Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-03-30

KNOX CoUNTY.-The al Vernon ReDls6-
ifeaa says:
The residence Of Jacob Mitchell in Wayne
Township, was destroyed bg Are on Thurs
Iav EVENING, Sth inst The loss was about
81 500. insured fer 500
The man in charge OF Geo. b. Potwin's s
stables was kicked by one OF the horses on
Wednesday last. The blow struck him on
the head and laid him out insensibl for q
time, but ne Is recovering.
A thorough effort to raise contributions
for the Soldiers Monument fund is to be
made in all the townships Of the county at
the time of the annual spring election
MADISON CoUSFY.-The Lendon Union
saws Mr.. Simsrman, Of Stokes Ep-. whom
we mentioned some weeks since as having
met with a serious accideutin telling 81 tree,
died on Tuesday of last week from the IN
juries then received
The great religious revival in the NJ f.
Church of this place still continues with
auabated interest. The number added to
be Church during the last five weeks IS
one hundred and eighty-seven-
A drunken row occurred at Pleasant Val
ley about a month since, in which four
young men were nearly beaten TO death By
some fifteen or twenty drunken rowdies-
We learn thatthe wheat crop throughout
the county Is badly winter killed In fact
was particularly severe on this CROP Our
cores spOudeut says t'On the Darby Plains
it is much injured, in some places entirely
lead.''
LICKING COUNTY.-The Newark AnlelT-
can says: We learn the spotted fever is
prevailing in Brownsville, this county, and
las produced quite a panic. Twelve deaths
lave occurred within the last few weeks.
Three young women died i'm one family
The remainder of the victims were child
en-
Mr.. Pearson, a shoemaker living in Jer-
sey, this county, committed suicide by cut
ring his throat with a shoe knife on Mon
day morning. He was found dead in the
wOOdhOuse.
MARION COUNTY.-The Soldiers Monu-
ment enterprise is progressing satisfactor-
lily in Marion. An Association has been
organized and efficient steps are being ta-
ken to secure subscriptions to carry on the
work.
The Democrat says: We learn that Da-
vid Petit 81 Bro, both of this township,
have purchased a farm in WyandOt eoun-
ty, of 3400 acres, for the round sum OF one
hundred and thirty thousand dollars
Morrow CoUNrY.-The Darlington Re
Bielle says: Gen. John Beatty has resign
I'D the Gushiership of the First National
Bank ofCardingtOn, and his place has been
supplied by the appointment of Maj. VIM.
2 Beatty, lately connected with. the First
National Bank Of Cleveland.
No period in the history of our town has
been so peculiarly marked by spiritual de-
VelOpment as the few weeks that have G.
lapsed since the hecnmnencement of the year
1866 Since February LIST there have over
two hundred conversions resulted from Ia
churches n
ten.
FFANKLIN CoUNTY.-We copy the sub
Oined items from the last number of the
Columbus Gazette.
On Monday night last, by a burglar whom
ne had arrested at the residence Of John S. /
Hall, on Broad street, Ed. Brunk, a police
lar escaped The wound is not serious, but
t viii unfit him for duty for some time
We are sorry for this, for Brunk has been
A mosB efficient and fearless officer.
Rev. w. r. Marshall commenced last
sabbath evening, before a large .congreea-
ion, at the Ist Presbyterian church, a se- +
-les of discourses on the PrOdigal Son.
Four hundred and fifteen emigrants pass
I'd through this city for the week ending
March 18th, one hundred and fOrty-seven +
If whom intend settling in this State.
The Journal of Wednesday says: The /
lFSG OF a series OF monthly stock sales in i
will be held on the grounds pre-
Dared for the purpose, near GfOodale Park, /
N Thursday, April 8. Let there be a full I
as the first meeting is perhaps /
o give form to the enterprise.
UNION CoUNTY.-The ATarysville Tribune
ays; The prOprietOrs of the VoOlen Fac
ory of this place we learn are about pro-
.uring more machinery to accommodates
heir increasing custom. It was thought
ast Summer that the new machinery ntar-
hased would be sufficient to do all the
york that would naturally tend to this
'lace. But this is. not the case: additional
seems to be demanded, and the