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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-06-05
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MARsHALL's PORTRAIT OF GRANT
The publishers, Messrs. Ticknor. &
Fields Of Boston, have sent ms q copy OF
this excellent picture and we are there
fore able to speak by personal knowl-
edge OF its merits. 1t is a first class line
engraving executed in the highest style
of that art and copied from Mr.. Mar
shall's own painting of the General.
To say this alone is sufficient commen-
dation of the work with all acquainted
with the authors great powers as a
painter and engraver, His portrait OF
Lincoln we regard as the best ever pro-
duced and the one which wall live as
the standard likeness ofthe great Pres
ident. His portrait Of the great Gener-
| al promises to commend itself to the
public as equally superior and reliable.
It was taken from life aud executed at
the Generals headquarters in Wash
ington where the artist was allowed
every facility for studying his subject.
Mr.. Marshall has aimed to give not
merely a good likeness Of General
Grant but tile best and most character
ic expressions Of his countenance, and
in this we think he has admirably sue
ceeded. Many better Judges than our
selVes and who are familiar with the
Generals features say the Likeness is
exact and the picture as work of art
superb. Mrs. Grant, for example,
says
'T am delighted with your spIendid
engraving Of my husband. I cannot
say too much in its praise"
Hon. Il. ID. WashbuEne says:
s'The likeness is most perfect, and the
wonderful skill displayed by the artist
all lovers OF art.g
Senator Sumner says:
at is a rare and finished work, excel
lent as a likeness e-----
George William Curtis says:
''The same force and hdelity,s the
same exquisite skill and delicacy,
which you have made us admire in
your Washington and Lincoln, are re-
newed in this mastefly work. It shows
all that simplicity, tenaeity, sagacity,
mOdesty, and moderation, which ex-
plain Grants career, and commend
him so closely to the regard and respect
of his Oountrymen."
The picture is also commended with
equal warmth by Senators Wilson and
Trumbull, Speaker Colfax, Generals
Howard and siclZlest andsl1y many 9th
er prominent men. It needs no farther
recon mmendation from us.
MANsFIELD's LIFE OF GRANT.-By
Z. D. Mansfield, R. W. Carroll q Co.,
III West Fourth ST., Cincinnati. We
have been shown the advance sheets Of
this work By IEr. O. p. Doneison who ia
agent for this county and can say that
they give promise that the work VIII
fully sustain the well known reputation
of Mr.. Mansfield as q writer, and it's
mechanical execution is fully up 70
what might be expected Of the enter
pFisIng publishing house Of Carroll g
Co. There Is probably no one in the
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MEDICAL.
ENGLAND
The White Pine Compound Cures

1 Sore Throat, Colds, Coughs, Diphteria,
Bronchitis, Splitting Of Blood and
Pulmonary AEfections generally.
1t is a remarkable remedy for
Kidney Complaints, Diabetes, Diff
Guilty Of voEaIng Urine, Bleeding from
the kidneys and Bladder, and Gravel
ST was early tH thr spring nr 1885 tiil iils c-im-
pound VAS arigiH1ted. 4 memher NJ nv family
was atirted with an irfitstioI OF IN" thrust at
tended Eiih disuETreahle unugh. had for
moeths urrvinuS thought THAT "a preparation hav-
ing for ~ ha Is Ga insi lv huk of White Pine
m igbt br CON IauI,ic O., be Cftg u-t-ruI dis
easts 90 the throat aud Ilurs. To lest he value
Hi t. dlithsf ase tiiud-t84 gs,o nInulidrt ) small
Eqnalifitynf she medicine THAT .iad hrrn planning
and gave it ~ 'ra -p''isull dttscs the reHuu vas
ezcredury grariTy ng WuEm 80 DAYS lhr r.
ru'11loa thr thrnai iY-l, ilar cough sub
aidtd, 4"a q si''rdt rHTr rU ricd -nou after
Ihis scHt SWINE to ti5lv ifti -'ntlnrry N. H..
who hal 'ef1i uifst ing f.tr e.S 'run mad
cough, rr7-i"nt-'i by Sl-ir'r -n,,i lsu rtis-
I'd T1uCr-f- Sircakrd wlth hluod- ~L=- fund
rel re- ant sct Tor t,rHk .bolt Ten
nuipes q - and Eui w'',i. =. q. tTtrs editor of
lhr NaRchrsteF l'aily Mirror, tdr IA IrlI 81 the
sanie preparation lB the case ni s-vrrr rold and
was cured Immediately. ur vas highly pIrased
with she suits, and ehuddnBt zttriid-
iuE its sal- Il pIared beinre the public, rhet he
finally persuaded 20 give u a name, ,nd send it
abroad to hcacdt the suffering
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-06-05

