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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-10-19
w ADVERTlsEMENTs.
RnETlTnAL

FFTHE subscriber has in TRUTH, permanently lo~
Il cated'' in Delaware, and viii pursue his pro-
fessiOn, He would say his experience for some
years m active Practice gives him confidence that
he can be useful, and therefore sOlcits share OF
PubliG Patronage
Onic.. ovel D6navan & Co.'S. store. Reside nee,
william street, 3 doors eass OF -HOUB's HOTEL.
oct l9 '65 II WM G0BERICH, n D.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-10-19

The returns compiled up to the pres
ent date show that the Union majority
in Ohio will not vary much from A,
GOO The Union gains in some of the
counties are enormous, Cuyahoga, for
instance, gives a majority Of 1892 for
the Union ticket. a gain over Cox's ma
jority of 269 Mr.. Shelabarger's Of
fetal majority in the Seventh District
is 2I7I, gain of 1,21O over the vote
for Cox In Clarke county there is
gain of 1922 over she Cox vote and
in Greene a similar gain Of 2,595 !
Ashley official majority over Com
mager in the Toledo District is I 1,917,
W e k er in h 14th District
is about 1,7O0, and Garfeld's 1896
Buckland's S majority is 80O Mr.. Del
ano has been defeated by a majority
of ESQ for Morgan, but the election
it IS said, will be contested. The
Evansville Courier alleges that large
numbers of fraudulent Democratic
votes were cast IN the District. aud
that more unlikely things have happen
ed than that Mr.. DelanO will repre-
sent the District il the 10th Congress.
Returns showing Mr. Hamilton's
exact majority in the Eighth District
have not vet been made public, but
enough Is known TO make it quite GER
tain that it eanuot fall much below 3
$50. This is a clear Uaion gain of f1O6
over Mr.. Hubbell's majority in 1864,
and of 523 over Gov, Cox's majority
in 1865. This result is truly encourag-
ing and strikes copperheadism one of
the hardest blows 1t has received since
the surrender of Lee and Johnston
1t needs no coarse display of shang
hal roosters and double loaded halle
lUias to set forth the glory of such a
triumph The figures speak loud
enough.
The Herald thinks there is no
necessity for extended or minute re-
turns of the late election" Oh,
no, Of course not from a Democratic
point Of view To be compelled to
publish such returns would be a me
cessity' very painful to the Herald and
exceedingly unpalatable to its readers.
But had tile Democracy triumphed
then there would have been no end to
the returns emblazoned with exhiliar.
ated shanghais and flaming Job type"
headlines in the columns of the Her
aid. But since it is as it is and cannot
be helped, why of course there is no
necessity for it
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-10-19
,Sherif's Sale.

Miller Paraons. : n Pursuance Of the commands
- Of a Nendi Expo. issued from
George OFT. she Court Of Common Pleas OF
Delaware County, ohio, and to me directed shall
offer for sale at public vendue at the Court H0usr
in the Town Of ofDelaware, in said County, on the
1911. Day of Noe. Il. ID. 1866
at one O'Clock, n OF said day, the following
described real estate % wit s'Situated In the
town OF Delaware, county Of Delaware, State Of
Ohio, and being the following described part
the east part OF In Lot No. 81 Gold number-in
Powell & Rheem IS addition TO said TOWN. Begin
ming at tne west line uf Sandusky Street az point
IS feet north Of northwest corner Of Sandusy and
Hili street. Thence north along the west line OF
Sandusky Street 90 feet 70 poiut 10 feet South OF
the northeast corner Of said In lot IS. Thence
west along the south line OF the alley between said
premises and the pre- mises Of Frederick AnthOni
parallel with the north line Of said lot, four
rods to the east line OF that part Of said lot IS
formerly owned by J. H. Watkins. Thence south
along the east line or said lot 90 feet 70 pol nt IS
feet north Of the nor IA ilne OF Hill ST. m enus
east parallel with the north line Of Hill street four
rods 10 the place Of beginning
Appraised at S.
J. ". LADD,
Oct 10, 1s66-4wpisOO, o. sheriff.
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Sherif2s Sale.

