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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-06-15
new ADVERTIEM ENTs.
Annual Report.

OF DeLasgars County IgstTmaTy Directors
aaUare County, Ohio.
ggFTE Directors Of Delaware County InGFmaFy submit
the following report Of their management % that
institution during the year ending June ID 1883.
The once OF superntondent is allied BY JoHN AHAv-
no ESQ. who took charge Of the Institution March
2th 1855, At a salary Of 500 per annuu.
rbe whole number OF inmates In the InnrmRFy
the % day Of June 1855, Was...... ..-.-...... 6G
Number received during the year. ............ %
Making the whole number during the yaar....... 05
Number discharged during the yoar............. Sb
As FuLLUWs
By death. ssssse
there the InhrmaFy at date Of ths FepoFs.. 90
rhe average number during the yeaF....-.-..... o.
A sTATIE1ET or FINANCIAL CONDITION or THH ENsTITU-
zIoE AZ EHEEro ATTENDED =
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vTTE KEEP CONSTANTLY on HAND THE FOLLOW
w ING Reapers aud Mowers
Champion No. 1, 2, and 3.
Kirby Medium & Light Hubbard.
Cayuga Chief, Nos. 1 and 2,
and Excelsior.
which We wi II sell at Manufacturers prices
June Is. 1861. c. C. CHAMBERLAIN * CO.
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l.. IL, GMlIH,
Secretary

The New York News, a Democratic
paper of the frst-water, publishes such
sentiments as the following.
'Straws show which way the wind
blows, and 1t Is very evident that, if the
time ever comes when the American peo-
pie will be allowed to manifest the real
feelings of their hearts, they will confer
upon General Lee such testimonial of
their affection as will put to the blush the
DISGUSTING ToADYIsM that is lavished
upon Gen. Grant
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New Editions Of The Poets.
Waverly Novels u volumes Illustrated.
Dialogue Books and Speakers, several kinds
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MCCauley's Histories and Essay's, Is volumes.
song Books, Letter-Writor, and Dream Books,
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June Is, I866.-tf.
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Sherif'g Sale.

f DeRaFa 59aSs @ 5T0E 8 me 0n directed GfSR om
the Court Of Common Pleas Of
Caleb Howard, Et al, Delaware County Ohio, shall
offer for sale at public vendue the the Court
House, in Delaware, in said County, on
Saturday, the 21st day of July, A. D. 1866.
at O'clock P N. of said day Thefolowing described
real estate to wit In Troy township, Delaware couu-
ty. Ohio To wit : Bounded East the center OF he
Olentangy River, on the old line made by s. B. Main
for Percy Main, North, W, G, Norris land, West on
the Section line (and between the farm formerly own
ed by Anderson Eagan} the line is fixed in the center
Of the old Turnpike road, South the old Main line
deducting theretrom, Ten acres deaded by Mary ELI
OFT and Mary Perry TO R. Leonard for life convey
ed to his children being the old Percy Main farm and
containing from Sixty to Eighty acres of land Also
tract parcel Of land situate in the County Della
ware and State Of Ohio, in Range 19), To nsbp 5
Section 2 U s NJ Ian Is, and bounded and describ ed
as follows: 10 commence at the center Of lot at
the corner Of lands owned by Henry Wiley, Samuel
Wise and William e, Norris, thence 10 run North
along the DIVISION line OF SAID lot f. TO stake in the
South line Of said lot lar enough make fifty acres
thence North TO land owned by W Norris TO the
center line OF said lot, thence West the place Of
ginning, contain fifty acres Also another tract or
State Of Ohio, To wit Being the North quarter
Of Lot NO f. in the second quarter OF the Fifth Town.
ship and Nineteen tn Range Of the q S. N. Lands in
the State Of Ohio, estimated TO contain hundred
and twenty-five acres the whole North East quarter
of said Lot No. 4, agreeable survey and plat made
surveyor OF said Delaware county, about the year A
ID, 1917,
First described tract appraised at S3 500. Second
described tract at 81 900. Third at Sc, $50,
june 1E Co. 5wprs15soO, Delaware e., o.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-06-15

DID IT PAY IN. f. Maury, the not
ed traitor, is now in Paris, engaged in So
liciting relief for the des stitute Southern
ers. In long article in the London
Morning Herald, he estimates the pecu-
mary losses of the people of the South
less than 100000, whites. And that is
part of the price they paid for their re-
belliop against the government. Did it
pay
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
EERF ER s

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Depository

nF THE Delaware County Bible SOcisty-EO, vii
" liams' Block. The publications Ol ths American
Bible Society superior In WOTkmannhp and finish
and sold az cost. A good assortment OF Family
aud Pocket Bibles on hand-alnO cheap Bibles and
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WIGGIEs. BRADFORD & CO.,
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AMERICAN EOD5E
LIVERY AND SALE STABLES,
P. T. ENGARD, PrOpristor,
r...ra LIZ.