DR.. Il. J. LYeSa via be atthe Ameris
can sunday and Monday next the 9TH
and sth inst, where he can be consulted
by persons suffering from various
chronic complaints.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-06-05

aFAGNoIfA WArER.--A delightful toilet
artiele-suPertor to Cologne. and at half the
price. jest
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-06-05

DOn'tfOrGeeTRhyer & Noy6s' Circus
next Monday.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-06-05

ConlEEcE1lE1vr yTEEE-we are in
debted to the WesseTH O0Uegian for the
following programme Of exercises Of the
approaching commencemenfs:
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-06-05

We are Indicated to the members of
the Delaware Brass Band for beauti-
fuI seranade on Monday evening last.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-06-05

! IN 1IEMoBIA8I.-The services Of our
heroes who have perfshed in defence 81
the country were duly and appropriate
lily commemorated on Saturday last.
/ At three O'Clock P. NJ. a procession
formed.in front OF Templar Hall, con-
sisting Of the different Fire Companies,
members Of Warner Post Of the g. A.
/ R., and large number of citizens on
foot and in carriages, the whole preee-
ded by Kenyon's Brass Band and con-
Quoted by General Powell. Business
was forthe time suspended and the pro-
cession moved to Oak Grove Cemetery
whither large numbers Of people had
already preceded it. The exercises at
the Cemetery were as follows:
Song, "YictOry at Last, !" by Messrs.
DOnavta, Hyatt Jennings and Brandt-
bury. Prayer by Rev. o. III. Newton (;
Song, "Dirge for q Soldier ;" Music by
the Band reading Of the names of sol
Of the place Music by che Band ad-
dress by Hon. T. c. jones' Music by the
Band Song, 4Brfug EIoWers,z Sweet
Flowers DeecEatiOn. q Graves bT b
cOnmitsea Of elghs ladies.
The graves Of forty-three soldiers
We're suitably decorated with the fresh
est and most beautiful of Springs flo-
raj offerings, The day was 3 chuFm-
ing one and the occasion 1efs on
all minds a most wholesome impress
siOn.e The ire companies were in e1z-
ceIIent trim and made a fne appear
ance. The music both vocal and in
strumentaI was all that could be desir-
ed. On Sunday the colored soldiers Of
the e.. A. r. suitably observed the same
ceremony in memory Of their comrades
who died in the service, SO of whom are
buried in the old Cemetery at this place.
An appropriate memorial sermon was
preached BY President MerTick to a
large audience at the African a. E,
Church, after which the soldiers, ae-
companied by the congregation, proceed
ed to the cenaetery where the ceremPny
Of decoration was performed and well
written eulogy was read.
We hope this aatiful and tender OBJ
servance in memory of fhe heroic dead
viii be kept up from year to year.
give nowsrs bring nowersl Of every hue
From garden-bed and Held.
To deck the green above the breasts
4Alt41 LAAt4ue G1G INQEbUeEA 5All6Aus
Pluck or the sweetest orange blooms
And roses white and ruTe-
But not for marriage altars now,
Nor for the young brides hair.
Ask lilies dor their Tssles6 buds,
And viOlets for their blue
Ask wood and dell for greenest leaves
For those who died for you.
And lay above the bosoms cold
Where brave hearts now repOse,
The lilies pale and violets blue
And orange blooms and rose.
And when the other Junes shall bloom
Through all the years to be,
Bring noWeFs as sweet and fair as these
For those Who died for thee.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-06-05

If TOU WANT A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION
A FAIR SKIN; hyOu desire to have all irrita-
ting and distressing eruptiUns and cubane0us
diseases cured without fail, go to any drug
gist and ask for Palmer's LOtiOns--C0llg llgns3lts
(Ind.l DsIitoendt, 3itEy y. 1855. mayl5s4t
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STOVES ! STOVES Il

