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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-14
TILE ALIlai EMPIRE.
Dcsecration OF one Grnye or. I.oll.

ever. as a matter of public information
that Mrs. Bollmeyer the widow AZ the de-
ceased. and by whom he stone bad been
placed at the grave Of hef dopaftcd hus-
hand was officially nottt,pa. h few davs
aoo. by the officers Of the cehietery Asso-
citation, that the tombstone must be re-
moved. She neremnforilF declined to com
NV win tbia stranue md Unnatural de-
mand. and 80 informed them. Friends OF
hers, who visited the cemetery Gay or
two since observed that tbe stone had been
carefully removed put py whom, OF where
It was taken, stu remains mystery.
The marble siao, thus eiandestineiy re-
moved, contained the ioiiowing ginscription'
which thongh true 10 the lester appears 10
have been OFFENSIVE to some INTENSELY
loyal' citizens A'Noett o.i,
"fELL by THE HAND oP AN = ASSASSIN lssAS
- NARrfRF TO THE
FREEDOM OF SPEECH AHp OF THE PRESS"
Iiat sueh a deeu shonid trahsplre ~
community IKE ours--where all had right
10 oei'eVe tnat tne repose OF tne aeda wo"ld
remain nnuslprpep-7lssom something that sur
passes all our lueas OF right justice orthe
dictates OF common humanity. we do not
~ '.S 49, ~ ~
"s,e. IN ."'o yasY 'ou
,''"' 49, oo
ments until another OCCASION In the mean
t'ne' we snail see whether there IS any at
tempt uade 70 ue'enu or apo'ogi2e ior tnls
'''u '',,''''' '",' '"' 80
nnB p'aee " ."e ue"u' al" ''io 'o''cs' "i'ec-
tiohs '.'n OIL the iiYing' ,..,.
SANpUsKy AND CISoIsssTI RAILROAD
We call attention to the advertisement Of
this road. la this evenings paper. 1t will
be seen that tile 10 20 AM train which
leaves Dayton, connects at Springfield for
White Sulphur Springs and Delaware; at
Forest for the East at Carey, Tor Flndlay;
at Clyde, for Cleveland and Toledo, arriv-
ing at Sandusky at G.s5 p. Az.
The Night Express, which leaves DAYTON
atnine r. NJ. connects at Clyde for the East
at SanduslSy, for cleveland and the East,
and with lines of steamers for Kelley's Is
land, Pat-fn- Bay Detroit and the Upper
d Lakes. gSplendfd sleepinp cars are furnish
{ ed on tile night trainsg L aTi8 7
individuals or families who desire to en-
Joy the cooling Dfee2es OF the lakes, or who
intend visiting the White. Sulphur Springs
v;lI oe co,,rse ,y.,i ,ha,,saI,,as, 90 III.
pefior' advantages afforded by this route.
one OF the best and most desirable features
connected with 1t SO far as our, own citi-
Nei'S are fohcerhed' Is that parties OF pleas
d ure can leave here by the night express
IfalIi, Spellu the following day AT the Is
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-14

fB-W. X. $. Ayers, Esq, of this city, has
been elected Treasurer of the Board of the
Montgomery County Agricultural Society,
In place Of d. II. Dryden, ESQ, resigned.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-14
Miscellaneous.

The Nebraska City papers claim that the
state Organization has been carried for the
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-14
The Fenians.

lll 3e BUFFALo, June l3.
Two companies of Indians have come
here to aid the Fenians. .I
General Alexander McCook of Ohio
while visiting the Canada side at Niagara
FAILS, yesterday, was arrested by some Can
adian volunteers guarding the suspension
bride. who considered him a suspicious per-
son, but, on proving his identity. he was
released, with many apologies from the
commanding officer.
The Fepian trials have closed in New
York. About half the parties were dis
charged, and the remainder were put un-
der, bonds at from one to three thousand
dollars.
p. o. Day, Fenian Head Center of Buff
falo, New York, has demanded of the mill
tary authorities the Fenian arms taken
from them. He claims them as his private
property.
New YORK, June l3.
A special dispatch TO the Tribune saws the
Canadian Government has ceased arming.
Night trains on the Grand Trunk Rail-
road are running, and mail line Of boats
between the East and West are also going.
BY order Of the Government no one Is al
lowed TO see or communicate with the Fe-
mans In prison here. 'ilI
No fresh regiments have come cut, though
some drafts of men for those already In
Canada have. All the volunteers are still
at the front. None Of the corps had any
fights with the Fenians.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-14

Shakespeare Linen Collars, at the Eagle
Clothing Store, received this week.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-14

