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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-03-27

A special dispatch to the Louisville
Courier. dated Russellville, KY,
March 20. says: The banking house
of n. Long & Co., was entered to-day
about half past / O'clock by five gen.
teel looking strangers, white men, and
robbed of nine thousand dollars in cur
rency, and a number of private depos-
its, amount not known. They shot
Mr. Long and then Knocked him down
with the butt of the pistol. He reeov-
cred and got outside Of the door and
gave=the alarm. The citizens armed
and rushed to the bank. and a general
shooting commenced. Mr.. M. q.
Owens was shotin the arm. The wound
is not dangerous. The robbers then
mounted their hroses and escaped to-
ward Franklin, The citizens pursued
on horseback but could not overtake
them. The robbers were splendidly
mounted and armed with Spencer II
fles and navy revOlvers.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-03-27
Words Fifty Spoken.


The n. Y. Tribune has the following
timely rebuke of certain doughfaee
apologists for Rebel slaughter and per-
secution OF Southern IUyalists
We learn from that ultra Democratic
organ, The n. y. Times, that the Con-
servatives of Tennessee have secretly
organized under such titles as the
HKuklux Klan," and are trying to
frighten the loyal people Of Tennessee,
especially the "superstitious negroes
and ignorant whites" by threatening
missives dated at the "Den of Kulls,'
ssDevils Pit, +" 'SWolf Hole, Bloody
Month, first hour," &c. All this is a
matter Of course in Chivalry, and it re-
quires a great deal of superstition in
Ihe negroes to make them believe that
these t'Kuk lux Klans'' mean any real
harm, albeit they occasionally shoot one
Ofthe ignorant and sUperstitious class.
But ii the black men OF Tennessee
should form such "Kul1lnx Klans, D.
even for the purpose of resisting the
chivalrious "KulSluXers,' what a howl
would 90 up that we are relaxing into
the barbarism of Congo and UahOmeyl
So it appears that what would in
black man be clearer evidence of bar
barism than even his rainbow shIns
and facial depravity, in white man is
only evident of Southern birth and
aristOcratic manners. What business
has a negro to be black, any way? If
the Lord made him so he exhibited
preference for that color which never
can secure the approval of white men
for tins department of creative labOrs.
What a pity thar, when the other works
of the Creators hand furnish 50 much
of design and even of wisdom,
that natural theologians take great
pride in issuing their certificates to the
effect that the Almighty understood his
by the intr0ductiOn of the negro, an
act of high-handed Africanism directly
tending toward miscegenatiOn,e especial
ly in warm climates. From this freak
Of nature white men, especially the in
telligent and enlightened KukiuXers of
must, for the present, at
least, withhold their indOrsement.-
colleges. IN their discussions
Of natural theology, will, therefore,
continue as heretofore to expound the
general doctrine of the wisdom of the
Deity, subject to this triffing exception.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-03-27
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Trees. Roses 30.

~ have for sale a lot of thrifty .asz
- young P EAR TREES, both stan -
dard and dwarf, ofthe very best varieties
have secured Mrs. NJ. E. Stewards large and
select assortment of ROSES and HARDY
sHRUBs-also, few Delaware, Iona and
Concord Grape Vines; Agrieulturist and
RusselI's Great Prolific Strawberry, Amer1-
can Seeding Gooseberry, and DooIittIes
American Improved Black Cap Raspberry
at much less than regular nursery prices.
mar 27-2 FRANK G. THOMSON.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-03-27

Certain leading Democratic papers and
politicians are seriously favoring the
nomination of Salmon P. Chase for the
Presidency. This does not mean that
Mr.. Chase has becomea Democrat. On
the contrary he is a jealous reconstuc-
ZIONIST and is the author of one of the
reconstruction bills. It is merely a
spasm Of sense which has been super
induced upon the Democratic mind by
the eKtraordioary straits to which the
party is being put for an available can
didate.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-03-27