John Church, Jr.1 T5Y virtue of an execution
uN - issued from the Court Of
VIM s. CIymer. J Common Pleas OF Franklin COuu
" iJhlo and to directed shall offer for sale at
pubh vendue at the residence Of William ). Ciy-
ner, in orange Township, Delaware COun ", Ohio,
on the
30th Day Of OCTOBER. A. D. 1856.
at O'Clock P M Of said day the following de-
scribed property 10 wit From SIX to ten tons o
Broom Corn brush in the barn. The uud video
one half interest OF twenty i've acres OF Corn in
The field. part in the shock aud part the hill, and
Twelve head Of Mules two years old
J, W. LADu,
Oct. 10, Is8s-2w. .ptSO 90. sheriff
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-10-19

The Herald confesses that there is
nothing left to the Democrats now but
a clear conscience" This is the first
time we ever knew them to have it,
and we don't believe they have got it
very bad now. We recommend them
to take Soothing Syrup, a remedy ap-
propriate to their symptoms.
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AT
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June 8, 1855 -tf.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Estate of Laura p. Harter

Estate OF Laura 7. HafLer.
RTOTIrE is hereby g vva that the undersigned
In has been duty appointed and qualified the
administrator with the " III annexed Of the estate
of Nrs Laura P Uarter, deceased, late Of Dula-
ware CouHiy, Ohio. All persons Interested will
govern themselves aCcor Ingly.
Oct. 70, 1855. ST. ANDREW HARrEB.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-10-19

The Herald thinks the people of the
North are not sustaining the Constitu-
ton. It that be so, the people of the
South and the Northern Copperheads
must be the only loyal element in the
country. Heaven pity the country if
that be so.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-10-19
INDUCEMENTS TO SETTLERS.

For profitable investment by the capitalist or BY
| persons wnose limited means forbid the purchase
ofa homestead ia the older Statrs. these lands
present unusual Inducements Within ten years
tho company has sold 300 900 acres 70 more than
25 600 settlers, and purchaser, being an actual
SET Tier has lost bis h0ule through harsh treatment
on the part Of the Company Where indulgence
Z 0ls beon deserved, 30 has been extended 10 meet
The necessities OF the farmer. The soil 10 unHur-
passed 10 fertility, climate heaithy taxes are low
and churches and schnos the latter supported by
Q public iundl abound throughout tue length and
breadth Of tho state
Prices and Terms of Payment
The land are sold in tracts 0f 90 acres and uu
ward--the prices range from SO % st2 per acre
and upwards, and they are snd on credit or for
cash A deduction OF FES PR CEsrr- from the cred
it price is made tn those WIN parehase iof each.
EXAMPLE.
Forty acres al IS per acre. on credit che prin-
cipal one quarter cash town-balance ia one two
and three years, at six per cent. interest, adj
vance each year.
INTEREST. PRINCIPAL.
Cash Payment. s14.so sso,o0
Faylnent % one ychF',,s- ..--.- 90 5000
tayment 10 tFo years .----.-..s $50 5000
Payment iu three years.......- 5000
The same land may be purchased for
$289 in Cash.
For fun information on other points, together with
the maps, showing the eKaci location Or Lands, viii
10
LAND COMMISSIONER,
Illinois Central Rail Road Co., No. So Michigan
Avenue, Chicago, III.
Oct, 10 Isa8 sm
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

fTVHE subscriber offers for sale, the farm on
= which she now resides known the home
stead Of the late jacob Smith, situated on the
Berksh iro rpad less than one mile from the east
line OF She corporation. This aad Is OF excellent
quality. 0r go acres Of which is we'll sel with
vaiuauir tlmber. The improvements consist or
good huuse and barn, out bulldogs, orcnard, and
a durable stream running through H. ANY per-
sons wishing 10 buy good farm near town, win
please Apply 60 the subscribed ou the premises.
OUt. u, l666-4.I CHRISTINA b. SMITH.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-10-19

The official majority for Smith in
Union county is 936, and for Hamil-
ton 932 Lefever.s majority 10 Rich
land county is 357 and Reid's 361 In
both counties there have been large
Union majorities.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-10-19

HHaA cheap 80 place IN tuwn 90 boy ~uUsAk ID a.
4 - 2aU .a DQNIYAN a P0TWIN's
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District Court.

