davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-20
TENNESSEE.
Passage of The Constitutional Amend
ment-43 TO Is.
Gov BrOwnlOw's Dispatch TO the
President
N,sHv1L1E. Thursday. July 10. 1866.

NASHVILLE Thursday. July H. 1866
In the House this morning the Constitutional amend
ment ratified by vote of 43 Yeas against 10 Nays,
two members refusing to answer to their names.
Gov BrownOw sent the following Geographic dispatch
to Washington:
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Thursday, July 49, 1866.
TO the f. Al. STANTON, Secretary Of War, Washington,
DC.
Ny compliments to the President. We have carried the
Constitutional Amendment in the House Vote 40 to H.
two of his tools refusing 70 vote.
W. G. BRowSLow, Governor Of Tennessee.
THE REcUsAyT MEMBERS OF THE TENNESSEE LEGIsLA-
TURE.
NASHVILLE, July 19.-Judge Frazier OF the GRIM
inal Courtbeore whom the Of p Williams Represene-
Carter County who applied for writ OF haneas
corpus ted-today delivered his opinion sustaining the
application Warrants issued to-day to arrest several
members of tho House. and also the parties who arrested MI
Williams-Messs Hyatt and Train
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-20
nxIPAVr OF ARSHNc
NAVY GAZETTE.

ORDERED -
1rIy 1a-ysssd Asssant-Slrgeon tt eron Wdoveron Il
steamer NOnooaoy
DETACHED.
July I2Actng Master PhilemOre Dokerson, Acting En-
sign Andrew dickson and Yaie VIM Parks from stesnei
MASSACHUSETTS, and ordered 70 supply steamer hewbern Act
iag Assistant Paymaser Thaddeus Bell from coast siryey
steamer Bib aad ordered settle accounts Acting Ensign
Samuel A. and Acting surgeon George L.
Simpson from coast survey steamer Bib and waiting orders
TOPOGRAPHY DISCHARGED.
JurY l2Aoting Second Assistant Engineer JOHN Evans
Acting Third Assistant Engineers p. j. Murphy Morgan
sutton John ) Lariins. and Abram Geer
JULT lO.--Acting Ensign and Pilot VIM Best
MISCELLANEOUS.
july - Steamer Shamrock Commander HopklIs sailed
from Fsysl on June II for Lisbon; steamer Augusta, Com
ander MURRAY was spithcad England June 3d. she MI
antonoah had been ordered TO Cherbourg France eng W
about July l. steamer Aslueot to sail for Lisbon
steamer Michigan sailed Erie Pa July l6 for cleTe
land Ohio and Detroit, Michigan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-20
CUB a.
rsTA B1IsHSfEYT OF STRICT QUARANTINE Al
HAvAYA-REvBSUB PROM THE ROYAL "VNhH
MYNT LOTTERY. -. see

U1yAyA-REvEyUE PROM THE ROYAL GOVERN
MgST LOTTERY. -. ~, ., ,sec
steamer arrived yesterday from Porto Rico wlh aa' s
70 the Goth Sales OF sugar at s. 1898 S4 ana " -
for refined. Molasses, 3Oe. -. A.. Doora
The most important news in Havana Is maj inc boala
OF Health of the city has determined 10 estaDhsh
quarantine of five days upon all vessels arriving ron to
United Stateseven those vessels provided WIN EeS
bills of health will be quarantined ior three qa :,
case of sickness aboard the quarantine VIII be for al III
definite length OF time. 80. g..
The revenue from the Royal Government Lottery LOT
,he last wear has been In round numbers g. FO The
Director Rozo resigned aud Echeyarla mas Deeh az
From the Havana Weekly Report July H. II appears
the Board of Health is now subecng all vessels from ~
fected ports TO quarantine three days i9i NOSE
clean bill of health five DAYS for those having defect
i've bill Of health, and pass 70 the quarantine sounu ~
Morel for those having had any deaths OF disease on
board during the voyage.
The British brig Alice Franklin Brown MASTER aHiyea
at this port yesterday from NewYoTk was placed III quar-
antne In accordance with the above regulations tie mum
her Of DAYS not stated az yet.
Exchange on the United States % TO q, TO compare
with % In 1865
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-20
I.OUIsEANA.

