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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-14

Is one Of the many diseases Of which Dyspepu,a
is the parent. To eject cure, persons should
avoid hearty food a. night, and take a wino-Rlasa
fun Of RobaoEis Stomach Btters, on retiring 20
bed. n. U. STARR, Agent, opposite American
House, Delaware, Ohio. Augl4-lm
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-14

PAINTED I'M AMY COLOR
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-14

la combination Of au The irtrudisuss o. tbr
Bittrss With PURE santa Cruz Rum, Orange. rt-
1t ia used Cor ehe sane dlaanlas ~ Eha Hlfs-r IL
quired- You will bear in mlud thnt theas ra---
Qies are entirely l1sFeHt irum auY olhtrH rfver.
used ior me cure Of the dire1G1s named ttr-r
pelng Dcieltihc preparations uf midicnni extlnetr
Walls Lfe Others are mere deculfinng df rum Us
some form. The TONIC is decidedly one af no
most pleasant aud agreeable rsntdie1 ever oTaref
% the pubic lta taste Oh exquisite 10 ir
pleasure 20 take BE-, while ils if-siFiur eEhIiar-
atlngs and medicinal qualities have caused % fc
De known ag tue grrategt Of all ionic1.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-14
DslauaTo County FaEneTs' club.

At ths last meeting of the DelaWare
COuptg Farmers Club, the subject of
Raising Wheat was generally and ful-
" discussed. The folloWing Is q syn
opsis Of the discussion with the gen
eral resultS
First. Sowing Wheat-drill or broad
cast. Sowing In drills the best mode,
for the reasons that the wheat is put
in more uniformly, better protected,
winters better, and there is great saw
ing of seed.
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ADVERTISING RATES.


Iwk 2Wk | I'm / am 6in n
sqr gIO0I 150I 256l 5O0l SOC 70 %
sgrs 20oI 1901 50 1901 2 % l Is %
ssqTs 500 z 50 & 500 10 o0i Is % ! % %
z Col 6O0l s00I 70 col y 90 70 90 Sc %
3 Col. l2OO q 90 g 0O g Oo ! 80 o0 IS %
Special notices Is per cent. additional to
the above scale.
Ten lines NonparsiI type or ninety words,
make square.
Bertton, and 10 cents per line each aQoluonaA
insertion. Special contracts made, however
for q longer time than two months
Resolutions OF coincidence and cards OF
hanks 81.
Marriage Notices so cents.
Obituary Notices, cents per line.
Business or Professional Cards, 81 per line
q year; 60 cents per line for months; 30 cts.
for months.
Attachment, Divorce ministrator' 9 and
notices, also foreign and tran
liS1E 1s1s i..lt1l 5s l1afd f17 = QaUa7lcs.
~ tllss VD1 uLHlez or l4 GUS
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-14
Where is HabbeII2

Such is Democratic Iegislasion.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-14
FROM BON. JAMES THOMPSON,
Judge Of the Supreme Court OF orPeuuzyIvauia.

PHItADELFu4. April 1g, 1865.
tera" UuImObEe ninrfrsr1e IS enra sF
attacks or Indigestion. y -- -nr Dvsnrnaar can
certify this from my experience 81 it
Yoursi with rtGpcct
JAME5 THOMPSON.
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RTLL-HEADs.

All regular sizes kept constantly
on hand. Odd sizes ruled to order
when desired.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-14

F4ADln ntA. @aQs We WoDlW AtN,
Chief Justice Of Supreme Court or PeunayIvauh.
FmlAunuHA, March ls, 1ss5.
md "Hoonand's German Bittarnir Do uds sr
intoxicating beverage bot BE- a good tuuic- urr-
tul IN disorders Of tne digestive urranr. hud 90
great benefit i1 colas # debility end usHt 81 rcr-
vous action, in taB system.
Yours truly,
GEO w. WOODWARD.
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PROGRAMMES

Executed In the neaGest manner,
and st prices as low as any other
respUIrst5te OnkCes
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-14
CIRCULARS,

of every description and style, size
and design to suit our customers.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-14

From what I can learn Of Grant,
he is no more afraid to take the Tespon-
sibility of million men than of q
single company. This is very praise
worthy feature IN his character, and
the more SO as it is not generated by
eoneeitand Indifference. -
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-14
Estate of James Eaton.

