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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-09-21
The Pres sident's Fa ithlssaness.

4 Theodore Tilton, of the Independent
/ 70 commenting on the Presidents elec.
/ noneeriug pilgrimage to the grave of
douglas, very truly and forcibly re-
What an opportunity for great ca
reer was offered to this man, before the
nation suspected that he was a trickster
But that stone cut head, that deep set
and lasclvlous eye, that half-elenched
hand seeking to be fist, indicates a man
who might be hero among bullies. but
can never be champion of moral ideas.
Accordingly, though he might have re
stored the Union in 30 days after Lees
surrender by simply debating Impartial
Justice, he chose to reanimate the rebel
lion and 20 reimperil the country.
Making promises only to break them,
he has the brazenness to ask if he has ever
been pcrddious. Promising that treason
should be made OdiOus, he has broken
his promise by making treason the chief
passport to his favor. Promising that
rebels should take back seats" he has
broken his promise by thrusting rebels In
to the chief places of honor within his
gift. Promising that he would be the Mo-
ses Of the black race he has broken his
promise vetoing every bill providing for
their safety and happiness. Promising
that loyal men whether white or black,
should alone govern the State, he has
broken his promise by setting his foot
equally on all loyal men, whether white
or black, aud selecting instead the enc.
mics of the Republic to be b s agents In
its government. Promising sat his plan
of reconstruction was to be enly an eE.
pertinent which Congress might either
accept or reject, he has broken his prom
ise by an unparalleled attempt on the
part of the Executive branch Of the Gov
ernment 10 nullify the Legislative. Prom
ising that his quarrels with the Republi-
can party should be fought out exc lusive-
ly in the ranks of that party, he his bro
ken his promise by openly desc ting tc
the c0pperheads and rebels. Making all
these promises, and breaking them all,
now at least with an effrontery like that
Of Charles the First, who lost his head by
lying, Andrew johnson ezclaims Show
me the promises I have broken - To
which the astonished American people
reply. Show us the promises you have
kept Meanwhile in
the solemn hour when he stauds by the
monument of Douglas let him forecast the
epltaph on his own. Happy is he who,
after death, lives again in a nation CRATE
full remembrance Cursed is he who, dy-
ing, is buried beneath the reproaehes of
the just and accusations of the poor.
Touched with insanity, corrupted with
lust, stimulated with drink, let the Presi-
dent Of the United States, standing for a
half by the graves edge, calm his
blood and chasIen his thoughts, till he
can reflect, for his warning, how a chief
magistrate who betrays his country shall
become handful Of dishouOred dust.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-09-21
Ny Hermitage.

would have Il hewn from mi'k-white stone,
A porch Should l9ek 10 tue morning sun:
And the lowly roof. its sim pie shape
should hide in a Yeil afcIamberinE grape.
Trees that had battIed a oentury's storms
should guard my cot with their giant forms;
It would sooth ny heart to hear, all DAY,
The musical surge orthe leaves at play.
some Wild swift brook should be my wine;
On the gardea's wealth I'd richly dine
With the honest corn for all my bread,
And cream from white cows, clover-fed.
The rooms within should be cosiest nests-
The sun and the breeze my welcome guests
And they should hnd there 8ovelier things
Than the gorgeous tinseIries OF kings:
Bright, pure walls aud friendly books;
Deep rich pictures N twilight hooks;
One fair statue for holding flowers;
And mellow music for moonlit hours
here with friends that were truly mine
To quaE sometimes OF nay brooklet's vine
Out Of the strife OF the world I'd dwel,
And study the lessons Of Nature we'll
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-09-21
MISCELLANEOUS.