GIN GRANTS ORDRR-GEN. sHBRIDAN-COSFhDEkATE
MILITARY ORGANIZATIONS.
NV ORLEANS Wednesday. july u 1850
Cotton Unchanged sales 100 bales stcrhhs Exchange
Ga: New Y ork Exchange, premium -
GEN. Baird has issued order III accoIusnce WIN ueh
Grants order for arrests only upon proper adaVs and
advises that actual arrests be deferred I'll properly In
yesgatcd unless there is manifest danger Oh escape
Gen Sheridan has been compelled 10 leave his pre- sent
quarters and seek Others near Jaekson-square
cen Sheridan has issued order prohibiting the organ
zaon OF Confederate batteries bngades @e Tor any pur-
xrha
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-20
Harvard College commencement, Exercises

BosTON. Wednesday. ,Iuly IL. ls6f.
The annual Commencement at Harvard College to-day
attracted quite large number of visitors Notwithstanding
the oppressive hot weather Gov Bullock and staff
escorted by the Lancers from the State House 70 Cam
bridge where his Excelency received by President
Hill The exercises of the graduating class spoken of
fully equal to preceding exhibitions. At the close Of
the exercises honorary degrees conferred follows:
Master of Arts-Nathanic Thayer Samuel Hooper John
Wilson. Augustus Woodbury. Doctor OF Laws-Alexan-
der Il. Bullock, Wm b. Rogers, Ralph Waldo Emerson,
II fr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-20

The WRIT OF HABEAs CORPUS AT THE SOUTH
In the United States District Court on the 10th inst at Char
lesion c. Judge Bryan rendered adeeision to the effect that
the Rebellion being at an end tie privilege Of the writ Of
babeas corpus Suspended by the proclamation OF resden
Iincoln dated September IL, ltoj restored ana MHIA
law IA no longer Ia force.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-20
y. C.,aia.,, for the Cabinet.

EAITIMORk, Ihlrsdhf July " Itlt.
The Hon. c. l.. Valandgham, the Hon; >: d. Bright
and the Hon G. J. Faulkner passed through this city last
rin on route 10 Washington for an interview with tho
President gentleman who travelled with them say,
that one Of the objects Of their mission Is TO recommend
oT ~ me stae ~ Ohio now OF California, as secrc
tary of War in view OF the anticipated retirement Of
Secretary Stanton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-20
SAVANNAH.
ARRIVAL OF RE-gNPoRCEMENTs PoR THE SEVENTH
REGULA RS TWENTY SIX CASES OF CHOLERA AMONG
THEM. 80 ,,..
SAVANNAH. Thursday, july ls, 10

SAVANNAH. Thursday July 10, ls66.
The steamer San Salvador arrived ut quarantine yester-
dav with 500 recruits for the uh Regulars lheIe were
% of cholera among them and three deaths during
the voyage Ono death occurred after arriving NJ lybee
bar and one or two after the troops were landed at lbee
Island. -, -. ... -.
the steamer viii be kept in quarantine for 10 days.
The troops all comfortable on shore and the sickness
If subsidng. o o.,ou
City Health Officer Mcfarland and Capt j. b. Hardee
agent have made every arrangement for the comfort ana
safety Of the passengers and troops.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-20
TAYLOR-WlN
nLL-ELl-

TAYLOR-W1NTHROP-On wednesday, the inst. al ~.
Paul. Church. Owego by the Rev n n Street assisi BY
Rev Gray Samuel g. Taylor Of Chicago. Ill. Marian
daughter Of the late Rev Edward Winthrop Nc cafds
Exchange papers please copy
Thusdsy lgh inst at the Asos
the Rev +. L. Palten Nssoh Williams to oaiss
HutcLings, all OF Bermuda
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-20
ARMY GAZETTE.
MISCELLANEOUS.

So uch Of Special honoraby musters out
of service Capt Henry Bowman, Breyei Major Asst
T. s. Vols is amended as to take eject August
l..
OF LEAVE OF ABSENCE.
Brevet Brig S. L. Brown, Qaartermastets Depart
rnen for 30 days from July 80 Capt Geo. L. Alden, Asst
Quarermastsr L. S. Army. for 90 days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-20
MARBLE ID.