THE FAR.-The Fair at Clegg's Hall, last
night was again largely attended The
spacious hall was thronged to Overlooking,
and everybody was delighted with the en-
tertainment. The best of order Is main
taiaed. and an evening cannot be more
pleasantly spent than by attending the
Fair, and assisting the benevolent ladies
who have it in charge in promoting the
work In which they are engaged. A great
variety of valuable articles are yet to be
disposed of and there will be new and
varied attractions this evening. Let there
be full attendance Tonight. The pleas
nre of doing good is a sufficient induce
'ment for everybody to go. 90
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-14

Umpire STEAM JOB PRINTING OF
Dayton. ONO.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-14

7 tB-The newest thing ont in the way of
Derby's, at the Eagle Clothing Store.
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n REMoyAL.--L, g. seippel a Co. have
moved 70 No! 90 jefferson street under
huston Building. The old friends Of chew
ing and smoking, who remember Che old
store win not hesitate to give us eau at
Oui no" Que It'd 4
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-14
TnH s1lE oN sarrNpkY. of One Patteruon-

Abh oAbh oN DATUhDAf, VI tut dtteftVu
property situated at Che foot Of Main
street. win be the largest Of the kind that
hascssrtalSeg place IN this vicinity. This
fuwisl nearer the ecurt house than any
'otiftr 81, this sidc ofA the river u contains
nearly 3O0'acres, divided Into lOta to suit
purchasers. aud affords the finest opportu-
,pity Of investing ~ real estate Chat has
been offered IN this locality. Those of our
citizens seeking building sites, as also those
wishing private garden and pasture lots,
with good watering facilities, should not
fail to attend the sale. The homestead,
with Its admirable spring and orchard, Is
unsurpassed in the beauty Of lts location.
The woodland, with its broad and beautiful
view OF Dayton and the Miami Valley,
crowns all other views about this city.
NEArSEss.--A literary gentleman was
once inquired Of "what is the first attri-
butte Of beauty3" He tersely replied,
"Nedtness;'' and, said he, vt is the duty,
made so by the natural law OF the Great
Supreme, that all men, and especially all
women, should be neat and tidy. A wo-
man may be beautiful IN face and form but
IL she is not neat and tidy in her adorn-
ment, her natural beauty loses all It's graces
and It's charms" i pressed him further,
with another question. IF 8eatness, as you
say, Is the first attribute, how shall be-
come sopp He quickly replied with all the
earnestness of a praeticed connoisseur,
-"Why, sir, go the Eagle Clothing, Store,
No. lls Main street. aud ask schwarz for
one Of his best and neatest suits OF clothes.
jnlldawlw VI niNit oE .aG 81,
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~ The Convention OF Homeopathic
rhysiclans, now In session at Columbus,
nave elected the following officers for the
ensuing year; President--D. H. BeckwItl,,
1sa Of Cleveland; Vice Presldent--George III.
Blair Of Columbus; secretary-W Web
ster OF Dayton; Treasurer-C. G, White, Of
Columbus; Board Of Censors-lGeorse W.
Barnes, A. @, Reyes A. shepherd, j. b.
,,,y' Hunt >. r. Flowers, NJ schoider, and J.
hif N! M!Uhrstiah. nv WnWeFlfD TEUsIs
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DAYTON WOOLEN FACTORY,

MO@MIaOa .M "a
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-02-09

DEATH OF DR.. R. P. NIANN.-This gen
tleman died at his residence in Milford
Centre, Union county, last week, aged p
years. He was very generally known in
this section Of the State, and highly ses-
teemed by all who knew him. He was
noted for his eccentrieity, and was never
without some special hobby that exelu-
sively occupied his attention, and to which
he adhered with enthusiastic ardor till his
attention was diverted to some more new
or novel object of devotion. The matter
that wholly absorbed his attention during
the last few years Of his life was the sci
ence Of Geologyi and we learn from those
competent to judge, that his attainments
in that science were remarkable consider
ing his advanced age when he commenced
the study, and his proficiency was aeknowl-
edged by distinguished saVants and prom
inent institutions of learning. He contri-
buted largely to the Cabinet of the Ohio
Wesleyan University, and among the
specimens contributed are many that are
rare and valuable.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-02-09