All kinds Of Cooking, Parlor and
Box Stoves, just received and for sale
By T.. B. CRONKLETON, 90 Winter St,
three doors east Of Williams Block.
nOvI5 tf
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G. HILLS & Cove are requested
to saysone Of this s5entefpFisiDg frm is
now in New York purchasing new
stock Of summer goods. which they
will receive in a day or two, and open
for the examination Of the public. x
-----aas- sHss-
The UNIVERsITY.-We are indebt-
ed to Prof. Whitlock for a copy Of the
Catalogue Of the Ohio Wesleyan Uni
versity for the collegiate year a67 aud
'68. The aggregate attendance in the
College DBpartmentrduTing the year
has been 229 and ia the Preparatory
and Scientific Departments 209, making
an aggregate attendance during the
year Of r439y The Senior Class this
year numbers 6. the Iargsst ever grad
uated in the institution The first
term Of thssnezt year viii begin Sep
tembeF 18th. -
COUNTY GoSvENTIoN .-On our second
page will be found call issued by the
Republican, Central COMMITTEES for a
convention to assemble al this place on
the I'D inst, to nominate county Off
GERS. The primary elections will be
held on Saturday, June 10th, at which
time aeles tes 10 tho gonsfssslonal
convention will be chosen. The county
officers to be nominated are an Auditor,
sheriE. Prosecuting Attorney, Commits
sioner, InfFneFy Director and Survey.
or. To secure good officers 1t is essen
tial that the people take an interest ia
these matters and that the primary
elections should be well attended.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-06-05


Representations Of the PEOPLE OF ALL NATIONS
EUROPE, ASIA, AFRICA and AMERICA.
THE GENIUS OF LIBERTY
a Rolling Mass Of 1E1gn5Resncs. A Lfne 5I
6ofg eoltsltess ONE ALLLE LONG, P0tCe7' sub
eerUtent to Beauty. LION e5r0sBg.Qfg At q,
HOnG1Hs Feet. Il HUGE dTONSTER taken
from its Dem mounted a6D0qB a Pedestal, and
carried tlt triumph TEROUGET E7se STR EE7gTg.
REVIVAL OF A TASTE FOR TiE BEAUTIFUL.
The Period Of Chivalry. Modern Parade repefo With
Ancient Grandeur. MEETING OF THE nT0NARCHa.
The White and Black Knights attred in Suits Of Real
Armour LADIES Of the COURT 81 ROYAL ROBES.
Iha Oriental Featur8
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-06-05

RAT TERRIERS FOR sALE-Now Old
enough to take aWay-veTE 6ne English
blood, simon pure-COIOr, black and tan
VIII hnd them at Papa's Plaoe, Greenwood
mayl5 81 r. LAMEBTENE VERGONs
r. r. HEEBERso,z has one Of the finest
cutters In Central Ohio, and tt is quite pleas
ing to 90 down to his establishment, one
and see the different styles OF Cloths, Cassi- =
meFes, &c, and the durability and neatness
i with which every garment is made.
] Delaware has great manF places Of in
] terest. But when it comes TO clothing man,
there is nothing here that seems to satisfy
the demand Ike this Merchant Tailoring,
Clothing and Gents Furnishing Establish
/ We take pleasure In recommending our
| citlzenss and those OF the county and ad-
l joining c0unttes when they desire Clothing,
ready made OF made to order, TO call and
i C. B. CRoNKLEroN does job work rs low as
any other house in the city.
An ODE TO A CHOICE oIaAR.
Yes. social friend, I love thee well,
In learned doctors 'splBsi
] Thy clouds all other clouds dispel,
And lap me in delight.
All ye who love a choice Cigar,
Can buy one such OF N. U. STARR.
mar20,ly
PALREg.-I have just received large
supply OF B. A. FanstOclEs pure White Lead
gtle , pet made N es 80 ana Z. iin cans Also
all other Paints and Painters nafeEials;
which shall keep q good stock constantly
on hand for sale at the l0Tgst market prices.
apr8tf 10. Williams Block.
STOVES! STOVES Z!
Stoves have declined and A. EYBRAND
4 Son ere RECEIVING large stock which
they viii sell cheap.
For a good Cooking Stove, Parlor
Stove, or Box Stove, go TO C,B. Cronk-
Teton, on Winter Street.
The Fortune''is the name Ofthe new
Cook Stove at A. Lybraud q Sons. If
n q PEACE MAKES Double Oven
cooking stoves for sale at Evans at a de-
ductinn Of % per cent, below last years
prices
A. LYBRAED & Son have the larg-
est stock of Stoves in the country.
BEsT CoAL on at the LOWEST PRieE
M M. L. STARR.
Have you been to LINDsEY's since they
got their New Books? my25
Those beautiful Patterns Of Sheet
Iron Stoves at a. LYBRAND & !
SONS are worth seeing tsI3t)
u is 10 wonder that EVANS Is
NOW doing so much Spoutipg
and Roofing Because be
ip practical workman, be-
sides having years Of ezpe-
rience in bis business, and
gives this brubcb, bis spe-
cial personal attention.
The pr7ce oF all Cock PssGor ana Box
stoves hes been reduced 10 b cent. BY
q b Et5zF1ZLETO1ys I
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FLOUR
SUNDEIES.