A hermit, who has gone by the name
of Duuks and lived at Albion. Mich
igan, on the Central Railroad, for thir-
ty-five years, was found dead in his hut
on the second Of March. Tt is said
that years ago he was a wealthy merch-
ant in New York city, and was engaged
to a beautiful and accomplished young
lady, but his brother, who was in bus
mess with him, became his rival, and
secured the hand of the lady in ques-
ton, upon which this man betook him
self to the Wilds of Michigan, bought
him some land, built small hut, slept
in a coffin every night, and lived in the
utmost seclusiJn.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-03-27

ORIHAT.NMTA

Or. Ihhau nation or tho Eyes, not unfrequently
arises from disordored state Of the stomach
few doses Of Robaok's Blood Pills will 10 most Ca
ses, effect cure by removing the cause ~ g.
STARR, Agent, opposite american House
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-03-27

$. g. BURNSIDE, proprietor Of the
American House, Marion, was shot,
and probably fatally wounded, Monday,
by man named Hunt.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-03-27
isKukluv R1ans -


The ex-HebeI gueriIlas and eat-thfoats
ofTennessee have oEaa htEsd themselves
into a secret military conspiracy with
the above caption for the purpose of
prosecuting and killing loyal white
men and negroes. Some Of the doings
Of these Infamous bandits are thus spo-
ken Of by the Nashville Gazette Demo
cratic):
To the great o5nsfernatiOn of the ssIoE-
al element, p this mysterious order be
gins to make itself Jeb at Knoxville.
Witness the following:
X K. X
BAKERS T0afB EASTERN DIVISION,
WINDY MONTH, CLOUDY DAY,
BLOODY Hour.
Knkluxl the hour apppacheth
shake nd dry bones, and meet on the
MVteriOus Circle of the Hollow Sphere.
From East and West, from North and
South We come, to measure Justice for
the traitors doom. When darkness
reigns, then is the hour to strike
f2t By order Of the
GREAT GRAND CENTAUR.
somyb.
Urlagile.
We notice that the ''ShroUded BretE-
rem are 1LNaaAlltE 4sAl11les-e4 ALAE
CCrinth AebES Of this week is bEimnLng g
over with Kui1luxical incidents and
documents.
It may be a mere coincidence, only
that and nothing more, that in the next
column to tbeOne from which the above
is taken appears the following:
On Friday last, a drunken character
named Mckinley, killed two negroes in
Marry county and shot and attefunted
to kin others along the road between
Mt Pleasant and Columbia. He first
met a negro riding a mule, made him
give up pistol he had on his person,
and afterwards killed him on the spot
BE then fred upon a negro woman in
the field, killing her instantly. he ar
terwards fired upon other negroes, aud
was conducting himself OutrageOuslY,
when Geo. Pillow, a son of the General
went oub and captured hin1 and convey
ed him under arrest to Colum bia, where
he was lodged in Jail.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-03-27
AMATEUR CULTTVAToR,g aUIlE
ETE0Ra1T andFE.owERaAR

A DESCRIPTIVE work Of 40 pages, fully inug-
100 engraviugr, containing list Of over 25o0 vac
rietl-s OF Flower aud Vegetable Seeds alec. li3
vari tiles Of the choicest French Hybrid GlHdlanf-
An the Novelties, both 0i the Flower and Waf-
etabla. far 1885 win be found described 10 ire
above work Tastefully bound ia cloth. 2 color
ed plates, price, most paid 80 cts. ia paper cove
ers, post-nsid 25 Ut' Address WABHBURN
& CO., horticultural Han, Rosinu, Mass.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-03-27