ADVERTISING RATES.
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FAIR FOR THE BESEFTT OF ST. NIARY's.
The Fair and Festival for the benefit OF st.
Mary's Church viii be given at MILLER S
HALL Saturday evening, the 10th inst, and
VIII continue on each day and evening,
Sunday excepted } until Tuesday evening,
the 18th inst. As the proceeds Of the Fair
are to be devoted almost exclusively to ed
ucational purposes, it is hoped that the
members Of our community viii extend 1t
a most liberal patronage. To all who shall
attend, we can assure a most hearty vel
come and an agreeable time.
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EDITORS GAZETTE
In reply 70 'aany letters and inquiries from people
in this section the country the undersigned take
great pleasure in saying through the columns Of your
paper, that eur renowned preparation known as GOES
DYSPEPSIA CURE, is q certain cure Tor Dyspepsia IN
its worst stages. Many cases Of long standing, with
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Dyspeptie who has lived for years upon Graham bread
and the painest diet, TO heartily as he peases
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or souring rising the stomach. 1t is ntalli-
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a healthy appetite stops sick headache heartburn
sickness at the stomach, pans CRAMPS, coilc IN Ell
-ther stomach or bowels, and sweetehs offensive
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tient to take plenty Of hearty food a'whcl is the
parent Of health2 produces vg0r, strength and en-
ergy In every trial Wc have known 1t has speedily
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names, and in many OF the eUding journals, from
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stores in United States and Canadas at 81 90 per
bottle, or Six bottles ior -S5 OOO
~ c. c. CLAR2 & CO., Propriotors,
June f5 7G5-ysC Now Haven ct.
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p. o. ITElrs.-The letters mailed at the
Delaware Post Once on Mondays average
over one thousand, about as many as We're
mailed in a week a few years since.
The number Of Money Orders issued at
this Office during the week ending Feb Sd
was twenty-eight, amounting to s362, So
the number Of Orders from other offices
paid was twelve, amounting to S260,30.
The following letters are held for post
age: Wesley ". Hooper, Lewis Centres
Miss Phenia Bailey, GAINESVILLE; Mrs.
Sarah Duvall, Columbus; D. Bently q Co.,
No. 81 Nassau St.. n. Y.
During the past week two letters were
returned to the writers from the Dead Let
ter Office, where they had been sent for
non-payment OF postage, one Of which
contained draft for $3.50, the other draft
for $50.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-02-09


CoBBIDy's DOMESTIC BIBLE.--Rev. p P.
KENNEDY having accepted the agency foI
this beautiful and popular edition of the
Bible, in Delaware county, is now can
wasting for subscribers. We cordially
commend him to our. readers, who viii
find the work all it processes to be. The
following Communications are from some
of our prominent clergy, and most COM
petent judges of the merits of a work of
the kind:
have examined Cobbinis Domestic BIZ
Bile, and can cheerfully recommend it as
being an excellent family Bible. Its notes
and Illustrations are both interesting and
instructive. f. MERRICK.
Q. w. UNIVERSITY, Jan. 9, '66.
Cobbin's Edition of the Bible not only
affords greater interest and profit to the
general and deVout reader, but it also con-
/ tributes more to a knowledge of Biblical
truth and to right understanding of the
/ Word of God than any edition have yet
/ seen. L. d. MCCABE.
o. w. U, Jan. 9, '66.
fully concur in the above sentiment.
/ A. NELSON, '.-.
Pastor of William st. N. E. Church.
We cheerfully add our concurrence in
the above favorable expression of the mer-
its Of the work. j. UFFoRD,
Rector of st. Peters.
is-s ---=--=- o. H. n I1WT9Eyy -s
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-02-09


Mr.. EDITOR 81 noticed in a recent num-
Der Of your paper, a note calling the atten-
zion of our citizens co the subject OF a Mon
ument, cOmmenaoraCing the noble service
Jf Our people in the late gIourious struggle
for our National existence. This is mat
ter that should not be entirely overlooked
we have too many and dear associations
connected with it, TO permit our sympa-
lhies for the gallant dead, or their survi-
vors, to expire, or to permit other portions
IF the State to excel us in this respect. We
1--WE another obligation to the patriotic la
lies Of the Aid Society, in calling our at
-entiOn to the subject; and the generous
proposition they make, to apply the bal
4nce Of money left in their hands to this
object. 1t is therefore proposed to hold a
meeting on this subject at the Court Room
an Delaware, on Saturday, 18th inst, at z
o'clock p. M, (5eing Court week, J at which
It is hoped that citizens or delegates from
svery part Of the county viii attend; ana
the members of the late Military Commit
Tee are especially requested to attend.
A CITIZEN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-02-09
LOCAL NOTICES.

