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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-01-03

According to the latest information
we have at the time Of going to press it
seems probable that the Union Conven-
ton to nominate a successor for Mr..
Hamilton viii meet at Gallon on the
eth inst. AneRort was made to have
the convention assemble at Delaware
on the 14ih islst. and the written assent
of the Central Committees Of three
counties had been obtained TO that ar
rangement. The matter was supposed
to be settled and was so published when
information arrived that one Of the par
ties to the contract had reeededi and
given his assent to holding tlse Conven-
ton at Gallon on the 9th. a majority
OF the counties having concurred IN
this arrangement we presume II VIII
stand.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-01-03


The amendment to the Constitution of
the United States proposed by the 39th
Congress as basis of reconstruction
substantially embodied the platform of
of the Republican party in 1866. There
Yves an aggregate net majority given
for that amendment in the States which
held elections that year of over four
hundred thousand votes, Ohio endors-
ling it by majority of 1866. It was
adopted in Congress by a vote of 80 to
| IL in the Senate and by 18S to So in the
House. 1t has since been ratified by
/ the States of Tennessee, Connecticut,
New Hampshire, Oregon, New Jersey,
Vermont, Maine, Massachusetts, Rhode
Island, New York, Pennsylvania, West
Virgins, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Mich
I Iigan, Missouri. Minnesota, Kansas,
/ Wisconsin and Nevada. The Legisla-
/ ture Of Ohio ratified the amendment by
/ a vote of 2I to u in the Senate and 43
/ to II in the House. The measure has
incurred the hostility of Andrew john
i son and his Southern Confederates and
was rejected by the Legislatures Of the
/ ten ninsurgent States by an almost unani-
nous vote. Tt is still an essential part
of the plan Of reconstruction and it is
therefore proposed by the Copperhead
majority in the approaching General
Assembly of Ohio to repeal the resolu-
/ ton BY which this amendment was rat
/ ihed in the last Legislature. Democra-
cy still adheres to the platform Of I'm
MEDIATE AND UNCONDITIONAL REsToR-
/ ArIoNn of the whole body Of Rebels to
the rights and privileges of loyal men
aud fit has the power win not only re-
store the secession element to unqUalifi-
ed dom ination in the insurgent states
but turn over the loyal men of the
\ South to these haters and destrOyers OF
the Union. 1t is as much bent upon
this now as II. was in 1856, and in this
infamous purpose should be as emphat-
4 icalIy rebuked now as then. We hope
the people of the Eighth District viii do
their duty and stand by the Union. We
cannot believe they. are ready to send a
+ Democrat to Congress to vote for Rebel
supremacy in the South and for giving
/ those lately in arms against the gov
ernment nearly twice as much voting
! power as those who defended it.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-01-03

wwEsSENGERfs NO1ICF. .-This is 60 give notice.
IEA that on the 28th day or December, A. u. 1867,
4 warrant Ia bankruptcy was Issued agaiust the
estate of Isaac N flskocr. of Harlem, n Ao
County Of Delaware, ana state 0f OhQt who has
that the payment ot any debts and the delivery
@ any property helonginE 90 such hlnkrppt TO
MIN or n bis use, ana The transfer oI any prop-
erty by hmm Is forbidden by law thst meeting
Of The creditors sf said bankrupt 90 prove ehefr
debts, and choose enc or more ussigucea oi hiH
estate win De holden at Court of Bankruptcy, 20
be holden at Mansfield, Richiand county, Ohio be-
faro Horny G. Hedges, Esquire ON the Slst day Of
January, A. D., 1865, az no u.tloess u.
HARRY THOMSON,
Deputy u. s. Marshal, az Messenger.
REID a gowEtH, Attys. for Petitioner.
Jan. 3, '6s-2t.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-01-03

