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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-03
Clippings
A chinaman In California fattons rats
Tor the tables Of his epicurean country

a ghinaman in California faftens rats
men.
Matthias Colcher, aged 107, is living
y ~ GAINESVILLE. BE IS said TO be wonder
tnAly strong and active.
Inc human soul like the Autumn
~ 80 should brighten at the approach
q Pit lald turtle, which has been on
burned 10 Barnum's museum,
Punch defines the EnpIish eummerau
three hne days and a thunCier rtornS -
10 also applies the Characterization 70
matrim0ny.
Du Chaillu tells Of an African KING
with 300 wives and 200 children. yvhS
yet takes q new bride every week.
The election on the Georgia ConEtitu-
ton is ordered by General Meade to
begin April TO- and continue four days.
A young man who recently took up-
20 himself wife says be didn't ind it
half so hard 20 get married aB he did 70
get the furniture.
Men are frequently like tsa-thelr
real strength 10 not properly drawn out
until they have been a short time in
hot water.
Russia il is reported, has forbidden the
manufacture e or sale Of eolorsd Bvyeet-
20 the health of tho rising generation.
A teacher Of an Episcopal school ln
Hartford advised his boys 20 Baorilca
something during Lent. They retired,
hashl
A little girl, after notioaiuF f5r some.
time the Rlittering gold filing in her
aunt's teeth, exclaimed, with admirn-
Jion; "Auut Mary, I wish had copper
toed teeth like yours"
The nettle plants, says Echloden, are
aeTpentB Of the vegetable kingdom
The sinilerity between the instruments
with which both produce and poison
wounds is very remarkable.
When q dyHpeptlc and melanchOlio
young professional man beWailed bis
prospects 70 Chief Justice Parsons, aud
SAID, he didn't see how be should set
through the world" "Dld You ever
know any one TO stop on the Why;" was
the grave and ConBOiing reply.
"A little girl was lately raproved for
playing out doors with boys, and in-
formed that being seven years old, she
was too big for that now. hWhy, grand-
ma, the bigger we grow the better we
Ike 'em."
"Did your wife have an income last
year q" asked an internal revenue ona-
Ger Of citizen of Uarliuville, III. eyes,
she had twins-both girls." The of1-
Ger concluded that it was q pretty lib
eral income.
1t appears from the foreign papers
chat ~ is not the young King Louis H.,
Of Bavaria who has died, as erroneous
~ reported by the cable, but his grand
father, the ex-King Lous T., who had
entered upon his eighty-second year
He VIII be remem bered as the lover Of
lola MOnJez, and abdicated, in 184S in
favor Of his son the late MaEimilinn III.
A man in West Penn, Schuyllzili Coun-
ty, Pa, hncing some blasting powder
he had purchased TOO coarse for his use,
attempted 20 grind it finer In a coffee
mill Heault-a noise, a room
hlled with flying fragments Of
cOnee-mill, window glass, furniture,
croekery, and badly scared Dutch
man.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-03

Carl schurz describes the King Of
Prussia as followss Ho reads every
document submitted 20 hiua, and eoma-
times asks his Minister fur auoh q
have not been submitted. Ho q q nara
worker. ne residps ia q small man
sion under the Lipdoni and hea .-.. hie or
fice in a corner 81 the. ground nooi;--
Re can be sees every day teLou - .a.
- M ~ aaid 80 likes Co have people soc
NM AZ V,5rh. He enjoys excellent health
ard D1twlthstanjing his aoyentY-uno
,,es3s. walks very straight and With the
slasticity of q young man. 1t haa peen
cenerniiv said and believed, that be
was an extremely narrow minded manat
and his well known passion Tor mlAu-
tary red -tapoism appeared 20 eQnutn n
that opinion. But i have heard 4otle
Of the most strenuous opponents ~ 80
ri5,r r9yr fhat h3 has a very clear intoi-
ieot, and even e certain degree OF ofAl-
Ginelas
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-03
Stories about HOmely Singers.

