Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-07-27
or NsF9aBoRs


KNOX COUNTY.-The next annual Fa
Of the Knox County Agricultural Soeie
takes place on the Igt1, 1Ith and 18th da,
Of September next
The Mt Vernon RepuBE6eaH says: v
? learn from the Depot agents that half
million pounds Of wool have been shippe
y from this city since the 23d of May. The
, are still many heavy lots left, beside VIII
: has been shipped from other points in th
Z county.
Milford township has subscribed 5000
= the soldiers monument fund We wi
3 publish the names and amounts IN fu
4 next week. Major Bosgwick and Is,
Beardsley are entitled to thanks for the
5 zeal and energy in this good work
We regret TO learn that LemueI BeckIey
! I who resides near Peter Holzeis, about thre
miles east of town, was stricken down b
a sunstroke on Friday afternoon last, an
, on Saturday morning he still RENAME
t speechless. He was pitching hay at th
time.
It is expected that the Union Judieia
Convention viii be held at JohnstOw
I early ia August, but the day has not ye
Z been fixed.
Corn never looked more promising i
this section of Ohie.
MARION CoUNTy.-The T1depe7lde1t saws
On last Monday afternoon, AIexande
A-tAt16Ls q young man ABOUT ~ years O10
became offended at an old gentleman
named Mai, who is working at John Die
BOLTS new house, and commenced pitch
ing Mr.. Mai's tools about. Some othe
men who were working at the same plac
1nterfered and turned Ermer out Of th
house. After being turned out Erme
went home, got a double barreled sho
gun, returned to Dieb0lU's and fired int
the men in the house. He was arrested
J examined before the Mayor and commit
ted TO prison IN default of bail. Ermel
was intoxicated at the time. This is the
effect of taking thief into the mouth tt
steal away the brains"
The Mirror says: One dav last weeB
while little son Of our friend Mr. j
Aobberman was playing with 81 gum which
& ne received from another bOy, under the
{ impression that it was not loaded, the gun
! discharged the bullet taking or one oil
/ the little fellows fingers without doing
any other damage
MADISON COUNTY.-The London Ulltou
says: Yesterday morning a basket con-
7 tanning live, crying, kicking baby, about
Two weeks old, was found in Dr. Under
WOODS yard on Main street. The child
was found by Pat. Galliger, and at whose
house it yet remains. No clue has vet
been discovered as to whom it belongs or
by whom it was left
On Friday last a lad aged aboutI2 years.
son Of Mr.. Stevens, and residing north of
Jefferson in the borders of Franklin coun-
ty, was sun-struck while working in a
cornueld. lie was carried to the house
and died in a few hours. Two other-cases
OF sun-strOke are reported to have occur
req IN the northern part Of the county,
neither however proving fatal.
The wool market in London has been
very quiet during the past week and but
few sales 1t is hard to learn what figures
buyers are inclined to give. IS cents is
probably the outside notch
The Democrat says: Albert J. Souires.
son OF Col j H. Squires, aged 80 years
died IN London on the 7th inst He had
seen something of the world for his wears
lie was hrst sent to the Kentucky " Military
institute; then on thirty months wbai-
ing voyage; next, Captains mate for sew
efall years on the y. S. war friQate Sarau-
&C; then in the railroad ticket office at
Panama; then in the Post Commissarv
department at Nashville, Tenn. His dis
ease was consumption.
MORROW CoUNTY.-We COPY from the
Mt. Gilead Sentinel the following items,
We regret to learn that our old friend I
CHRISTIAN Stovenour, of Lincoln township, /
lau ms loot severely cut by a Mowiner
a lew days since. Mowers the
MODERN chariots of war are caDital ma
'hlnes to cut grass with, but they are de-
idedly ugly instruments to use against
luman flesh.
Crop prospects are Frightening everv
iay- The little winter wheat that is in !
ne ne county appears to be plump and well
AILeu; oats aqd Spring Wheat promise a
Inc crop, and the EOt weather is stirnuIat-
nS Jne indian Corn to rise in the world at
wonderful rate. New potatoes are max
" fAelr appearance and fruit Will soon
" aoOhuanI. BY general consent, the era
starvation IS postponed for the present.
We are informed that the Union Post
lttsIef OF CardlngGOn, with a portion of Z
Is family, made a visit to Holmes. county {
gently and that while there his Iittia / (,
IA I
luInD by a COpperhead=-not q tyyO-Ieoo,ad |
ne out one Of the original q2o-learped sne-
es' ana that the consequences of the bite {
roved serious. T
LICKING COUNTY.-The Newark A2aeri- s
t15 says: Marshal Rankin informs MS
lat a new plan for rObbing stores has
cen adopted by persons engaged in that Q
lsiness. One of the Williams enters tbe j
ore before it is closed and eoDceaIs him
II under the counter. Bv the assistaToe Il
ms accoLnpllce outside he is enabled to ! c
cape the back way with his bootv. 9
On the 29th day of June, there was a
IPpeo from Newark SO, 155 pounds of a
Dol. From the commencement of the y
Dol season up 10 the 9Th day of June. in
lsiye, the amount shipped from NevarIz
Is o,59L sacks, or 790,456 pounds of wool. U
The immortal J. n :" held forth to i
'ge crowd IN front of the Preston House II
IHL0Jnuay - evening. j. Ms philosophy =
n
Ihau anything we could write wouId he 81
5Irely superhuous. Sufficeit to saw thai
'hIUed the veip' and tsassumed the h.
7ssure," and as conseque the Union sb
INVENTION the next day was one of the oe
50 enthusiastic and harmonious ever g.
Ia IN the District-the johnson men con- oJ
-!ng that the Radicals were right from nj
III stand point, and vice-versa. fO
JNIoN CoUNTY.-The Union. County Con r.
ltion, to nominate candidates for the a.
eral offices to be filed at the next cleo ST.
4, meets at NIarysviIIe on the 2o5b of he
gust. UI
he Tribune says: The Congrepationa1- ed
nave sold their church edffice on Sontb 20
IN Street to the German Lutheraus fo7,
sum Of s., 500, The last -Conpregaf}on- aga
: q elie{ Elies VIII oe heId in the church on Ho
= sabbath forenoon, after which the 49,
hpers viii worship in Union Hall, - -
1e young men in this place have or 80,
IAeu a base-Bau Club. The first exer-
WIZ take place near Fleck's planning O5u
. aU o'clock on Friday afternoon. ado
offe
rankin COUNrx-The animal Fair VIII
he Franklin County Agricultural So I
2 viii be held on the IIth, 18th. 18th the
l4th days of September next. OF I
Le Columbus Gazette saws. The Con- at
slonal Convention for this the 7tb) tive
let, VIII be held in London. on Tnesl Oct
1he 5IsG inst: Shellabarger viii not less
any opposition. Ho1
e copy the following items from the spec
ming Journal Dec
e e display Of vegetables and produce ID
arket III ct on Saturday. morning was the joint
,ta,-n7 Gl Ine season. The line Of wagons ques
e6ti.a ,cas gle u5uaI 7 bounds, and the from
kinds We're nIenivol5 oI,5' ,e;geiao oIes tives
y az reasonable rates. The market lug!
fairly OVerstOcked with 7,OtotCes regII