General Willard Warner is a candi
date for Representative in Congress
from Alabama. IF reconstructed AL
ALBANIA will send a few such men 10
represent her at Washington as Gen.
Warner, we shall have more hope of
her than though she made volumes of
paper pledges for future good behav-
Tor. Nothing could be more eneour-
aging, unless it would be for the whole
white race to cease bothering over the
question-Who shall we get to do our
work for us ?-and go to work them
selves. But that will not happen un-
I'll after the present generation shall
have been starved out in attempting to
eat their bread in the sweat Of other
mems faoes.-J0lWHQL
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-01-03

The determination Of the President to
remote General Pope is announced up
on authority that we do not doubt. The
reason for the removal, we suspect, Is
that he has too literally, TO please the
President, executed the laws of Con-
press We are unable to see wherein
General Pope has exceeded his Ruthori-
ty, and it is due him to say that, in our
Judgment, his administration has beon
Characterized by discretiOn.--C CONNER
cinF
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-01-03

nnnTF AGENTS WANTED % sonciclt orders
DNtOLA. for DIR, WM. SMITHS DICTIONARY
OF rHE BlBlE. Written by 20 ef the must dis
tinguished nlvinCs 10 Europe and America. Illus
tralcd with ever l2b Steel and Wood Ensrayings.
Complete On one Large oCtavo Volume. hetai
Price. SO so. We employ no General Agents, and
eau thus otter Extra Inducements ts agents dealing
directly with us. For nlli particulars and terms,
address She Publishers. y. b, Blkh 81 co,
deoqT6T. a. Hartford, Conn.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-01-03

TIN best thing We have seen for
doue time is the following, which we
find in the Piqua Journal Why Is a
loafer in a printing Office like q shade
tree2 Because we are glad when he
leaYeE.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-01-03

THERE is probably no truth in the rue
NOR that Columbus will be placed un-
der martial law, during the session Of
the coming Sth of January ton,
although the citizens Of the place a1tic-
ipate a rough-and-tumble time. Val
landighana has arranged to have his ad-
hersntss present at the Convention from
all parts of the State, and in crowds
which no man can mum Der. Holmes
and Butler counties viii be there en-
i1nSse, and if the Convention does not
organize and Ego Off to please the en-
inent Canadian, there Will probably be
q. row Of no small dimensions. Judge
Thurman's friends will attempt to keep
the Senatorial matter out Of the State
Convention hoping to get Vallandig-
hams rural friends back to their homes
without having the party committed to
Val. and then quietly elect the Judge to
the Senate but Clement J.. believes he
viii be strong enough in conve ntion
to force through a resolution declaring
himself the choice of the Ohio Damoc-
racy for United States Senator. The is
sue will have to be met on the 8tb, and
the Thurman wing may rs well oe pre-
pared for the struggle. The bitterness
and clQseness of the contest between
the two principal aspirants, has led sew
| eraI other Democrats gentiempn to
hope for their own selection as a COM
promise candidate. Judge RannHY, OF
Cleveland, is probably the most hope
ful of them, and his chances are not
/ really so slim as some might SUPPOSE
4 Senator Ranney. That would sound
/ well enough. Give as Ranney rather
than Vallandigham or Thurman. In
fact we hereby run up the name Of
Ranney for United States Senator Uice
! Benjamin T. Wade Sa1ldatskg Regis
] #r
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-01-03

PREPARED FOR THE OCCASION
There is always a row in every Demo
cratic State Convention. Perry coun-
ty sends up this year the old man Row
himself, as a delegate. He won't be
alOne.-JoWYHut,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-01-03
Legal Notice.

Edward Keefe, Admir- of
Andrew Colmy, dece8sod Sale OF he Estate by
against Ordgrol the Court.
Catherine CoimF others.
M the 1se day u ebruary Is6s at O'Clock 10 the
" af.efnoop, on the premises TIE IoWn Of
Delaware Ohio viii 90 sold 10 the high
est bidder The following Real Estate as the prop
ertv 81 Andrew Coluiy, deceased, 10 wit =;
a House and Lot we ] situated for business uud
within 80 or co feet east Of the Passenger House
the g. q. & c. Railroad, on BarSGhire street. The
House is two story brick building and conlain.
Ing ten rooms. The said property ia 60 De Eaio
free from dnwer
Appraised at 3,oeU.
Terms of Sale :-One third % the purchase mon
ey 90 hand ou tho day uf sale, and the residue
thereof in two aud three years, thereafter With
interest pays bic annually IRON the day Of sale,
o. be occurred by mortgage on tire premises.
Jan s.. 'g8.4w EDWARD KitFEFE, Admir-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-01-03