In is undisputed that Americans, if
not so well versed in art, known very
well what to admire in nature. They
are often more unforgIving to public
performer who lacks grace or beauty
than those who show a want of talent.
Some years ago a ptanOforte player
came from Europe with numerous in
fiuential letters, one of which was di-
rected to one of the kindest and best
men in the profession. He received the
new conner with great courtesy, asked
him to play, and was delighted with
him as an artist, but felt compelled to
deal candidly with him. He therefore adj
vised him not to think Of remaining in
the -UniJed States. "Why 2" said the ar
tist; ''tell me why" ST dare not do 80, 4"
the artist. GAS a public performer -
was the rejOinder, ''yOur personal ap-
pearance is against you, and it would
be still WorEe for you if you desire to
teach" "Am ugly ?" said the poor
artist. tfVeryi" I" said the gentleman /;
''You have coarse red hair, and that's
enough-Americaus hate red hair; then
you have dark brown freckles on your
face and hands your skin is deadly
pale, and your nose turns ups defect
never forgiven in man here" The
artist went co Canada.
As set-Off to this story, an incident
that occurred in Italy some years ago
may be mentioned. A tenor made his
appearance for the first time in the
town, and was cast in the part of Polio
IN the opera of Norma" As he walk
ed down the stage, he was saluted by
derisive cries of "GO home; we won't
have you herel oh oh !" He stood
quietly looking at the audience until
be found a hearing. His appearance
was unprepOsessing-a little, hump
backed man, wearing a huge Roman
helmet which fell upon his shoulders
and seemed to cover One-half of his pig
my body. Rising his hand to indicate
that be desired to speak, be finally
uuieted the noisy crowd, and said
SIT is true, Nature has been very Mig
Eardly to me in gifts of outward show (;
but, by way of compensation, she has
bestowed on me the glorious gift Of
voice and musical apprehension. VIII
Won hear what Nature has done for
me %
The house answered with one voice,
'sSs'1-yes. The orchestra began at the
scene where Polio enters with FLGUiO.
The latter had been so frightened at the
noise that he had walked to the side
scenes, but now came forward. After
the first verse of the tenor air, AfecO az
altar di Venere (''With me at Venus
Altar''l, cheers and bravOs were utter
ed by ever voice in the theatre, The
little humpbacked man was carried
home in triumph from the theatre that
night; and, in spite Of his defOrmity,
lived TO be called great on every stage
where he appeared in Italy.-N. 7.
EgeniTg Post.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-03
EXAMINATION NOTICE.
Rehool DxaminareI EEotie


FT7HE School Examiners Of DslawNre county vii,
meet, during the year 1888, for the eXamina-
tion Of teachers 81 the following places and times
namely
At the COURT ROOM IN Delaware, March TN
and Z1st April 4th aud 18Th !; Nay ID septem-
Der 26th October 10Th and 2lth November 7th
and 1Ash December 5th.
Al the SCHOOL HOUSE in Ostrander, March 25th
and Oct Sd. At the SCHOOL HOUSE Ia Ashley,
April I1th. At the SCHOOL HOUSE in Lev, ia Gem
ter, April 26th and October SIst, A. Col. ETambes'
SCHOOL HOUSk in Sunbury, Nay 9tn and October
1Tth.
Candidates must present satisfactory testimo-
nlals OF good EOrsl character aRa the law re-
uuires, as q condition Of ssGHsiaaiaoa that each
applicant for = cOFtiacate shall pay q fee Of so
cents.
No esrtih0ata is granted tzuiess the candidate ID
ssqualihed 20 teach ALI the branches med in the
law namely OrthogTaphys RondingY Writing
AFithmati0, Geography, English Grammar and
possesses an adequate knowledge Ofthe theory and
practice or teaching"
No candidate, af.eF second failure, viii be sd
Haittsd 10 re-eEaminatiUn within six months.
Examinations will commence a. 40 O'Clock, A
n. and olegs a8 2 o'clock, P. d.. and no applcaR
will be admitted afser II O'Clock. The exercises
viii be oondugtsd Is Tar e possible in 9FisiEE
Each oandidata Is requested % bring paper, ans
pensifs and q stamped onwalGps dira8ssd 20 him
Eal1 m Which the c0Fhhcais awarded will b
uliiad % him or not1ss e failure.
J. 8. CAMPBELL
Esb. "a, lses.-tf. Clerk.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-03
TREES, SHRUBS, &C.
2ear Treeg. Rogeg C.

