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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-24
RAILROADS.

RAILROADS.
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMFY.
THROUGH TO ALL POINTS in the West and East,
without changing Cars breaking bulk from Giro Time
and condition guaranteed to all points,
GALENA,
DUBUQUE,
CHICAGO,
ST. LOUIS.
DkT2oIr, r-
.ss.,ss NIAGARA FALLS
ALBANY,
HfHEaA BOSTON, ~
NEW YORK.
and all intermediate connecting points. AVOIDING ALL
Through bills ofadng and all Information given. sppH
cation to -.s
General Agent,
.-r IiCarondeIet street.
NEW oRLEAss. JACKSON AND
GREAT NORTHERN RAILROAD co.
RoUGH RATES OF FREIGHT.
81. louis. L.oussviiie. Columbus. Cairo, Rome
Atlanta, Macon, Augusta and Charleston.
TRANSFORMATIONS DkrARrxEsr
New Orleans, Jan 1, 1893
shippers are Informed this company now giving
Through Bills Lsding the above points.
An claims for Loss. Damage. Overchargs viii be
promptly settled at point Of delivery.
For further information, inquire the Depot Calope
street, the Company's Once. A Csronseet street.
T. S. WILLIAMS, GenT Superintendent
JANIS YoNcE, General Freight Agent.
NEW ORLEANS. OPEI.OUsAe
AND -fr..,.
GREAT WESTERN RAILROAD.
U. q. Mall route between New Orleans,
Western ouisiana and Texaa.
The Railroad Ferryboat Ann street.
opposite the jackson Square DAILY at TX NJ setting
with the PASSENGER TRAIN leaving Algiers at 8A
Shippers consgnees Of freight by giving notice
New Orleans Transfer Company, Camp Common
their goods received delivered any part
of the city reduced rates Of drsyage
Fregh for stations the road for landings the ece
and for opelousss iversbe Martins
VILE received dai Csundays excepted from n,
at the foot of St. Ann street
Feght for all points Bayou Latourchs between Lahs
dieve and Lockport for Beanger Canal and for Houma
viii be received and transported through Rsceand La
fourche and Terebonne stations through Steamboat
An outward freight payable the time Of shipment and
slI inward freight on delivery.
G.wR. BAILEY,
superintendent
DokTCnARrKAIS RAELk0Ae.
YALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT
srer SEPTEMBER H. 1857. the thi road
sill leave follows: arls r.
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Fare, % and frsz sAs L.ss san, day ssesa~
s,ssTssIs q train fss GENTLY station cents .sos
GEO ParDRLy ae,---, sur---u.--s--.
y MARSH DKNMAH q co..
CARRIAGE REPOSITORY
ussssr e oarsndsst and srsvsr streets.
EEw oRL.EArz
Branch Estsh'i'snsss. nosus T~-ss
CIsTEKN AND CARPENTERs woKK.
The undersigned having his old stand No. ITO
Camp street. viii be pleased orders Of his old
friends and customers Mr. 8. fAyors l4s Camp street
+, WIN. AYREs,
Cisteru Nsksr and CsrT,entsr
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-24

The undersigned having removed from his old stand No. 10
Camp street. viii be pleased receive the orders Of his old
friends and customers Mr. s. fAylors lzs Camp street
WIN AYREs
Cistsrn Maker and Carpenter
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-24

Leaves on THURSDAY. 26th inst, at5Pn
E0R CAIRO, EVANSVILLE AND L ISVrLLE-
II The and splendid passenger steamer ndfana. r. T.
Neal master Chzhlss O. schultz clerk will above
taking freight or Tennessee aud Cumberland Pitts
burg and Cincinnati for freight apply board
THOS KEEFFB, rs Povdras street
HIffO1f a adams. - commercial Place
JOHN A. STEVENSON, Agent l3 Front street
plan Of her cabin be add gaged
the Office Of sirnott Adams
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-06-19

DESTRUCTIVE FLRE.-A disastrous
conhagration occurred last Friday az
ternOOn on the premises Of the Delaware
Manufacturing Company, resulting in
the entire destruction Of one of their
mills, together with the valuable ma
chinery e contained, and large guam
I fity Of fax straw in a contiguous wood
en- structure. The fire broke out about
one O'Clock, and was probably occasion
ed by some foreign substance getting In
one of the cards. The progress OF the
IRE was SO rapid that before the fire
companies could reach the ground, the
building was entirely enveloped In
flames and its destruction inevitable
The large new mill adjoining on the
east, the Office and warehouse a few
rods distant on the west, the latter con-
tanning some thirty to forty thousand
dollars worth Of manufactured goods,
and large quantities of flax straw in
stacks and spread over the adjacent
grounds, as also the neighboring estab-
Hshment Of the Union Flax Co., were
in imminent danger-but the efficient
efforts of the IRE department and our
citizens. aided BY tho abundant supply
of water afforded by the river, were
effective In confning the IRE to the
building in which It originated; I; some
damage to the boiler room and the de-
struction Of two stacks Of FAX on the
grounds Of the Union Co., being the
only other damage sustained.
The entire loss is estimated at about |
S15, 900, which we learn is covered by !
insurance.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-06-19