Eslea T. Richardson and0 TaN pursuance az the
her husband I, J. Rich 1 commands Of an orr
ardson, tutr Of sale issued from
the Court Of Common
John Alvin Kelly, Peas, of Delaware
County Ohio, and , mo directed, ] viii offer Tor
sale az public vendue az the door Of the Courg
House, 10 the town Of Delaware, in sRid county
on the
29th day of APRIL, A. d. 1865
alto O'Clock A. N. Of said day, the following des-
CT ibed real estate, 20 wit estimate 10 the county
Of Delaware, and State OF Ohio, 90 the village Of
Delaware, and bounded and described as follows j.,
to wit Being known as In Lot No. 1851 new
number and 132 old number.
Appraised at S
REID & POwmL. .. w. LADD, sherin Of
AttYs for Pif8 Delaware County, o.
M0rch 27'6S-5t-pfeT 80.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-03-27

Or, ST. Anthouy's Fire, can b8 mosi 0Geolunlly
eradicatsd ~ the use Of Robaok's Blood Ptriaer
in conjunction with Roback's Blood Pills \ O.
STARR, Agent, opposite Americas House.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-03-27
The ProftabIopess of impeachment.


Some of Mr.. JOhnsou's more unscTu-
pulous partisans are recklessly asser-
ting that impeachment has had an ef-
feet to lower the price of our bonds
abroad, and to cause a return of them
to our American markets. How small
and even adverse an element Mr..
johnson forms in the credit of teh Gov
erumentis shown by the fact that our
5-2Os Of 1862, which sold In London on
January Y. six weeks before impeach-
ment, at III, and on FebOuary q, the
date of impeachment, at 7l5, reached
on March 10. three weeks after i'm
peachment. 72I, an advance of Z of one
per cent, which on our entire debt
would amount to an advance of $l5,
10000 10 actual gold value. IF it is
worth fifteen millions of dollars to the
public credit 10 impeach Andrew
johnson, what must it be worth to re-
move him altogether ?-N. Z. 4ftb-
lLle.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-03-27

Live Stock at Public Sale.
7 WILL sell at my residence in Troy township,
SATURDAY, APRIL 4th, 1868,
the following property. 20 head Of Cows and
'ifeTs, all OF which win be fresh this spring
head OF Horses Farming Utensils, &C.
Terms made known on the daY Of sale. Sale TO
commence at 10 o'clock, A. 81.
f. G.. VININu. Auc. JAS, B JACKSON.
March n '6S~1t
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-03-27
29th day Of APRIL. a. D.. 1868.
BAD TASTE

In the mouth in the morning ia ono Of the symp-
toms or bilious condition or disordered state Of
the liver, and should not, for single day be neg
lected, az It isbut the pr2mon tar symptom a
train Of evils aad the very seeds Of disease. Pro-
cure at once Roback's Blood Pills, administer them
according to the directions accompanying each
box, and the difficulty and danger OF disease win
at once be removed. N. o. STARR, Agent, oppo.
site American House.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-03-27
NOT al BEVERAGE.

Unlike most Of the bitters OF the present day Or.
Roback'sare not intended ps a pleasant stmula
ting whiskey beverage, but arc perfectly medicin
al, containing only sufficient pure bourbon whrsEey
to hold in the medicinal extracttve mstter from
which they sre composed NJ U. STARR. Agent.
opposite American House,
mch27'6 6s-2m.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-03-27

The Democracy are tnconsolabIe
over New Hampshire. Each particular
Democrat has his "theory'' accounting
for the defeat Of his party, one blaming
Dirty Shirt Dean, another Day-Book
Burr and another Vallaudigham. The
true secret oft was an insuficiency of
Democratic votes.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-03-27

As remedy to sooth all nervous excitement. ane
in its truest sense, asrUine, there IS, perhaps
medicine eztant wbich s received with so much
favor as Roback g Stomach Biltsra wine glass
full on going to bed is all that is required 70 pro-
duco sound and heaithfuI sleep. n, Q. STARR, Agt.
opposite american House.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-03-27
KeeD Your Blood Pure.