Pear Trees, Roses &c.
RR Ihave for sale a lot Of thrifty ea
- young PEAR TREES, both stan -
dard and dwarf, Of the very best varieties
have secured Mrs. NJ. E. Stewards large and
select assortment Of ROSES and HARDY
smUBs-aIso, a few Delaware, Iona and
Concord Grape Vines; Agrieulturist and
Russen's Great Prolific Strawberry, Amen
can Seeding Gooseberry, and DoOlittle's
American Improved Black Cap Raspberry
plants, ETC., etc. All Of which will be sold
at much less than regular nursery prices.
mar ~ FRANK G. THOMSON.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-03
Petition to Annex COntig-
uons Territory.

n. nooT55Es,si Ps5si var. ST-n ,ssi siFi4s t8s
~ delaware. C0uncil Of the THcoFpoF-
aasa Village Of Delaware, Ohio, fhFo1ga their
a4aHs = d, Van Dca IN. MsT0F ~ said EReoFp0Fa-
ted FiilsFs, cid on taa ID day of DoGembsF, 1851
ala wgEh fhs EQuaniaH1aneFa q Delaware County,
OhIo a Pelttion setting forth that the gaid CouRs
ou sf the Incorporated Village Of Delaware, on the
Bth daT Of August, A. D. 1851, passed aa OFdin-
Hnes entitled q An Ordinance providing for sub
ID itfug 70 the quaIisd electors Of the 1noorpoFa-
ted village OF Delaware, the question o. anusEinE
contiguous territory 20 said Incorporated Fiiagei
that aid OFdiasnes was duly published according
% law CO the 5tb day Of September, 1867 that in
pursuant % said Ordinanos the said question vas
submitted TO the qualified vt Of the said cor.
p0Fafion gt the general election held on the sec
0nd Tuesday il October 1851 and shat a. the
said election maJ5r ty Il the qualinad voters tf
the SAID corporation voting on TIE eala question
did vote IN favor Of said annexation Of said teTri-
tory embraced and described ia said OFdlnan ce /;
that said petition containing full and accurate
description tue 'rritory 20 proposed 10 be an
nexsd az Of ,reaaid, and has attAched taeretl
COPY OF said Ordinance, the Poll-BOoEs Of said
election and accurate map OF plat f said ter
ritOry according TO law, and thag SAID Petition
prays that tbs SAID Territory may be annexed 90
the said Incorporated VIllag' Of Delaware
Now. notice is hereby futher given that the
said Commissioners Of said County Of Delaware,
have axed the following time and place for the
hearing Of such Petition.
On the FIR Monday ia June, A. D., 1855 az
their ONCE adjoining the office Of the Auditor Of
By order Of the Council,
J. D. VAN DEMAN, Mayor and
March q, ,s6s-6w. Agent ofsaId Council.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-03
Notice.

WTOTICE is hereby given that Petition has bea1
la fled With the Recorder Of the Incorpl rated
ViIlage OF Delaware, Ohio, and viii be presented
70 she Council o said Incorporated village at q IL
special meeting, On Monday Evening March Soth
A. D., 1858, pFayluE E8F the VaoaiiVn e M00dssy
streeG Littie Street, George Street and Charles
Street, in CampbaIls aud Little's addition 70 the
town Of Delaware, Ohio. szld petition VII be ?
anal hearing at ths Regular meeting Of sad Coun-
ell on Monday evening Nay 42h A. D. lees.
TN TEusrEEB OF m o. #. ?. CoELsGE,l Petit
P. g nOsWsoE, and G. ". Inns. ltionerg.
March g. idB-at,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-03
The Thames Tunnel-A New Pro
gramme.