NNE OF THE BEST stocks Of Horses, Carriages, Bug
W gieE, &c. in Delaware, a. most reasonable prices.
Laretul and experienced drivers furnished when de-
sired large lot Of good Herses and second hand
wees or Stables on Winter street In rear
VI the American Hotel, maFl6lly
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LIST OF ANIMALS.


COL. HALLS TR AIMED ANIMALS.
African Lion, Asatic Loess Trazilian Tiger, Senegal
Leopard African Lioness and Spotted Tiger
BA BY FL EPHANT, JENNY LIND, tho smallest eveg
exhibited. ). - FAInIR HIPPOPOTAAiUS ofthe New
World, The only in America, DOUBLE BUMPED
BACIRIAN CA 70 Ell, the first exhibited in America
very rare, AFRICAN LION, BRAZILIAN TIGER,
PAIR OF YOUNG LIONS, from the Cape OF Good Hope.
SENEGAL IsEOPAHDS, ROYAL BENGAL TIGERS,
only in America and the largest exhibited.
WHITE HlIAIALEH MOUNTAIN BEAR. very fine.
Tbbett Bear la Fear. Sacred Cattle from India.
Spotted AXIS Deer ru the Banks Of the River Ganges.
the fir, exhibited in Amerca, African Hyena, Afi-
c7n ecanss African porcuptues. Grey ana Red Foxes,
=" t=rs American FaOW Deer, Egyptian lchneunnon
Crested toeiSatans Golden Pfeasant South American
p Tee liver Pheasslts Spanish MacswE African PaR-
Eots' Monkeys, Apes, Bahboons. &C., Roesy Mountain
BADGER, Guirea Pigs, PURE WHITE PEACOCKS. the
most beautiful Birds ever exhibited and the only ones
ever seen in country, Prairie Wolves. AustTaan
Gockatis; RoS2 Coekatoo Lori PaFoquetts, AustEaan
Kosl7s Java Iares, King and Queen Parrots Red ard
Yellow rested Cccatoos and Host Of Minor Animals
G Q q G0EEL HALL.
VIII introduce the Performing Elephant JENNY LIND
At each Entertainment, and will also enter the
Den Of Performing Animals,
And give
Daring and Graceful Exhibition
Ofthe power of Man over the
WILD DENIZENS OF THE FOREST.
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MISCELLANEOUS,

Onn A MONTH agents wanted for sir
~ ~ " eiFelg GFtiees, just out Address o. T.
GAkEY, City Building, BiddefOrd he.
june /, '66-lyi.
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21st Dag of ,JaCJy, Il. d. 1866.

at 1 O'clock P. H. the following described Real Eg-
tate to wit The undivided = part Inlot No (235)
Situate in the town or Delaware, Ohie, and Powell
Rheems addition, being the premises at the North
East Corner of Washington and Spring Streets and
formerly owned and occupied by Jno. C. HaYens,
deceased.
Appraised at 81 900.
JNO. W. LADD Sheriff.
june 15. 1s66.-5wpfsz. so. - Delaware County O.
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Gold Chains.

A RE now very fashionable ornament A splendid
u, assortment OF all styles
june Is, '66 If. at No WILLIAMS BLOCK.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-06-15

1ENERI EEEEZIl
0anaa.

A lItsH AssOkTM ENT Of Gold, silver, Ivory head
~ and COmmon Canesi just resolved q
na lBu No. 3 WILLIAMS BLOCK.
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SheriRs Sale.


James O'Kane pY VIRTUE OF A vENDITO NE
ID directed from the Court OF
Lucas N. Havens Common Pleas, Of Franklin Coun-
ty, OHIO, shall offer for sale at public vendue,
door Of the Court House in the Town Of Delaware Del
aware County, Ohio, on the
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MIsGELLANEOUs.
Nv GREEWBACKs.

FTIHE POsTPONEMENT IS AN UNAVOIDABLE NE
4 CEsSlIfs mot 90 uueh i'm consequence Of the
number OF tickets yet unsold the positive necessity
there is for proper registration OF those already dis
posed Of which has been delayed in conseguenos Of
the negligence Of portion Of Agents iu mai ir~
their proper Feturna We advise all parties wantipw
tickets 70 send for them without delay as we havS
but limited number yet on hand. We wish r,osf
particularly 70 impress upon the mind our Agents
the Importance OF making their returns Al once aud 81
FectYlng Whatever errors may have crept into heir
reports heretotcFe- We viii say those soRd ing fo
tickets that L they should all be sold at the tls
their oyer ia received, the money viii be returned
No applications for new Agencies for ths sale Of
tckets VIII be considered as we have no more than
suinclent tickets Tor those Agents have already an
pointed Tickets are for sale at she principle Hots
Book and Music Stores the city, and nt our Once
4o3 eaFborn street price 81 each sent by mail on
receipt OF price and stamp for return postage We
invite the particular attention Of persons wishing 10
nv rnfTf fn Ina nffr--
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In every send the name aud post-onics address
2I each separate subscriber. Money By draft post
Once orderi express or In regis cred letters may be
sent at our risk. All communications ah0nld be adj
dressed 90
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-23
ManelnrT Mn7ters