0p1 k0o PER YEAR we want agents
OIL sOVU every where 70 sell our IAPRoVEp SO
Sewing MaohInes Three new kinds Under and up
feed sent on trial Warranted hFe years Above
salary large commissions paid. The ONLY machines
sold United ates for less than $40 which are
fully licensed bg HsJOe Wheeler, Il WiLsOB, GT0UeT d
Boxer Singer d Co., and BdthettsF AL other cheap
macanes iafTiHge Eelts the seller or user are
lGbtet0 arrest fine and iEapyisOHHet. Illustrated cir
culars FREE address, or call upon Shaw a Clark
at BiddefOrd, Maine, Chicago Ill
June I, zoo. wi
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-09-21

The N01parel says the Philadelphia
convention was opened By singing the fol-
lowing anthem, lined by Rev. Henry Clay
Dean
On Bull Runs stormy banks ] stand,
And cast wishful eve,
To DiXie's fair but raVished land,
Where our pOss essions lie.
o, the transporting, rnpturous scene,
That rises 70 our sight,
Cotton fields in living green,
With niggers black as night
Sweet hopes beyond the swelling hood,
Stand dressed i'm living prren,
So TO the rebs Buchanan sto0C,
But Lincoln rolled between.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-09-21
Guardian's Sale. !.

WN PURSUANCE q order Of the Probate Court Of
delaware county Uhlo, made on tne - uay Of Aug.
y. ls66g n the case Of Frederick D. Aerrelts Guar
dian Of kooert A. Whls against hs ward, The under
signed wlii
Saturday the I'D day Of Sept. A. D. 1856,
0 cloek, r n ths premises OneF a pubuc
safe toe following described real estate. Situate
Concord tgHnshIp, Delaware G0unly, ono. aGd beng
lltA - X A. IS marked on The pat Of t1e partitol
O lands made IN the OF Maria hite agaIus1 Nel
y Whue, g.. a. as racOEned in Vol. ~ rage 2zG
Dn4nrerF kecOras 81 Delaware e0unty, Onio, peRiu-
nlng stone pOst the bank Of the
=cIotO by sugar aud white oak a. n. h. cur
ol said Land IA enCe 81 degrees " along tne
NOrth tnere1I county road 40 Z4-Z5
rous 10 post IA cenIer of state FUad a. point q,
thsnce ~ degrees along the center OF saud rOal
81 ZlO OILS 70 post AMI te5 stones a point H thence
n " degrees a minutes 4. aiUng The norm line VI
Marah Wnile, iot l55 zzlO0 rous her n. h. corner
bank Oi scIvto point a. EhenGs y. ~
gress Is % 1o0 r0aB ~ fne lace beginning
lauIug JhIrEy three l25 6-l0 psrcnes Of
rus premises 10 sOld, Tree EueuEn uraDcsE.
Teru4a saie.-Ons tuird cash. une-ahird one
and Lnird IA EWo years frUm day Ut sale ~ be
curea ~ nlUrigaEe GA the premises sglds duisrreu
pas " bear interest per cent payable an
uuaiy.
FREDERICK D. MERREFT, Guardian
By T. Il. FoWru huDerL a Mume.
AIS ATTY [aug "a 65-aRpis5 ,i5.I
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-09-21
sattIemant of Egtates.

YgyHEt ACCOUNTS iu the following eases have been
RIed for aettiement ID the Probate Court for Della
ware county and the same have been for hear
log the 2oth day Of September, for hual bearing
and settlement, tO-wit:
l. Carpenter & Harding Executors Of Isaac Welch ,
deceased.
ra--slHn K. Matthias, .Exeeutrix Of John Matthias,
deceased.
Lyman B. Hanover, admr. OF Benjamin Gorsueh,
deceased.
g. Gs0fza &. Woihey E9eeneaF of Susan Wise, decd.
g. Hugh Cole Guardian d Sarah Kirk, and others.
r. W. POWELL,
Sept "a. '66-3W Probate Judge
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-09-21
sac of Iand bY Orderof Court.

