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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-29

yielded, and when the roll Of States was
called Ia the Convention Ohio gave her
solid vote for johnson. The influence
of that vote nominated the reOreant
and the world knows the rest.
Reader, did you ever consider the
possible influence Of one Uote, and the
power it may have to affect the destiny
. ofy our country aud the World2 We beg
you when the elections arrive to eOnsid-
er we'll the magic influence of a single
vote.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-29
AN Ordinance.
Requiring North Street from sandusk v
Street to the new Iron Bridge to be I
rcrnMalnLl- r-L1EEalaa a-.a ..a.-.a

Requiring North Street from Sandusk v
Street to the new Iron Bridge to be
graveled, guttered and paved.
Sac. /. Be 70 ordained By she Council Of the
Incorporated village Of Delaware, That the owners
OF lots and lands bounding aud dhuttiug on that
portion Of North Street from Saudusky Street %
the new Iron Bridge, be and the same are hereby
required to be grayeled, guttered and paved by the
the hrst day Of july and IA default thereof, the
Mayor is hereby required 90 le8 the contract 20
the lowest responsible bidder after having pub
fshed for two weeks IN some newspaper or gem
eral circulation in said village not loo that Sealed
proposals. will DO received for said EFavoHng, gut
toring aud paving, and q Is hereby further pro .
vidod that the contract for paving shall be let sop
hrate from that for graveling ana guttering.
SIC. 2. That said grlvoIng and guttering shall
be done Ia accordance with the general speoidca-
ions, for such improvements and under The di-
Fectlon OF the Village Engineer and that such
paving shall done with good hard burnt brick ,
laid IN herring bone style, to be laid ia sand not
less than four inches deep.
SEC. 3. That the expense Of said tmpro vunas sntz
shall be assessed upon the foot front er sad Lots
and Lands, aud collected as In other case Of spe.
Gial assessment
aEo 4, This Ordinance 20 take effect aud ho
tn force from and after Ito publication.
Passed May "a, 1858.
ArEBsr J. d. VAN DEWAN
O, H. MOELRoY, Recorder. Mayor
Nay 20, '6s-It
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-29
The Finger Of soorn.

In the condemnation and reproaeh
which the Kansas delegation heap up
OH their renegade Senator Ross, we
heartily sympathize. He voted in IA
vor of acquittiDg the President be-
lieving him to be guilty, and, as we
religiously believe, turned his back
upon his pledges for a material con-
sideratiOn. The men who, voted
against conviction from honest prin-
eiple we can readily excuse. But
those who, like Ross Of Kansas, FoW-
Ter of Tennessee, and Van Winkle Of
West Virginia, deliberately voted
against their own recorded and repeat
ed expressions, pledges and prOmis es,
should be ecorned and condemned of
mea. The resolutions of the Kansas
delegation are mild as expressing the
depth of turpitude to which these
meu have fallen.-C Chicago Post
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-29

A partial report Of the Investigation
shows that large amount of money
was undoubtedly used in some way to
secure the acqUittaI of J Johnson. Thur
low Weed testifes that he was con
suited concerning schemes to get
the votes Of Senators by the use of
money and that Collector Smythe Of
New York and an ex-rebel General
named Adams were parties to them.
One @. W Woolley, notoriousIy con-
neoted with the whiskey ring, seems
to have been one Of the chief mana
gers Of the plan for securing John
sons acquittsl and has refused to an
swer questions Of the managers touch
ing his use of certain funds which
are known to have passed through his
hands He has therefore been com
mitted TO Jail for contempt Of the
House.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-29
Sherif's Sale.

J. u. Fowler, } TN pursuance Of the commands
rs ~ OF an Execution for the Sale Of
John H. Ferry, property Issued from The Court
Of Common Pleas OF Hamilton County. Ohio
and 10 me directed, I shall expose to public sale
at tie Ohio White Sulphsr Springs, on the
9Th Day Of JUNE, A. D., 1868,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock, A. n and 4
O'Clock, P NJ. Of said day the following described
Goods and Chattels, TO wit Two Barber Chairs
and about Fifty Sets Of cottage Furniture eonsis-
ting Of Dressing Bureaus, wash stands, BedHteads,
Chairs, Mattresses, BOlsteFs, Pillows, sc.
Terms Cash.
JNO ". LADD, sheTin o.
I. B. PAXTON, CAREER & VAN DEMAN, D. c. o.
Attya. for Plta.
Nay29 6s-2w-pfsS 90
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-29
Union CentraI Committea.