Late Of Delaware Co., o., deceased.
A Ii persons having claims against said estate,
-, and all persons indebted thereto, viii take
notice that the undersigned was, on the 10Th day
OF August, 1855, by the Probate Court or said
county, appointed Executor Of said estate.
aug IA 68W3 HENRY J. EATON.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-14
AN ODE TO A CHOICE ClaAR.

Yes. social friend, I love thee well,
In leaTRed doolora' spite
Thy clouds al other clouds diapol.
And lap ne in delight.
An yo who love q choice Cigar,
Can buy one such OF N. U. STARR.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-14
The Time

Ts approaohins for spring work and q you hav
y one of the "lmprcVod Rowe naehluoan you
can do up she sewing for the family IN q short
time and have leisure Tor other duties. Tho HoWu
ias without doubt, the best Family Sewing Machiae
hams Block
maFCh27'e9tf, q. PTATT.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-14
TETTER-HEADs.

We are prepared to furnish Let
ter-Heads, neatly printed, on the
best quality of paper, at very low
prices
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-14
BOOYS ND SHOES.

We are doing our utmost TO have
HOOTs AND suoEg suited 70 the mar
ket. both as TO quality and price.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-14

Aug IS
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-14

CATTLE DrsEAsE.-A fearful malady crop
similar TO the rinderpest has broken out raise
among the cattle Of Illinois which is y to
likely to create q jump upward 10 the that
market price of Ohio beeves,.o;,,o a. ,o,,,
number Of infected catt1S %
shipped eastward and an sLteht cohspiratofa
at the Comlnunipaw slafeh is Democratic
on Monday showed tn Genuine conserya-
meat there was dissass which preserves, but
Of the malady in nIBtion, violence, ruin.
lows the track OF tn
manifssts itself is1deus Stevens Dead.
,r,,a ,,,,sa s,,1gT WASHINGTON August IL.
i,,er r',1iclr ~ Hon. Thaddeus Stevens died at
,IS tsn,1gllseiy II o'clock tonight, at his re-
- as5-tdenee in his. city, on Capital Bill.
, 1868-06-05

tuition; with seeking 10 prevent the exc
cution of the Tenure Of Office Act by
illegally attempting to prevent Mr.. Stan
on from resuming the functions of Sc
cretary of War; and, further, with having
contrived to hinder the execution of the
Reconstruction Act, as well as of the Act
which provides that all military orders
should be issued through the General of
the army.
This article, which is the last in the
Impeachment series, was voted upon first,
and the Court then adjourned till the goth
inst, without voting upon the other ar
ticles.
, 1868-06-05

His Excellency was not previously at log
gerheads. The following quantities of
produce had been shipped during the
fortnight Sugar, 3 964 hhd<., 233 tier
ces, 1851 brls 149 bags Rum, 1894
puns., 900 hhds 118 hrIs.; Molasses,
9763 casks Timber 36 Gel feet; Char
coal, 1910 bris.; Cocoluuts, 15,490;
Shingles, 255, 900 Cotton, SIS bales.
, 1868-06-05
From the London Times, May 49,
AMERICA.
VOTE ON THE IMPEACHMENT OF
PRESIDENT JOHNSON.
WASHINGTON, May 16.

WASHINGTON, May 16.
The Senate Court refused to-day by 35
yeas against 10 nays* to convict President
johnson upon The eleventh article of I'm
parchment. This article charged him
with having denied in IA public speech
that the ThIrty-ninth Congress was au-
thorized to exercise Legislative power
also with denying that the Legislation of
the said Congress was valid or obligatory
upon him, or that it had power 10 pro-
pose certain amendments TO the Consti-
= A two-thirds majority was necessary to
ass the article.
, 1868-06-05
PROCLAMA

nLLE og Enhver som maatte have
III Noget at fordre paa Skiftet efter
afgangne Redacteur John Benners
indkaldes herved med ire Maaneders
Varsel til at anmelde og beviislig-
gj0re deres Krav for undertegnede
Executores testament.
St. Thomas den 25de Ma 1868.
j. CATUNA. J. HUGHES.
, 1868-06-05
THE Absentee-Tax becoming due

