Office and at Lawyer He'll
buth's Office.
Auction Office Christiansted, st. Croix
18th December 1865.
y. "A. Stakemamm
The New York herald., 1866-03-28

Cissing ef the Afriea's MatSa.
BosroS, March ", 1903
me h.rs.s &c mall. c,css ~ ssvss a N so-lsonew. and
The New York herald., 1866-03-28


indirectly TO escape from the custody OF the onoes OF
other person legally authorized Us aforesaid. or sna
harbor conceal any for whose arrest wnIa
or process shall have been issued as hore,au 80 -
prevent his discovery and arrest after notice or know
edge of the fact that warrant has been issued Tor inc
apprehension such person, shall for either OF sad Oh
fences be 81 bec TO fine not exceeding one Thousand
do liars and not exceeding SIX months oy
indictment and conviction before the District co rt OF the
United States the district in which said onence may
have been committed before the proper court OF
criminal jurisdiction, if committed within any one OF
the organized Territories OF the United States
SEC IL And be II further enacted, That the district
attorneys the sas their deputies and the clerks OF
said district and territorial courts shall be paid for
their services the like fees may be allowed TO them
for similar services In other and In all cases were
the proceedings before commissioner he shall be
entitled to fees allowed by law for similar services
not exceeding ten dollars In full for his services in any
case inclusive of all services incident to such arrest and
examination, such fees TO be made conformity Win
the fees usually charged by the officers OF the courts OF
justice within the proper district county, as near as
may be practicable and paid out OF the Treasury OF tne
United States the certificate OF the Judge o the as
trct within which the arrest Is made that the same are
reasonable in amount and to be recoverable rom tue
defendant as part of the Judgment IN case OF
SEC IT, And be It further enacted that nna DEGREES
md judgments in all arising under the provisions
of this act may be and reversed Or armed
in the Supreme Court upon writ OF error issued as now
provided by law In other provided that no such
review shall had except upon the certncate OF the
Judge presiding upon the trial or hearing that the cons
tutonay Of some law proceeding under the authority
of the ned States Of this act has been drawn IN
question on such trial or hearing
The New York herald., 1866-03-28
TEXAS CONVENTION.

BcIlsgerent Rebels in tho Convention
They Declare the Fighting Not Over
Yet-Untonists Going Home in Dlsxus
OUR AUSTIN coRREsroNpnNce.
AUSTIN, March IL, 1895.
In tho constitutional Convention ON the sth inst the
debate on the repeal the ordinance OF secession brou
forward Mcssra wauI Ireland and Runnes, three un-
pardoned rebel generals esoh OF whom maintained that
the State had right 70 sccede in 1881 In speech
made by wanl he declared that the people OF Texas had
been marching to such other mus, Of late that hey
would not submit TO everything that asked Of them
Mr. Ireland also remarked that they the rebes would
havc 10 grd their swords and 20 to tho assistance
Of President Johnson Many Of the Union delegates
rctnc SEX and tired OF the proc ,edng and leaving
10 disgust There prospects Of general smash up
Ia TIE VI, eniion before long.
The New York herald., 1866-03-28
News from the PaciHc.

sAN FRANusco March 20. 1865.
One III the most shocks OF earthquake felt
here since that Of October last today at noon
II was also fell at Santa Cruz San Juan San Jose Stock
ton Sacramento and Groy AT the latter place only Is
any damage reported.
Dales from Arizona the 10Th inst state that the In.
dians are still very troublesome
Mining operations reported very prosperous in Ar.
zona
Hon Anon Burlingamc, Minister u China and Hon.
X B Vnn Nalkenburg, Minister TO Japan will spend
fcw weeks In California befors leaving Tor those
tries
IL Is now said that the body found near the Oakland
Mountains n not that OF the missing Mr. Pomeroy
THO steamer Pacific has arrived from Portland Oregon
with 500 900 in trcasur,.
The republicans called meeting al Portland 10 endorse
Pres dent JOHNSON. when Governor Gibbs who pro-
sont, arose and denounced tho meeting meeting Of
colpcrhcads. 81, with others, then left the meeting.
Mining shares have improved; Ophir S760, Bullion
si25 25. Yellow Jacket $765, Savage $i055, Empire
NH S2i7 Imperial s16s Alpha $40, Cholisr- Potos
$422 30 Crown Point al $50
The New York herald., 1866-03-28
The srst,nees To-dav.

