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Il "a exchange, recently, we saw a poetic arti
cle que column il length. which the author began
ny quoting, Much remains unsaid.p After read.
Ing Cha article, we arrived at the same conclusion
Is the author of the quotation. Also, that much
less could nave been said with the same effect on
tho ras5ar
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-16

a Washington special says. accounts from
Alabama frequently indicate that the possession
Of land there was rather improbable. and that
owners Of plantations were letting them cut on
shares. owing to the difficulty in obtaining labor
and the means necessary to pay the laborers and
nroyide for fhemu
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-16

Tie Lawrence KANSAS state journal says that
I'VE men encamped IL u tent near Fort Ieaven-
wortn we're struck BY lightning on May ID, and
-four " the party were killed. The fifth barely
esoaped. being badly singed. The lightning ran
down bis back and shiyered his boots, but he will
probably recover Two Of the party had been
ban4shed from the city.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-16

An intelligent gentleman who has recently
travelled through The Southern country, says, the
Southern people express wiilingnessto treat The
blacks honorably and fairly, and the farther re-
moved from the freedmens bureau Offices, the
better contented and better Off Inc blacks are.n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-16

M Bismarck's name, says the Paris correspond
ent II lie Times i likely % take its place in the
slang French vocabulary. p appears that when a
person is suspected Of foul play at cards or bill
liarda, be is said to bisniarquer sequvalentto
THICKER, and the insinaation il resented as an
Insult. So much for fame.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-16

saying anything at all" Great laughter and
cheers)
The monument of Colonel Samuel Colt the re-
volver man, about to be placed in Cedar Hill
Cemetery, in Hartford, will cost about $4,000. 1t
is of Scotch granite, forty feet high, and sur.
rounded by a beautiful figure" The Angel Of the
Resurrection"
A Brussels letter states that Kossuth is acting
in concert with the Italian government and is en-
deavoring to excite revolution in Hungary.
General Mcclellan has given it as his opinion
that, in war between Prussia and Austria,
Prussia must got the wall, and, adds a London
writer, " He knows what fighting is, and who
look like fighters"
Collector Clapp's perquisttes from the revenue
seizures at Burlington, VT are estimated at $50 600
year, which, with his salary, pays his board and
washing.
Mr.. Eurotas P. Hastings one of the Oldest resi-.
dents of Detroit, died in that city the LIST inst
He was president of the Bank of Michigan, and at
one time was auditor general of the State.
The sanitary condition of 7. Stevens is such as
to induce the belief that when he said To hi
with the Constitution" he had some idea of taking
that valuable work with him.
Messrs Pete and Belts, according to O London
correspondent, have received extraordinary offers
of assistance from all their friends, but under ex-
isting circumstances they have resolved not to
| resume.
| General Wigfall, ex.Confederate Senator from
Texas, is in London, and is about starting out to
lecture on the negro, beginning in the junges OF
Africa and concluding with review of his present
| position in America
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-16

The agricultural bureau at Washington, from
reports correspondents in oil parts Of the South
commute that the cotton crop viii be about one
and three quarters million Of bales.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-16

EMaHATIoE Faom EAST 70 wrsr-Tke Fort
Scott tKansas) Monitor says, not less than 25 900
people have passed through Bourbon county, in
that State, from The East, this spring.
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F5reneeae's
MONUMENTAL ASSOCIATION

MON MEAL ASSOCIATION.
meeting held last Saturday evening, May l9th at the
Hall Of Louisiana Hose Company, and organized the FIRE
MEMS MONUMENTAL ASSOCIATION, Object: To
erect the memory of the late JOHN F. CRU
Der to the Confederate Dead Of the Fire Department. and
those who lost their lives while performing duty active
Firemen since September 10th, 1860.
President-IsAAGN MARKS, of PerseyeranceNo. Is.
Vice Pres't-wa E. FITZGERALD, Pelican h & L. No. 4
secretary-Jos. H. DEGRANGE, jackson No IS,
Treasurer-Jss A BROWN, Louisiana Hose
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tn the Public.
Crescent Steam Laundry,
17s",....,.... CarOndelet Street....,.....,...15s
BETWEEN GIRoD AND JULIA

WASHING DONE UP IN THE BEST STYLE AND AT
THE sHoRTEsT NOTICE.
CLOTHES CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED WITH,
OUT EXTRA CHARGE
ORDERS LEFT IN THE PosToFFIoE, Box sol or at
the office of the Laundry will receive prompt attention
WASHING LISTS furnished at the Laundry.
LIBERAL DISCOUNT will DO made Steamboat,
Hotel end Restaurant Washing.
NEW WORK DONE UP FOR MANUFACTURERS IN
NEW YORK STYLE.
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COpaTGIlerShlp.

