Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-10-18

Tor the 6l1Fg1i E1Egl93 ten 4eFeGt MS RESI- falla4~
tion Of the Captalney he holds IN the
Regular Army.
The inventory OF the estate Of Prssi-
dent Lincoln, hled at Springfield Hi
nois by the administrator, foots up
about $s5, 600. This does not include
the amount given by Congress to Mrs.
Lincoln.
A dispatch from Indianapolis, says
that returns from ali parts Of the State
show that the Republicans have held
their own
An Atlantic Gable dispatch says the
movement on Rome by the Italians,
under Menotti GaFibaldi, has resulted
in an cement and the overthrow Of
the Papal forces. It is thought the
Pope VIII fee to Bavaria.
The Democracy Of Canton, Ohio on
learning that the county had gone tor
the Democracy, fastened to telegraph
the fact 10 the Mobile Tribune.
Under the Homestead law one hum
drad and sixty acres of land can be OD-
tanned in Missouri for SIS expense I'M
proved farms can be bought at from 80
to SO per acre.
Returns from more than half the
State of Iowa show a Republican major
ity Of over II, 900; the complete returns
win raise it to p, 600.
An eagle was shot a few days ago at
st. Michaels, whose wings measured s
teeh nom ZIP 70 TIP
Arrangements have been fully COM
pleted for the election in Virginia on
the I'D inst.s and it viii not be post
poned.
The serenade which was to be given
TO the President the other night, was We
toed by the managers of the party in New
York, who don't think the Democratic
cause able to stand a speech from john
son at this critical time.
"A 4
Vention met in Baltimore, and n0ml-
mated Judge Bond for Governor, III. H.
Goldsborough for Attorney General,
and F. Schley for Comptroller. The
resolutions pledge the party to man-
hood Suffrage, universal and UNIFORM
education, and the payment Of the ma
tional debt. a resolution was also
adopted faVOring Gen. Grants nom1na-
ton for President.
The Chief Commander Of the Turk
ish army, General Heusens now in this
country, was once a Coucasiam slave.
Counterfeit seven-thirty bonds Of the
issue Of June, 1865, have been discOv-
ed. The chief clerk of the Treasury
first detected them. They are prououn-
ced the best counterfeit ever made of a
Government security. The amoune out
has not been ascertaineds They nave
passed through the hands OF the chlei
bankers in New York, and came TO that
city from Pittsburg, Cleveland, SPRING
field, and other Western cities
Full returns of registration in Florida
show that the number of white voters
is 26, ,559, and of blacks, $4,000.
General Hayes majority in Morrow
county is 462
The ovation TO General Sheridan in
Albany the other day was grand af-
fair.
It is reported that General Grant is
certainly to be relieved within few
days.
The colored jurors in North Carolina
are said to be giving satisfaction to the
bar generally.
The President has refused to grant |
General SicIzIes a Court Of Inquiry.
The 125th, colored troops, the last
volunteer regiment in the service, has
been ordered to proceed TO Louisville,
KY, where they viii be Immediately
mustered out.
A letter was sent to the U. s. Treas
ury from Urbana, Ohio, some time ago,
containing SI9,S34. No name or eX-
p1anatfon was appended, and knowing
ofno other disposition to make Of it, the
money has been added to the "con-
science fund"
Latest reports from Pennsyl yania |
state that the Legislature VIII stand as
follows :Senate-Bepubliea 20, DEM |
ocrats, Is H0use-Bepubli 54, /
Democrats, %.
The Democrats have been Dragging /
of having made great gains in Indiana, !
Their boasts are ill-founded. In one /
locality, particularly, Michigan City, 4
the Republicans have been victorious
for the first time in four years.
The President has given out that he
Intends to make a positive removal OF
Secretary Stanton, and in the name OF
his successor as appointed 'vlce Stan
ton renoved.n He says Stanton being /
out of Office will be obliged to seek his
remedy in the Courts, which win bring
up the onstitutionality of the Tenure
of ONCE law for settlement.
Milwaukee is making good her repu-
tation as the largest primary wheat
port IN the world. Last week the re-
ceipts were but little under one million
bushels-the exact figures being 96S,-
91s. The receipts in the corresponding
week last year were 600, So. It requlr-
ed nearly two million dollars to pay
for the wheat received last week.
The washington Lincoln Monument
Association has closed a contract for Il
monument of white. marbles hight l
thirty-siz feet, including statue OF l
Lincoln eight feet high, of Italian mar I
BILE. Over g 900 have been collected /
for this purpose almost entirely IN |
washington. The monument viii be !
placed in front of the City Hall
The Lancaster Gazette nominates |
General Grant for the Presidency.
The Columbus Journal favors thenom- /
ination Of s. P. Chase for President.
The rebel and copperhead papers
have not had such a happy day as this
since they rejOiced over the first and
second Bull Run ; but we advise them
e. q wneTTNEHnpr u
VicksburRs Five Forks, and the down
fall Of Richmond
General Sheridan had an enthusiastic |
reception in Albany the other day. In
his speech he said: ''Eo my old COM
rades i may say that for the last few
wears we have been making history, |
and ] hope that history viii be good his |
tory and that they viii not have record I
ed IN ft that rebellion is honOrabte.i -
The recent elections occasion great
Joy in the South.
A man named Rutnborg, who moved /
to Obion county, Tenn, rom Illinois, I
recently, was shot through the breast |
with buCkshot and ball, few nights |
since, while sitting up In his bed.
The next day after this brutal assas-
sination, aIfaau named Nelly was as
sassinated in the same neighborhood.
Elias Howe, Jr., the inventor of sew
machines died at O'Clock last. Thurs
day afternoon.
The third annual report Of the Erring
Women's Refuge, Chicago, 1865, shows
the following gratifying result: Dur
ing the year Just closed there have been
foTtY-tWO inmates; eight Of whom have
gone out in families with permission of
the Board, six returned to friends, two
married, two dismissed as hopeless,
and six leaving without permission,
with eighteen still at the institution.
The parade of the Maryland militia
took place at Baltimore on Tuesday.
Part were uniformed in grey and most
were commanded by ex-rebel officers.
A Copperhead jubilee over the Slate
elections was reeently held at st. Louis.
Most of the speakers were open spoken
rebels during the war, and edited their
hearers by the Yilest denunciatiOns of
New Tguofau5. and the application of