william B. Blarnsy. Adminislrlor1 TN DELAWARE
z 55Hfa with wiz anheEed of a County oa5of
zrusin Md. Fincn, deed Probate Court
Mary Grimes Castor. ana Others Petition 10 sell
Defendants. real estate.
By an order made sept, nbar Ilth 1856, said Court
the above case, ead admni istrator VIII pter at
public sveniue a. 2 O'Clock p 3f. On
Saturday, October 18th, A. D. 1866.
an th5rsfs th follosslhs described real estate TO
wit f5ituate tue state OF Ohio, County Of Della
ware, in Kingston township. il Range Seventeen
the undivided i've twenty seventh (b-27l part Of lots
numbers One (1) and 70 in said section said lots
containing one hundred acres eacn or Whereabouts.
Terms Of Eale-ORe thIrd Of the purchase money in
haad day Of sale, and the residue thereof IN
one and two years thereafter with interest payable
annually from day OF sale, and secured By mortgage
tue premises
Appraised (said 5-27 part) at s92s.
Bv REID & Eaton Wm. b. BI4AYNEY,
his AIty. Administrator, &C.
sept. IA, ,'68 5w. .pisO0,5O
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-09-21

The execution of music imparts great
er pleasure than the hearing Of it. That
which l hear cutters into existence from
without, awakeus and enriches my mind ;
but that which l sing Is the efiuenee of
my own life, the exertion of my own pow
er to refresh and elevate myself as well as
we'll as others. MARX,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-09-21
Attachment Notice.

Theron A. Beach, 4 u EFOBE J. ALLEN aIus ues Of
th u.s. ~ the Peace ol Delaware Town
John D. Forgey. shia- Delaware County, Ohio.
cath day July. 1858, SAID Just issned
of tcbrnenr ia the above action Tor the sum
al sa5 So Tfai viii be had the above action be-
gore saf Justice at bis on &c in said Tow nship, Sep
tembeT 26tn. 1889. a. @ o'oi8ck- A. M
sept, J, 1856.-aw I
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-09-21

Speaking Of shaving said pretty
girl 10 an obdurate old bachelor, Il
should think that a pair Of handsome eyes
would be the best mirror 70 shave by
''Ye es, many poor fellow has been shaved
by Them, the wretch replied
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-09-21

A young American lady, Miss f., of
our suburban cities, was riding in the
Bois de Boulogne, Paris, with the daught-
er of one OF our officials, when gentle
man drove past in plain equipage and.
recognizing the coat of arms on the car
riage, surprising she was one of the femi
ly bowed very graciously. The young la
dy, not recognizing the person, stared at
him, and 10 much confusion aud indigna-
ton turned to her companion and said :
Did you see that impudeu1 fellow bow
to me p "0h, yes that was the Empe-
rOr.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-09-21
4 -Attaohment -Notice.

Joseph A. Wasson, Pit'n. ID EFORE J. HIPPl F, Jus
against % uee or Ine Peace Of
James r. Lynch, Delt. Delaware Township, Del
aware county Ohio. On the 10th day Of Augus A, p
1885, Justice ssued order or aiaen the
above action for the Of FIaty-one dollars and Fiji
ty-one cents with interest tn ereon from Febru ary I'd
ls0G. Defendant is notified 70 appear and answer On
the 18th day oi october 1866, at 10 O'Clock; A. A.
sept T. '668if JOSEPH WASsOS-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-09-21

A would-be agreeable, taking his seat
between Madame de Stael and the reign
ing beauty Of the day, said How happy
1 am 70 be thus seaJed between wit aud
a beauty Yes, replied Madame de
Stael, "and without possessing either.
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COO A MONT II AGENTS wanted Tor 'is
- u " eHftTelg articles, JUST out address o.
UanE1 CIUy suuuIng, BuueIOru, Me.
june 1, '66-tyi.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-09-21
Legal Notice.