Flour p bbl....-.... ......... z so Sl3 50
Corn Meal y bu.............2 90 90. 80
Buckwheat Flour P'cwt 90 co.. 10
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ADVERTISING RATES.

Special notices . per cent. additional to
the above scale.
Ten lines Npnpareil type OF ninety words,
make q square.
Local notices Is cents per line for 1rst in
sertion, and 10 cents per line each additional
insertion Special contracts made, however,
for a longer time than two months
Resolutions Of coincidence and cards Of
hanks 81.
Marriage Notices 80 cents.
Obituary Notices, cents per line.
BusineEs or AEcfezs iOual Cards, 81 per line
a year; so cants Fer Line COR q months 80 cis.
for 3mOutnE.
Aftschnent, Divorce, Administrators and
Executors notices., also foreign and tran
sfeut advertising must De paid 0F tgi EGtu0Ece.
No SteFeOtYp8 plates or ElectrOtype cuts
inserted in ON columns
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-06-05


A large assoriurut Of Toilet Sets
Tor saie at the Evans Block,
BY THOMAS EVANS, Jr-
CoIUmBUs B1srEEss CoLInaE-The de-
sign OF this instfgution Is to irupart sound
ton to Book Keeping, Penmanship, Busi-
ness Arithmetic, Commercial Law and Cor
respOndences Scholarships issued at Column
uatfons furnished BY our association than
all others. Send for circulars and specimens
decl3 67-ly z. K. BRYAN a. co.
Go to A. Lybrand & Sons, and see
that new pattern of Cook Stove. If
Country Merchants supplied with
Tin Wa,e at greatly reduced
Wholesale Rates, b
THOMAS EVANS. Jr.
Don't fail to go and see A. LYBRAND
& Sons stock OF stoves before purchas-
ing, for they are selling az reduced
prices.
Always bear it in mind that EVANS never
viii be beaten in quality and price OfStovess
Tin Ware &c. &c.
FoH CLoFH WINDOW Shapes, various
eOlOrs, plain and Ornameneed pattern
Ro TO LINDsEY's.
We wOuli advise every one to see
A. LYBRAND & SONS stock of
Cook and PaFlor Stoves before they
purchase. (s13tf)
FAINT! PAINTi
Nothing like Paint to make an old house
look new. Nothing like Paint to keep
new house from looking old.
GET IT.
Nothing like IL to keep your porch floors
from rOtting. Nothing like it to preserve
your barns, out houses, &c.
USE IT.
Nothing like &c to make things look neat"
Nothing ike it to add to the value OF prop
eTty.
IT WILL PAY YOU WELL.
II you want to sell you can get 50 per cent.
more. II you want to keep your place twill
ADD 100 PER CENT TO YOUR FEELINGS.
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TIME EAgLHs.
c. c. &C. RAIIEOAD.


