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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-17

case made IN writing. Upon enc Q4 Mr..
Stan bery's questions the Senate was
nearly unanimous against him, anclT1d~
ing johnson, Dixion, DOolittles Davis,
ard. in fact, all but four Democrats.
1&e. Stanbery, toward the last, became
very much confused, andstha Ezhole
counsel considerably disgonoerte ted
Finally, Mr.. Stanbery arose an0 said
that. under such rulings as the Senate
had made, counsel could not. determine
whether they desired TO ofer any more
questions FOR Gen. Sherman; and, upon
this. 9he Senate adjourned
AEoHday-This was the most exciting
day which las Tins far marked the
trial of im peachmeDt. The Senate laid
On the table the motion TO permit addl-
tiOnal S rJeecbes at the close. Gen. Sner-
man was gam called to The stand, and
new efforts made 70 ezICJ from him the
Su bstanceo of his conversations with the
President, but the Senate refused TO al-
low the question 10 be put Senator
johnson, hOWeFerg CAUSED Mrs sherman
10 be recalled, and himself put simi-
lar question, which the Senate allowed
the General to answer. bis answer
was one totally unexpected and aston
ished, most Of all, the Presidents scoun-
sci, for it made very strongly against
their client. They endeaN0rF0 TO cross
question him, but strenuous opposition
was made, and the senate refused 10
admit it.
General Sherman's testimony was,
briefly, that the President had said 70
him that StantOn's relations to himself
and Cabinet, were such thai be was de-
termined to remove him that he de-
sired witness to taket The Office and ad-
minister it in the interests Of the arm y
and the countTy; that vEtlness asked Il
the lawyers could dBe make mp case
and settle the difficulty without inyoIV-
ing either him [Sherman1 1Or ther ot9eers
Of the army that subsequently, Ia 9
second interview, the President MADE
no allUsiOn 70 using force, except to say
stanton was coEar0Ey, and 10 was use
ess to consider that view Of the case
Sherman also ssids ss7t On HE 1rst IN
terview, the PresidS4t did not lntlmat
his intention or desire TO take the mat
ter into the Courts.
Tsesdag.-WheaetA Senate assem-
bled TODAY. Nj. EEaEt5 announced thaI
Mr.. Stanbery had been taken suddenly
i'll, and could not be present. Owing &c
the fact that the other COUNSEL lors OF the
President had not Saaf4e8ent knoWIeoge
of the evidence TO proceed in the case
he asked for an Adjournment. The
Court adjourned for the day Ihe sen
ate discussed for same time and f7nally
passed a bill to hava printed 5,OJ9 copies
Of the report of the impeachment tF1sI
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-17
The New Tag Law.

The payers of Ohio will be In~
terested in knowing that the House
bin, Introduced bV Mr. Scott, Of War
ren, providing for be taxatlOn0f mon
ey, credits and other personal proper
ty. invested iu bonds aud other se2uI-
ties of the United States, to eVade en-
HstDaellt. is law. Section of the act
entitled an Act to amend an act for
the assessment andtaxatiou of prop
erty in the State, and for leyyiDg tax
es thereon according to its true value
in money" has been amended so as TO
read;
Each person required by this act
to list prOperty, shall make out and
deliver to the Assessor, when re.
ouired. or within ten days thereafter,
a statement, verified by his oath or at
irmatiOn, of all the personal property,
moneys, credits, investments IN bonds,
stock, joint stock companies OF, other
wise In his possession, or under the
control of such person, on the day pre-
ceding 6he second Monday Of April OF
that year, and which by the prevIous
of this act he is required to list for
taxation, either as owner or holder
thereof, or as guardian, parent, hus-
/ band, .trnstee, executor, administrator
receiver, accounting officer, agent or
factor. provided that fany such person
shall have converted moneys, credits,
or. other personal property IN the year
preceding the said second Monday OF
April, into bonds OF other securities
Of the United States, or this State, not
I taxed, and shall hold or control said
/ bonds or other securities when he Is
4 required to list his property, he shall
tlist the monthly average value Of sald
moneys, credits, or other property thus
converted, while such moneys. credits
/ or other propeFtsaagas j cid oT, ,eontroll-
sd by him and. sroviaed further that
I any ind btedHese IS sueI person or per-
Iso8s, represented BY him, created By
| investment il. said bonds or other Sc
t / oyrrities, shall not be deducted from the
amount of credits N making up his list
/ for taxation.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-17
The Impeachment Trial.