Two very brilliant and entertaining performances have
been arranged for this Wednesday, afternoon in New
York. as viii bc by reference To the advertising
columns OF the HERALD.
AT Woods theatre, broadway, the nne moral drama,
East Lynne or The Elopemcnt will BE- played alta grand
matinee, commencing at hafpast one o'clock. Miss
Lucille Western VIII appear In her famous dual role Of
Lady Isabel and Madame Vine. Mr. Barton Hill sup.
ports her, o. Sir francis Levison The remainder Of the
cast is excellent
Tony Pastors matinee begins at his opera house in
the Bowcry, at hafpast two O'Clock The Yankee Ia.
ven,or Two Days In France. which has been placed
the boards with much and at much cost will
be performed. Tony Pastor plays the Yankee The
other popular artists engaged at the house will be out
character song, dance and ballet
The New York herald., 1866-03-28
Assembly.
AInANY. March n lSG6

HihsNfs sntOu Aooo.
BY Mr. Goopricu-For botier regulation Of gas COM
panes
" Mr.. ConRxs-ro amend tho act relative 70 tho
By Mr J. H. PARKss-ror railroad In certain streets
Of New York.
Tue bill relative 70 storage OF merchandise &c, was
aid over for the consideration OF the House.
rfssxp
To amend the law relative TO auditing the military
accounts
To Incorporate the Brooklyn Groccrs' Association
B relative TO powers and duties o. Central Park Com
miss oner and also 10 extend their term Of ocs tor
ave years
To amend the charter Of the New York Floating Dry
To amend The New York Charity and Correction De-
partmcnt act
To facilitate the construction Of the Lebanon Springs
Railroad.
To provide for the Improvement Of the pavement In
broadway, New York, from the Battery 10 Fourteenth
For the appointment Of interpreters for the New York
Police aud District Courts
To authorize the New YORK Street Comm ssioners TO
make contracts for tlling certain sunken lots.
To amend the charter tor the New York Medical Col
legs .. Women.
sKw YORK CRY ZEAL nrArn M
The bill to prohibit tho Mayor aud commonal,y Of
New YORK from disposng OF real estate belonging said
Commonalty announced.
Mr. T. y. sr.wAsr moved tho previous question on lie
passage, which was agreed 20.
several members asked to he excused from voting.
The b was lost by vote of % ~ 10, requiring .
Mr. T. srSwnAr moved 10 reconsider the vote and 10
leg u upon the table Motion carried
SEw rORk uRsxrrs issuRAxcI ruwn
The bill 10 amend the Frcmeu's Insurance Fund OF
New York city was recommitied TO tho committee Of
nine for amendment. on Mr.. crcamer's motion
+ - rkw voRg cIry oofLRgKa
Mr. BBnnvnAs introduced Q bill relative 20 the col
legss Of The city Of New York.
The New York herald., 1866-03-28
m q steal.


The sacred concert announced by Mr. Draper for Easter
Sunday. at Irving Hall land that follow, embrace
features OF no ordinary merit and interest Since the days
OF "Tper Hail. lhis Kind OF entertainment well de.
signed TO refine and elevate the public taste has not
been attempted In this city upon any plan commensurate
with n importance. These concerts will be sustained
by the highest order Of talent and marked BY the debut
Of several artists Of extraordinary promise
MILITARY CONCERT.
The splendid United States military band Of Governors
Island will perform this evening at grand promenade
concert 10 be given In aid Of the Soldiers Library Of the
isand.
The New York herald., 1866-03-28
MUNICIPAL AFT AIRS,

STATED sEsslON-MoypAv March 7s-7r.M
Presen-iehn Brcc, Esq.. Pre- ident; Aldermen Moore
Conan norton, FLYNN oedney. Ely Reilly, Loew. oEren,
Mct}inm4 Van voorhia
rKririoSs
~ Aldermen MORROW
fston pave Thsen,h street, between 81 nth And Sew.
snh svenues WITH Belgian pavement
Hhich was referred 70 The Committss on etreeta
~ Adsrman koRros-
Petition q ysfsnsn nscrs Tor epmgsn.,ics fos
wkieh wss rvs.rr.d 70 The Committee on rn.ncs.
~ Alderman NcorK-- f
fssor NJ the sasnasers Of the Journal OF cn-rcs for
pefrnlsabon 70 con vAu for enesfs snd boilsrs
hlch wsA r~f-sr~< - st~ Comm tiee VA sss. ~.
The New York herald., 1866-03-28

that suspeusicu would not occur STILL due TO the
Board 70 say 70 these men, you stand to-day you can
20 on. a,
Twelve or fourteen fat melting estaolsnments IN
Abottoir place were ahated as nuisances
After taking similar action on other city nuisances 'no
Board adjourned TO Friday next
The New York herald., 1866-03-28
Defeat Of tho Bill Prohibiting the Sale Of New
York City Real Estate.
TIE VOTE TO BE REcoNsIDERED. /.
Extension Of the Powers Of the Central
Park Commissioners.
&s. &c. &e.