LECTURES FOR THIS WEEK, AT DUFF's
Mercantile College, 81 EIfth street Pitts
burgh, Pa.
By P. DuG-How to get rich by business
-Intemperance, its fatal consequences to
youth-Address to the Graduating Glass
By ". H Duf-Commereia fOrms-The
correct words, and how to place them-AI-
50, daily lectures on Penmanship-
By n. 3. Hatch, ESQ. q.,-Commerci Law
On Fire and Marine Insurance.
By I. n. Forner-Constructin the Day
book in journal form, with specifications
and exercises-Detecting counterfeit and
altered bank notes, in which the class ex-
anime and test their proficiency upon a
large number Of counterfeIts.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-02-09

We find the following announcement in
the Columbus Journal Of Wednesday,
The young man referred to was a native OF
ghis place, son of Charles c. Miller, and
previous to his removal to Columbus was
a salesman in one Of our dry goods estab-
ishments. His brother, Charles Miller, jr,
was killed by a railroad accident a few
years since:
DEATH OF HOSEA w. BImLER.-The
painful intelligence of the reported death
Of Mr.. Hosea W. Miller, formerly of this
city, has reached his family, who are now
5ojourning at the United States Hotel in
LOuisville, KY. Mr.. III. was a passenger
on the ill-fated steamer Miami, and being
among the missing, is supposed to have
perished in the disaster that befel1 that
river.
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ReGalnape Gaaet1t.


A THoMsoN 3 son. Publisaers-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-02-09

DELAWARE. CorToN PLANTERs.-DeIa-
ware is well represented by cotton planters
in Dixie. GEO. w. HAIL, is running a
plantation near Vicksburg, Miss, this be-
ing the third season he has been engaged
in the business. Gen. EUGENE POWELL is
similarly engaged in Mississippi. Major
MARION d. VAN HORN has taken q plan
tation near Huntsville, Ala. Messrs. J.
II. MENDENHALL and WIN. c. WHITE
have plantation in northeastern Louis
lana; and 81. G.. ANDREWS is operating
another establishment in the same region.
Messrs. Mendenhau and White have pur-
chased plantation, the other parties
named lease those they occupy. We wish
them all abundant success.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-02-09

JoB PRINTTEe.-The proprietors Of this
paper now have such facilities for execu-
ting JOB WORK of every description, in a
neat and workman-Iilze manner, that they
can safely guarantee entire satisfaction to
their patrons, both in regard to the appear
ance ofthe printing and the prices charged.
They are now turning out work in a style
never before attained in this city, and per-
sons who wish anything in the line Of Job
Printing, viii do wen to call and examine
specimens before ordering elsewhere.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-02-09
70 CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser, having been restored to health in
few weeks by very SIMPLE remedy, after having
suffered for several years with lung affection
and that dread disease, Consumpton-is anxious to
make known 10 his feOw-suiierers the means Of
cure.
10 all who desire it, he VIII send copy Of the pre-
scrpton used free Of CHARGE with the directions
preparing and using The same, which they viii fad a
CURE for CoSsUGPIIoN, ASTHMA BRoSCHTTIs C0LIs
COUGEss and all Threat and Lung Affections. The ouIy
object of the advertiser m sending the Prescription is
10 benefit the afflicted, and spread information which
he couceives to be invaluable, and he hopes every
sufferer VIII try his remedy, as it viii cost them
nothing, and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prcscri puou, FaEE. by retur
mail, Will please address
jan 19 Go 1ys WiIliamsburgh, Kings Co o.. y. Y.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-02-09

FATAL ACCIDENr.-YVe are informed that
Mrs. JAMES PERFECT, residing near Ga
lena, in this county, was accidentally burnt
to death on Thursday, 1st inst. She hao
been but recently married, and during the
absence Of her husband fell in the fire, IL
a fit, as is supposed, she having been sub
ject to such visitations. A little girl was
present when the accident occurred, hui
was too small to render any efficient aio
or give an inteIligible account of the affair.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-02-09
LOCAL NOTICES.

EALBROIDEBY.-In days of yOre embrOid-
sring was esteemed so long and wearison1e
task that Perault condemned a beautiful
princess to enabr0ider her wedding dress
with the rays of the sun. Now a days
embroidering is made a pleasure instead
Of a toll. With the Grover d -RakeF Sew
-ng Machine the most beautiful embroid-
cry can be worked with the same ease, ra-
oidity, and perfection that it performs all
other kinds of sewing. This faculty of the
sewing machine, which is peculiar to
Grover & Bakers, must prove Of infinite
value to ladies who desire to keep up with
the fashion of embroidered garments, now
50 pOpular.--N. 7, Commercial AdUertiseT
FRED. BELL, Agent, next door to Post
Office, Delaware, Ohio.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-02-09
SPECIAL -NOTICE.