LII GA ONAOII1IIIS uuG
on the Ist proximo the respective
Attorneys are requested to transmit
to the undersigned Commission state
ments of the crop made, also of the
revenues of houses owned by Alb
sentees, comfortable to the ordinance
of 18th February 1917 and 22nd Fee
bruary 1855.
The returns are to be forwarded
before the 10th proximo, after which
period report of those III default will
be made to Government.
Royal Tax Commission. st. Croix
Both May 1868.
CARL HATTENSEN.
c.. r. MAGENS. J.. A. HOVER,
COnSt.
, 1868-06-05

happier days, trying positions, with
manly fortitude under present difficulties,
and with trust and confidence in their
future fortunes and prospects,"
The prospects of the wood-cutters
continued good but it was obvious that
Mahogany "has ceased to reigu as a des-
potic monarch, and the period is rapidly
approaching when he must either con-
sent to be deposed, or be fairly caned out
of the Colony. Sugar is decidedly in the
ascendant; and if capital and labour can
be procured, it will not be long before
the exports of that commodity, in one
form or other, will be so large as to salts
fy the most ~sanguiue of domestic grow
ers, and foreign buyers and consumers"
INTER-COLONIAL INTELLIGENCE.
BARBADOs.-Our exchanges are to the
Sth instant. The shipments of produce
to date amounted to 90 5000 hhds. sugar;
1857 puns., 511 hhds. 52l brls. molaSses;
and 3 puns. u hhds. ram. The yield
has been generally good, and the quality
of the Sugar above the average. The
Governor was expecting to leave shortly
for England, having asked leave 10 retire
on the expiration Of his term of service.
A ball had been given in honor of his Ex~
c~elIency and Mrs. Walker, at which up
wards of 500 persons, were present.
Observation-Disclosures from Port-of Spain
are to the 5th May. The prevailing
monotony had been broken by The arrival
of "a steamer with immigrants bound to
the BraziIs. "This immigration move
ment," says the Trinidad Chronicle, ''has
many chances of success in its favour.
The Agents, backed by the Brazilian
Government, convey the immigrants from
New Orleans to BraziIs for $50 dolls. per
head, Of which so dolls. must be paid be-
fore embarkation, while 100 dolls. are
payable in four yearly instruments; lands
will be sold to them exclusive of the cost
of surveying, at 25 cents per acre tenn
porary lodgings will be erected at the
Government expense on the blocks thus
assigned !; and the cost of the land and
the expense of its survey are to be- repaid
within five years. There can be llttIe
doubt but that in judiciously selected
settlements, having good soil, the vicin-
ity of a market, good roads and the facil-
ity for water-carriage, the immigrants
will find no difficulty in repaying the
debt they thus contract at first starting.
Information had been received from Cal
cutla that the last Coolie ship of the sea-
son for Trinidad had been despatched,
and that the Immigration Agent was
about TO start for Hong Kong, Annoy,
and other Chinese ports, to collect infor-
nation and report TO the Colonial Gov
eminent on the arrangements required
for immigration from China.
DEMERARA.-The Annual Session of
the Combined Court was opened on the
1st May, with the accustomed ceremony.
The speech of the Governor was the
h~riefest on record. 1t announced that
the Secretary Of State for the Colonies
had intimated that his Royal Highness
the Duke of Edinburgh would visit the
Colony sometime about the end of the
present year. The Revenue which had
been estimated at 1895. 900 dollars, had
, 1868-06-05
C O N F R NJ E D