SI'RINGFTEII BRANCH
LMAvR. ARAivR
rumm5Jati56 4 FrsIRhi rs Al 42br 4
P s.pE Tratu. ... IS y 9 10 !.
A. MclLvAIN, AGENT
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-06-05

COLLECTION on WILD BEASTS,
and perform with che pqnlEopa q ho jungle giving de-
eidedly MARKED EMoII0NAL ENIERIAINMENT IN
the DEN WITH TEE MONSTERS.
Mr.. O. W. MOVES gin exhibit one Of BE pet projects
Tor the Amusement Of his hte fdondg Real Performing
Monkey HUNKI DORI," capable Of making everybody
laugh At hiH cunning tricks and capricos.
DR.. JAMES Z. THATER viii bring forward in hiu own
peculiar way those STANDARD Quadupe edai Comedians "tham
Mules Uncle Sam and Dick.
The whole OF the talent and the of tho ossb-
Iahmont win be most aooeptby presented n the MaEnih
cent Spectacle Of the
ETAAE1NEs
which will show 200 Men and Horses az one time
m the Ring1 In N series Of the MOST BRILLIANT AM
NATIONS. THE HALT IN THE DESERT. TIE CARA
VAN resting at the Oasis. The ARABS with their -
Hl00ded Imported Horses trained 20 o down and raise nt
a sUBLIEEE PICTURE,
showing 20 advantage the docity Of the Performing a
phant LALLAH R0OKH
The arrangements for comfort o. patrons arc complete
Eligible and roomy seats ample means q ingrcss and
Illuminated with ATMOSPHERIC LIGHT, shedding rays of
brillancy throughout the entire space, equang In all
respects the gas used in Metropolitan places
TWO PERFORMANCES, AFTERNOON AND NIGHT.
Dooru open az and o'clock j.. 1. Pcrrmances az aud
O'Clock, p. NJ.
Aall llaai0n tog Ionli
Children under 10 years of Cents
LOOK OUT ron ZEE PROCESSION
Surprising I'm LENGTH, STRENGTH and GRANDEUR
aEF Es1ifc characterization clsfc1 60 TIE people.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-06-05

BOOTS AND SHOES,
OF LATEST STYLES,
GOOD. CHEAP & NEAT FITTING
GALL AT wAEDO7S
BOOTS AND SHOES.
We are doing our utmost to have
BOOTS AND SHOES suited TO the mar
ket, both as TO quality aud price
You will fnd US, as usual, LIST shoe
store south of Mendenhall's corner,
next door to Shur's. Please call and
see what we can do.
aug2tf j. A. BROWN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-06-05
SMALL PROFITS AND QUICK
RETURNS.

The subscribers having received a
nice variety Of Holiday Books, offer
them for sale at as low prices as can
be afforded. Please call and examine
for yOurBelves, No. 50, Sandusky st.
n386 B. DICKINSON Il Son.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-06-05

MILLINERY OPEEING.-AEiEs s. C.. Evans &
7 Co invite the ladies Of Deiaware TO attend
I the opening Of their Spring and Summer
styles Of BOunets and Hats Friday and SAT-
urday 18th and 10th inst. mayI51t
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-06-05
FROM AUCTION Z
Toilet Quilts, Lancaster Quilts,
Dice Loom Table Linen,
Table Spreads, &c.
OUR STOCK OF
@ a IA - E TE M c.

Curtain Damasks,
Window Shades,
Nottingham Laces,
and Curtain Drapery,
with all the newest and best
styles of Curtain bands and loops,
Is as usual the best to be found
in town.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-06-05

THE NEW RA1ERoAB.- weeks.
Of waiting we get the following light
concerning this enterprise from the Mt.
Vernon Rep5tsticaa
Mt. Vernon has subseribed S47, 900 to
the new railroad, and the matter hangs
fire for the want of more funds. Is it
possible that our people are going to
lose this prize for want of q little more
public spirit
This is strange sequel to the san
-guine predictions made in behalf Of
Knox and Coshoeton counties as to
what they would do to build this road.
Knox, we were assured by the gentle
men from that county, stood ready to
subscribe $50, 600 to the Improvement
She subscribes S47, 600 and there stops.
COshoct0n men were equally saBguine
that their county would do its full pro-
portion, yet even after the great special
.inducement offered in the sale Of the
WalhOnding canal we have not learned
that Coshooton has subscribed over
900. Delaware made no promises
except that she would do what she
could. Forty thousand dollars was the
quota assigned her, and she not only
raised that promptly sbutten thousand
more. If the other counties had done
as we'll the road would. now be IN pro-
cess of coRstruction.y We hope yet to
hear that the rich men of Knox and
COshOctOu have not allowed themselves
to be outdone in their zeal for this i'm
provement by the moderate capitalists
and young men of Delaware. rr-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-06-05