There are no remedies, noW before the public, 50
we'll calculated purity the blood and reconstruct
ESQ to speak, the whole system as R0baCks 3 Blood
Puriaer, Blood Pills and stomach BitterE. N. q.
STARR. Agent, opposite American House.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-03-27
HouseIyeepers

(NFHO desire to rerurnish or s'nt up" viii hud at
wv No. s Williams Block. large Assortment
OF Frenkf4st and Dinner Casters, Silver rea Sets,
Spoons, FnrkF, and fine Table Cutlery, alt OF the
best quality and selling lowest city cash ri0eF.
nar2T 6s-tf. G. PLAT.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-03-27
FTIRY THE BEST IN order % Introduce
7ro0RE,s RURaT rrw-Y0RTrr

M0ohGh RURAL MEH-AoHAaM
(tho Great National, Rural, Literary and Pam
ily Weekly 90 the general notice and support tu
query section 0f the U. 81 and Canada, the Thirteen
Numbers Of this Qunrter WIN be seat. Oh Trial frf
ONLY FIFTY CENrSg The numbers viii coutaiu
more and better Reading, Illustrations. &C., ihar
the whole year Of many n monthly costing 81 ir
% So. The RURAL vas greatly RnlnrIed and
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and Most Complete (as 60 has long been thc Lad
ing and Largest -CirUulaiinPJ Joulhaihliis CnEF or
the Continent Il Employs the Best Talent, (hav-
ing able Corresponding Editors and loutIibutorT
IN the Fast and Wesi, North and 5auth iH Bcluti.
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every Family Of taste, iu br th Town and Country.
Full price, SO year ,-rriaI Trip only Fifty Cent?
Address DID. 4 MOORE,
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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-03-27
BedsteaCGs aud TubIes
The Time

rs approaching for spring work and # y)u have
= one Of TIE Improved Howe Machines you
can do up the sowing for the family 10 a short
time and have ieiaure tor other duties. the Howe
si without doubt, the best Family Sewing MachIue
tn existence. Call and see them at No, 8, viii
hams B 0Ck
morob2T6stf, c. PLAT.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-03-27

johnson (A.) has attempted anoth-
er soriptural charaeter-that Of the
Deluge. He wants to reign forty
days and forty nights more Chicago
Post.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-03-27
LEUCoRRHoEA.

Or, Whites, which follow local debility and con-
sttutiOuuI weakness, can bo cHeotua1iy cured BY
the use ( Robaok's Stomach Biitsrs. Do not LOT
the druggist sell you any other remedy, as these
Bitters are prepared with especial reference 70
this complaint and are warranted 70 cure. N. U.
STARR, Agent, opposite American House.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-03-27
) O0K AaENTs WANTEl-E0E ID. ~

nOOK AGENTS WAWTED-F0H Or. Will
% LIAM SMITHS DICTIONARY OF THE
BIELE.-Writtsn by 20 tf The most diliinEuiHasd
Diviues 10 Europe aud AmHr.ca- Illustrated " IN
over l25 Steel and Wood EnFravinEa lu enc
large Octave volume. Price SO SO. tins ONLY ElI-
uoN PUBLISHED fy AMERICA, COEDEyeEn BT Dr.
s1rrH's OWN HAND. We employ no General AFetla
and offer extra induce mentg % Agents dclIlrr
with u.s. seud for descriptive oroniarE, and zee
our terms. j. d. BURR co,
pubIirhere Hartford ca
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-03-27
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FURNISHES medium r.r the freest expression
II of thought on The questions that Interest cara.
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the best-disposcd iustltutinn n the spirit OF lib
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ihan Co. tue Wisest resCri irtinuE of political
clefiastiCHl art we are ambitious, by the diaoag-
sion OF ideas aud principles, 90 foFufg fndividuak
10 thcir trust uf Spirituai Laws ard % an unWaT-
eriug reliance the projections ai hcroio charac-
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20 copies, $40. Specimen Numbers sent to ANY
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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-03-27
REVOLUTION mn TRADEI
TYOVEY's ILLUSTRATED GUIDE 10 T5E

Ill FLOWER ANb VEGETABLE GARDEN, rlr
1868, is now ready. Containing 40 pages, iiirl-
trated with so engravings OF flowers aud novel
ties, with fll descriptions Of neariy 2h00 tarin-
ties Of Flower and Vegetable Beeda, accompanied
with complete practical directions for the cultiVu
on and treatment, and colDred plate. Nailed
free 20 all app llcantB on receipt Of 25 Cta. ADJ
dres HOVEY 4 CO., t3 North Market % Bosi1ns
Mass.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-03-27
Public Sale.