General Butler proves to be entire
II too many for the Presidents conn
sci. IN atiaI Of brain powers as. well
as in an ingenious and ready applioa-
/ Uon Of legal principles and precedsnts
D e comes out far ahead Of them. Al
most daily during the past week he has
routed his opponents horse foot and
dragoon, and In one instance they we're
compelled to ask an adjournment of
/ the Senate in order to collect their dis
concerted wits and eztTicate themselves
! from the snarl in which chad involv-
ed them
On Friday iastal ipf,riar Thomas
was brought upon the wiiaess stand by
Johnsons counsel After Staubery
& Go. had dismissed him, Butler took
him in hand and used up the would be
Secretary Of War most pitiably. The
old man swore to Que statement one
minute aud another the next, and was
forced to deny and correct statements
which he had previously made under
oath before the impeachment Commit
tee. His testimony was made to
strengthen the cause of the impeach-
ers and he left the witness stand SO hu-
inflated as to be an object of general
sympathy
On Saturday Lieutenant General
Sherman was called By the johnson
side. The object was to prove by what
johnson said to the General prior to
his attempted removal Of Stanton that
the Presidents intention in thus vio-
latiDg the law was to test Its oonstitu~
tionality. As though avowals he chose
.tC make Of his intention had anything
to do with the eriminality of what he
knew to be an unlawful actl Nobody
cares to know the intention of Andrew
johnson in violating law The sques-
ton is did he violate it2 IF be did he
deserves impeachment. Declarations
Of intentions made prior to the crtmi-
nal act may have been meant only to
deceive. -
General Butler urged his objections
to the evidence with marvellous skill.
and won. He was sustained against
the rulings Of the Chief Justice and
the utmost efforts of the Presidents
counsel.
/ On Monday General Sherman was
called again and similar contest en-
sued with fliee success for the Mana
gers. Stanbery & Co. were about to
give 1T up in despair when Senator
johnson volunteered the services Of
/ tc0unsel for his humble namesake and
propounded a question which the Sen
ate allowed By a majority of one. But
it evokedno declatations of Johnson's
such as lis counsefhad sought to prove.
The President had not intimated to the
General any purpose of testing the con
stitutionality Of the law. His object
so far as. evolved BY Sherman's testi-
mony seems to have been simply to
eject Stanton without regard to law or
to. consequences.
ButafteF all that is not the Presidents
great crime. 1t is his having sold
out thetvast Executive power to unre-
pentant and unpardoned conspirators
against the nation, and having thWart-
led justice aud betrayed the great re-
suits Of the war. For this an imper-
Eilled country arraigus him and the calm
4 Judgment of time will pronounce hi:
removal righteous. Let General But
Her continue to deal with this iniquiEJ
with ungloYed hands.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-17
Cen. Nettloton for Congress.
The C.nlnnsana .Iaa.,a.s.Z .sza-. -

The Columbus Joalg5ag says;
We learn that the friends of Gen.. Net :
tleton, in the Ninth District. design
presenting his name in the Congress
ional Convention OF that District as a
candidate for Congress. We nave not
heard as to whether Gen. Buckland viii
~ ~, ~ l9I 'lle tst - = rJ .
better or more able successor than in
the person of General Nettleton-a gal
liant soldier in war, and most honored
and trusted citizen in peace,
The people of the Ninth District
would do themselves credit by such q
choice. General Nettleton's talents en-
inently qualify him for the position and
his marked services in the war eminent-
ly deserve it. We would be particular
Iy pleased to hear Of his nomination
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-17
Democratic Love for Soldiers The
Relief Fund and Other Matters.


The inside history Of the present
General Assembly is not likely to be
written. The public which has Ian
guished so long for the sweets of Dem
oeratio legislation, will know eompar-
ati7ely little of the interesting and
instructive process by which it has
been manufactured. The official re-
ports do not give it, and even these,
fat, stale and unpro6table as they are,
have been manipulated by Democratic
reporters 10 subserve partisan pur-
poses aud give the best countenance to
5 the party in the majority, The unofi-
oial Bobemiaus have directed their
attention to other fields than that on
which the. peace party now plays the
fantastic tricks inspired by a little
brief authority. and have left il to ap-
pear before an admiriDg public re
specially disguised in the dry routine
of bills introduced, referred" and
passed, The reports are no less
partial in what they keep back than
ID what they make known of the grand
circular negro hunt into which the
/ Ohio Legislature has resolved itself. It's
results are manifest enough, but the
knavish purposes. the deceitful bypoc-
risy, the rebellious sympathy, the ma
/ lignant jealousy Of the triumphs OF
the war and hate of all that pertained
20 It's prosecution, by which a greal
portion of the work of the present
session has been instigated and in
spired have not been known and IN
derstood By the public as they should
be.
There is NJ way in which the legis
lative majority better proves the mea-
gerness and insineerity of its sympathy
for tho Union cause In the late crisis
than in its forced and awkward at
tempts to fatter and fawn upon Union
soldiers. Such attempts always result
in a farce so ridiculous that the won
der is that the most unsophis doated
boy who ever wore the royal blue
could be deceived by them. A good
illustration was had in q discussion
Cnas. =. MarshsIl. Insurance AGENT.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-17
Frightful Railroad Accident.