w N L l ~ VI II ~
The WI. & P. Steamship "Bolivar"
from Liverpool, last Port au Prince, ar
rived at I am. on the 18th inst, bringing
passengers from the former port, and 80
from the Latter.
The news from Hayti is very exciting.
The revolution had gained ground consid-
erably, and President Salnavr, perceiv-
lug that his position was in extreme peril,
had returned to Port-au- Prince where
he had signi6ed his determination to
make a stand. The capital had been sur
rounded, and some fighting had taken
place in the streets in fact, Salnave did
not dare TO proceed to St. Marc. At
GOnaives he embarked on board a small
Steamer with about $50 men, and landed
at Port-au-Prince on the 5th inst. On the
day previous to his arrival an attempt
was made to seize the Government House
at Port-au-Prince, but from want of pro-
per combination it failed. The greatest
disorder however prevailed, and The For
eign Consulates were Overrun by those
seeking protection and refuge. On Sal
naVe's arrival he was very coldly recriv-
ed, and the whole street OF Rue de Fonts
forts was pillaged by the populace on his
order for the purpose of gaining popular
lily with The Mob. The ConsulS protested.
The whole South of Hayti had declar-
ed for Massage, and were marching for
Pori-au Prince. Nlssage'S army occupied
ST. Marc and Larchai, while Potion Fau-
bert was about SIX miles from Port-au-
Prince, at Cratic.
The greatest excitement prevailed in
Port-au-Pfince, great fears being enter
tanned that Salnave would ra>hly cause
great loss Of life and property, before
Massage army could take possession.
Her Majesty's Steamer "RoyaIlst"
which had started on her voyage 10 Mas
sau, was spoken by the Bolivar and
informed of there being important intel
ligence from Port-au-Prince, and urgent
dispatches for the Commodore. The
"Royalist" returned to Port Royal, and
was soon despatched TO Port au-Prince.
/Fro1, the T0n10o Times. Man 1S
, 1868-06-05

~ ETURNTNG thanks to friends
I1 and customers for kind patronage,
the Undersigned requests a speedy
settlement of accounts as he intends
to leave the Island for Europe early
next month.
Christiansted, June End 1868.
III. j. PETERSEN.
NET bekjendtgj0res herved at I'd
~ kast til Repartitionen i Detail
handler her af Stedet Ole Rasmus-
sens FalIitbo vii bliye fremIagt i en-
SkiftesamIlng som vii bIive afhoIdt
Fredagcm den lode jul fGrstkom-
mende, Efermidddg KI. l sLet.
Frederiksteds Skifteret, st. Croix
den 24de Mai 1868.
% Sarauw.
, 1868-06-05
Important from Hayti.

Spread Of the Revolution.
SALNAVE AT PORT AU PRINCE,
DETERMINED TO RESIST. =
THE INTELLIGENCE PREVIOUSLY RECEI-
WE'D AND PUBLISHED BY US is
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-20
FROM WASHINGTON.

N4sHIxGros, Feb. 10.
tits said to Be the frtenssas 0f4he friends
Of Senator Wade 10 press his name for Vice
President on the ticket with Gen. Grant
4 Geneal Inspeceos of thu Frssdnen' .
schools, Mr.. John II. Lsngston, reports the
scheots 10 ksuisieAa; An6a AlstsnaHAs in .
10 rishing condition.
ri,e President u reported displeased with
dsn. Sherman, ard threatens to ordsr him TO
he eonmaad Of the DepsnMsst Of the PA,
cific, in place ~ 0ss. Halleck, the lstter to
come to Washington TO tAke charse Uf the
nAs Dep1rshekt of ths AtlAstic.
New YoRK, Feb. 10.
a Washinetoa dssetch to the 7Libsne
states that Lieut.. Gen. Sherman has ssni
word here that be has written letter to the
Ss:!asas I; s'(:'|l lls,,s E].:s :
4 "a ddrssssd 70 Gen. Grant, and = to Be sub
mitted to the President bY him. Several Sen,
stoes hys vsitisn 0 ue4 s1lernek sskia1
him not to think Of resigning should tho Pres.
idens insist upsp ~ coming here to assume
the new Command.
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|sAesidlsn4 - - sRasey - =,
nslI5 E Nv Re11ls. 9 III
COBB eoBoBED INsNEN fOfaK l4oi
] HISCnLbANEOu6 IHEAS.