TIE CRETAN, is a handsome quartO
setting forth the progress and the ne
cessities of the struggle now going on
in the island of Crete for freedom
against despotism and the religion of
the Cross against that of the Crescent.
The cause in behalf of which this little
paper is issued commands our profoun-
dest sympathies and should commend
itself to the active bsneTolenCe OF every
lover Of liberty in America. COntribu-
tions for the Cretan patriots, either in
the way Of goods or money, may be
forwarded to the eminent friend of
Crete, DR.. S, G. Howe, Of Boston, with
perfect assurance that through his
agency they viii surely reach these for
whose benefit they are intended.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-06-19

TOLEDO & COLUMBUS RAILROAD
We have received from Mr.. c. O. Waite
Chief Engineer Of this enterprise his
report, in pamphlet form, of the survey
Of the line. The route surveyed ranges
through the counties of Wood, Wyan-
dot, Marion and the western part OF
Delaware, passing near Belle Point and
| about a miIe east Of the Ohio White
Sulphur Springs. The entire length Of
the line from Toledo to Columbus is
I23.45 miles and the engineer reports
the grades easy, the curves Light and
remarkably few, no very extensive ex-
cavations or entertainments, and but
275 feet OF truss bridging on the whole
route.
The engineers estimates of the ex-
pense Of constructing the road are for
the substructure 500, ,278 IS, and for
the superstructure s., 1905, sos 6s, making
the aggregate cost of construction S2,-
All, $50 SO.
If this road shall bebuiItits construe-
ton can be greatly cheapened by bring
ing it directly to Delaware and here
connecting with the c. G. & C. line.
We see no advantages for the company
in avoiding Delaware, even though they
should have to buiId a separate track
from here to Columbus, while there are
many positive advantages to be gained
by securing the freightsge and travel
between this point and Toledo. We
presume If the road is built through
this county at all it viii pass through
Delaware.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-06-19

THE FENIAN MEETING.-A meeting
in behalf of the cause of Irish Liberty
was held at ALiIler's Hall on Monday
evening and though the notice was
short the room was well filed. On
motion OF DR.. e. Hyatt Mr.. Lee, OF the
Gazette, was called to preside over the
meeting and on taking the chair intro
duced Capt. WILLIAMS of Crestline, the
orator of the evening, who proceeded to
address the audience in a stirring Rp-
peal to his auditors for the money, men
and material necessary to assert the
just rights Of the Irish people. At the
conclusion Of the address i've recruits
responded to the invitation to enlist in
the Army OF the Irish Republic, and
several others subscribed means and
arms to uniform and equip them. Steps
were also taken Tor the organization of
Fenian Circle and we doubt not many
more recruits Will be enlisted.
The cause Of human freedom is the
same the world over, among all races,
and no matter where its battle is waged
should command the sympathy Of ev-
cry devout lover Of his kind. The story
Of Ireland's wrongs, is the old, old story
Of freedom against despotisna, and of
agitation that viii never cease until
human authority shall recognize among
every people the divine right Of self
government, free thought and a free re-
ligion. The cause is just and not un-
til justice is conceded will its agitation
cease. Epaminondas has passed away
but his bright example win live while
there is an arm to strike down human
oppression, and SO long as Mussulman
tyranny exists the spirit Of Marco Boz
zarris win lead the armed battalions of
his cOUutrymen. So while England
shall withhold justice from Ireland the
trumpet voice of O'Connell will yet be
heard sounding anathemas against the
oppressor and the martyr spirit of
Emmett will lead his people to the
field.
America sends to Ireland with her
sympathy the inspiration of many a
martyr for justice, and we hope the
time is not distant when the Inn
pulse of freedom going hence viii
roll over the Green Isle, sweeping away
every vestige of oppression, giving her
free government, free thought, and
glorious emancipation from her centu- |
ries Of thralldOm.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-06-19