The undersigned have formed Copartnershp under the firm
Of F. G. 4RRIERE & co. and take pleasure in announcing
to their that they will their store
old stand Of O. a Barere Bro No 1856 Canal street.
on MONDAY e4h June when they will offer splendid
stock ofgoods Just opened at greatly reduced prices
f G. BARRGERE,
g. W. BABCooK,
New or cans, June lat 1866
P s-M T LIvAUDAIs, Of the old firm Of Gquel Jami.
son. charge oour sales department and will be pleased
to see his friends
F. G. BARRTERE & co.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-16

tbs MEXICAN EMPERoR.A correspondent Of
the New York Tribune, writing from the city Of
Mexico, says
The Emperor, man 81 years old, ia one of the
largest men IN the city tall, straight and well
proportioned, an expert il all manly exercises
especially 81 h0rseman and swords.
man, and possessed of immense physical
strength which, when he chooses to exercise 1t,
has excited the admiration Of bis staff and the
Wrench lohave officers, nearly all OF whom have
beenEaisea from the RANKS for signal acts Of dar-
ing, Ia which bravery and personal endurance
HRts required. His face is broad refined
u rs ekpressi0n, ana beaming with good
numar and above all, there is a
Sook nt genuine henevolence and
2 k1neaess which seldom fails 70 win those with
wleas 20 annaea III contact The large blue eyes
aEe IVY q intelligence, while the high, expansive
eAsaq Indleates great brain and correct judg-
& 4aent' He - seldom mistaken in his estimates Of
taea @noas character he generally penetFates at
nv lfst interview While G0vernor0f Lombardy
9essse yssis ago. much as The Italians detest the
austrian rule, sheis publse disturbances could al
Rays be llellsd hg the presence Of Macmillan,
mhe Mes looked upon as an exception To the
taoas9 q hapsherg. He Is the author Of mum.
per ri scientific works, which have been printed
q three or four langusges and Is regarded as
among me most Accomplished gDd enlightened of
the German pflsces.
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Died

On Friday morning tie 18th inst Mrs. A. c. DOWTY,
wife Of Capt o. DOwty, after a short illness,
The friends and acqniuane Of the family respectfully
attend funeral from her late residence No 7s5
Magazine street between Washington and Sixth streets 10
O'Clock This morning.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-16

THALr4 srRKEr PRESBYTERIAN CHUReH.--ser-
vices 9n Sabbath June II, at IL a. NJ and r. NJ,
conducted by the Rev. VIM. A. Hail. pastor.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-16

To the afflicted.
The only Specific for GonOrrhea, elect Whites, etc,
VAN zANDT's DETERGENT INJECTION.
few days of this Never failing Remedy invariably
No other medicine need be employed and no change of diet
is required.
Sold wholesale and retail by all Druggists and by the pro
T.W. WRIGHT, -
Sc Bienville street. H. o.
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Notice TO Stove Dealers.

By power Of attorney vested in the Agents Of tue
Patentee have entered suit against Messrs SIMON
T. PApEkAs and r. GERTH for the illegal sale Of cele
bysted oHAR'ER OAK COOKING STOVES. All other
dealers selling his stove without authority u.s. will
be prosecuted to the fun extent Of the patent laws
United States .=.=
RICE BROS, & CO.,
Snls a rnnts for the stnta of Lnnisinnn
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E,os.gee sIIk ! E9ol.gee Sc
S. N. MOODY. -

CORNER CANAL AND ROYAL STREETS.
Hes just received au invoice PoNGEE SILK and is now
prepared to ako orders for Understands and Drawers this
49, S. N. MOODY,
Conner Canal and Royal streets.
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EErns7s Rrsenege
RELIEF AS S OCIATIO N

RELIEF ASS OCIATIO N.
All members of HAYs's BRIGADE in want Of employment
requiring assistance Rnd all families of deceased members
Of tina Brigade needing relief requested apply to
Of following gentlemen members of the Executive
COMMITTEES Hays's Brigade Relief Association;
Col D. B. PENN, 1856 Common
D. a. WILSON, 1870 GFaYier,
JNO. G. ANGEL, liz 81. Charles
by L. WETZEL 2i2 Tchoupitoulas
B. T. WALSHE III Canal
JNO. q NEW, ls4 Gravier.
LOUIS PRADOS, 4s St Ann.
VIZ NJ. CLARK jackson Railroad Depot
D. C HITCHCOCK, 1872 Grayier
8, P DUSHANE, lO4 Common.
JNo. O'NEIL, 129 Rousseau,
All members Of the Association who have paid the
initiation fee and monthly dues yet requested to call at
the office of Major j G. Campbell, National Express Com
pauy Perdido and Curondelet Streets and do
Those DESTROYS of becoming honorary members will present
their applications any of Tie Executive Committee
toned above the members (which authorized to receive
cont ributions.
Fl. T, HAYS, President,
TOBIN, Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-16