DEARDEN-on Friday July 49, 1906 at New York Ms chnlss
DesTdsn formerly Of Nottingham. England Of son.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-20
THE PRESIDENTS POLICY.
A Criticism of 1t by One Of His Provisional
Governors.
speech of the Hon. Andrew y.
Hamilton.
Special Disps,eh to The y Y Thbuae.

Special Dispach to The y Y. Tribuae.
WASHINGTON. Thursday Jay H. ls66.
The Loyal League of Washington were addressed
tonight at the Fair Buldiig by Gov Hamilton and Cen
Logan The building occupied by several thousand pco
pie at least fourth Of whom ladies'. The enthusiasm
great, aud every alGson to the President Con
gres received by the crowd in demonstrations Of dis
respect o. the former and appreciation Of the latter
Gen. Seheaok chosen Chairman. and having briefs
eulogzed the soldiers aud sailors their efforts for
country and Landed the grand results achieved through the
Loyal Leagues in successful ending the late
Rebeoa. introduced Gov Hamilton Of Texas who in sub
stance spoke as follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-20
BIRTH.

$40 per annum; g. for six months
dress THE TRIBUNE. Eew.York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-20
The Tribune Enlarged.

the fact that the size of The TarB
has been increased than quarter the price via
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-19
MANHOOD,

vegetatiyo powers Of LIE strong. but In few
emae,ted FORM and the impossibty of application to
mental effort show Its banef influence It soon be.
uence is checking the development of the body.
umpton is talked S and perhaps the youth is removed
OF the worst movements. Removed from ordinary di.
eEsions s. o. tho syefohangIg scenes Of the city the
athfu and rural exercise, thoughts are turned In
sooked for with anxiety the first symptom In which
Nature is to show her saving power in dising the or
as increase Of appetite has grown by what fed on,
Sd nd the energies Of the system are and s
III period In which body and mind undergo fascinat
ng change from child to woman. Is looked for in vain;
ne PARENTS heart beeds In anxiety, and fanceB tho
rsve but waiting for its victim.
HELMBOLDs EXTRACT BUOHU,
For Weak,ess arising from B1cesses Early Isdiscro
ion.
Attended with the following symptoms:
Memory Douity Of Breathing Genepi ReanosS Sos
Horror OF Disease, Weak Nerves. Trembling, Dreadful
Dmness Of Vision ianguor Universal LasSttade Of the
Muscular System Often Enormous Appetite with Dy.
6rsneSs q he Pa and SGay
Oh the Face Pain In the Back Heaviness Of the Ryeds
suuson aud Eoas Of S Sight Want Eae
ION, Great Mobility, Restessness with Horror of 80.
tey Nothing Is more desirable to such patents than
oltude. and nothing they dread Fear Of Them.
Olives, Repose OF Manner Karnestne ess mo Speou.
alton, but hurried transition from question to
mother.
These symptoms, If allowed to go on-whioh this NE
dictne invariably removes-soon follow LoA of Popey
Fatts and Epeptic FITS, in Of which the patiens
may expire.
During the superintendence Of DR.. Wilson. at tha
sloomingdse Asylum this sad ressit ocouroaa to two
patents reason had for time left sm andb hdi I'd
OF epilepsy. They were Of both sens nda at venty
Who can say that these eIcespeR.e ono, In,ntl1
ouowed by those dlreful diseaseaf Iay & sunr.
onP The records Of the Insdne Afyums and the NAL.
ncnoiy deaths by ConsImption, bear ample witnesg 10
he truth Of theHe assertions In LunRHc Asylums the
most melancholy exhibition appears. The oountepnnoo
ref ever visits It Should sound the voice occur
iB rarely artculate '
"Wtth woeful measures wan Despair
Low sullen sounds his grief beguiled.'
Whilst regret the existence OF the above diseasea
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-19
gCHENCK'S MACHINERY DEPOT,