ALBANY March ~, 1888.
BoUNrrEs TO v0LUNTsERs.
In reply n resolution of the Senate the Adjutan,
General sent TO that body communication In regard 10
the amount Of money necessary the provisions Of
bill 70 equazc the bounty be paid TO volunteers He
says
Between the 14th OF April 1881. and nth of Jnly
1852, bounties paid by the volunteers
That from and acr tho last date until the 2O day
September 1862, the State paid TO volunteers onsiug
for all regiments up TO and including tho One Hun.
dred and Fifth, the sum of fifty dollars each No boun
es were paid to volunt after the last mentioned
subsequent to that date aud prior to April, 1854
have been paid or are entitled TO bounties under
between April 1854, and December TO- 1884 but lnrge
local bountes were paid, and tho excess The OIL ng
the july call 1861 has been reimbursed to localities
All who enlisted In 1861 served two years, and
werc honoraby discharg d, aud who afterwards
listed, cnti,et to veteran State bo nty OF $3.50
All veterans recnstn under general orders No l9l o.
| the War Department were entitled to $75 bounty.
All men en sting prior 20 July II, 1862 would b, en-
titled receive SIS each under the bill proposed; all
enstmens between July IL and September 30 1862 to
s25 each; ali beiweon that date and November 1892
1864, TO s75 Upon like rendering 1t would seem that
all enlistments be ween April 1894 and December 49,
1884, would also be entitled 10 SIS sa bounty although
such recruits actually received local bount ng
from $500 TO $500, they mover having received
State beuntes
to such ounteers as have never rcc'vcd any bouny
equal to $75 at any time, pres nts different
uOu IL would be work or extended labor TO asco tam
who Of the men cnlsting in 1861 and 1852 never re
listed think II quite safe to assume that at least IS
cent Of all the two years men who enlisted pr or TO
July, 1852 and served ont the term e-cnsod and
ceived the veteran bounty.
Upn any construction that be given to the first
section Of The BILL II would seem To pro Ide for payment
of bounty to all men enisting arrer April l, 1854
and prior 10 Dcc,mber 10, 1854 notwithstanding hey
recelv ID largo local bounties part Of wh ch has
been reimbursed to local ties by the state; and also all
short rm (milttial volunteers, and upon this undr
stand ny they arc embraecd in my abstract TO which
ontN fho nntrod In N
Number Of man mustered betw April Ia.
The New York herald., 1866-03-28


