Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-10-26

three cheers for the Union, and then
voted the open Union ticket
The Marion Democrat saws the yield
OF apples in that county This year is
enormous.
The Alliance Monitor wants some
body to build 100 dwelling houses in
that city Immediately. The demand
for houses is greatly in excess Of the
supply.
The ALethodists of Canton, at their
recent Centenary meeting, raised sub
scriptiOns amounting TO $1,000 600 for the
endowment Of Mount Union College
An effort is being made to raise go, 900
to endoW ladies' prOfessorship in the
College.
Some vorzmen, while sinking a well
on the Madison County In1lrI1siry farm
struck vein Of water which gushed up
to the hight Of four feet in stream four
inches in diameter. The water IS high
ly impregnated with sulphur.
The GAINESVILLE Courier says a vein
thirty feet thick Of the finest quality Of
marble was discovered at depth OF
40 feet, while boring an oil well in Blue
Rock township a vein Of oil was
struck below the marble
The Society of Friends have changed
the time for their yearly meeting 50
that i'm future il viii not interfere with
the voters of that Society attending the
elections.
The Springfield Advocate says that
city is filled to overlooking with pros
titute women.
The London Unions says that A. r.
Franklin of that county, while en- route
to the East with several car loads Of
hogs, fell from the train at Buffalo and
was so severely injured that he died a
few davs since. He had served in the
army on the staff Of Gen. HeisAzel-
The Cincinnati, Dayton and Eastern
Railroad Company has closed a perpet-
Ual lease of the Cincinnati and Saudus-
ky road to Dayton, and will immedi-
ately complete the road from Dayton TO
Cincinnati. This viii make a cOntinu-
Gus straight line from the latter city to
the lake.
POLITICAL.
The North Carolina election has gone
largely in favor of the Conservative
ticket. Worth is elected Governor, and
there is a large majority of his friends
in the Legislature.
President johnson is said to be great I
" agitated by Radical plots" for his
Impeachment.
The official Union majority in Indi-
ana is l4,090 and in Pennsylvania IT,
zoo.
Gov. Humphreys, Of Mississippi, [
urges his Legislature to reject Instantly I
the Constitutional Amendment.
Gen. Sherman and Gen. Hancock ]
have both declared their determination I
to support the legal authorities of Mis- {
souri, In carrying out the State laws
Rebels viii therefore have a poor chance !
at the polls in the coming election.
Out of 81 counties in Iowa, only three /
gave Democratic maiorities.
The indianapolis Herald, the central I
copperhead organ Of Indiana, is to be
sold for debt.
Ben. Wood will probably be Horace /
Greely's competitor for Congress in the I
4th n. y. district.
Four hundred letters have been re- I
ceiVed from different parts of the Union Z
approving the call for a National Con- I
ventiou Of colored soldiers and sailors 4
on Jan. s, 1867.
The election of Kerr over Graham in /
the second, of Holman over Grover in /
The Fourth Indiana district; of Morgan I
over Delano in the Thirteenth Ohio dis I
trict; and of Dennison in the Twelfth [
Pa, district, viii be contested on ac- I
count of frauds.
Tt is repeatedly stated from Washing /
ton that Secretary Stanton viii soon I
withdraw from the Cabinet. 1t is said /
a difficulty has grown up between him (
and the President out Of StantOn's max I
ing up the appointments for the army /
is alleged that Lieut.. Gen. sherman /
viii be temporarily appointed Secreta- /
ry of War at the request of Gen. Grant. /
The New York Herald says there /
viii be three caudidatee for the next /
Presidency-C Chase, Grant and McCIeI- I
Ian.
Geo. Francis Train has withdrawn
from the Congressional contest in Ne !
brasla.
John AIorrissey, the New York prize /
fighter, says he wants to go to Congress
to recover his good name and gain so
cial position, 50 that he may enjoy his
fortune.
The Mt. Vernon Republican says that 4
in at least one township there was re-
turned a larger majority for Morgan
than there were legal voters of both 4
parties in the township. This shows
how Morgan was elected.
Gen. stephen AIeGrearty Is TO be the
successor of Gen. Carey as Collector of
the Second Cincinnati District.
Posey county, Indiana, which has
given Democratic majOrities for 40 years,
gave 200 Republican majority at the
last election.