District Court.
COSHOCTON-June 11th.
18th.
DELAWARE-June oath.
MORROW--June 26th.
RICHLAND--June 9th.
KNOX-July 1st.
ASHLAND-July 5th:
WAYNE-July 8th.
HOLME5-July 9th.
"And it is further ordered that copy OF
this order be published by The Clerks Of the
several Counties 10 said District 10 one or
more newspapers of general circulation
therein for four consecutive weeks
T. G. JONES,
GEO. W. GEDDES.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-10-19

Madame Ristori has netted s26,910
in IL theatrical performances in New
York aud Brooklyn.
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NEW ADVERTIsEMENTs.
II 7 M FL
OF
HOLDING COURTS
IN THE
SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
FOR 1906
FOR 1885,

A 7 a moetin OF the undersigned Judges Of the
a. Court Of Common Pleas Of the Sixth Judicial
district Of Ohio, held at Mansfield, Ohio this l2th
lay Of October, A. D. 1855, it is ordered that the
terms 0r the Courts of Common Pleas and District
curt for said District, for the year, A. D.. 1867
be held IN tho several Counties OF District, at the
stmes following
Common Pleas Court
DELAWARE.-January 21s t,
April 22d, September 23d.
KNOX-March 18th, Aug. 18th
November 5th.
ING.-February 18th, May
14th October 5th.
COSHOCTON.-April I'd, Au-
gust 18th November 5th.
MORROW-February 18th, May
14th, October 18th.
RICHLAND-March 18th, Au-
gust 9th, November 18th.
AsHLAND-February Goth, Au-
gust 6 November 5th
WAYNE-March 18th, August
10th, December Sd.
NOTWITHSTANDING 18th, May
9th, October 18th.
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nRPHANs' COURT. Oct ISL. ls1s-Dl>rRrcr
~ OF GoLINBlA. NAsHIsGIsN COUNTY. Ts.,,,r.
la a.. case q VIM. q; Hill ard Robert s Chew
eHecHteIs OF Mar lien. essed the Executors
Aforesaid has, With the appreciation Of the or
phsus Court % Wellington county aforesaid
appointed Saturday. the 18th day OF Mover
for tho hBal settlement aud distribution OF Tn,
personal estate of sad deceased and of the asset.
10 hand, g lar as the same have been col
lrCted asd- turned into money; when AM
where all the creditors and heirs % said
deceased are pstihed attend, with their
claims properly vouched or they MAJ othprwise by
isw be excluded from all benefit in said deceased 7,
estate provided . copy Of this order be published
once swrek Tor three weeks In the Evening Star,
I Test: Y & RoERINS
oe 1-is~sw Register of Wills.
THIS is TO GlvE NOTICE., Than the subs IRA.
u Der has obtained from the Orphans ConrI Of
Wilmington County, IN the District of CulnIn II a
suer. 81 ADM nistrstioB the personal e,tatr OF
wSodiord stone, late Of Wellington. u. O.. lie
ceased All parsons having clam. against the aid
100000. are hereby warmed o. EXHIBIT the a ne,
Sghtns voacher- thereof Ia the sub-qriher ON or
SePrs The IN day II Orteber next they psy other.
estate ~ !. If.F- 80 - - vi so sA's
Given up&ss ny hsnd. th,. Ess dsy Of October,
- - MANY A. sfOyG
/. ~'sS's o., Asniajstrsfri,
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Railroads, for Petersburg, Weldon, Wfiminston
HAleish, Grssnsbero', salisbury, Charlotte ona
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. Passengers by this line pass BY daylight Nom,
Vernon, and may hsye An opportunity OF WAITING
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Breakfast ana snip on board Of STEAMERS.
GEO. MATTINGLY Supt., Warrington, D. q.
- MATTHEW 0LARK. Agent; ws.hinston.
ApSU General Passenger Agent.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