/ New York, April 15.-A terrible
railroad slaughter occurred early this
morning, on the line of the Erie Rail-
way, at Cars Point sixteen miles west
of Port7J er rVis. The train was the
midnight train from Buffalo, and was
due IN New York e z A Nj The acci-
dent was caused bya bro ken rails -Four
cars were thrown down az embank-
ment twenty feet The company ao-
knowledge that thirteen men were
killed. and fifty-tYo wounded. Among
the killed is III. B CorWin, of Urbana,
Ohio, and among the wounded a boy
living in Cincinnati. One Of cars
took FIRE, and several persons are re-
ported to have been burned up. The
bodies are not yet taken from the
ruins. ~ t-- .--. KS.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-17

a friend Of ours, who was present at the
entire session Of the Alabama C0nv ention,
recently declared to US that he regarded the
Constitution adopted BY that body as one OF
the very best state gConstitudous in the
UnIom. We shall regard as unfortunate the
delay In restoring Alabama on the basis of
that Constitution, Notwithstanding the un-
fortunate result or The vote thereon. Pro-
crastinatlon win not weaken the rebel op-
position to all fair reconstruction and mere
technical difficulties ought not to delay tt.
Let Alaban1a come in. l4
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-17

The howl about forcing negro gov
ernments On the South is refuted and
rebuked BY. the Arkausas election
That State, though having majority
of white voters, has adopted a eonstitp-
tion admitting the blacks to the ballot.
The whites had hspower to reject it
and that repsis an charges eth er of its
being forced upon them or the result OF
negro supremacy.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-17
n --will barllr doto noob-nooh an,

IT viii hardly do to pooh-poOh any
longer at the Ku-Iklux Khan as a Radi-
cal bUga boo, in the face of the General
Order of. Gen. Meade, the foil text of
which has now reached US. He official
ly recognizes and announces the exis-
tenee of "a e5retorganizstion for no
good. purpose, which seems to be rapids
Iy spreading through these States"
Georgia, Florida, and AIabama), and
instructs his subOrdmates most string
entity as 20 The means and manner Of
e DISCRIMINATING it. The dispatch Of our
special correspondents at Atlanta, pub
llshed on MOaday, did not oyerstate the
the gravity Of the situation, and the
alarm which we thsreupOn- expressed is
fully shared, it seems, by the Com
maDding General of the Third Military
District.-N Y. Tribune.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-17

New York Tribune, in an article Oh
tbe Ohio Visible Admixture Bill, says !:
This vitlaiuous act is to be passed, if
it hah not already been passed; and we
suggest that every Republican who vo-
ted against Impartial Suffrage last fall
have it read to hin at least once per
day for the remainder of his natural
life. Nothing can be better calculated
to make him realize what manner of
man he is. We ask the Republicans of
Ohio to have one &ttIion copies printed
on a large broadside, post them up
everywhere, read them in churches and
IN every public nssemblage, untl a
Legislature shall be chosen expressly
to erase the infamous thing from the
statute book. do let rs have this afro
city aired, until even its vile authors
shall be heartily ashamed oft.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-17

The new constitution of Georgia ad-
mits all classes OF voters, Ioyat and dis
loyal, white and black to the privilege
Of suffrage. The election viii be held
April Goth. ~ I
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-17

south Carolinia eoulmenced thevoting
ON her new constitution on Tuesday
last. The eIeetioh IN Louisiana is now
in progress, The North Carolina elee-
ton commences "A priI p. 81
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-17
ONE ar WTAEn