SHAMELESS AND SAD.-In the report Of Wednes-
days debate in the United States Senate, pending
the discussion Of the important amendment to the
plan of Observation-Disclosures by Mr.. Doolittle,
we find the following passage:
Mr.. Sherman said he believed Mr.. Doolittle s
amendment was right in principle. but he should
vote against it because he felt it his duty to sus
tain the action agreed upon by his political
friends.n
1t is unnecessary, in this place to consider the
merit of Mr.. Doolittle's amendment. 1t is quite
enough for cur present purpose that Mr.. sherman
P" believed it be right in principle and yet felt
himself bound to vote against it So to sustain the
action agreed upon by his political friends The
confession was frank one, but it betrays an ig-
norance of public duty, or an indifference to it,
on the part of Senator Of the United States,
which it is not pleasant to think of, especially at
time when the council in which he sitsis in
trusted with interests of such awful moment to the
people and their posterity as those which engage
ii n0w.-[Philadelphi Argus.
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EVERY STYLE AND VARIETY

-oE-
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
SUCH Az
LAWYERS BRIEFS.
PAMPHLETS
BILLS LADING,
BILL HEADS
BANB CHECKs
PRoSIss0RY NOTES
CIRCULARS,
BILLS OF FARE,
BALL TfCKETs
DRUGGISTS LABELS
DRAY RECEIPTS
BLANKS,
" CARDS,
STEAMBOAT BILLS.
HAND BILLS,
PROGRAMMES,
And Every other Description OF Job Printing
The material OF the BOOK AND JOB ESTABLISHMENT
ENTIRELY NEW, having just been received from the most
Celebrated Fouudres and comprises a the Modern Improve
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.FOtGce.

.B'OtGce.
OFFICE Horn Insurance COMPANY OF New ORLEANS, !
No q Camp street
Certificates of Stock this Company ready to be
delivered to the Stockholders their legal Representatives
LOUIS BARNETT,
New Orleans, June Ii, 1865 Secretary
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II Card.

The Undersigned having closed his business connection with
the Office of the True Delta and connected himself with that
of the Ores ENT would respectfully ask from his friends
continuance liberal support which they have
extended towards him
FRANK A. BARTLETT.
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tbs MEXICAN EMPERoR.A correspondent Of
] tha New York Tribune, writing from the city Of
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-16

The material OF the BOOK AND SOB ESTABLISHMENT
ENTIRELY NEW, having just been received from the most
Celebrated Fouudre comprsesa Modern Improve
monts
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Rats Rats Rats
DEATH ON RATS AND REACHES!
WILSON'S GENUINE RAT AND RoACH DESTROYER,
to be the safe and elective agent ever used
for the destruction of these troublesome vermin.
Be you ask for WILSON'S Rat and Roach Destroyer
there many spurious articles offered for sale
For sale by all Druggists and by the proprietor,
T. w. WRIGHT,
re Bienvile street N o.
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READY MADE AND MADE 70 ORDER.
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Crescent

.. % camp .trset, new orleans. Ia.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-01-05

The prediction contained in the fol-
lowing paragraph does not seem likely to
be verified, or at least the unusual guam
tity of snow is tardy in making its ap-
pearanee. We are now approaching the
middle of winter, and as yet have
scarcely had enough to track rabbit il
MUCH Snow PRoPHEsIED.-Som o,
the oldest people OF this section of tn,
country, who have carefully noted the
weather signs, say that we shall have al
unusual quantity of snow this winter
They declare that much rain during the
summer is always followed by heavy falls
of snow in the winter, and claim thai
the character of the summer is always :
sure index to the character of she winter
in this respect. Our last wet summer wa,
1855, and it will be remembered thai
the winter of 1861 afforded more fine
sleighing than any winter since.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-01-05
MARRIED.