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tetts itself IN tine selection Of arfte &c ~
and II may bereCsrded as prosf of highly e1u-
eated rstisnsl taste that PHABON'S aNIGHT
BLOOMING CEREUS. has been adopted by All
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rsTfume Sold evertybsre
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THE EVENING STAR.

nUKpHRED By RIVAL young mao
named Bateman has suddenly disappeared
from Hoge's Corners, IN the town or RensseI-
aer county. " Y. and is supposed to have
been ~ Drdered by ~ rival in q love ar III. For
seine time past baternSn has been the re ei pient
sfseversl anonymous notes, threatening his
Lie. On thursday evening last Bateman at
tended party, having IN bis posse ssion gun
wherewiih 10 defend himself and while on
Ets return home be is believed 20 have been
nGrdered BY the rejected euitor and an &C.
cOmplIce. spot near Bafeman's hon sc bears
evidence Of severe struggle HIs gun, glove
AND pocket uook were fonnd The body is
supposed q have been thrown into an al iOin-
fhr lake. An investigation is going orward-
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS r. E ,.S,,.S ar n. ,.,,s... Of tn.
Esler1. hsown ~ the METHODIST PRQrEs
fAkr CHURCH and PARe0HAGE, on Ninth
street " Get, oetvetn = and streets north, ed
Joining the Chronicles Bnildiue go =
Bids win be received for the whole property. or
December next 81
FOR further information Inquire Of G. T. KEN
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no .stawtdec1 fChron 4 Intei1
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DROPOsALs FOB IRON HEAD BLOCKS.
Qssrsg~ssts, 9e.sre!'s QHss,l