There are many constitutions 10 inherently deIec
tive in energy as 30 derive great bonsat from .
moderate use Of pure liquor combined with such
vegetable medicines and extracts as enter into
the composition Of RObaek's stomach Biitersl and
there are many situations in which even tha
hsalthiest derive additional security from their
occasional use.
II healthy persons ere exposed 50 unusual and
continued exertion in confined air, OF under the
heat Of the sun, or to the influence Of depressing
watohfulness by travelling, and change Of dist and
water OF If residents Of malari0us districts or the
rank river bottcmB Of the West and South, there
can be no doubt bus careful use Of Robaek's SSHa-
aeh 5ikers With ths foOd Would surely be the
means Of warding OF actual disease and enabling
them 70 bear up unaffected where, without the
BIttsrs, they would likely have - sseoumb to dis
ease. They strengthen, tone and tavigorate, aid
digestion and increase the appetite. n. Q. STARR
Agent, opposite American House. jun5lm.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-06-19

MISUNDERSTANDING of paying for a
good local paper, an exchange thus
truthfully hits it: Except the cash
system is exclusively adopted and rig
idly observed, we know Of no business
whose bills are so difficult to collect.
This is not because subscribers are un-
willing to pay, but is principally owing
to neglect. Each one imagines that be-
cause his years indebtedness amounts
to SO small a sum the Printer cannot be
in much want Of it, without for a mo-
ment thinking that the fruits of his en-
tire business are made up Of exactly
such little sums, and that the aggre-
gate Of all subscribers is by no means
an ninoOnsiderable amount of money,
and without which the Publisher could
not for a single month continue to issue
his paper"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-06-19
CAMPAIGN GAZETTE


In order to place our paper within
the reach Of az who desire to have a
full knowledge Of the issues and prog
ress Of the Presidential campaign we
have concluded to offer it until
after the election in November at the
following remarkably low rates.
Single copies az the rate Of FIFTEEN
CENTS PER MONTH, or .75 cents for
the campaign Of say five months.
Clubs Of Ten copies will be furnished
for the same time at the rate of u cents
a month per copy
A reasonable deduction will be made
for clubs Of larger number.
Republican Clubs viii be supplied
with the paper for gratuitOus distribu-
ton, for any number Of copies less than
one hundred at the extremely low rate
Of TEN CENTS A MONTH per copy. Here
is a chance for al. friends who desire it
to aid In the good cause. Nothing is so
efficient in making Union votes as a
liberal ciroulstiOn Of the papers.
We will receive subscriptions COM
menoing at any date, and for aRy length
Of time during the campaign at rates
proportionate to the above.
Friends of the Union, lend US your
cooperation.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-06-19

WooLs-DeaIens here are paying from 9
to 49fhough the market is not very active
ysb.
I The New YORK EoonOmist Of June 18Th
quotes sales for the week as follows; State
fleece IS g a; 1900 lbs. Ohio, 81 5000 lbs
Ohio 80; California Spring 81 g s.
The Economist says:
The market Is very quiet. Manufacturer
VIII not buy only when concessions are
made. There Is no drn1nezs at al among
dealers. An kinds Of wool
sTe dun; It is not any uss to single out any
particular kind unless we except California.
This has been put upon the market this
year in better condition than ever before ;
and unless our farmers wake up to the con-
ditfon Of things which California and Texas
are likely to produce, these States VIII take
away nom them the wool raising Of the
United States and we may expect III future
years that Oregon and even New Mexico,
VIII play no unimpoTtant part in the pro-
duet1on Of wool.
The Marysvtle o. Tribune Of June II
says
The wool market seems to be opening
dull, and no permanent figures can be given
IS the selling price, ny. j A. Henderson
has purchased q few small lots at 3 70 35cts-
II IS d11ncult 20 give any counsel In re-
gard to the wool market. Every one haV-
Ing wool win have to determine for him-
self as to the time he ought Co sell The
supply Of wool has increased so rapidly
within the last few years that It has had the
tendency to demoTaitZe prices
In BTt. Vernon, as we learn from the Re
publican prices range about the same as
here.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-06-19

Cooking Stove at EVANS.
You can find any kind of a Stove
you want at A. LYBRAND & SONS
in the Williams Block. (sl3tf)
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-06-19
NORWOOD

AT LINDSEY IS
The cheapest and most popular book
since the War. MARRIOTT
I1IPEACHMEET.-Theo old style Of Coal on
Burners have been impeached and superse-
ded by the Sun Burner. For sale at 35cts.
each by N U. STARR, Opposite, American
House. Enar2O,3m
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-06-19