'
Resignation Of william T. McGrath as Commissioner of
Deeds.
Whereup0n he presented the following resolution
Resolved That William H. Morgan be and Is hereby ap;
county Of New York in place OF William T. Nc
Which was accepted.
By Alderman ELr-
1859 Diminishing SaiShsad and Ssr lines
srbor giving the
and distance laid down and defined by ssd Com.
whereas il matter OF vast Importance that Al. records
psry Of c.1ens should Dc kept n such manner % thu,
map maj one ONO. q ss s.,ss, psnsss%sni: .ssssssrs
Ss - Is q
ss . me
out q the appropriation for street improvements.
W. which s,a,.... was laid asc over
Rssoysd Th. sIcssw.t be l.d from the northeast 70
Sss 10. q ssa1s.s s Ss9R g
c:s from sixth ss
% 4.
which w.. rs,snsd % the Committee ON Street.
HssSy:s .A receiving basin:
Fourth under the direction Of the Crcon AQueduc
Which va. referred to the Committee on Sewers.
bytne pHssipEni-
q Bosrd S o. xssr%.o Ss AND hereby err T
dss % o ne
Aldermen :ss ycsr including the pcC.r to AZ Jointly VIII
=. psrer: s.sets referred ~. year
s . ss . ans ne
q N,Sn. vss y
OF Aldermen
q Sn @ :;:nas .TS ordered to be sent to the Board
TSa ss b. .
scd on boaih sides Tia " Vita 1Sspe Necessary under
the s. Of ss s 70 he on Streets
BY Alderman Noaros-
from The the southwest at the nersec
Ba street. under tho dr'''0' Oh the oi0'0'
TSa Sc curb and gutter he reset where
% from To-
sisss1 SSs street. under the direction Of the Street coms
That street. between the sixth and
Py Aldermsn FLYNN,
s srrsd Sew " York es sss
Sfis@sfs by Slderm.u r1rrr-
direction Of the co'on
~ Tn ksy-sT g. to the Committee on Sewers
Resolved That the commitss on National Aairs Of The
Sciences Of the B"arS Of xdeen "mt~ be and thew "re
W s~a e e fes s
red and regiment New York state Volunteers GERS
state volunteer and .be El9tscnth cv'iry New
u na ss N M c 81 a.
IN hs .srviss .f the % The Union ys,sr.n
out By
he b. f;S
Ara charge the same to the Tor CITY
~ Alderman RxIL,YI 80. 4 L..
EssScd rhn. sessasr % sss Sstwssn s nowsry ana "a
rectlon ~ Tho crotrn Ac,s,,,,s, f6e n. ,cen, $500 w.
Which was referred to the Committee on ssrcesa
Widening Worth street changing grade Of the same
from ws,s BEo.dwsy adv ,y,s = ,s Baxter street.
The Committed Finance presented report making
donation IN aid Of the asylum attached 70 the Church Of b.
vncen. de Paul,
WI w.iss c,v w.. m,i;ia Laid % Svs,
street, running East and wsss north and
Which was laid over.
Donation s cso q s spos %saes
pay ~ sssessment ass on the property OF the church.
The COMMUTE Street. presented r.pcr. recommend.
comm CpuDc 70 ~nsm s"p1 ~ nn ordosncs e he
Lea.a,urr of th enable the Common Council 70
head lins q Sc n.rScr c:m%:sIon:rs
M% hsr % a.
6.
The direced 10 be sen. TO the Board Of Council
The Gommss on sewer. presented rspsrt in favor of
sSsns sewer In Greenwich street. from Lssh' to Hubert
Witch was laid over
dsn r. 4 favor
ner q sroadw.y, and Fifsy ninth street.
Ths COMMITTEE sewer. presented report in favor O.
The New York herald., 1866-03-28
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
Senate.
ALBANY. March 81, 1893.
nm IN pRponrrn

Senate.
ALBANY. March 81, 1895
REPORTED.
Authorizing the selection Of site for another State
Prison; providing for the eqa table distribution Of tho
safety fund.- amend ng the charter Of tho Dime Savings
Bank Of New York Incorporating the Blank Book Bind
ers Benevolent Union OF New York for ths relief the
So1ncns Fund Retreat for the rel ef of the Butter
nrt Woollcn and Cotton Manufac; Irng Company; moor
poratng the Freproo Iron Tank Petroleum storage Com
Iany.
NILS INTRODUCED
70 restore tho Board Of Health In the village Of
By Mr. BsNrrr-Relat vc interest on loans and dis
counts by banks banking associations and individual
bankers, making the law more stringent
Relative 70 mortgages upon ships and vessels of the
United States which provides means 10 make secure
liens upon the same.
Exemptns Brookhavcn from operation OF law for the
protection Of wood inds In Safolk county
INCORPORATING tho Now York conference OF the
Methodist Ep scopal church.
Authorizing tine appointment Of assistant super.
In cndcnt Of common schools In brooklyn.
To change tho name OF the Free Academy OF New
York
In cooperating the Poughkecpse Fro Department
Authorizing tho Sewer Commissioners Of Brooklyn TO
cancel the Barker contract.
Reisivc 10 Kent avonue.
incorporating the New York City Sunday School and
Missionary Society o. the Methodist Ei.s opal church
Incorporating tho American phrcno.ogical soc city.
To enable lodges aud capt rs of Free aud Accepted
Masons to take, hold and convey roal estate.
Amending the charter OF Newburg
Authorizing STEAMBOAT companies to employ police
officers
Amending the charter Of the New York juvenile Asy.
lum
CANAL DEBr SINKING pCVD.
On motion Of Mr.. S'ssioSs a resolution was adopted
empo serins the Commissioners OF the canal debt nk
fund to mvet said fund in United States stocks II
stated that the und amount ~ several millions Of
dollars
DRyw SEMINARY COLLEGE.
Mr. Low I'M foiuced bill incorporating the Free Semi
nary and Fomale College.
rorSpER's AssouAu'S ov TROY.
y.yI 4. N iur,r fiuut a ron
Founders Association Of Troy, association of moul
des the manufacture OF iron with capital OF two
hundied thousand dollars
A recess w M taken
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-02-26
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