The Union Republican Central COM
lnittee Of Delaware County, viii meet
At the office of Jones q Nipple, Della
ware, June 18th 1865, at O'Clock p. m,
for the purpose of fixing upon the time
Ofholding the Comfy Convention and
the transaction of other important
business. A full attendance is desira-
bic, J. S. JONES.
Chairman q. C. Com.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-29
WANTED, AnEMTa. Il g 30 2.

where male aud female 90 Introduce the GEAU-
me IMPROVED COMMON SENSE FAMILY SEWING
MACHINE. This machine viii STITCH hem, fell
Tuck cunt, cord, bind, braid and embr0ideF in a
most superior manner. Price only SIS. Fully
warranted Tor hve years. It makes the oElastio
Lock slttch. Every second stitch can ba sut, and
etli the cloth cannot be pulled apart without
ttarlgg it, We pay Agents ffom &T6 90 500 per
month and expenses, or "a commission from which
Twice thal amount can be made. Address SE-
OVAb y CO PITTSBURGH, Pa, BOSTON, MASS.
CAuGlGn DO not be imposed upon by ether
parties phlming on worthless cast-iron machines,
under me same name or Otherwise. Ours IL tha
only genuine and really practical cheap machine
manula slurad
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-29

The Columbus Journal pertinently
inquiries how Mr.. Stanton can resign
an Office fromwhioh according to the la
test decision Of the Senate johnson
some months since rightfully removed
him. Fessenden, Trumbull and their
oOnfreres voted once that in removing
Stanton johnson violated the law and
and the constitution; now they turn
around and vote him guiltless for
that removal. According to this last
decision Stanton has been a usurper
all the time and his usurpation was re
quested dictated and supported BY
these very men who now By their vo-
tes proclsim it. Verify Fessenden
and Trumbull are great lawyers. But
woe unto you.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-29

It's worthy Of note that both the
temporary and permanent chairmen Of
the National Convention, Generals
Schurz and Hawley, are editors. Mr..
Colfaz, the nominee for Vice Presi-
dent was also until quite recently con
nected with the same profession.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-29

aseRt. In the course Of his remarks he
explained that he had been an origfnsI
seoessionist and was born in the state
Of South Carolina in District Of Mr..
Calhoun from whom he imbibed at an
early age state rights doctrines. He
went into secession cordially as a State
rights man. and when JEFF Davis ignor-
ed state rights doctrines he differed
from him. When he fought us he
fought Us openly and boldly, and when
he surrendered he surrendered in good
faith. The Virginia and Kentucky reso-
lutiOns had been a part Of the Democrat
ic creed and taught theTight of secession.
But the war had established a different
I Interpretation Of the constitution. The
Hamiltonian and Websterian doctrine
has been established by the sword
Hence in renouneing secession he nat
urally found himself in the Republican
party. With our anti-states-rights in
depreciation of the constitution he still
preferred the government Of the Union
to any other. Hence he deemed it his
duty to ask amnesty for the past and
1 protection for the future. The Demo
cratic party had appealed to the whole
/ country against negro suffrage and de-
uounced It as an outrage against hu-
manity yet he had observed at the late
election in Georgia that when negro
[ voted the Democratic ticket he was a
very. clever fellow. He denied that
negro supremacy had been esta blished
in the South. he secuted the idea that
the black people could rule Georgia
when they are 10000 in the minority
and the whites have nearly all the
wealth and education.
Many portions of Governor Browns
speech were loudly Rpplauded.
The convention adjourned until five
O'Clock ana during the evening session
has affected a permanent organization,
Ex-Governor Hawley Of Connecticut
has been appointed permanent presi-
ding officer and made q capital speech
on taking the chair. Harmony and en-
thusiasm prevails throughout the en-
tire convention, and all its proceedings
thus far have been marked with unu-
sual deliberation and dignity. The
nominal ions viii be made on the NOR.
row which viii be the great day.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-29

The committee appointed BY the
Legislature to locate the new peniten-
tiary has organized by electing Hon.
G. Fl. Scribner, Of Mt. Vernon, Presi-
dent and Hon. D. A. Dangler. Of
Cleveland, Secretary. The committee
will be ready in July to visit places Of
fsring proposals for location of the new
prison.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-29

Governor Buckingham whom the
Republicans in the Connecticut Legis-
latUre have chosen to succeed the rem
egade Dixon in the United States SEN
ate was chosen Governor of his State
seven successive terms. He is a gem
tleman Of funexoeptionable private char
acter.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-29
New ADVERTISER ENT8,
An Ordinance.