ne. 10 MAIDEN LANE, NEW YORK,
OFFERS FOB SALE
TDOBTABLE AND STATIONARY STEAM ENGINEe
IL q all sizes, CIRCULAR SAW MILLS Of the mos
aErDyed construction, QUITTING from 1000 to 10000
oetof Lumber per day: REYNOLDS TURBINE VIA.
MR WHEELS and all kinds Of Machinery for Workina
Wood and Iron, viz:
Engine LatheB
Drill Lathes
Boring Machines
Stating Machines
Upright Drills
Iron Plhners
Vertical Planera
Steam and Gas Pipen
Steam and Water Gusgea
Screw jacks
Hydraulic Jacks
Upright Reserving Mills
Circular Reserving Mills
Shafting Pullrys and Hangers
Rubber Leather Beltings
Circular Saw Benches
Steam Pumps
Suction Pumps
Force Pumps
Power Mortcing Machines
Blind Slat Tenoning Maohinea
Daniels Planning Machines
Gray Woods Planning Machines
Woodworth Planning Maohines
Moulding Machines
Sash Machines
Boring Machines
Tenoning Machines
Foot Morticng Machines
Leather and Rubber Hose
Plumbing and Gas Fitting
Wrights Patent Scroll Saws
Patent Belt Scroll Saws
Lifting Pumps
Rotary and Mining Pumps.
Eysny description of Machinery and Railway Buppen
COTTON GINS of the most approved construction.
sanuarys wfm1yP
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-09-28

September 16, 1856.
I found my flock In a terrible state nv
depression, at which, when | Wuz told the
cause, didn't wonder at. There Wuz,
back OF the corners on the hillside, over
towards GarretstoWn about three quarters
NV a mile this side OF AbbOtt's grocery
1--WE estimate distance here from one gro
eery to another) five or six families Of
niggers. The males Of this settlement
had all been IN the Federal army ez sol
jers, and he'd saved their pay and bounty
and sieh, and he'd bought Nv a disgustid
Confederate, who proposed to ind IN
Mexico that freedom which was denied
him here, and who bein determined to
leave the country, didn't care who he
sold his plantashen to so ez he got green
bax, three hundred acres, Wich they he'd
divided up and built cabins onto EN-, and
Wuz a cultivatin it.. There Wuz a store
keeper at the Corners who come here
from IllinOy, and who had been so greedy
Of gain, and 50 graspiR ez to buy their
prOdOOse Nv en-, and sell EN- sich suppllze
ez they needid. These accursed sons and
daughters of Ham was a livin there IN
comfort. The thing WAS a gittin unen-
dOOrable. They come to the Corners
dressed In clothes without patches, and
white shirts, and hats on; and the te-
males in dresses and hoops under EN- IN
short, these apes he'd RssOOmed so much
Nv the style Nv people that eli it hadn : BIN
for their black faces they wood have
passed for folks.
Our people become indignant, and eE
soon ez / returned was requested TO call
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-09-28
The Boys in Blue are Coming.