This work, which has proved an ins
different speculation since its opening
in 1913, has now promise Of new 1iGs.
Two railroads on opposite sides oI the
Thames are forming a Junction bv
means OF the tunnel, and viii make
gradual entrances a mile distant som
either bank. Preparations for this
change ere "a 3w In progress. The orig
inal cost Of the tunnel was over four
hundred thousand pounds sterling. ft
WAS sold four years ago for half that
amount, but the new stockholders have
had no greater cause for felicitution than
the former. The receipts have averaged
but twenty-five pounds per week,
which has been entirely consumed by
expenses.
The project Of a tunnel under the
Thames was suggested both in 1870 and
1904. The first plan proposed a crossing
az Gravesend, but no practical steps
were taken the second plan was "a
cross from Rotherhithe to LimehouRs,
and a small dFiftWaV was carried from
one shore nearly over to the other, bat
difficulties caused cessation OF this
work. Lhe present tunnel runs from
R@therhl liss to WappiuE. It was begun
under the uperintendence of Sir r
Brunei in 1924, and the work was Con-
tinued TIL 1923 when, as the river had
repeatedly broken in, 10 was abandoned
for seven years and resumed I'm 1885.
ent work from flooding iB anticipated.
The walls and archWay are OF brick and
cement, and several feet in thickness.
They are not in contact with the river,
but begin at depth Of four feet below
the bottom. Three passages traverse the
tunnel. The centre one Is Incomplete
and unused; the sides are freQuented by
foot passengers only, who descend by
shaft, and cross at a. charge OF one
penny. The whole interior, though
lighted with gas, Is gloomy and depres-
sing in the extreme. Niohes for trad
ing booths are placed az intervals along
the whole line. A few OF these are hlr-
ed by old men and women, at a rent Of
ninepence day, for the sale Of cheap
and trashy ornaments but they appear
to receive but small encouragement.
Under the railway management the
tunnel viii probably become the scene
of new life, and perhaps, at last, Of
profit.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-03

The Chicago Post, as the result Of
inquiry as to who owns the Bonds,
says Of certain noted men Of wealth in
that city Mr. Newberry, who runs
up into the millions, has not a bond to
his name-not one. Mr. Ogden is bar
ren also. P. f. W. Peck IS as guilt
less Of bonds as Of sound lungs and
high health. Potter Palmer is a
bachelor, not in bonds at all Mr.
Scammon has not, we are told, a dol
lar in bonds in his own right. Dr.
Foster is in the same case; and, with
one exception in the person Of Mr,
Hadduck, none of our rich men-We
mean men with large accumulated cap
ital not employed in their daily busi-
ness-is a bondholder. OF the wealthy
business men, ,it may bo said that they
never see a bond, except in the way Of
trade. that is as collateral security for
debt"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-03
FOR SALE.
Public Sale.

r WILL sell at public sale at my residence in
3 Genoa township, one mile south Of Galena, en-
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9Th, 1858,
the following property, consisting Of i've head Of
Horses, ten head OF Cattle, fOuF hundred head or
fne wool Sheep, eight head Of H0gs, two two
horse wagons, one Spring Wagon, one Top Buggy,
three sets double Harness, Grain in the Bin, Farm
ing Utensils, Household Furniture, ao.
Sale commences at 9 O'Clock A. 4. Terms made
known on day ( sale.
March RIGS TT WARREN b. ALLEN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-03
SheriR's Sale.

Is. y ofa Voudi Ez1o. iGsasd
Charles Hi, and frou ths CauFt e Common
Caleb Hill- Pleas of Delaware Count tY +,
Ohio, and % me directed, I phal 0daF for sale at
public venaue, at the door Of the C0lFt House, IN
the town Of Delaware, In SAID county on tho
14th DAY OF APRIL, A. D., 1868,
at O'Clock, P. II OF aala day, the following des-
crbed Real Estate, 20 wit; fStus8sd IN the county
Of Delaware, and sta1s Of Ohio, and bounded and
Elm NorthgEoat corner OF tract Of three hundF ed
acres sold and conveyed hy the la4s Henry Mas8ie
70 Difgaver, Thence with line OF said tract Of land
south ~ degrees IS mlDuteg, East "a 10 poles %
q post and stone N said line thence south 70 de-
grpes. 2I minutes, West III 1920 poles 70 post
aad stone IN the west line Of the survey Of which
this is q part the8ee With sad line NORTH IS &c
erees 30 minutes West % 4-lo poles 20 Sugar
'rea and Iranwood thence North % degrees, q
minutes, East lie poles 70 tho beginning. contain
So acres more Or less, baing part % EutFy and
survey, Ne 5o95. For more particular deacrip-
tian reference "a hereby made 20 Vol. 81 Pages
SIS and see Of Record OF Deeds o. Delaware CoEn-
y, Ohio.
Also another traet or parcel Of land situated IN
suid county Of Delaware. and State Of Ohio being
20K acres of south west part Of lat No. Three 83,
being pert Of original Entry Nos. 42G8 and 5098,
original propFietnrs Mnsaie 6 Gil. Ais0 Fifsy-
ave (55) acres part North part Let NO. one % q
the original EntrV B0a5. said 207< and IS acres
being sane premises on which said Charl8B Hill
now resides
Appraised a.; First aeaoFibsd Tract s2,0oo.
second do. az 5000. Third DO. ~ e. 200.
J. v. L4DD, sheriff Of
Delaware County Ohio.
JoNEs HlFPLK Atty's for pltH.
March Is, 156S-5tl fSl3,5o
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-03