OHN-UN-NUE--Un the 2Sth ut. az sunrise, by
2ev. Jam Wheeler, at the residence Of the brides
iareuts, Mr. u o. JOHNSON, OF Sterling, H., and MIS-
ADiIE e. NOE, OF Harengo. Ohio.
WENSFIL-FORBES-O the lst inst, by Rev J.
Vcght, Mr.. GEORGE " WEN -EIL, and Ms MARGA-
.szi C. FORBES, all Of Iela ware
BROOKs-PERRY-On the 2sth ult.. in Delaware, by
Rev John II. Jones, at his residence on LIBERTY ST.
Mr.. ANDREW J. BROOKS; ana Mss ELIZ ABEI1 PER
GY, both OF Radnor, Ono
LANDON-THOWAS-On the 25th uft.. at Delhi, b 3
SrE. L B. rriEOn- Dir. SI8l BON LAADOS, and Miss
JULIA F. THOMAS.
THE printer returns thanks the parties for the
>nd s't5kens Of regard
PATTkRsON-sHABPE-On the 4th Inst, in 81.
.'eter's Church, Delaware, by Rev John L q .rd
ROBERT E PATTERSON, OF BeiefCutane, TO ANNA
VIRGINIA, third daughter Oh the laIe George p.
harps Oi this place
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-01-05
OBITUARY..

CUNINGHAd-Died, at the residence OF h-s ialheri
delaware, Dec. t9tns 1853, JoHS NEWFoS CUSING
JAM, aged a years
.sBIessed are the dead that die in The Lord
Our departed brother 'tdied in the exercise Of ri-
lmphant and elevated ialth." lie has made glOri-
JUS exchange. he suffered much, but be was patient
nd submissive. Hs Is deilvtred Il ON ahheliUa
thought that his aHlictiUn was Light, compared 10
ne .seterLaI weight OF glory, thai he expected
joy About four before ms death he said l.
Is Pastor, the saviour becomes more precious 10
us every cay 1 long 70 be at home lie loved %
ID. K about this happy nome Of the blessed. IL
clme nearer the gates Of deat he would say 'nearer
.Une Une nignL when none but his father, VI his
lTIuy friends, near has bed side, be exc auneu
Il his sleep. Come, blessed J sus, AID take me JU
uysell." And again, as d he were talking TO some
ne, You trust the merits CHRIST
lUus Tor salvaIOn.'t dId trust and he depart
hOaIng = zoe hope sci oelOre hiLn "A lhe gus
rel - eEcianiing, Il tas Cr0gs pat On Lue
TOWN. his death manifested the aisuslalnIng pow
r Of the religion Jesus he than con
lueIOr through Christ, who loved hlm- Il was gOod
be his bed side anu witness his Joy aud peace
d beuUvTDg.' That he IS how iu DIS happy home IN
gOi y, the writer has not doubt. de III bchlnu
The bright aud comforting evidences tLat Our loss
. nIs gam. lie rests ia peace. Glorious peace
II.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-01-05

LOOK OUT FOR HIM.-We caution our
brethren of the press and hotel keepers
everywhere, of certain travelling quack
who styles himself DR.. g. Brown, O.
Boston, Mass. Said Brown came to our
Office a few weeks ago and got some small
bills printed, and left town without set
tling for them. We also understand tha;
he has left bill unpaid at the Western
House, where he had been stopping. He
is light complexioned man, with light
hair and whiskers, and had on a light,
colored overcoat, with fur collar, pair
of yellow pants, and new style plug hat.
Beware of him.-GaLioz ReUiel0.
We have seen him, to the tune of 80
We understand that the proprietor Of
the American House has quite an account
against the same individual, which he
will dispose of at slight discount Pas:
him around
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-01-05

Prof NToREx is now "au the rage" He
has been holding forth to the Delawareans
for ten nights, and each evening his audi
enee is only limited by the capacity of the
Hall. Each evening the Professor aston
ishes all present with some of his new and
wonderful feats of Legerdemain. But the
most prominent feature of Prof. Morey's
entertainments is the distribution of $50
beautiful and useful gifts each exhibition,
with some handsome article for leading
prize. Sometimes it is a $50 greenbacz, or
a gold watch, or silver tea set, and last ev-
ening he gave away a handsome chamber
set of furniture, valued at $50. He viii re-
main with US for two more evenings, and
will be happy to see all his friends present
at Miller's Hall on each occasion.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-01-05
SPECIAL NOTICE.

.sGREAT OAKS FROM LITTLE ACORNs CROW
The worst diseases known to the human race spring
rom causes so small as to almost defy detection
Che volumes of scientific lore that fill the tables and
shelves of the medical fraternity only to prove and
elaborate these facts.
Then guard yourselves while you may. The small
st pimple the skin is telltale and indicator OF
disease. may fade and die away from the surface
If the body but it will reach the vitals perhaps Al
last and death will be the result and final cese.-
Naggies Bilious, Dyspeptic and Diarrha Pills cure
where others all fail. While for Burns. Scalds, Chill
bians Cuts and all abrasons of The skim Aaggiel' s
Salve is inralHbe. Sold by J. Maggel, IS Fulton St
New York and all Druggists, at 25 cents per box.
aug IS 65-ysc
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-01-05
Dr. Cheeseman's Rills.