New ToRK, March 22-At the morn
ing board there was sudden pause of
activity; the list throughout W as dull
The bull cliques were indisposed to in
crease their boards, and the bears were
more inclined to put cut options. Gov
ernments are firm but still very quiet
The miscellaneous list is very dull and
weak. Money continues very abundant
with moderate demand Some OF the
banks ask per cent on call loans, but
lend little at that rate; the bnlk OF de-
mand loans are made at . per cent. with
private bankers, that being the uhiver
sal rate. Prime paper is in active de
mand and scarce, the rate OH that grade
being 7a7t per cent, with exceptions at
C1 per cent second class names range at
9al2 per cent Dry goods auction paper
is very plentiful aud ranges at 5!alO pei
cent. Gold is without material change
Foreign exchange is quiet at lO7 5alOc
for sixty days sterling.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-23
New. New. from New. York.

New YORK, March 22.-The Fenian
Central Council held a meeting yester.
day at O'Mahoney headquarters An
envoy just arrived from Ireland was
present, and the deliberations are said
to have reference to immediate move
ments against the British Government;
Secretary Seward. in reply to letter
from W. Ii. Knoepfel, of this city, de-
clines to intervene with Great Britain
in the case of Mr. Gonzales, subject of
San Salvador, who lost a quantity OF
merchandise ON board the American
bark Golden Rule, burned by the pirate
Alabama. Mr., Seward declines to inter
yene because Gonzales is not au Ameri-
can citizen, nor domiciled in the United
States ..-. .
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-23
WHEELING, w. w. FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 23, 1866
washington News.

| WASHINGTON, March 22.-The Post
master General has ordered an extension
of the route from San Antoina to Fort
Clark through Elpaso, making the Gu
tire. distance 700 miles, the service once
week and back. Officers and soldiers
of the army in Texas are to be placed in
close postal communication with their
friends at the military posts in New Mex.
leo, California, and on the frontier, be.
sides the accommodation furnished with
regularity and certainty to'the people
generally of that place
New YORK, March 22-The Tribune IS
special correspondent claims authority
/ to state that in all the sales of gold and
bonds, aud in all purchases made by Sec
retary McCulloch, he has appointed
Assistant Treasurer Yandyke to execute
these orders, and has on no occasion des.
ignated any firm or firms or any person
to whom Mr.. Vandyke should entrnst
the execution of his orders. Further
more he has no relations in any firm or
firms in New York city where ali these
transactions have been had.
1t is noticeable fact that the BOZ or
400 confrmations by the Senate of Sec
ond Lieutenants in the Regular Army
were exclusively composed of men from
the varieus States who had served dur
ing the late war in all branches of the
military services as officers OF volunteers,
some of them as colonels, henten ant col.
onels, majors, captains, and non commits.
stoned officers, aud a few of them pri'
Yates
The Treasury Department it still ap'
plying itself to the suppression OF frauds
in the collection Of cotton in the Sonth'
ern States Many of the agents have
been relieved, and there are,to be nc. .seiz'
ings or detentions of cotton or other prop
erty as captured or abandoned unless by
special written directi ons, in each case,
from the several agents or direct from
the Treasury Departments 1t is known
here that Confederate Government cot
ton has been removed and that Of pri-
yate parties secretly substituted, thus
perpetrating double fraud on the gov
ernment and on innocent individuals.
The Express special says the commit
tee of Ways and Means cannot agree up
on the loan bill before them, and no re-
port can be made for a day or two. The
majority of the lcommittee are antago-
nistic -
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-23
Daslruc(iy6 Fire.