Once hours from o A. 81. 20 ~ d. ana from TO
p, NJ, When she Tth OF sth ooour6 on SUNDAY,
she Professor viii be seen IN hiB F0on tbs same az
any other day.
April, ,'08-lyGmarlB
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-17
E2UNG REmRT Z

Read the following paragraph and be wise b,f,rc
it is too late.
The good book says 'erhe Wages Sin IS Death. ''
IL docs not mean q sudden dissolution, but SLOW.
lingering, living death, Guard against tuturo vio
hl&tioh 81 the laws If nature. Break or that soul
destroying practice, aud there is yet hope for sou
70 be an ornament 10 society. It you are spf-
lering the oaneful results produced upon the heart
brain aud nel vouH system by esriy abuse, come
20 one thAt viii be = frend to you, Once more
your sleep viii be serene and refreshing. No
more nocturnal or seminal discharge will rack
your brains unstrIng your norvos aud cmbitter
your existence hut HEALTH, the greatest OF All
blessings, viii be yours the remnant Of your exs-
tenCe
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-17

The Maryland Legislature recently
invited Brick Pomeroy to address
them in the Senate Chamber. We
presume the address was POmeroy's
stereotyped eulogy of Wilkes Booth,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-17
Executors =SaIe-of r cal
Estate. aT


In tbe District Court Of the United
States, for the Northern District Of
Ohio, IS.
.,.u.tfa
David B. Beers, Bankrupt.
AT Cleveland, in the said District, tbe 18th day
Of APRIL A. n. 1868.
NORTHERN DISTRICT OF ENC, S. s-e--1. s.-
FTVAH-F notice that 81 pet5tfob has oeea hled IN
said Court by Dav ID B. Beers. Of Delaware in
the County OF Delaware, IA said District duly de-
elared a Haukrupt under the Act Of Congress Of
March. ID 1857. fir a discharge, and certificate
thereof from an bis debts and other claims IT9y-
able under said Act, aud that the 10Th day Of Way
ing Of the same, when ana whore you may alter"
snd show cause, II any you have, why the prayers
OF said Petition should n0t be granted.
EARL BILL.
Clerk of thu District Court
To the Creditors Of said Bankrupt.
aprf7'65-2t.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-17
+ CoNNEcTIeUE-The Cincinnati Com
r1,nrri. / s.ar.s - tI.o --.s.rllt N Hnnnncti

lIoLOIaI aays -lII5 I5sNII ~ OUHU5oII7
cut:
Counecticutis a hard nutmeg to-
CRATE. Some If the brassiest old Cop
perheads in America flourish within
its borders. Ii is in the neighbor-
hood.of the city Of New York, with
her sixty thousand Democratic ma
jority and transportation is swift, easy
cheap and ample, There Is just about
enough ENCOURAGEMENT for the DEM
oeraey iu the Connecticut election. to
insure the .nomiaation by, them of
thorough partistu for the Presidency
and to pr0videiR the platform and the
all the conditions of defeat.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-17

Those deslroua uf consulting Prof. Lyons will Sc
cure tickets of admission n lm BITS Agent and will
be admitted Ia routine according % the number,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-17

''Rhyming Dictionary superadded,
anu cost FIVE DOLLARS less than the
QuRrtO Edition. Call and see it. oct1s
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-17

The Democratic Of Connecticut are
forming jackson Associations, T
which are irrevently abbreviated Jack.
Ass. Clubs.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-17

The indianapolis Democratic organ
says that Johnson's utterances nave
the ring Of the true metal II they
ring like a loose hoop on Q whisky
barrel, anost Democrats will regard
them as having ths s'true ring. .'-~Ll
trOit Post.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-17

blade Of sraHE, simple nower
Guied from the dowy len
These, these shall speak with tnachipt t,o,rsr
OF change aad health % thee.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-17

10 FHEVENT HOGS FHOM D ouTTWu D
livery farmer ahuuld have IT, Ii saves rnarv
~ times its cost For sale by
nov '6oT @. CHAMBERLAIN a co
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-17

FAILED bin requiring county
Agricultural Societies to elect their
officers on the second day of their an
nual fairs, has been defeated in the
Senate 81 s
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-17
Free of Charge
L.ADEENI

Young OF old, married or SINGLE 10 all the va
rious diseases peculiar 60 your sex, treated with
the hRppicst resuuP.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-17
T. Z. POWELL,
REAL ESTATE AGENT.