AACAN of " Op4if- AA8F new GOrk
Economist of May 30th gives the follow
ing quotations. Medium Ohio and
Michigan As a As; Ohio X 40 a so; Ohio
| Xxx, 56and 64 for pieklOck California
10 a 26 for Fall clip, aud . a SO for
| Spring clip; Texas, Is. for low and bur
| ry and 25 for Medium to good. The
| Economist says r
1.-THE market still continues quiet, and
/ little comparatively doing; YET, under
such an extremely dull time, prices are
! firm at the same time there is a giving
way, and dealers would to-day accept
I prices they would have secuted at a
week or two ago, yet the decline is not
/ so great as might be expected with such
I a light demand The certainty that the
| clip will be later, and also the certainty
/ that there VIII be a very wide difference
/ between dealers and farmers, gives con-
adeuce TO holders that they need be in
no haste to sell consequently, prices
/ have not declined so much as they
4 would have done had the circumstRn-
/ ces been little different, A large pOr-
| ton of the wool on the Eastern market
| is either owned wholly or in part by
| the dealers, and they do not find il 50
i easy to let down the price of the article
they own as when it is the property Of
/ Others
Walter BFownE cos CFc6sf dated
/ N0W AoLA June 4st3 says
There is every pE0bability that as
soon as the new wool arrives in any
considerable quantities that prices for
these (medium) grades wiIlmaterially
| decline. This should be borne in mind
! and calculations should not be based
on the present market quotations. The
/ finer descriptions of wool, both fleece
| and pulled, with the exception Of choice
i Xxx parcels, continue. TO be compare
lively neglected, and it has been ne
/ cessary to make concession to effect
sales. The stock, however, of all
grades Of 4leeces is light, and therefore,
/ although the demand is very moderate,
there is not likely to be much change
in prices ull3ll the new wool Is ven on
4 the market.
DIR. LIeHTHILL.-We are requested
to anuauoce thRf DE-. NIghshilI VIII
shortly pay second visit to Delaware.
His first visit was tiattering to him and
those who went under his treatment
are getting along finely. We shall give
the date Of his approaching visit in our
next issue.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-06-05

LOOK OUT ron ZEE PRoCEssIoNl
Surprising I'm LENGTH, STRENGTH and GRANDEUR
aHg lsoiic dgH5ol5ratiol crer e1trod 70 re ptorc
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-06-05

RAT TERRIERS FOR SALE--NOW old
enough to take aWay-veTE 6ne English
blood, simon pure-cOlOr, black and tan
VIII ind them at Papa's place, Greenwood,
farm, near Delaware
mayl5 81 Z. L.ANFERTIME NERGON.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-12-25
ALSO,
Richland---In Equity.

Joseph and John s. Bates, Executors of
John Bates, Us. DR.. S. Mckenzie, wife
and others. BILLY for Sale and Partition
DY decretal order of tho Court in the
ID above stated case, will expose for
sale before the Court House in Columbia,
on MONDAY, Dece mbsr %, instant, all tho
REAL ESTATE OF John Bates, deceased,
to the highest bidder:
1. The Plantation known as the White
cotton Plantation. containing 1900 acres,
more or less; bounded by lands of James
Trumbull, James Seay, estate of Robert
Adams and others. This plantation is one
of the best in this County, and will be sold
| in parcels, according to the return of the
Commissioners.
g. The Land known as the Joe Williams
Tract, Immediately adjoining the above
mentioned tract, containing 20 acres, more
or less.
| 8. The Land known as tho Sand-Hill
Plantation, containing $50 acres, more or
less; bounded by lands of Mrs. Mays, John
Scott, q. A. Scott and others.
TERMS OF SALE.-Suficient cash to pay
| expenses, taxed costs and fees Of suit; the
balance to be secured by bond, with two
good securities, payable in equal install
ments of one, two and three years, with
| interest annually from date, with mortgage
of promises sold. Purchasers to paw for
papers and stamps.
D. d. DEbAUSsURE, G. E. R.D.
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