NAADAAC hOGtANa
= WILL sell at public sale at my residence in
4 Genoa township, one mile south Cf Galena on
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8th, 1868,
the following property, consisting Of five head Of
Horses, ten head of attic, four hundred head Of
ane wool Sheep, eight head Of Hogs, two two
horse Wagons, one Spring Wagon, one Top Buggy,
three sets double Harness, Grain in the Bin Farnl-
ing Utensils, Household Furniture, &C.
Sale commences at 9 O'Clock, A. NJ. Terms madr
known on day sale.
March 27'6s t2t WARREN d. ALLEN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-03-27


HunnsWe' HukiIl Moses ~ pgTsas9S' 81 2, 'aS aS
John b. Ferry, e. al. Order q saie isaued
County. Ohio aud 70 me directed, I shall offer at
public sale at The door Of The Court House, in the
Town Of Delaware, 10 said County, on the
3Oth Day of April, A. D., 1868,
at O'Clock, P NJ, Of said day the following des
CrIbed Real Estate, 70 wits estimate ln the County
Of Concord, and bounded 10 described ae follows
to wit: Being known as the i'Ohio white sulphur
Springs" property, and composed or the following
two tracts Of land: First, tract containing one
No fourteen hundred aud twenty -one I42i IN the
Virginia Military nistr ot. ginning az the rrtgir-
81 corner II said Survey at point on the West
side ~ the sscipto Eiv' T., a. low water mark Hts
tant two p rches from sts.ne and berch Du thn
hank the River thence @outh IS deErres west
237 roIrs 10 n box elder. fhauce l-orfh TO drgrurs
west 8S poles a hickory beech ans sugar TIRE
the south-west corner Ot the James Nckitrick
tract North rs degrees, F. 219 poles 90 White Oak
the RIVER and thence with the river 50 pole 20
the place OF beginning. The second tract con t4ins
sky and 285z1Oo acres5 part of Survey No. 2b4z
in said Military District, commencing At stone on
post on the west bank Of the Sciot0 River az the
North East corner OF said survey, No 2642, run
ming thence south rs degrees, Is minutes west
hlon the boundary Of Baid survey ninety q rods
I 20 a post and three stones in the center or the
State Road Thence south 305S degrees East along
the center Of the road Eightv-One and 7-25 poles
TO post and three stones; thence north 78 degrees
% minutes cast along the boundary Of She survey
l31 rods 70 port and pile Of stones on the west
/ bank Of the River. and thence up the west bank
Of the said Scoo River with its meauderings north
S35< degrees west ~ and 9-IO pelos, thence north
| IS y degrees, west So poles 10 the place Of be-
/ ginning. JNO. " LADD, Sheriff OF
/ By CARRIER s. VANDEMAE, Delaware County, o.
4 Attys
Mch27 '6s-5w-pfJ15
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-03-27

There is no medicine so much In favor with those
who are acquainted with their action as RobacE's
Blood Pills ; they are Eafe, pleasant and mild in
their operation, and are purely vegetable try
them. N. U. STARR, Agent, opposite American
House.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-03-27
Agents wanted.
a1EsIlEl' ORGAN.


