Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-10-25

tue aSJiCs was q very close one.
The daughter Of the Hon. War. DEN
NIs0N was last week united in marriage
. zen. W. EoRsvT5E, Of Mai. Gen. p.
sHERIDAE's staff, at Trinity Church,
Columbus. IA large wedding party was
given OF Hon. W8I. DENETsoS's house.
Among the distinguished guests were
the Hon. T.. A1. STANTON, Mai. Gen.
2 SBERIoA1Ss and - large number OF army
officers.
The Democrats have sent for 1IeCIel-
Ian to return to this country,
The trial Of JEFF. DAVIS will probably
come OF on the 10th. There IS to be an
effort made to obtain jury Of white
men. The jury to try him now stands
nine negroes and three white men.
Strenuous efforts are being made by
influential leading men in North Caro-
lima to revive the Democratic party, for
the purpose of cooperating with and
encouraging Northern Democrats.
The Washington InteIIigenoer, Of
Monday, has savage attack on Gen.
SchofIeld, charging him with all sorts
o5 Ir[La ana yilltany in making the
this attack is to influence Virginia TO
vote against the Convention.
A "NashviIIe girl" writes to a Nash
vile paper that there are no parks, nor
promenades, nor conveniences for love-
making IN all Nashville. If the Nash
vile beauL and bellies can't make love
without eonYeniences, they don't de-
serve to enjoy the privilege.
Numerous ward meetings were held
IN Philadelphia Monday night in the
interest of Gen. Grant for President,
Judge Kelley was the speaker at one Of
Them
.Ehe newspaper organ Of the Grand
army Of The. Republic ia Ohio floats
this flag: ''For President in 1868, Gen.
U. s. Grant. For Equal, Impartial,
Manhood Suffrage, yes".
The next National Union Convention,
TO nominate cadidates for President and
Vice President, has been agreed, by the
National Union Committee, to be held
at Chicago
Gen. Ord has. ordered the election for
members of a convention in Mississippi
and Arkansas, the two States compris-
ing his district, to commence on the
first Tuesday Of November.
Julia Ward Howe received only S.
for she famous Rattle Hymn ofthe Re-
public"
The Hon. James Yell, Of Arkansas,
died at his residence, in Pine Bluff, on
the evening Of the 4th instant.
1t is reported that the Fenians have
4,000 stand OF arms at Potsdam, Canada
and lot of saddles.
Capt. Robert Lincoln. at the age of
3, has been admitted to the bar of the
United States Supreme Court.
Twenty-seven millions in coin viii be
paid, November 1st, by the Treasury,
as interest on $40 bonds.
General Sherman has returned to
st. Louis from Washington.
The Republic, the organ Of the Grand
Army of the Republic, viii be publish
ed in Cincinnati hereafter.
Battery A. Ohio Volunteer Artillery,
had are-Union at Alliance, on Thursday
a permanent organization was effect
ed.
Pennsylvania has yet to abolish inn
prisonment for debt.
Hon. i. M. Stanton is visiting his
mother at Gambler.
General Candy has fixed the 10Th and
holding the election for a Convention in
South Carolina.
Phil. Sheridan kissed a little girl at
West BrOokheId, Massachusetts, and
remarked: etThat's the size that do il /;
the other size won't"
Major General Alfred Pleasanton has
resigned his position in the regular
army. His rank is that Of Major in
the Second Cavalry,
Secretary Seward, on his way to Or
ange county, was asked what he thought
of the election. He replied that eek
perience had taught him that it was not
always the part Of wisdom TO think too
much"
Ground has been broken for the
Southern branch of the Union Pacific
Railroad at Junction City, Kansas.
Speeches were made on the occasion,
and there was banquet in the evening.
FLORENCE, October 22.-Reports are
in circulation that Garibaldi has sue
Geeded in reaching Italy, and is now
with his son, Menotti.
General Hayes was serenaded at the
residence of s.. Burshard, Esq, in FIRE.
mont, on Tuesday evening, aud made
brief speech in acknowledgment of
the compliment.
The notorious Mack, of the Gin
einnRti Commercial, is said to be cor
responding for the Chicago Times, a
violent eOpperhead sheet.
The total vote of the State Of Louis
lana election on the question of a
Convention, was 79, l74, Of which 75,-
063 were for a Convention, and 4 006
against, S5 blaHk A majority of the
whole number registered having voted,
and a majority of the votes cast being
for a Convention, the delegates elected
are notified to assemble in Convention
ab IW6GlAAEG s. nan. N8W AbElG0nSa
November 22d, by Gen. Mower.
General Butler announces himself
out OF the ring as q candidate for
Presidential honors.
The election in Virginia began on
Tuesday, and in most sections Of the
State progressed quietly. There were
slight disturbance at Richmond and
Lynchburgs which were, however, soon
No.4 IL
Wednesday. Thus far the vote seems
to be pretty close. on the question of
calling a convention, and il is impos-
sible to tell how the State will go.
The Republicans of Cook (Chicago)
county, 4ll., have nominated Gen. T.
O. Osborne for County Treasurer by
acelamation.
A dispatch from Medicine Lodge Creek,
dated the 18th, says the Indian business
progresses finely, and there is a good
prospect that a treaty will be made and
lasting peace established. A council
viii commence Saturday, the 19 inst,
lasting four or five days. From seven
% ten thousand Indians viii be present.
James solomon, a pure negro, has ta-
ken hrst-class second division certif-
tcate in the Oxford AIiddle-class Exam
nation, and means to NIatriculate in
the London University at Christmas.
1--O AAtAbAN1 " 5SA6 an
minister on the Gold Coast, and when
he went to England had no teaching
but what he received in a native school.
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The official majority for sharswood,
Democratic candidate for Supreme
Judge in Pennsylvania, is ,202.
Delaware county gave 8. 2.491 votes for
Governor Cox and 2,727 for General
Hayes. Republican gain 336.
General Hayes majority, relying on
corrected (not oficiaI returns, from
four counties is 1913. The Democrats
will have one maturity in the INNER