GRAVES & GO.
VARIETY STORE
EoEEoHs AED EAE0Y eO0Ds.

r ApIbs go 20 Graves 81 Co. fQr Zephyr Worsteos
" and save cts. por besides getting the Dest
quality, (Bergamann B Cos. hanuiaclurefl Whioo
is the best in the market.
TTARrETY store keep good asortment q hos
" iery Gloves, fof Meu, Women and Children.-
n RAVES 6 CO., keep Patterns aIreadf stamped
VI for BraidiDg aud Needle work.
VFARIEfY store keeps the best star Braid En-
VI broidery md Crochet Braid 10 the market
rGRAvEs d CO.. keep the Amorican Star Corset,
" also the Freneh Woven CorHet.
wTARIErY store cells EEtraCts tor the Handkar~
III Han oils HaiF ReltOratives, also good az
aortment OF Hair and Clothes Brushes.
ftRAvEs q &C. sell knitting Cotton Cotton
VI Floss Zephyr Worsted.
rsO 60 Graves Co., for travelling Basket, be-
~ cause they keep the besi assortment
~ 60 Graves & Co., for anything in the line
NJ Notions, Fancy Goods.
Second Door North ofwnHam stfoot
Dec l8.'s7-BanI7es
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-01-03

John Hickey, PIN Before 4. Rodney smlth.
rs. Justice uI the AcHQe 81
County, Ohio.
an THE 18th DAY OF DEC. 81 1857,
~ said Justice issued an order ol Atlaohmett ll
the above action FOR the sum ~ sixteen lslBl Doll
ars. said case win be heard az tho ofice % said
justce in Delaware, on ne 2sih day OF February,
A.. ID. Is6S.
nee256Isf JOHN HICKEY.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-01-03

Johnson's late removals in Gen
eraI Pope's Military District are doubt
less made with view Of defeating the
new constitution in Alabama. Ang
change there at this time must have
damaging effect in disturbing conf
dence and encouraging the opposition
Of the Rebel element. The public is
not aware that there has been any
charge sustained Of official misconduct
or mismanagement on the part of Gen
erals Pope and Swayne, and no evi-
dence whatever has been furnished
that they have not administered the af-
fairs of the Third Military District
with prudence and moderation We
kno1o that the loyal people of Ala
bama heartily endorse and sustain
them, aud We have heard of no com
plaint being made on chat side
But Rebels have complained and
that Is sufficient to arouse the
emotions Of the Executive bosom.
Pope, SWayue and Ord go down, as
Sheridan Sickles aud Stanton have
gone down before them, at the bebest
Of the gray ybaeks. Perhaps time viii
come when there will be an end put to
these things. We abide it in patience,
waiting for the mills Of the gods to
grind on with their usual aptitude at
deliberate pnlveFization.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-01-03
GW.PERRY-

Wv tN.A A" A-.- ~
~ chware and Delaware County, and rieuiiy
and adionnp counties having now cncloa,d my
ir1ndus on William ST., Immediately ui tee east
end cf ho Or dge. for The purpose Qf carrying on
an tlnds cf manufacturing done gl che 1li stand
oniy move extensively. HaViuF already saEttd my
rev and extensive dry klu, dontt hesitate TO gay
% 90 nly customers tnatl can furnish tlln Wltl
ah kinds Cf work made out of thoroughly dried
lumber.
Has 'Htely purchased tuu uew aud Improved
iron frame Machines exclusively for iho purpose
OF making
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-01-03
Dissolution,
Copartnership.
Sheriff 5 Proclamation.
THE STATE OF OHIO,
DEnAWARE COUNTY. IS.