DAs0LlAI8D SHAEfs and the Work 81 F7stfo,
hverT vqtet nqad4it before Nov. I5hg n
afgeGt oounillaioag, and q rreulium cd gfoI
tuf fall particulars address e ~. srEBRTNs
falQ, D, u.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-03-27
We claim & wall cut TWENTY-FIVE (25l Pc
cent. more cord wood per day than
other Axe made

We claim It wall cut TWenty-hgo. l2B pSr
cent. more cord wood per day than
other Axe made.
McKErsrorr, Dro 10, 1901
MEssRs EIprINooIr q CO.
aud that it Is All yod claim for &c. Il win chop
faster than any other Axe that ] ever saw, and
leaves the wood without STICKING az all. I wopid
not chop three dayg without one for the cost,
need not say any more for any man that tries ono
viii be satisfied VIZ. htAa.
CAUTION bssn,sa A1s s9e '4s Sses4s e' a5 s
these patents viii be prosecuted according 20 law.
Fenders or dealersi ana persons using any ln-
frugemeni, are liable with the maker Of i1e
frngment,
For Sale by all Dealers and the lLanufactursrH
LIPP1N NG0TT q BAKEW ELL
TSucCEsHoRs 10 LlPPINCoTT q Col
Ssle 0tyHsrs Of ne Pattnts
PITTsBUReH, PA.
REVOLUTION lN TRADEl
Greater Inducements than ever before offered 10
persons getting up clubs 10 our
ONE DOLLAR SALE
Send for New Spring Circular.
PARKER CO., 6tsnd 81 Federalsl., Boston hats,
A WATCH FREE AGENTS WANTED 10 son
"A an article used By everybody. watod ir.e
% every new agent; Sena p &c 9en5s I4, I9T 5@1 %
314 North Third, s. Louis, No.
ONE DOLLAR EACH.
TTTEBs Cotton Cloth, Dress Patterns, Pant Pat
Nv terms, Sewing Machines, Watches. Dry rnd
Fancy Goods &C. &c Send Ten cents Tor Patent
Pen Fountain, with slip describing an ariies in
our one dollar sale.
Any person. (male or female,) can send In club
Of from 80 TO 600, at same rate 90 CtB fJr
eacb), ana get premium Tor so doing. sEED m
REGIsTERED LETTERS. Samples mailed iree 20 any
address. EASTMAN E KENDALL,
65 Hanover Sc, Boston, Maaa.
TYOVEY's ILLUSTRATED GUIDE 10 TEE
IA FLOWER AND VEGETABLE GARDEN f1r
1868, is now ready. Containing 1iQ pages, iiirll-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-03-27

70, 4. a good '0' On Warrington s'rso, .'
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-03-27

n. No .J., Teo aps epiiii5T lots on van sire.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-03-27
7. Z. POWELL,

OF eight rooms With ne usual convenience. sfa-
bic, out buildings, &c. on the promiseH ThiH
place offered for q short iimo very cheap.
The New York herald., 1868-10-24
LOUISIANA.

Steamboat Snnggcd-yrorc Lynching-Two
Negro Prisoners Sh0t-IncendiRry Fire-Dif.
Hculty with Negroes.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. %, 1868.
The steamboat General Qutman. from Vicksburg
for New Orleans ran on o snag and sunk yesterday
morning twenty miles above Bayou Sara All on
board were saved The boat ana cargo. consisting
OF 100 bales OF cotton and sacks or cotton seed
are O total loss.
Last night number OF disguised persons entered
the Jefferson parish jail at Carrollt0n and shot two
negroes, one OF whom had been twice convicted for
an outrage on white woman In 1896 and twice
prieved, once by General Sheridan and once by
General Mower. The other had been convicted OF
the murder OF white girl eleven years OF are In JEFF
ferson parish few days ago. The former was Killed
instantly and the latter shot through the head and
VIII probably die No other prisoners were dis
turbed.
About two O'Clock this morning fire broke out in
Gretna, opposite the upper part Of New Orleans,
which was undoubtedly the work OF an incendiary
Reports were current during the progress OF the
fire that number OF negroes had been discovered
stealing goods which were saved from the lre when
fight occurred. during which two negroes were
Killed. The negroes and whites then gathered from
all quarters and fight ensued. company OF in
fantry and body OF police restored quiet and pre-.
vented any further outbreak. Nine or ten frame
houses were destroyed. The olcer In charge OF the
military reports all quiet there this evening.