Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-03-23
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LICKING EOUETEa--NNe @ Gull kE1e 4oAAosAAlts &
paragraphs from our Newark exchanges:
The revival meetings are still in progress
at the Methodist Church over SIXTY per-
sons have bsen admitted on probation
The Probate Judge issued thirty-one
marriage licenses during the month OF
February Who saws there is not a strong
at1aio7 sentiment in Licking County,
on Saturday morning a baggage car on
the p C. & C. road was thrown from the
track NOT far from the Depot, killing a
brakesmRn. His injuries We're such tnat
he lived only few minutes.
We are informed by a gentleman direct
from Brownsville, that no less than eight
or ten cases of spotted fever nave occurred
during the past week, only two OF Wnlch
were ured,-thOss by quinine- The nrst
svmptoms of the disease is buzziug ana
whirring in the head, and the persons 50
attacked almost immediately lose tnelF
senses, and die in from three Z Ten
hours, apparently in the greatest misery
[ A perfect panic prevails in Brownsville
and many families are leaving the town.
TxNox CoUNrY.-The Mt. Vernon Rep1tb-
ffean has commenced the publication Of
short biographical sketches of soldiers of
that county who fell during the late war
the sketches being furnished by friends Of
the deceased, and the design being event
uaIiv to issue them in pamphlet form.
prornfnent and respected citizen Of Clay
To. died suddenly on the 22d Feb, at the
age Of SO years
AIARION CoUNTY.-The Independent says
the spirit Of improvement is abroad in Ma
rion, and arrangements are making for
putting up some fine business rooms. It
Iaments the scarcity Of dwelling houses
complaint common to all Western towns.
The Mirror appears in a new dress and
enlarged form, being now an eight column
journal. The fight between itself and its
rival, the Democrat, is as ferocious as the
famed contest Of the Kilkenny cats"
.FRASKLrrS CoUErY.-We copy the fol-
lowing items from the Gazette; Or. R.
n. Barr, Of this city late Surgeon General
Of Ohio, left US last week for Alabama,
where in connection with his brother he
proposes to reside. His brothers left some
two weeks ago They have purchased
some 1900 acres Of land above Mobile.
The first Sales day of the Franklin Coun-
ty Stock Sales will be held on Thursday,
April 5th, at the premises near the street
railroad stables.
One hundred and fifty-eight emigrants
passed through this city during the week
ending March 10th, for points west and
south. Forty OF them propose to settle IN
this State.
The Columbus horticultural Society has
been resnscitated. A meeting was held,
the first for q number Of years, at the Of
nee of ii. G. Noble, on Saturday evening,
March Sd, when the following officers were
eleetsd for the present year: President, III.
@. Noble; Vice Presidents, George Gere
and J. NJ. Westwater; Corresponding Sec
retary, John J. Janney Recording Secre-
Gary, Robert Hume; Treasurer, W. g.
DeshIer; Council, G. p. L. Butler, A. W.
Buttles, w. +. Ide.
The Journal says: There are now 779
convicts in the Ohio Penitentiary, the pop
ulation being materially increased by the
arrival of delegations from different coun-
ties within the last month. The greatest
number OF prisoners ever confined at one
time in the Peuit9ntiaFy was 979 and this
was some wears ago. Last year the num-
Der decreased to about 200, bat it is going
up brayely now. The west hall, which has
been vacant for about a year, was on Tues
day. reopeud, and the Cleveland delegation
received as its first installmeDt of inmates,
MADISON COUNTY.-Fhe London UpiOll
says; The. great religious revival which
has been in pros ress at the NJ. Il. Church
in this place for the last four weeks past
still continues. The number added to the
Church up to the present time is one hum
dred and fifty. At the Presbyterian Church
more than twenty persons nave united
with that Church and still the work con-
tinues.
A company is organizing at our neigh
boring town of South Charleston with q
capital of 100000 to erect and work
wooden factory.
MORROW CoUNTY.-The CardingtOn Rec
,eIye says: Our Village gives promise of
: greater amount of Improvement during
.he coming season, than for many years.
Rising forty Uaenlbers have been added
70 the NJ Il. Church OF this place during
she meeting thai has just closed at that
church. A very interesting meeting is in /
at the NJ. p. Church, OF Carding-
on, under the auspices of the United /
Brethren denomination. Large accessions /
ire being made to the Church, and much /
eeling and interest is manifest in the good /
,ause,
The Mt. Gilead Sentinel says: The wheat /
oolls very bad the cold, frozen weather /
las been SO severe on it that fears are en-
ertained that the crop viii be nearly a
allure.
UNION CoUNTx.-The TlTbtssse gives the
blowing. account Of recent demonstra-
ion by the rowdies of 8farysviIle:
On Tuesday night of last week some bad,
malicious persOns-probably some bad
DoNs. whose early religious training, If
hey had any, did them no good-Went on
mission of deviltry in general, such as
olling barrels into the street, breaking
.QWn trees on the sidewalks, removing
igns, DC. One of them concluded it would
dvance his reputation by breaking one Of
he large glasses in front of Whitney &
'ayne's store room, which he accordingly
id by hurting a brick through it..
SENATOR FooTE, of Vermont, is lying
angerously i'll at Washington, and but
light hopes are entertained of his recOv-
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