DIIll7L " EaIIa NDLlNII = -
F7HE qualified electors + said county are hereby
Il uotided that a SPECIAL ELECTION viii be
held ns required by law at tbe usual place Of hold
ing elections in said county, on tue
18th day Of JANUARY, A. D. 1853,
at which time viii be chosen b. ballot the follow
ing officer, TO wit: One Representative in Con-
gress, 10 dil vacancy caused by the death Of Hon.
Cornelius Springer Hamilton The poll books W 90
be returned to the Clerk OF the Common Pleas
Court, s provided by Statute, for general cleo
lions.
JOHN w. LADD.
Iau3'6 '68-tp. sheriff Delaware County. Ohio
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-01-03
WoTEOE 10 FARRTnRa s
ButLesss Levea. Hau RaEe.

WYHIS Rake was awarded the premium al the
~ last Delaware County Fair ana IS highly rec
commended by Mr T j. JOY, and Henry Cutler
who used 81 on their farms last season 70 has the
advantage over all other rakes in being the
cheapest, most durable less complicated and
easier controlled. Only United supply can be
furnished the coming season. Farmers viii please
leave orders at . "A. Deans Grocery Store, where
the Rake i5 ON exhibition.
r b. GRIFFIN
Jan. .356s-3m. Agent.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-01-03

TIE Fifty-eighth General Assembly
Of Ohio win meet on Monday next
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-01-03

It is populaTly believed that the De-
mocracy have a majority in both houses
of the next General Assembly and it is
very freely given ont by the knowing
ones that advantage wiz be taken of
this state of affairs to ssraise hob during
the approaching session. Left in doubt
as to the meaning of this ominous
phrase the mind readily iufers that it
is intended by the Democratic majority
to legislate primarily in behalf Of the
interests of its party and secondariIy
for the. benefit of the state. There is
much important work that ought to be
done and the people Of the State win
certainly hold the Democracy response
ble for wise and economical legislation.
If they do not get it innumerable prom
ises VIII remain unfuIhlled and the
great expectations they have excited
viii be dashed to the ground Tt VIII
surely not be easy to satisfy the hopes
that have been raised by mere partisan
eleetioneeFing for the Presidential cam
vass or anything short Of tangible re-
forms and practical legislation. Wheth-
er this is to be the outcome of the Dem
ocratic triumph remains to be seen.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-01-03

We are requested by the Central
Committee TO say that it was first de-
signed to call township meetings for
choosing delegates to the Congession-
al nominating Convention, believing
that the convention would not be held
earlier than the 18th inst. 1t now
seems not improbable that Is viii be
held atau earlier date and It is not
deemed advisable 70 consume the time
which would be necessary for the rou-
tine Of township meetings. A mass
convention Of the Union voters of the
eounty is therefore called to meet at
Delaware on Tuesday next, the 9TH
inst, and We hope there may be as
large an attendance from the different
townships as possible. Every one
should be we'll represented.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-01-03
AYer,s CherrY PectOraI


~ "a. H0arEeueU- Crcun
BromchiAH, lnoiuiout GonEimp-
ion, and for the relief Of Con
sumptfva Patients in advanced
: stages Of the disease.
So wide rs Tho hoid oi itE uIeiul-
ness and So numerous ore Hs cures,
that in almost every Eccfiua uf
oQunfrg are n r5Qu7 publicly
known. wh0 havu hruu restored
by 90 fc1m HiHrmWr and even deE-
perHie Diseases W. toe lungs. Wheu
Qncn triri, iis uu-r.uufg over
scrp othef egneci0r aui IS 10 Hp.
narrHt % eFcupe ubserrntinu. and
where ffs virtues arf kufwp, the
pabilc no longer hoaitaie Fnlt an
tinta to employ Cor ibr distress
inE aUd dangerous aleCtions GO the
pulmonary oTEunFt Incident f1 our
cumate. Wkue many Inferior
rcmadfas thruef uuru tne ruuunu-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-01-03

Andrew johnson furnishes the first
example Of a President whose conduct
has been so outrageous as to create a
strong party in favor of his impeach-
ment and immediate removal from Of
fee He is also the first President
whose administration no political
party dare endorse. Even the Dem
ocracy while they fully approve
his measures keep gingerIy from
shouldering the odium Of my poll
cy." And when it's too bad for the
Democracy it's bad indeed
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-01-03
0oNaREsaI0NaL 0oEVENTIoH.