THE COLLEGE REUoRD.-This inter
esting annual, published by commit
tee in behalf of the Junior Glass. has
made its debut from the Gazette Job
Office. 1t is this year printed IN a
pamphlet form, which adds to its con-
venience. Its contents are: Members of
the Junior Glass; Salutatio; Faculty;
Board OfTrustees; zetagathean Society;
ChrestOmathean Society; Athenian So
ciety; Meleterian Society; PhiIoma-
thean Society; Allen Missionary Ly-
ceum; Beta Theta Pi Fraternity; Sig
ma Chi Fraternity; Phi Kappa Psi Fra
ternity; Kappa Phi lambda Fraterity;
Senior Fraternity; knights of Mystic
Power; QuatuOr Confidentes; Colonial
Debaters; Chess Clubs; Society of Alum
nj; Alumni Association of '6s; Glass
Organizations; Base Ball Organizations;
Lecture Associations; Rough & Ready;
Light Gymnastic Club Western Col
legian; In Memoriam; Marriages, Ed
itorial. The Rough and Ready Asso-
citation shows a liberal distribution of
its hOnors among the te0O gentlemen
who constitute its entire membe rship.
The four standing committees are COM
posed thusly Ways and Means, Bat
telle, Merritt; Judiciary, Merritt. Bat
telle; Finance, BattelIe, Merritt; For
eign Relations, Merritt, Battelle' The
Light Gymnastic Club is evidently a
very learned and useful organization.
This may be understood from the titles
Of its high functionar1es asfor instance,
there are among the mum ble-Peggists a
BarlOwist, DOg-Knifist, Frog-Stickerist
and Peg Pullist, a committee on ''Run
Away from Each Other" one on "The
Legality Of the Thing" and, more es-
sential than all, one on "PonIes on Di-
pIomas."
On the whole the Record is well edi-
ted and contains information that viii
be valuabl to future generations. Get
a copy.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-06-19

The Publishers have sent US "Bea-
dies Dime Life of Grant'' and ''Beadle's
Dime Base Ball Player" the first a con-
densed but interesting biography of
our next President, and the second en-
bodying a full exposition of the nation
al game. BEADLE & Co., N. Y.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-06-19

"OH! THAT WILL BE JOYFUL" When
men and women throw ''Pllysic to the dogs
and when a trifie out of order, or to pre-
vent getting out of order, take Plantation
diced, Hy'pped, Low Spirited, Weak, or are
YOU sick and don't you know what aiIs you?
We have been, and was recommended to
try the Plantation BitteFs, which we did
with great satisfaction and entire success.
Delicate Females, Clergyman, Merchants,
Lawyers, and persons Of 5edentary Habits
are particularly benefited by these Bitters.
The sale is perfectly enormous.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-06-19
Books and Periodicals.

By TIE WAY PAPERS, issued by
Messrs. Wilson & Clark from the Office
of the Newark American, is an iIIustra-
ted monthly containing foreign and
domestic news, literature and stories.
Neatly printed and interesting for the
freside.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-06-19

EDITORS GAZETTE Please annOuce the
name Of CHARLES NEIL, as candidate
for reelection to the office Of County
Auditor, subject to the nomination Of the
Union County Convention.
An erroneous idea prevails, to some eX-
tent, that the present incumbent is ineligi-
bic to reelection The law does not make
persons ineligible, holding any number Of
terms In succession. The pTopriety Of elect
ing a person who Is competent to make out
the surveys and plats, Necessary In view Of
the new assessment of Real Estate next
year, 1t is hoped VIII be evident to every
one.
A VOTER
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-06-19

NEW MUs1C.-Prof T. c. O'Kane has
the thanks ofthe musical portion Of the
Gazette household for two beautiful
new pieces, namely, ''Strilze for Jesus, y
composed by o'Kane,-and Always
care for others as you'd have them care
for you,0 words by Ellen Huntington
Gates, music by O'Kane.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-06-19

srBAwHzEET FEsETvAL.-The VIM.
Street n. e. Church gave q Strawberry
Festival on Tuesday evening. Although
it was not generally known, and the
evening was rendered very disagreea-
bic on account Of the rain, yet quite a
large number were present, and we are
confident that all enjoyed themselves
very much The proceeds amounted to
about $40, the profits Of which VIII be
used solely for the benefit OF che Sun
day school Library.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-06-19

DR.. LIGHTBuL'-This gentleman has
returned to Delaware at the solicitation
Of those who failed to consult him dur
ing his former visit. He brings with him
many Of his instruments for examin-
ing the inner portions Of the head and
throat. he has a suite Of three rooms
at the American House.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-06-19