The combination of ingredients these Pills IS the
result of a long and extensive practice. They are
mild in their operation, and dc harm to the
most delicate; certain in correcting all Irregularities
Painful Menstruations, removing all Instructions,
whether from cold or otherwise, headache pain the
side paptation of the heart whites all nervous aGec
tions, Mysteries, fatigue pain in the back and limbs,
&c, disturbed sleep which arise from interruption Of
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
of irregularities and obstcucons which have consgn
ed so many to premature grave. No female can en-
JOY good health uuessshe Is regular, and whenever
obstruction takes place the general health begins to
decline These Pills form the finest preparations eUer
put fo1r1Td and SUCCESS
DON'T BE DECEIVED. Take this advertisement to your
Druggist and tell him that you want the BEST and
NEST RELIABLE FEMALE MEDICINE IN THE WORLD.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
Have been the standard remedy for thirty years,
and are the most eGsctual one ever known or all
plants peculiar Females To ali classes they
valuable, inducing with certainty, periodical regulri
ty They known to thousands, who have used
different periods, throughout the country. hav
ing the sanction OF some Of the most eminent Physi
clans in America.
Explicit directions, stating when they should not bt
used with ch Box-the Price one DotLar per Boz, o.
! 6 Boxes for SIS, containing from so TO 60 Pills
Pills sent by MaiJ, promptly, secure from observa
tion, by remuing to the PrOprietors. Sold by Drug
/ gists generally
HUTCHINGS & HILLY-ER, ?ROPRTETORs
! 2S Dey St, New York
/ BENTON 4 DUNHAM Cleveland, and JOIN D. PARK, Cij
cinnati, Wholesale Agcrts.
Jan. 20, '65-s cow
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-01-05
sDELAWABE GHAIN 1EARhET
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.

NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
NEW YoRK, Jan. ,, 1866.
The current prices Cor the week at ali the markets
, ere as tOgOws:
BEEF CAFrLE-First quality. SIS OO@l9 90; fair to
God I4 OO0f5 OO; common II 5OG3I3 50i inferior 100
% so. -
2O; first quality 65 OOGs5 90; ordinary IS Oc96O 90,
ummOn IS O0(045 90; IuierI0r 50 0C@35 CO.
VEAL. CALVE.S-First quality q Tb. I21k@I4e; ordi
ary II3I4c; cOu. mon 9159I1c: interior 9@95Gc-
-HEkP AND LAM BS-EXBras SIS OO925 o.; prime 90
as CO., ordinary 5 OO@5 so: common 5OG5 90; infe
Ior 4 O0G4 SO.
sWINE-Heavy. Corn fed, p fb, 1o5E@Io&<e; light
nd medium 10 IO3z6DI09[c: still fed I09Is 5zG-
Receipts fer the week-4-3T4 Beeves, ia Cows, sol
Veal Calves, ,597 sheep and Lambs, 2e.4e6 Swine
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-01-05

The Chirographic School opened in
this place by Professors SHARP & HINDs.
is something that has long been much
needed, We hope the people of Della
ware and vicinity will appreciate the ad-
vantages of this institute. The new
term is just commencing. Young men
and ladies, who wish to improve their
penmanship, will find this an ercel-
lent opportunity, They are giving entire
satisfaction gentlemanly in their hab-
its, faithful to their business, and masters
of their art.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-01-05

BEADLE's MONTHLY Magazine Of To-
Dag.-Ve are inebted to the pu blishers for
the first January number OF a new mag
azine with the above title disappearance
is progressing, and judging from the con-
tents and makeup of this number, we
doubt not il viii at once take a strong hold
upon the popular heart. Tie aim of the
publisher is to give the reading public a
magazine neither overw helmed with rO-
nance nor too weighty with thoughtful
themes, but to maintain that 'happy
mean" which shall render it readable. en-
jOyable and useful. Having many facil-t-
les for producing a good illustrated month
Iy, they propose to bring them all into re
QUESTION, and are confident that they will
present with each issue a periodical which
shall be welcomed and anticipated with
pleasure. Terms, twenty-five cents per
COPY or 50 a wear. Address BeadIe & Co..
Il8 William street, New York.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-01-05

Owing to the increased demand for
first class Photographs, and in order to
meet that demand, Prof. COUCH has been
lnder the necessity of procuring the ser
vices of an eastern operator, one of ex-
perience and ability, from Brady's cele-
brated establishment, New York, and is
now prepared to do work far superior tc
any yet done in Delaware. !