DALAEEAaE &c. 90. 8. ZEE.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-12-07

ut proved to contain, in hundred and
htty-two written pages, the diary and few
notes, with three letters, Of Count William of
Deux-POnts in Germauy-a town which de-
rives its name from two bridges which cross
the Erbach, as the river runs through it, aud
the place where the famous Bipontine edition
of the classics was published. The family of
eux-Ponts, of a baronial rank, now extinct,
was connected with some of the reigning
families of Central Europe. On being applied
to by DR.. Green, Mr.. George TickuOr has OBJ
taiDed through a very eminent authority
abroad the particulars of this relationship.
Count William, born at Deux Points in 1754
entered his brothers regiment in the French
army in 1778, aud came to this country in
Rochambeau's army in 1850. The journal
now in our hands was written while he was in
service here.
'Dr. Green gives us the original French,
with the text and notes, as written by the
diarist, and he follows this with an English
translation so smooth and idiOmatic, while
strictly faithful, that it reads as il it were itself
the original. The Count had been married
only two months when his regiment, with
others, was ordered to service. He was in
structed to report himself as an officer. His
destination was wholly unknown, and it was
only after the great fleet in which he was sail
ing was more than half way across the Allan
tic that he knew for what the expedition was
assigned, as the fruit of the noble agency OF
Lafayette with his monarch and people in our
behalf.
''The journal is simply and modestly writ
ten, showing manly spirit and military
heroism. He describes short and iniecisive
sea-6ght with an English squadron on the
way. He had laid twenty ty-seven days, storm
bound, in the roads at Brest and only after
seventy-oDe days at sea did he land at New-
port. He complains of the lack OF warm en-
thusiasm in the reception of the allies by the
Americans. Then follows his sketch of the
campaign of 1871. The Count distinguished
himself highly at the siege of Yorktown,
which he describes with sufli jient mnuteness,
adding few new particulars of interest,"
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Diary of French officer in America.

The Boston Transcript says:-"Dr. Samuel
Abbott Green, of this city, has contributed TO
our literature an interesting volume, which
happily unites his own taste for antiquarian
historical researches with his late military ex-
perience. He served as surgeon OF the Ath
Regiment OF Massachusetts Volunteers for more
than three years. To the officers and men of
that regiment he gracefully dedicated publi-
cation which has occupied his slSilful pen, aud
the contents of which are associated with some
of the places where they shared dangers
together.
7.As he was strolling on one of the quays of
Paris, in june 1867, looking over the shelves
of a second hand book stall, he picked up a
little manuscript volume that had been hand
somely bound and ornameuted, bnt OF whose
history the owner knew no more than that
il had been purchased shortly before in Ior-
Taine.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-12-07

The Vicar of Windsor told all his female
parishiOners and non electors to stay away
from church the Sunday before the election,
so that there might be room for the voters, to
whom he was 70 preach political sermon.
not in the habit of attending church regularly.
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M THOMAS Il SONS, NOS. l3s AND IL
AX1 Is. kUUkTH SqRkkT,