ST. JoHNsBURG, VERMONT, March %
About half-past seven o'clock last
evening, fire was discovered in the tin
shop, connected with the railroad repair
shop, in this place. The fire spread rap
idly, and proved very destructive, con
sumiug the machine shop, Car house
engine house. rail shop, aud part OF the
wood shed, together with two engines
and part of third, with all the ma
chinery, tools, stock, &c. Nearly all tht
cars were saved. The loss will reach
fully 100000. Insurance $4,000 The
buildings destroyed were the propert!
of the Passumpic railroad.
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rive ana Loss 0f Life az Petroleum
Centre,

PrTsoIFuM CENTRE, March 22.-The
yreatest fire ever known i'll oildom, ex.
cept that of the Maple Shade two years
ago. occurred to day, leaving mass OF
hOrrid and fearful ruins. The connagra'
tion began at the Ocean well, where two
men we're engaged in caulking new
tank, containing two hundred barrels of
oil. One of the stayes being forced out
at the bottom, ,created vacuum through
which the oil ran out, and running down
the run, it connected with the engine
house, and caught fire from the furnace,
Form this point it rapidly spread to the
oil tanks of the Ocean Oil Company, OF
Philadelphia, the Arctic well and No 20,
Patterson and Dickey, No. l9, thence
down TO the different wells, five in mum
her. belonging to the Breeded and Wi.
GERS and Poreeden and Pleasant leases,
which were soon enveloped in one huge
mass of flames with no earthly means OF
checking this fearful tide 1t rolled on.
ward down the run in flames commnni'
eating with everything combustible
sweeping everything before it. 1t soon
fonnd a Channel which carried the burn
ing mass into Bennehoff Run, catching
in its way three refneries, some thirty
or more buildings and several wells II
Two men are reported burned serious
IL, three fatally and one, Frank M men
zie, HIS Just died at the M1hn.ocf
House. tE at-.-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-23
rh. Fenian Exci,emen, in Canada.

NEW YORK, March 22.-The Herald's
Toronto special states that the rumor
gains strength that IL, UUU more men will
soon be called ont by the government
At Montreal yesterday a policeman
fired on some persons, thinking tEey
we're Fenians Nobody hurt.
Though there is not downL ght panic
here the feeling is that the FFnian dan
ger IS not over, Some demonstration is
looked for from across the line before
long ard in consequence the volunteer
ing and drilling are uninterrupted.
Great enthusiasm is manifested by the
forces.
The Heralds Montreal special states
that the excitement has almost disap-
peared here, although a few points on
the frontier still Keep it up. Volunteers
show much enthusiasm i'll all parts OF
Lower Canada, and thorough organi-
cation is being effected The Grand
Trunk Railroad Company has organized
its employees into Il defensive corps in
all parts of Canada Fully 10000 troops
were, here today on parade The expense
to the Canadian government for defence
is,now about,s2O 900 per day 1t is be.
lieYed that the present force Will soon
be relieved by new men to be called out.
1t was stated here yesterday on the
best authority that the Canadian gov
ernment has received an offer of 10000
men for service in the field Orders have
been given to some of the companies in
The country districts to move te the
front and to-day the Stratford volun'
teers moved of, going as far as Chatham.
II is reported in official circles that the
government has received information
that the Fenians have resolved to make
an attempt to enter by Rouses' Point
and make Isle Auxnorx their base OF
| operations
A Toronto letter says Colonel Lowry
OF the 41th Infantry, is discovered to he
compromised with Sweeney. 1t is even
mated that he accepted command of q
brigade from Sweeney.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-23

CINCINNATI, March 22.-The storm on
Tuesday night was very severe and dam,
aging to property AT ConyersvilIe
Ind several buildings were blown
down, and one Of the piers of the br;d ora
of the Cincinnati & Indianapolis Jnnc.
tion Railroad was destroyed. A freicht
train ran into the chasm, and the engi.
neer and fireman were severely injured
The storm was felt at Indianapolis,
Louisville, Evansville, and other points
west. At Hyde Park and Evanston, H.,
hailstones fell of immense size, breaking
glass and destroying the contents Of
greenhouses,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-23

New YORK, March 22-Advices from
St. Domingo report the shock of an
earthquake, which l1veled several
houses.
A report said that some provinces Of
the inferior sent communications 10 the
President TO declare war against Hayti,
for outrages committed by the latter on
the frontier
q The United States steamer Rhode
Island is at Porto Rico.
Arumored fight between two ships at
Porto Rico is doubtless esna1d.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-23
PtEa's Opera House Destroyed W
Fire.

CIyCINNATI, March 22--PIke's Opera
House took tire from an explosion of gas
at eleven O'Clock to night. At midnight
the whole building was in flames
Adams Express office; Hickey 4 Carroll
book sellers Peters & Bro, music store;
Wheeler & Wilson, sewing machines,
occupying the building, were entirely
destroyed. Loss boat S5OO,OOU.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-23

ASTORIA, n. Y, March 22.-A fire, sup,
posed to be the work of an incendiary
broke out about o'clock this morning
in the house of Mr.. J. W. Scott, occupied
By the government, and it was entirely
destroyed. Insured for s12, ,00Q,l
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-23
Newspaper Omce Destroyed by Fir,

HALIFAX, March 22.-The office OF the
Halifax Sun was DESTROYED by fire last
night The editor aud proprietor OF this
paper, Mr. Richie, was a consistent
friend of the United States throughout
the war of the rebellion