Why is il that in most every house they
have q Morning Star Cooking Steve p
Becarse they have been tried for several
years, and those that have used them re-
commend them to their neigh5Ors in the
highest terms, the demand increases. You
will fiud them in the lower Stove and Tin
Ware Store in the Evans Block, For
sale By the manufacturers agent, THOMAS
EVANS Jr,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-03
Farm for Sale.

IN consequence Of old age and Door health, am
III deslrOug OF selling my farm situated In west
hsld Township, e. OFroW County, Ohio, adjoining
the village Of Wasldsld. Said farm contains Two
Hundred and Fifgy-ssven acres. Fifty acres eI
cellent bottOm land, Thirty aoFea Of tlmbtFs the
balance In meadow pasture and under cult walton,
a good two story frame dwelling house with q cell
taFg also one good tenant house, each with good
well and oigteFn at the door, good barn and other
out buildings. Fh0Fe Is planted and growing on
aala Gsfns about one mi 10 Gf Usage Orange hedge
DeeFing orchard # over six hundred apple trees,
aDout ~ hundred pear and peach trees cherry
/ grapes G9a otAeF aHo FRUITS. AZ q moderate cal
1ulatl1R tho income o. tno orchard viii pay the
/ interest Of tha money, Addrrss,
| J. GOODHUE,
March 20 158-8m,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-03

THE BUCKEYE STATE WELL PRovI-
DIED FoR.-The President of the Senate
and prospective President Of the United
States is from AshtRbula, Ohio. Ed
win M. Stanton is from Steubenville,
Ohio. The Chief Justice of the Supreme
Court is from Ohio. Jay Cooke iH from
Ohio, and his relations with Secretary
Mccullough give him such control in
financial matters that 10 may almost be
assumed that the Treasury Is governed
by Ohio. Senator Sherman, of Ohio,
Is Chairman Of the Senate COMMITTEES
on Finance. Bingham, of Ohio, rules
the radical wing in the House Of Rep.
resentatives. These facts speak well
for Ohio politicians, and are otherwise
BuggeBtiVe.-TN Y. Herald
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-03
RAm TASTE

In the mouth in ths morning is one Of the synp-
toms Of a bilious condition or disordered state Of
the liver, and should not, FIR single day be reg
leCsed, a. it is but the promOnitar symptom q
train Of evi Is aHd the very seeds Of disease Pro-
cure at once Roback's Blood Pills, administer them
according to the directions accom- panying each
box, and the dideuIty and danger Of disease viii
at once be. removed. n. Q. STARR, Agent. oppo-
site American House.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-03
Sherif7s Sale.

Gilbert G. Collins, I TN pursuance Ogths CON
mands Of an order o.
Wickilhe G.. Haoker, aslo issued from the CouTt
Lewis Slack, and Of Common Pleas OF Dola-
Thomas YeatsB. ware County, Ohio, and
to ne directed, shall offer for sale ~ public
due On The
29th day Of APRIL, A. D. 1868,
ATT O'CLOCK, P. n,
the following described real estate TO wit: ssit-
uats in the county 5r Delaware aus state OF Ohio
and in the Village Of Galsna, and bounded as fol-
lows: Being In L8s No, 4, designated sbs
plat said town a. GaleRa- Also the East part oT
Let No. g, as designated on the plat Of ssid lows.
Also the following premises situate IN the Coun9y
Delaware, and GHata # Ohio, in Range ssven-
tees tE7], Township four III SeotIon three ISL
tat sixteen fI6l Z. 8. UiiitsFy survey, and boun-
cd and described as Follows; Being Two L21 acres
to be laid in q square at the South West Corner Of
said lot.
Appraised At LotA atB-, East part Lot
5 as s., acre tract at 9-.
CAREER & VAN DssEAN, j. ". LADD,
Att'ys for PIN. Sheriff.
March p f, 6s-5tpis9 90.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-03