VHFILIAh[ WORLlNE a2d CathartDe Mef heFson anu
M archibald MCPhsrsUn. her husband, all OF the
Slase oil IinnOs, WOFAns, WLo IS married
ftbe name OF her husband aud place residence Is
GnknU,g a wall take notice that the uhders sned a.
Administrator de q ais Of samuel Worhne, decd
tns 23d day august A. i 1865, HE'D 10 Inc Fru
bate Court Ot Delaware County, OhiU, hls petlit0h
against ghenl others pray ihg among other things
for al order said COut fUr tne safe Ot, ana the a.
spnment Of the Nary WOrIne, IN, and 70 tne
lUl.owIAg premises 10 VII IA LoIs Nos ~ ana ~ ~
tue rsan o. Ashiey, Delaware e0uhty, and state u
ONO aud that deed Lnt No. u, N aue o "a
in the name OF the said William Worne, Dy Finch <
IaamD. dassd OeboDer tl5tn A. - 1851, may De de-
creed " be fraudulent vOd Jhe creditors Oi
samuel W9rnns5 dseeasetl.sa sr
said PetLIUn Dc tUr hearing telOre the Judge Of
"a III Court Sc u Is uhce ths Town Deawsie, Uhlo,
on tne SIN uiy ,icJober, A. ID. lSt6,at 40 O'CLOCK
A. 81 -j0SntH ii G. NOlhl Adnlf- 0e ouils non
taiFaaF 8 Van lenHlini Dt samuel 0Oriines
AJtys Pet. Deceased
aug 81, '66.-vwptSI s504 s-t
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-09-21

On the 18th or 14th of November next,
prodigious fight of meteors, the most i'm
posing Of its Gind, will make its appear
ance, probably for the last time in this
century. Only thirteen Of these metoric
showers are recorded between the years
OF SOB and 1888. That of the latter year
was sublime spectacle. Arago computes
that not less than two hundred and forty
Thousand meteors were VISIBLE above
the horizon OF Boston on the morning
Of the 18th Of November, 1888. This
display was seen all over North America.
A similar display was seen by Humboldt
at Cumana, South America, In 1899.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-09-21
Aug. q. 1856. 5t.prso 90.
Sheriff Sale.

The Commissioners on T2Y VIRTUE oF A yENDl
Delaware County, ~ EXPO, " me ulfeotsq " rom
ps t.as Court OF Common Pleas Of
Caleb Howard, Et al delaware Cou nty, Onio, SHAH
offer for At pubHc yendue, AZ tne aoor oi the
Court House 1l Deiav area IN sAid Comfy On ing
24tb dGgJ of St10tss Il. De 1866.
at O'Clock F. 81 said Jay, following dessrlb ed
real estate 70 aitt sin Ffg township, Delaware eonn-
tv ono to1sit Bounded East, IN rhe center Of
une Olent4ngy River, Oh the old line made Dy p
Main Tor Percy Main, North, W. y NorrA lAhas west
on tne section (anu between tue tarfn formerly
owned by Ander Rag AM the line IS nXsd Ia the
center Turnp IKE Eoaus SouLh On tis IA main
line eductlug LherefrUm, Ten acres decided 91 Mary
EItlit and aary Perry Leonard, tuF es aud con
ved 70 his children being tne I'D Percy iAln larf5
M euntalntng from sky 70 Eighty acres Of lAnd
NO fract Or parcel tults IN the County ot
ljgfa,yure ana 5tse OF eI1, ttBe l9 to'VnsiIp 0
as IotI0Rs: TO CUmmence at tne center 9A l9t = A.
tue corner of lands 0wnsd by henry whey, Saihuel
N ise anu wilma q. Norris, tnencc, 70 run N0tlh
along tne DIVISION liAe Vi said lot = 70 STAKE ~ o
south line OF SAID enough 10 make niy acres
titsl.cs North Dg " O. Norrlal Or " le
line OF sad lot tileuee Wst g tns pace ~
ginuiug 10 contain may Also snVtheE track V
nsreei lan bItllats cuunfF "a DetaWhFe3 ana
state OniU, T0Wlt. Balng ne North East quarter
OF Lot 4 tne second quarter Of The kit 4eAtn-
suip and iueteentn iIle 81 the y s. a. Lands IN
rts State UnlO estimated contain one hundreu
auu LyiVe aurvs tne Rnoe NOrth EAST qaaftef
oi slu ot No. 4 agreeable survey ana pias lnade
by josef pn zap, jr.. Vi SAID quarter t0Whshlp, as
~ rvesor u slu County, aDUut the year A.
-. 1sIT.
described tract as ~ si00s- Enlra AZ 1t, ,zoO
Aug "A, '66.-6LpisI5.oo. Sheriff
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-09-21
LEGAL NOTICES.