II
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IT tn SsattsIms,t.r General, wssni,gtcn. d O..
ron ss.d sioeis for kstics.i tesessrss. de fs
red in snapIitiss sDost ss foiiovI, viz: -
ls% S e 70 90 ss.a 30 S'cI
New iTo.i CITY, n T., from ss0 to 5000 head
Phi'ss.iyhI., Pa, from 'ecc to $50 head
PiitsbsTsh,- Pa, from 100 to 80 head block,
CuM6srlaSd. Nd !, from SO e GO do
sss.ssa: Nd t !Tsm 20 20 e e s ss 90
kpsiet.n, Nd, frsn 1000 TO 800 head blocks
Wheeling, Wet vs.. from 100 70 100 do
ChaIleston, ksDAxha @. Id from 200 to SO
Wssbiprton. p. C., from u, 900 to $500 head
Aleasndris, Va, from 5000 TO 1900 head
Fred.Iicissurg, Va, from l.,oco to isoco bead
Wineasst.I,- Va, from sSftO 5000 head
HArperr Ferry. Va, from 600 to 500 head
RicAnond,y Va. from 600, to ii coo head block.
Norfolk. Va, from 20 81 500 do
City Poins Or Petersburg, from Is COS to 20 oos
Ne~berp, N Q; from ,oce to Zoo head block.
wilHipxt"n, n. e.. from 2 300 to 5000 head
sali,bury. N. @ from 800 TO CO.. head blocks
Goldsborough, N. C.. from .sov to 2 oo0 head
blocks
ehsrie.ton s o.. from 300 to l.ooo head block.
Florence 8. o., from ~ TO $500 do
Hilton Head, ). g, from 2,otp TO 500 head
Beaufoft, s o.. from 90 to ! 800 head b,.,o..
Savannah, Ga, from 600 to $50 do
Narietta, Ga, from yts0 20 so do
Ander sonvile, Gs from L. 90 10 Il ,op head
blocks N
Millen, Ca, from so to 200 head blocks
Mobile, Ala, from 70H TO 900 DO
selns or Montgomery, Ala, from 700 to 8 900
Barrsncss Fla from 800 TO 600 head BLOCK.
New Orleans, La, from S!ooo to 4e0 head
Baton Rouge, La. from 2.ooa to $500 heal
Port Hudson, La, from 500 10 500 head b,ocl.
Brownsville. TeIa-, from 50, To go do
Brace Santiago, Texas, from 90 TO 5o1 head
NaieheS, Miss, from 200 to 700 head block.
Nick,burs, Miss, from ljIeo to 5,eey he'd
Corinth. Miss. from & oeo 90 6 500 head h,o.L.
Memptis. Tenn from 900 to Il 900 10
Fort Donelson, Tenn, from 20ov to COS ne ad
blocks ~
Nashville, Tenn, from Is o. to A.oso head
blocks
Pittsburgh Landing, Tenn. from ,eoO to 90
head blocks " INV
Stone River, Tenn, from 400 to $50, bead
Chatt.noess. Tenn, from sooc 20 10. 900 head
knexyille. Tens, from a.so to 5000 head
F Columbia, Tenn. from ,e 10 so h,.S b,o,,.
Louisville, ny: from &s0oa 10 5.oOs head bloc.
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pIALERs IN HOBBIeN EXCHANGE,
GOvKRNMENT SECURITIES.
STOCKS, BONDS,
GOLD AND SILVER.
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
First National Bank Of Washington.
I'D. COOKE, tof Jay Cooke d Co.. President.
WIN. o. HUNTINGTON, Cashier.
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY
xIEANOIAL AsENT OF THE UNITED
STATES,
lsth srrtei, opposite tAt Trsass,y Department.
Government Securities with Treasurer United
States
- ONE kILLION DOLLARSN
We buy and sell all classes OF GOVERNMENT NJ
SECURITIESst current market rates.
FURNISH EXCHANGE and make Collections
On ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE
UNITED STATES.
We purchase Government Vouchers on the
MOST YAVORABLE TBRxS, and give careful
sns prompt attention 70
ACCOUNTS Of B USINESS MEN and FIRMS
and to any other business entrusted to us.
FULL INFORMATION In regard TO GOvERH-
MEET LOANS at all times cheerfuliy furnished
VIM. 3. HUNTINGTON, Ca shier.
Washington, March 70, 1865. milf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-13
DBoPesALs FoR STATIONERY.

Treasury D,parim,st. ox-, Of Iatasal Rsro.s
Washington. October lsth, lss
sssled prop.sals will lie received &C this Of
pptil the 18th day Of November, lss, stI9oc
n. tor enppiyfng the Assessors and Collecfor,
Internal kevente throughout that portion OF
United States lyieR esst % the Rocky Mosntu
WITH stationery for the fiscal year ensing N
Sth, 1907, and until the first day Of JAnaary,
Tor suppfyinF the A SCISSORS and ColleC tore v 81
the Rocky Mountains
Bidders may obtain a schedul> Of Articles "a
Furnished d. with conditions under which such a
cits sre to be delivered. upon application 90 a
hs.essor or collector. or to the Commissioner
No proposals will be entertained from part =
Who are not regular manufacturers or dealers
the articles biz Tor, nor will proposals be eens
cred unless acc-mps uied by satisfactory cuar
fully executed-
Bids which contain price, lees than TIE fair t9
OF the articles will be considered fraud ulent
rejected.
The Two Hundred and Forty Collection District,
Are distributed into q We Departments. shown b,
the schedule Furnished, and each proposal mu.
name the Department it IL proposed 90 supply
The Commissioner reserves the right o. re e-f
any bids parts Of bids which the Interest Of a..
Government may require
The bids should be sddr ee>ed 70 the Com m %
er OF Internal Revenue, endorsed =. Proposals. fai
supplying Stationery 20 Internal Revenue On
cers. Il. A ROLLINS.
&C y eotnovl3 Csmmis sioafT.