New Cooking Stove called the HBlaek
Priaee," burns coal as well Is wood, with
equal facility and success. Pronounced by
judges 10 be the handsomest stove made.
Warranted to give satisfaction In ever par
ticular or 20 sale, Can and see Il a. The
lower Stow and Tin Store in tbe Evans
Block, kept bY THOMAS EVANS, IT.,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-06-19

NEW HoTEL.-We learn that a pro-
ieet is on foot to build a new hotel on
the corner Of Main and North Streets
opposite tho new court house. That
such an enterprise should be thought
of may be taken simply as an indica-
ton of the increasing business and pop
ulation Of the town. The site proposed
would be convenient and popular.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-06-19

THE Mr. VERNON REPUBLICAN an.
nounces the addition Of new cylinder
press to its mechanical fixtures and
shows 3 healthy increase Of size indi-
cative Of continued usefulness and
prosperity which we hope may never
fail to be it's portion.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-06-19

INPHRAToR Nos REqET is declined
It is defective in point, syntax and
rhyme, and wholly unfit for publica-
tion. The author viii live long enough,
we hope, to thank US for Withholding
such composition from the public eye.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-06-19

BASE BALL.-The match game Of base
ball played between the SphaeragOnis-
tic Club, Of the University, and the
Delaware Club, on the Lenape grounds,
last Saturday. resulted In favor Of the
former-the score standing IS to 4s.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-06-19

WHAT WOULD HOME BE WORTH WITHOUT
A MOTHER? and what would life be worth
20 an unfortunate brother suffering from
Scrofula or any disease, without a remedy
at hand DR.. ]. w. POlandisI Humor Doctor
VIII surely benefit, and often entirely erad-
1cabe every taint of HumOr in the Blood
Try it. Sold by M. i. STARR.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-06-19

BOOTS AND SHOES.
We are doing our utmost to have
BOOTS AND SHOES suited to the mar
ket, both as to quality and price.
You viii find us, as usual, lst shoe
store south of MendenhalPs corner,
next door to ShUr's. Please call and
see what we can do.
aug2tf J. A. BROWN.
Buy OF N. U. STARR, opposite the Ameri-
tic Pure Lead, and other brands, Ldnseed
Oil, TuTpent1ne, VaTniShes, Paints and
Brushes Of every kind. apr17tf
Persons that have used EVANS Tin
Ware for the last II years, ought to know
when they say that EVANS makes the best
Tin Ware
How is 10 that EVANS business increases
every year Because be wont use any
thing but the best materials, and knows
when his Tin Ware IS made right and the
people are finding # out
Feb.285 567-tf
The SteGUG7't Cooking stove,
with its late improvements, burns
coal as well as wood, with equal
success and economy. For sale,
BY the agent for Delaware County.
THOMAS Evans, Jr.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-06-19

I. o. o. F.-A half-fare train will be
run from here to Columbus on the
Fourth Of July, to accommodate per-
sons desiring to attend the ceremonies
of laying the corner stone of the new
Odd Fellows Han. It will leave here
at 9:1O A. NJ, and return at $50 P. M.
All members fthe order are cordially
invited to attend and participate in the
ceremonies, and are requested to take
regalias with them. The ceremonies
win take place at O'Clock, conducted
by Most Worthy Grand Master, James
A sempaa, assisted BY the officers and
members Of the Right Worthy Grand
Lodge Of Ohio. Addresses viii be de-
Itvered by Rev. d. a. Moore, Of zanes-
vile, and Mr.. Heddaus, OF Columbus.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-06-19

nB-We are glad to hear that the ConstItu-
superceding the great variety of miserable
noatrunos sold as bitteEg, and the probable
1ty is that the sale Of BiEters will soon be
confined to the Constitution. We hone &c
VIII be so, for they are worthy Ofsuccess.
Use seward's Cough Cure for Bronchitis.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-06-19

FOURTH or JULY.-A grand eelebra-
ton Of the Fourth win be held this year
at HIPS Grove, near the White Sulphur
Springs. We learn that Mr.. Hill is
making extensive preparations, 30 that
all who attend may have a good time.
Prof Lakes celebrated Brass and String
Band, from Cleveland, viii be on hand.
Everybody is invited to attend.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-06-19

MARROW EsCAPE.-On Friday last an
Infant child Of DR.. Cady's accidentally
fell into oistern at the residence OF
DR.. Dunn, but the accident was fortu-
nately observed in time for the rescue
Ofthe little one from drowning.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-06-19

The Democratic papers are all bus
lily engaged in trying to prove that
Grant is a drunkard. IF they succeed
he will gain large per eentage OF the
Democratic vote Columbus Jour
noI