7. +. POWELL,
REAL ESTATE AGENT.
WILL Buy and Sell town, city property farms,
w lands and all kinds OF real estate, draw deeds
mortgages, contracts. title bonds, &c.
Rg- All property advertised without charge.
No. 1. tine farm in Liberty Township, abou
i've. miles from Fcl1ware, and known as the Hen
~ Hyatt farm, CONTAINS lt7As acres all under
fence. so acres cleared and under cultivation,
balance timber land. House, stable, ont buildings
young orchard, 2 wuIs Tuup'"" water, sc, Pos
session given october nrst Ih. offered az
a great bargain. Enquire on the prcu OF
T. p. POWELL, Real Estate Agent.
No. A dcsirable dwelling house on William
Street, near the o. W r. College. A New stone
House, Two stories high and contains some seven
or eight rooms with the usual Couveniences, sta
place offered Tor a short time very cheap.
No, 4. good lot on Washington street at
No 5 Tao dae building lots ou William stree
very chop
No. 8. several large tracts % Western land lJr
sale very low or for trade for town property iu
Delaware or farming lands in Delaware County
w. I. E.. powell,
June l4F7-tf Rcal Estate Agent.
No. Z. A very desirable Hsrm about one milo
north OF Delaware, contains 97 acres OF land, as
acres cleared and so acres good timber, good
frame house, barn, orchard. Spring, we'll, Cstern,
&c. Fhis Is one Of the best luUaiiouS near pea-
ware with good pike 90 town. Terms low and
time given Enquire on the promises Of BENJAMIN
Seigiricd, or OF T. F. POWELL Real Estate Agent
No. 8. A dwelling bouso ou Railroad ST., bc-
tween Washington and Liberty, North side, with
usual improvements. Cheap ouiy 500. EuQuire
for terms, &c, OF 4. f. POWElL, Real Estate
No. 9. $. L. CRUICKsHANK'S Farm In orange
Township, containing 100 acres, with House. Barn
Orchard, aud other improvements. VIII be offer
cd for a short time very Tow. For Terms aud other
particulars Enquire OF 7. b. POWELL,
Out25, '67tf Real Estate AVont
No. 10. FOR SALE IA good farm of la0 acres !
house. barn, and other out-buildiugs, young or l
ohuri- loo acres cleared and under cultivation 4
ANA balance good timber. Best quality Of soil. /
For terms and other particulars enquire Of p. j. /
Wyeth ON the promises or Of T. F. POWELL Real /
Estate Agent, Delaware, Ohio.
f5b2S'6S.
No. IL. FOR SAIF--A good House and Lot on
usual improvements, we'll, cistcrn &c This prop
arty is offered for sale Tor short time, very low
given soon, For Fvrmsi SC, call on
r. r. POWELL, Real Estate, Agent
APPS, '6s.u
Il is no wonder that EVANS Is
now doing so much SpOuting
and Roofing Because be
is a practical workman, be-
sides having years Of expe-
riance in bis business, and
gives this branch, his spe-
eial personal attention.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-17

a neat Pamphlet containing a brief sketch or
be Professors Ifs, study RBd extensive travels
an be obtained from tho agent
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-17

No. 1. A tine farm iu Liberty Township, sbOu
i've, miles from Delaware. and known as the Hen
~ Hyatt farm, contains liTAs acres all under
fence. so acres cleared and under cultivation,
balance timber land. House, stable, ont buildings
young orchard, wuls Tuun'"" water, &c, Pos
session given october first. TIL, offered
a great bargain. Enquire on the prcu OF
T. r. POWELL, Real Estate Agent.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-17

No 5 Ta0 dae buil3iUg lots on WiIII0m strel
very ChCtp.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-17

No. A. good lot on Washington street al
$50.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-17

No. 8. several large tracts 1f Western land lJr
sale very low, or for trade for town property b.
Delaware or farming lands in Delaware County
For terms, sc. enquire OF
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-17
le ny alt Dealers and ne 1Tanufaoturor.
Z 4 N 6O1T g BAKE WELL.

Successors TO lIrFINCoTr a Col
Sais Ol0ners If ths Patents.
PITTBBuRGH, PA,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-17

No. II, FOR SALF--A good House and lot on
south FrankHn Street. House with SIX rooms and
usual improvements, we'll, cistoru. sc This prop
crty s offered for sale tor a short time, very low
Possession given soon. For Tyrms, SC, call on
T. 4. POWELL, Real Estate, Agent
APPS, ,'68.u
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-17

WouId announce TO the sick and aHiicted the truly
joyful tidings that ho wHl continue TO Visit