They are coming, Andy Johnson-a host
of "BOys in Blue''-
Fresh from a hundred fields of war, the
battle SCARED and true
Not now with cleaning bayonet the roll
Of martial drum,
But arm'd with ballots for the Right, in
peaceful ranks they come,
To shield the starry flag they bore from
traitors hands anew;
They are coming Andy Johnson-a host of
Boys in Blue.
They are coming Andy Johnson-the loyal
Boys in Blue,
From Maine and from New Hampshire,
and the Bay State ever true;
From the Green Mountains of Vermont
and little Rhodey's shore;
From the homesteads of Connecticut the
hardy veterans pour.
As late when flashing Ger the land the
news of Sumter few,
They are coming, Andy JohsOn-the loyal
Boys in Blue.
They are coming, Andy Johnson-the earn
est Boys in Blue.
From shop and mill, and forge and field
the steadfast and the true,
The horoes of the Empire State, despite her
recreant son.
Who turns to shame and mockery the good
deeds he has done,
And spurn with wrath the Noses false the
faithless aaron, too,
They are coming, Andy Johnson-the earn
est Boys in Blue,
They are coming Andy JOhson-the vet
rams of the West,
From their grand prairies and their lakes
-si1s nnest and the bestj
From the broad rivers whose strong waves
bear joyous to the sea
The treasures of a eontinent-the tribute of
the free,
To speak once more in thunder tones, a
Peoples high behestl
They are coming, Andy Johnson-the vet
rams Of the West,
They are coming Andy Johnson-the free
man of the land,
To save the prize they won with blood
from treason's eager hand;
From the White House to Lake Michigan
they've heard your wanton speech;
To jeers and threats and curses loud this
plain response they teach:
"
Mountain high;
By the noble dead of Gettysburg, in hon
ored graves who lie;
By memory of Fort Donelson and ShiIoh's
blood shore;
By memory of the Wilderness, and Vicks-
burgh cannon roar;
By memory of Fort Pillows slain-by
scenes we may not tell
OF Libby and of Anderson, and many a
rebel hell;
By those who fell when Sherman marched
proudly to the sea;
By those who swelIed at Richmond the
shouts Of victory;
By memory of the loved and lost Of many
a Northern home,
By mothers,' widows, orphans tears, for
those who ne'er may come
By memory of tour Martyr Chief,'' by foul
assassins slain;
No rebel horde, no traitor hand shall rule
our land again;
But traitors shall be punished, and trea-
son OdiOus made,
And woe to him high or low, by whom we
are betrayed.
They are coming, Andy Johnson-a host Of
Boys in Blue,
Fresh from hundred fields Of war, the
battle worn and true.
Not now with cleaning bayonet and roll
of martial drum,
But armed with ballots for the right, In
peaceful ranks they come
To guard the starry flag they love, from
traitors hands anew,
They are coming, Andy Johnson host
Of Boys in Blue
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-09-28
For the Gazette.
Lies Sacrament.

TThe following poem is gem. Our thanks are du,
70 the fair eontribulOrs--EDs. GAEl
Ny Love, Pm sitting very humble in my place
So very humble because loving SC;
And loves eontentment lies upon my face
And folds about my heart it's summer-glow
crave no higher need OF fame than this
she holds his heart with n ,dest, wifely grace I;
Her seeptre fails as s0ruy as a kiss
She makes her home her husbands resting place
It's sWeeter than mems praise, this wIIsly crown
Was placed my young head by such as thOa
Upon whose soul Ged's truth is folded down
In perfect state or summer -fruited bogfh.
Ny love, we two whose souls have newly kissed
win stand up high above the social wrongs
That warp the truth, and mar loves eucharist,
The world is sad that should be fun OF songs.
rII hold my skirts from on the dusty lanes
Wen walk where souls grow purer day by day.
Outside the gates Of worldly lusts and gains,
Along the Pa Szcra-Sacred way.
Wen not clasp hands with oreeds that lead astray
Wen take the Word and do the best we know
As there's one God-go there is one true way
Wen seek for that and let the others go.
And 50, dear heart cur love viii ever grow
TIL rosy morn shall wax to eloudless noon,
And noon shah wane to evening haloWed glow
And night shall come with all its stars and moOn.
NARY MoRROW ADAMS.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-09-28

To avoid having names returned that are now in the
Box the attention of the Trustees Is directed TO
the following list Of names remaining in the box, to-
wit:
Berlin Townsnip-Wesley q. Stewart.
Brown Township-Wiiiiam ". Oyerturf.
Concord ToWnsbip-J0hn 0ler-
Delaware Township-D II Potter, Joshua Kline and
n Perry.
Harlem Township-W + Barr and Samuel McClurg.
Genoa TowBshp-A Smith.
Liberty Township--AndreW Harter.
Oxford T0Wnship-Lyman Webber and EdmHud
Scott.
scioto Township-Wiam Hutchinson, zachauah
Stephens ard James Liggett.
Trustees will be careful to give the full name Of
Jurors plainly written-each Trustee signing HE
name Othe list.
JOHN W. LADD,
Sheriff Of Delaware County Ohio.
Sent q, 1866-St.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-09-28