To WH0M II sIAY CoSCEEE
On the 2sth day Of August 1855, petition was
lied vii d the Comm las ioEeEs Or Delaware EoanLy
Onio signed by twelve living uon and
ested II the rad mentioned below, the object and
prayer Of which petition IS for the Troy IurHpik
Company take and use BY permit In ufitins from
sad C0mmissloL all that portion Of the old san
dus6r Cuiufabug TuFnpiEe road. lies bet the
Aofth line oi CORPORATION or the Town o. DelaEH,
ana she North liue o. Delaware CountF. Said petit
tOn W5M be FOR hearing the next citing Of said
Commissioner E Hills, Sec =
~ aala 81 IsGG.-aw- Troy Turnpike Co.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-09-21
MEDICAL.
d. ARNOLD, III. d.,
ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN q SURGEON

DELAWARE, OHIO.
Office On sandusky Street, opposite the Della
ware County Hatl onal Bank
Office hours from 10 to u o'clock A. NJ,
and 2 tod and to s p. NJ.
rEThE WORD .-ECLECTIC' SIGNIFIES TO CHOOSE,
TO select from the various systems such principles
aud opinions have been demonstrated TO be sound
and rational The Eclectic new school Of medicine
acting upOn this principle nave selected many good
remedies from the Aopalhics Homeopathic, Hydro
pathie and Botanic systems; and m adatlOn 20 the
Selections made from thess systems, they have dscOT-
cred and BrooghJ int0 over Que hundred new and
valuable organic remedies winch are unknown 70 any
other system OF practice. Pursuing tins liberal and
progressive OF study and investigation, they
Lave established system entirely different lrum any
other ana daily experience and obserVat are cOu-
stantly demonstrating The world the vrty Of
this over all other schools or systems O medicine
heretofore known the medical prctessiOu,
The new system OF practice has beeL emihently sue
cessfuI in the treatment Of many OF those obstinate
,ss OF chronic diseases FhIcu heretofore have been
regarded as incurable- Among which may be named:
consumption ScrOtuia IHscnurges from the lar, Ca
tarrb OF tue Nasal Passages, Enarged Glands, White
SweIlng ScroIulOus Sores, FaTlcuse Ulcers &c In
the treatment diseases Of the stomach, Liver and
Kidneys Bronchitis and all diseases Of the Tnro Al,
4vuertuphy and all UJIgr diseases OF the Heart, Neu
ralgia Epepsy, spinal Affections, and All disc ases pe
ruar 10 females iL Is acknowledged by all who have
tested t 70 certain ami success iu ever
kpoyTu 10 the uedlcaI profession. The new syst EN-
,llfrs in theory also, old. IL teaches
diseased action alWay the result Of impaired
iraty and nat appears te be an exalIaLion eI the
vital iorces only apparently SO, and tnAt debility
OF a part or OF the whole bOdy condition
geI il has dig issed the dogma lhat in order 70
build Lne system up, IL s first NECESSARY II
down nd cUnseq tly ali those eblnIatng anu de-
plstng agents which reduce lhe system leave It
Ia alseaseu cOndIuon, after The primary disease
removed, are rejected.
abOrug under all forms Of chronic diseases
viii aoubtless tuu 10 their advantage 10 avail tne
seres the improved system VI Treatment,
proved emiheEtly Successful IA AL catses WHICH
tntIreIy beyCnu tie Zach u ensuiAI Evnts
Consultation " IA De ree, ami Tie luOst Jtiidid
cha rauteT, 10 C4sc MI tie patIe press
ud Tor unless the prospects fJr cure ur recI are
probable.
Terms ;-FOr UtiCe prescriptions and inedic ..es,
CASH. vsIts, the otuer tny siClaus.
July IL '56-dh
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-09-21

Edwin-Yo gu see, dearest, a fellow can t
exist without his heart. and as you hap
pen to have niue, of course cant exist
without you Angelina.-O, you absurd
creature.-P Punch.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-09-21
Sberif,s Sale.