sALE OF REAL Es sfATE AND STOCKS,
pecembers s. at 12 oo SG oeR IeSaSS nSS, a, the
iWhNTItIH (North) No 82e-Modern Dwelling.
sy yania kiown AS the Coal Hin ksate
iDEk Avsaue No i$iT MaGsrn RssiaeSos RsisISsSes'
hIyi sCHIYLs ILL and MILL MI L CRGEK-yery ciaS
Valuable WI arr and Large Lot.
GEkMs NIoWN Avenue, Nos. sou and 5OC2-Resi-
hUNTOoStsY COUNTY. PennsylvanIa-valu.
III eHiPfIaSs' No. 5.e-Two-story Dwelling,
MOktlS, bat o. BeaVer-Lsrge Lot.
GROUND RENTs, Irredeemable. $50 and az
Year. -
s400 U g. Flye.twenlies, May and November.
s8 shares Farmers and Mechanics' National Bank
y haIes Com mercal National Bank
20 6sEsrts Fourth National Bank.
~ shar's consolidation National Bank
10 shares Fl apkIin Fire Insurance Company.
sba Pom Breeze Park;
sbaIts Union Bank OF Tennessee
5slAies Acf denny of Music, with ticket;
10 tha' es Phllao elpna ana southern MalSteemsslp
Is shares Oamoeu and Atlantic Railroad. old stock.
49, shares Second and Third streets Passenger Rail
liz shares broad Top Improvement Company.
10 sihIes Pacific and Atlantic Telegraph 20. 24S 81
i IS shsies shsres BIide burg sanuiscnfins Co.
$4,000 free dom Iron and Steel Co.. lst mort. bonds,
Catalogues now ready
Sale No. 81 MOI Oh Broad street. .,..u,
ELEGANT FURNITURE MIRROR, NnLNEII
CARPETS. HORsE, ChRRIAGE' hAhNH9S'
LTC
On wednesday Morning, ., No.,
December at 10 clock at No s.s Norta' % SIa Br1aa
street above Brown street, by catalogue .ne envne
urIuTe otR gentleman going TO EurOp O,Ihp,is,nS ,
elegant suit draw ing room furl lute
green push ltgapt etsgere, centre tsple & 'r
bic: mantel and pier mirror sitslnl- -Iootl
ure cover, with hair cloth library @ iuahurn1, ,nrn
dama covers: superior walnut dnlns s.ro1n iuand IA
tuIe eXteT sion table kide board, emma, iass dns
plated ware; elegant walnut chamber n dn and led
sDTinp and hair mattresses, lehther DeuS ahN Aiso
ding fine Wilton and Brussels ca ,ps1 ,pe11' '''' O'
The Kitchen u'ens SD NJ "a ms % on,na arnasa
Also bay mare oAIouono' Nv" 272t
blankets robes. etc.
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!. VAUGHN xERRIoH. 49, WILLIAM b, NEREIc1
S0uTHWAkK FOUNDRY, FIFTH AM
~ WAsHIN9ToN sCreess
PHILADELPHIA,
hhhRICK d SONS,
IHNSl01EtGs AND MACdlEISy5,
aSeuI Ao1ute hlkh sno Low Pressure Steam Engine.
toT Land hlVsE, and Marine Service
BOners, 6as0nIsteIs, Tanks Iron Boats, etc.
Castings VI ALI Kinds, eiJher iEoa or brass.
1Ion Frame Room Tor Gas WorR, Worksh0ps, ans
hallruRo stations, etc
RetOrts aud Gas Machinery, OF the latest and mos,
Improved construction.
Every DESCRIPTION OF Plantation Machinery, AlSS
sugar saw, and 9rst Mills, Vacuum Pans, OD
Steam 1rainA, Defecators, Filters Pumping Nm
Rnes etc. , ,,-- 80.
ApparaIus, Nesmyths Patent steam Hammer, and
ABptnwau d Noolsey's PRIent CentrhuRhl sugar
Draining Machines. 63N
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COPARTN NERSHlPS.

DHlLADELPHIA, NOVEMBER 80, 1868. -
I the COpartn nership heretofore sxis.Ins under
lie nan e 1nd style OF GLENDlNNING & DAVIS Is
- r. GLENDINNING, JR.
JOHN Ii. DAVIS.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY
i formed n NnparlnerBhip, under the name aud
style Oi GLEN DlN MING, DAVIS & CO. NO. 4o -
THIRD Street Pniiadep pnta, and GLEN Ol N NJ N+,
DAVIS d AMOHY No. NASSAU street, New
York. Tor transt ctiOn OF general Bank ns nud
Stock Commission bu,iuess. The Business o. the ale
GIm win be setleo ana continued by the subscribers
" r. GLENDINNI Nc JR
JOHN II. DAVIS.
l225t JOHN NJ AMORY.