Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-03-16

The Miami Gazette learns that Mr..
Joseph Lincoln, Of that county, commit
ted suicide BY hanging on Wednesday
morning, No particulars given.
The Cincinnati Gaze1e says that IN the
i Pest House, on Ross Hill, on Wednes-
1 day, there were thirty one cases of small
pOx. Only Eve Of the patients were white,
4 Jwenty-sIX of them being cOlOred.- The
disease has been more fatal this season
( than for long time before
a Mr. Rham was killed in Youngstown
/ lastW ednesday by being thrown out of his
( carriage while the horses were running
away.
The barn, outbuildings and fonr horses
/ belonging to ". Knowles, near Cireleville,
/ we're destroyed by fire Wednesday last
! Loss 5000 insurance for 5000 The
work of an incendiary.
The Bucyrus Journal says, during the
/ present week. not less than 1000 bushels
of clover and timothy seed have been
sold IN this market. A large share of It
was brought from adjoining counties
The price Of clover ranged from Sc to 81.
and timothy from = IS to s. 35 per bush
eI
The Clinton Republican says that DR..
John " Richardson has discovered a
process of manufacturing Alcohol from
the skimmings of S0rgO manufacturing.
He made l55 gallons last fall and applied
for patent.
The Medina Gazette says a son of Mr..
Low, of Lodi, fell while on his way home
from school, on the 23d ult, The little
fellow had an umbrella brace in his hands
when he fell. and somehow it entered his
mouth, penetrating through the roof into
the brain, which caused his death
The Xenia Torch light announces the
death of Michael Nunnemaker one of the
Oldest and most highly esteemed citizens
of AenIa. lie was born In Maryland in
1890, settled in Xenia nearly 80 years ago.
aud soon afterward married a daughter
of Col. John Hivling.
The Zaleski Herald says the burglars
who broke open the County Treasurer's /
safe at Macarthur some days ago, secured /
only 500, IN deposits, but none of the /
county money.
The Newark An1erican, referring to
the jubilations of the Copperheads over /
the veto, gets OFT the following good one
Could the President know what rep /
tiles his message has brought to light, he |
would be like the man who came home
drunk on cold night and vomited In the
basket containing gOslings, which his wife
had placed before the fire; upon seeing
which he exclaimed MY God. wife
when did 1 swallow them things !''
Mr.. David Mantel, of Darby township
Pickaway county, during the last year.
raised and sold from two sows, $548 worth
1f hogs, besides eight which he killed for
MS own meat, and has two sows and TWEEN
5y-nve shOats left. Including the value
)f the eight hogs killed for home con
sumption, and the two sOWs and tWentv-
a Z L. ]
mount to $848.
The Cleveland Leader publishes a re-
lort from which it appears that during g
he year 1860, there were 152 lives lost BY
llsasters to boats on the lakes The loss
i property during the year amounts to
Il ,SS0s s643. There are now 1,749 vessels
Employed upen the lakes
A large Touring mill was burned down
o Akron on the night of the 24th ult
everal thousand bushels of corn were
estroyed. The loss was heavy.
A saw mill and grist mill we're washed
way at Ballyille, Sandusky county, last
eek by the high water.
A man recently got divorce from his St
life IN Cincinnati because she used NOR
hlne to a degree so extensive that it F
-azed and rendered her unfit for her
1tles as a wife.
4Oung hImDaI who stole the Sl3 900
bonds of his grandfather at Woodstock,
as tried on Wednesday at Urbana and
1und over to the next term Of Court in
Le sum Of $5, 600, and failing to give bond
as placed in Jail.
In Trumbull county myriads of mice
I'VE made their appearance and are des- Sc
Dying the fruit trees. 1t is estimated E.
at D, 900 trees have already been destroy
by them.
Mr.. E. w. Ogilvie, of California, Madi.
n Co., o., raised from one sow. in one
ar, from Jan. 1st, 1865, to Jan. 1st 1866.
63 worth Of hogs, and sold the SOW at
e end of the year for S46, which added
the gross receipts Of her progency,
lkes $479.
Mr.. Abraham Bauman, who resided in !
ley Up, Sandusky county, met violent ser
ath on the 2lst ult, under the follow 1
circumstances He was hauling saw Eel
IS, and had loaded large log on Sled
glecting to fasten it, and had proceed
but short distance, when one runner
the sled struck a small stump. throw
: the log off upon Mr. Bauman. He
ed but an hour after the accident