A letter from BueonOs Ayres, Janu-
ary q, to the New York Herald says
the cholera is abating there, also at
Cordova and various places, but it is
extending into neighbOrhOOds not be-
fore reached, 50 that the mortality is
probably not lessened. It was estima-
ted that twenty thousand persons had
died of this fearful dis5emper within
two months, in the Argentine COnfed.
Grafton. At the date Of the letter, about
three hundred were porishing daily.
This includes the army in Paraguay,
where the desease is never quite absent.
The want, starvation and despair Of
poor people, and their frightin helpless
Iy meeting this relentless disease, baE
fie all ription. People are of5en de-
serted and left to die alone, and cOrpses
lie unburied in the country through
fear of contagion. In the large towns
the authorities ure doing their utmost
to aid the people, and wise sanitary
measures are adopted.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-03
MISCELLANEOUS.


Or, Whites, which follow local debility and con-
stItutionai weakness, can be eHeetuaIly cured By
the u.s. e Robaek's Stomach Bitesr6 Do not les
the druggist sell yoa any other remedy, a. these
Bitters nFe prepared with especial reference 20
this oompIaIut, and are warranted 60 cure. n o.
sTkRR, Agent, opposite Amo=isan Houss.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-03

A SUBSTITUTE for ct1rLed HafY. ana Feathers
a. Mattresses, 0ltstioas, EgJotgs ss51lStsTe
and all U UphoisisrF purposes.
EXCLUSIVE AGENCIES GRANTED.
The American Patent Sponge CompanY. sole
manufacturers Of the celebrated Elastic Sponge.
are granting Exclusive Agencies, for the sale of
their goods.
The great aud increasing demand for this won
deTfal art Gle offers rare opportunity to Agents.
whether practiCa luphOleteFeTs or net.
Descriptive pamph let, circular containing terms
Of agency, and sample OF goods sent By mail.
Address A. W. G0ODELL,
General Agent fir Company,
MaTch20'6s 6s-4tt. II & "a CiG street, New York.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-03
Keep Your Blood Pure.

There are no remedies, now before thepublio, 50
we'll calculated 70 purify the blood and reoonsruet
$50 to speak) the whole system as Roback's Blood
Purifier, Blood Pills and Stomach Bittsrs. N. q.
STARR. Agent. opposite Amarioaa House,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-03
sHERRFs Sales.
SheriRs Sale.

Bazzsl Marphy, M parsuanes Of ths
w. ~ soamands Or a
orr CurPsutar and VIE. ] 0TdrE cf 1ais i11usd
frem the DouFt cf C0mEa1 Pleas, o. DelauaFG
county, Oh1a, and % ma directed, shall oGsr ia
3 ale at patli1 Vesaua al ehe door og ths Court
the
18th day Of APRIL, A. D., 1868,
AZ O'CLOCK ?. NJ, the following described real
eltsts, % VII; t.eituats q the county o. Dsla-
we're and STATE o. Ohio, ans in Range seventeen
rIT3, Tswnship four 4l, sactiou ur re- Iois lov.
IWeaty y-tETsa and tEeutg-fouF re- B -, D. :.
MflItaFF EzFgsV- hounded and dcscF bed Is folloss:
c0mmsnetaa s. ss-lo0 ro6s brrfh sf Ihs seath Easl
corner cf ne gssaioH as a stone aaa ghence NUTgb
90 S7-loQ F5dg % eh8 TuHuahip line 60 q psss
thence Hofff g dasrscst II E1ilutea Waz5 aI8 a.
ige reds on an cd ino % the cE1teF of Big tFalnat
creek, thence South IS aaRF8n8 Went 90 So-Ie0
rods, thence south 60 degrees Il seconds East SeS
e-l0o rods 20 the piass Saf hssinning Fifty acres
more OF less.
Appraised at s.
JOEss b HIFRIl, J. ". LADD, Sheriff CT
Attye { pin Delaware Co., o.
MarEb ~. f65-ffpf91O 50.