Israel Fuller, PIN i u Y VIRTUE of an Execution,
US, AZ issued from Ale Souft %
Johp Elmore Dert common Pleas, OF delaware
Countv ohio and 20 me directed, 1 shall oder AZ
public Vendue al the door OF tne Court House IN
delaware, in sad County on tne ~.
24tb dGy of Sept, "A. d. 1866.
at O'Clock r. NJ OF said day me fon6wIng dscribec
Real Estate to wit ssSituated the county Of Della
ware and state Of One and being the NOrth part Of
Iot No So Secton /, Township s. Range IS, Q. 5 NJ
Lands and bounded aud described iulloWs- Begin
ming at stoneat t1e North west corner Of said Lot
So and running thence souua IS p9iss the west
line Of said oJ, % 90 ths east ine q lot ~ to stone
at he corner OF As acres Of the south
OF said lot ownsa B En6eiS Oliver, thence east,
100 poles the SAID Ut err nOrth line ~ stone on
the east In ofthe lat thence Aorih s. poles On SAID
line TO a stone north east corner Of said iots
thence west 100 poles the place OF beginning con
tanning so acres oI innd-
JNO. W. LADD,
Ana "a 1854 AZ prS9OO sheriff.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-09-21
EDUCATIONAL.
ohio Female College.

FTHE Opening Of The next session Of this institution
has been postponed 10 the Seventeenth OF SepJem-
5r, account of the presence Of cholera Cincin-
natl, and other points, IN rough which many its
upils pass in Feaching the College. There been
no Choiera as College Hil-
For Catalogues, Circulars, etc, Address
Rev. JAMES II, ANDERSON,
Sep , '66.-St College Hjll, Ohio.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-09-21
VOL XLvIII.
NOTICES.

Estate of Margaret Elliott,
MTOTlCE is hereby given that the unaeFs gned has
M been duly appointed qualified as aamlnistrs
the Estate Ok Margaret Elots, deceased, late
Orange township DelasTare county, 0hi1- per
s5nz iuEerssEea W8i govern themselves accordingly.
DANIEL KELLY
Sept. "A, 'ss.sut. AamlnisIrat6r.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-09-21
Proclamation. @
To the Qualified Voters Of Dela'oare
County.

A. A
To the Qualified Voters Of Delaaoare
County.
vMFurRTAg The Commissioners Of Delaware Coun-
wv IL contemplate the erect o. Court House IN
tue town of Delaware - Gust OF sixty thousand
JoIlsrs ~ 5,s r5ised bv taxation upon the taxable
propertv of said county In inst allm enss begin
Mug with the year 1861
auD WHEREAS, The third section OF the tfAet
70 Turther prsscrbs the duties Of County Commission
ers passed ADrIl stu, 1885, and amende April 4th,
1866 requires that contract snail be made TO- q
court house by which a larger sum Of money or eN-.
penge is involved than Thousand dollars, without
hrst submitting the question: 70 pOAcy ol s1cn
outlay Or expense involved therein, 70 the qua iihed
voters Of hecOunty, either at the annual spring or
tall election
THEREFoRE, The aforesaid contemplated outlay Of a
sum o. sixty thousand d0laFs to De raised as above
stated for tue purpose Of erecting Court House as
Aforesaid hereby submitted 70 the qualified voters
or eiaagare county at the fall election the second
Tuesday October next, agreeable 20 the Jaw above
referred 70.
And she qualified voters Of said Delaware county a.
the annual election on said ID Tuesday OF October next
viii nave written or printed, partly written ana
printed on their ballots words Court House, Yess
or the words tsCourt House. No And # II shall ap-
pear from The judges that majority OF
those voting shall have voted Yes, then the ouliu-
ing OF Court Aforesaid will De adludgeo 70
have been auLhOflEed, and not ot1erWise .5l
Given under hands GfclaiIyt at Delaware, Ohio,
this z0th day Aug- "A. y. ls.s6- s.
o. H. WIbITAMS,l
e Il BRA. 5,A: LHY, Commissioners.
August "A, ISe6. 5w.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-09-21
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T7oR SALE Ar MANUFACTURER's PRICES at Upper
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