@ NRw York, Feb. 49,
| The Herolfs Havana special advices frou
| Kueston, Jhmsies, inkSrms NJ thil the Amer,
| ican Consul, Mr.. Gregg, has tefegfsphed 70
Washington demanding the services OF q msn.
of-var 70 obtain redress for an outrage com
lguille6 on ~ Anesisn Rh1les onAh
Grant. The captain has gone to st. ThomAa
| to obtain assistance from thst point i peai-
CHrcAse, Tsb. n.
There wers l02 Deaths in this cir for the
week ending on the 18th Inst, sn Increase Of
thirtylohs- over th4 corfeepo hdfbE vysk last
|.yeAr. sss.sss's s7is Z
NEv YoRr. Feb 10.
t--~A Shanghai coxrsspeadsat astat1s- thaktha
radical change il policy, By the Chinese GOV.
ernmeps towards foreigners and the appoint-
msnt Of Mr. Burlineame vele brought a6ont
NJ tl3 h6r(Ass sfl Do DStaaip{ess,
|easi't s % As = J '4' .s; y,p,.
In the State Constitutional Convention last
s1ssdeas al asrifisk but sSs eisass 1ashori.ins 3
the sale Of street railfoed franchises At public
auction, and thesrtiSleon militia was amend>
ed by restricting thelnumber of the National
0pard insims Opposes toB0, 90
ST. Louis, Feb. 10.
The tobacco faeebfy Of Geo. D. Hague,
Hannibal, Missouri, was seized few days
,aso for violation of the reye1ae law And
aboat coo pounds of mxnafa eeared nbAecO,
q, 600 cigars, and lot of tDols, machinery,
&c, vaa taken possession OF.
y ptr,4to, FEB. 10. j
George Thompson1 Thomas Thompson and
Wn. Alexanders eapszea N IN opsn boat
yesterday, in the Niagara river, and were
drowned. .
The Spiritaaliss's Convention Of Western
New York convened here yesterday. A large
number Of delegates are in sttesaaase.
Avsuas, N. r., Feb. 10.
G. n JohnpW, A4iaaat Gsnaa 0epoin-
tssAan of thp NrcfaSt9 Upioe 41pssss,
died suddenly last night, Of inflammation Of the
heart.
Bosrox, Feb. 10.
Tt6J. s. Suprem$ Eourt, 70 Nkfc8 Appeal
was made, sustained the viii Of Mrs. Abigail
Lorisg, Of Bus.0u. who donased one hun.
dred thousand dollar5 to various chssitahle
hsf.usies& . y sv
ssal4rnsfa, HIS Feb. ~,
Six o. S. and county prisoners we're sent
from this city to Jolids to day.
Csp,aip Cole VS. knocked down last night
by robbers. He bad considerable money on
his person. hnt his = dlailants vera driven Of
before secnring the booty.
G "a INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. u.
The Republican Sshts Convention meets in
this city to-noss0v. i.
Richard Grisbbs, q old and respected cit
isens es Frsakan, lesaniad ssdA by
hanging.
The State Bcsrd of Agriculture y u 80
sios here.
The NEXT Stase Fir win be held ID this
city, connsneing ~ lattsr psst Sf aepssn-
ber. The Board has'e appropriated $4,000
for premiums. Is
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i LliEST BIZ TEL N1RA RAPH

lcor,s;ifsss 1rre5cree6 I'M ri e3lt6pk : LAs
Dena r1msah, 1hiaS nnsaurdred printed al
reccmr;tes1.
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~ a pe Is ccs' cted of( ii
rr;m.s' srfl .sled RI Il 10 81 put upon pss
- g7Tna S;lE 49, uar herntdFe pdb
/ i;1 3a 3s1iiI3 Ettf q ~ so IN
TSS Honaa nroeeaded fo dispose Of ~
| IfrAd5 lnhakf A. VaA froa
lthe Committee of the Whole on the state o
the Union. -,
3ea Ms.s N1ahnamas Acslpe - ~ |.
temmMee - a ss...ss ~ 81 ~
fams6oneaf peadsn{ $ n 5as n. = 2.:a ~,
House yesterday. Inc II. q1es10n On wns'
@e44f4f 4{s {sFeseos9men!Nut
heM Addhe OPsf cen1xe - k'a1sO' =
for the employees OF each nouee.
NJ WsahUa!ns oppossq = 1ns s.ss
mont vas adopted, y % e.
I. Y The mkt qggfos t.atse III 49, And
nAts 9wa4 - - !. r. ~ ence :
Court ssasin.. prssi g jnent Of lha .
Court, e1eeedh VI s1en y paio on. s. g
the sppfopnAfios 49resu to-yeas, e
nays, d. asA
The Amendnenf c9qAnG a9vp tee e,9ae. 4
fofce y ne lsaeesssse haenssse :.
sE Qmcet Qt tha HxTy. oe na4y 4eipg en-
pIoyed there on sayal dpUsw we're, q tne soS
gestion OF Ar: Washourne, o. lis, re}ec,en'
All theNoe21n1n0 n4vilk ossaAisPoseo e5
the bill passed u
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