"GBEAT OAKS FROH LITTLE. ACoRNs GR0W.'-
The worst Diseases known to The human spring
from causes so small As TO almost defy detection
The volumes Of scientific lore that m the tables and
shelves the medical fraternity only go to prove and
elaborate these facts.
Then guard yourselves while you may. The small
pimpls the skin is tell-tale and indicator Of
disease. may fade and die aTayfrom the surface
or the body bat Is will reach the vitals perhaps a.
last, and death will be the result and hnal cose-
Maggel's Bilious Dyspeptio, and Diarrhoea Pills cure
ashere others all fail. While for Burns. scads Chill
blalns Cuts, and all AbrRsons Of the skin, Maggel's
sava Is nfaInbie sold by J. MaegIet, as Fulton st.
New York, aud allDruggists, At 20 cents per box
aug 25 65-yse
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-02-09

TAILS VEGETABLE sICILIAE HAIR RE
~ NEWER has proved itself 10 be the most per
feet preparation for the hair offered to the public
1t is vegetable compound and contains no inju-
rioUs properties.
IT WILL RESTORE GRAY HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL
COLOR
Il will keep the hair from falling out.
It Cleanses the scalp and makes the hair soft, lus-
tr0us and silken
Il is a splendid hair dressing .
No person, old or Young, should fail to use it.
IT Is RECOMMENDED AND USED BY THE FIRST
MEDICAL AUTHORITY. '...--s--
Ne Ask for HaIs Vegetable Siciian Hair Renewer,
ana cake no other. & -r 4 II P.tHALL x Co.
Nashua, n. H., Proprietors.
For sale by all Druggists Oct6 65-6m
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-02-09

CHEAPEST THE printing done at the
GAZETTE lob OFFICE is the cheapest in the
city-because the -neatesta and Inost at
tractive. Call up and examine specimens.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-02-09

Judge -Witherell, at Delaware, Ohio, has
decided that person buying an unCon-
ditiOnal through ticket, over any railroad
is bound 20 remain on the same train OF
forfeit his ticket. The case viii be carried
up.-CoJ9tNlbsts Journal, 7th.
The Journal is misinf0rmed in regard tC
"Judge Witherell'' and his decision. Nc
Judge Of that name resides or presides
here, nor has any such decision been made
sat Delaware, Ohio"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-02-09

We understand from Col. J. NJ. CRAw-
FORD that his brother Stephen, who was
supposed to be mortally wounded by a
stab received at JeffersonvilIe, Ind, is
slowly improving, and strong hopes are
entertained Of his recovery. At one time
his case was considered utterly hopeless
by his attending physician and friends.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-02-09

r. =" ~" NV IoRE, Feb ., I815.
The current prices or the week At ali ths markets
we're as follows:
BEEF CATELE-First quality SI7 5081s 90; fair 10
good IA O09l7 5o common y 50@l3 inferior IL 600
u co.
COWS AND CALVES Extras, per cWt., 500 0O@3
Sl20; first quality so OO995 90; ordinary 65 oO975 90
common 90 O0@6O 90; Interior As 0p6850 co.
VEAL CiLVks-First quality q Id. 149ihc; ordt
nary 12914c common 101z911Le inferior 1O910&c
SHEEP AND AMBs-Extras s90o@l2 80; prime 90
as So ordinary 5o@6 90; common 0o95 50i info
rior OO05 90
sWINE-Heavy Corn fed, p fb, 1o9<@1oyGc; light
and medium 1O5<@10s{c stlil fed 105S@I05Sc.
Beef Cattle were 1rmer under good demand, and
prices trhs better, especially for good 70 prime,
though range OF prices was nearly the The
bulk the Cattle sold fat I4@17e, but first quality
were held higher. The market WAS active At the i'm
pToysen Mt, and fun prices were realized for all kinds
ga steady at about last weeks prices.
Receipts foE ths week. ,9zs Besvess s3 Cows, sos
Veal Calves. "a .8a2 Shae8 and LambR
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-02-09

We understand Col. C. c. CARPENTER,
of Berskshire township, has written a work
entitled Life and Adventures of the Jessie
Scouts, p which VIII soon be issued by an
Eastern publishing house. The Colonel,
we learn, has had quite an adventurous
experience in the service Of the country,
the details Of which viii doubtless be pc
rused with much interest by his many ac-
quaintances in this county.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-02-09

UNION PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY-See
advertisement Of Mr.. BEACH in another
column. He is a gentleman who thorough
" understands the art OF picture taking.
and, we doubt not, viii give entire salts
faction, in every respect, to those who may
favor him with their patronage.