same bad words in your own mouth. bad
luck to thin, says Martin O Rourke-
thats meseiE yer honor's hum bic sar-
VEN"
We'll said the President, "ifT swear
by the Eternal, that is bad enough, it is
reason why you should.
oure-may God forgive US both-the
6ternal is no bigger to the least Of Pat
6ooney's great grand children than to
Glneral jackson hisselfP'
The company. present Laughed. but IL is
SAID that Jack kson looked very grave. He
kindly gave the man a dollar and sent
him of forthwith to his work.
JOHN QUINCY. ADAMS.
Mr.. Adams was a Mason, but declared
his belief that the oath of secrecy Of the
order should be abolished, 10 letter
which was extensively published during
the period of political excitement known
as the anti-MasOu movement,
A person wen known to the country
had the lmpudenee, at a dinner party giv-
en- BY Mr.. Adams, while President, to
publicly ask him whether he q Mason)
was friendly TO the order. His rare tact
and peculiar talents were well illustrated
IN his reply. Here, gentlemen" said
Mr.. Adams, Is q very pretty question Of
logic for you Let us see Ny answer
wall be both true and false. IL will be
perfectly direct, and If SO satisfactory.
u ct n1y.friehd viii know no more than
he did before, and that cannot satisfy
him. This is a pretty mess of paradoxes."
How can that be, Mr. President ?"
Why, General--asks whether I
am a friend to the Masonic order"
Yes, said the company.
Well this my answer I am friendly
to the order aforesaid but if were un-
friendly, 1 should say that I was friend
ly."
That is neither one thing nor the 9th
er said the General.
Yes, It is both, answered MrOAdams.
amidst the laugh ofthe company and the
chagrin Of the General.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-09-28

German vineyards have been destroyed
during the military campaign A French
journal, devoted to the wine interest, mo-
tioing this fact, observes: This is
great misfortune in a humanitarian point
Of view but, as the mishap is irremedia-
ble we must, as men, make up our minds
on the subject; and as Frenchmen and
wine growers, we must, iii not rejoice, at
least congratulate ourselves in being the
heirs to profit BY the disaster "A man
does not always shed tears over deceased
uncle's will Let US, therefore, abstain
from sentimentality, and profit by the
inheritance
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-09-28
saftIement d Estates.

FwHE ACCOUNTS in the following cases have been
hied Tor settlement in the Probate Court for Della
ware county and the same have been set for hear
Ing on the 29lh day Of September, for hnal hearing
and settlement, to-wit:
l. Carpenter Harding, Executors cf Isaac Weleh,
deceased.
2. Ann X. Matthias, ExecutriN or john Aatnlas5
deceased.
Lyman B. Hanover, adnr. Of Benjamin Gorsuch,
deceased.
a. George T. WoIaey, Executor ofsusan Wise, decd.
g. Hugh Cole Guardian OF Sarah KIRK, and others.
T. W. POWELL,
Sept Il 'es-sw. Probate Judge
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-09-28

To WHOM IT MAY CoECEBE
on the 2sth day Of August, 1866, petition was
hled with the Comm issioners OF Delaware County
Onio signed by twelve citizens living upon and inter-
ested in the ruad mentioned below, the object and
PRAYER of which petition is for the Troy Turnpike
Company to take and by permit in writing from
said Comm ers all that portion Of the old san
dus<v b Columbus Turnpike road, as lies between the
North line the Corporation Of the Town Of Delaware
and the North line of Delaware County. said petit
tiou will be for hearing at the next meeting OF said
Commissioners, Z. HILLS, sec y
auq 81 ls66,-4w- Troy Turnpike Co
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-09-28
mscELLANEOuS.

GT EOO PER YEAR we want Agents
O4, ,OUO every where 20 sell our IAPROFE0 $50
SegiSg Machines. Three new kinds. Under and up
saIarv or large com missions paid. machines
sold 10 the United states less than $40, which
ftEIv Licensed bu HsB0s WheseTs * Wilson, Grouer &
Baisr Singer e Coz and Bactetaer. AL other cheap
macnines are iafSRgepes anu tne seller or user are
iable0 crrest fine and tHPrtsonEaet Illustrated CIR
cuars sent free Address, or Gail upon shaw a CLARK,
At Bidderord, Maine, Or Chicago Ill.
June i, '66. Iyi.