Establishing the grade Of Union Street
from North Street to Winter Street.
SE1- J. Be it ordained By the Council Of the
IncoTp poratad village OF Delaware, that the grada
OF Urion Street from North street 70 Winter direct
be aid the same is hereby estabnshed as follows :
BeginninF az the south line Of North street three
tsutbs below top OF gravel on North Street aud
WITH the highest poiBt Of The crossing, thsnca
south in 200 feet it shall ascend 2k feet thence
10 The north line Of Winter Street 1T shall ascend
six Eirt.
SEh That al -riiuRuoas heretniera passsd
establishing he grade Of said pnriiau Bf Union
street be and thr same are hereby repealed
SIT g. This riinlucr go take effect auE go ia
orco rom ana atisr jos pab 5oetion,
Pitsat. May - 1865.
ATTEsT.
e. r. NoFnsoY J.',. SAX.
krgururr. q tyrfs
Nay ~. 68.1.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-29

The Democratic Legislature having
as q matter of economy abolished the
Ohio Financial Agency in New York
the bonds Of the State have deprecated
in the market in that city.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-29

IF Ross, following the example Of
Lane, were to blow his branes out, the
question is at which part of his body
he would direct the shot. He has no
brains in his head-C Chicago Post.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-29

Requiring Union Street between Win
ter Street and North Street to be grav-
eled, guttered and paved.

Requiring Union Street between Win
ter Street and North Street to be grav-
eled, guttered and paved.
SIC 1. 30 it ordained by the Council Of the
InnOr porated Village OF Delaware shat the owners
cf lots bounding and abuttlnE on Union Street. be-
tween Winter an North Street, be and they are
hereby required 10 gravel, gutter and pave the
same by the LIST day Of July, and On defaull there
Of The Mayor is hsrby authorized and required b
let the contract for the same 60 the lowest respon
sibla bidder, after having published for tWo
weeks IN some noWspapoE nf general circulation
10 said village, notice that sealed proposals will
be received for said EraEeling, gutternE and paw
ing, and 20 Is further provided that the contract
Tor paving shall be let separate lroa thatfnr EraT-
eiug and guticring.
SAG 2. That said graFelinE aud gutteling snail
be done IN accordance with the general specidoa
tiOue for such improvements, and under the de
recd}n Of the Village EnRneer, and that the pave
ing shall be done with good hard burnt brick laid
in ntrrnE bone style, 70 De laid In sand nod less
than four inches deep.
sEt, 3. That the expenses Of said improvement
shah be asBes Bed upon the foot front of Rad l0t1
and lands, and collected as 10 other cases Of spo-
cial assessments
SEC. This Ordinance TO take eject and be in
ioroe from and after is publication.
E1euud lf.Tr 1GfE
ATTEsr,
c, p. McEIRoT, B.D.VAN DENIM.
Recorder. HEsvor
May %, 'es-1t.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-29

Henderson of Missouri is about to
marry a beautiful girl named Foot. If
we had our way that s by no means
the sort Of foot that Henderson would
get.-C. p
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-29
MILLINERY
8. Q. uvAws & 90.

TFAVE on hands a good assortment OF Bouneta
"A Hats, and other Millinery goods. The best 81
Workmeu are kept, both in the Millinery and
Dress Making department. work gotten up ia
the best style, and all orders attended 10 prompt
". Don't forget 30 call at
s. C, EVANS & CO.'S.
in the Evans Block, Delaware, Ohio
MaN2a. laa-IV. N
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-29

Grant is forty-six and CoIfaz forty
five years old. There is a difference Of
only one year and month in their
ages.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-29
May 10th.

i
Below me the rumble, rattle and
elamor of the great city and before me
Lake Michigan sparkling In the light
of an auspicious sun. Yonder, far out
over the bosom of the water, the white
sails flicker in the morning light, and
hither, from window and housetop the
brave old Stars and Stripes Aaunts
gaily in the fresh, cool breeze. The ho-
tells are damned with the great crowd
which overflows into the streets and
swarms again around the entrances to
tho opera House building. A royal
building it is, with marble front and
splendid finish, covering nearly hall a
square and comfortably seating nearly
three thousand people. Yet the pro-
portion of those who can be admitted
seems but a 1.-THE of the number who de-
sire to be and the search for tickets is
eager and incessant. A little army of
policemen surrounds every entrance
and every individual who obtains ad-
mission runs long gauntlet of argus
eyed surveillance. From the curb
stone until he reaches his seat inside
the admitted must hold his ticket in
his hand, and at every turn is admon-
ished that he viii go this way or that,
to the dress circle, family circle or par
quette, according to the nature of his
credentials.
The hour Of twelve o'clock, merid-
ian, has been appointed for the eonven-
ton to assemble, but it is an hour later
before all the delegations have arrived.
And now, standing near the central
aisle Of the dress circle, let the reader
behold what is destined to be one Of the
historic scenes of the Republic. Far in
front is the grand platform showing an
inclined plane of i've hundred faces
sloping from the wall to the foOtlights
and Illuminated with a brilliant circle
Of gas jets pendent from the ceiling
Over head a great canopy of red, white
and blue drops gracefully from the CEN
tre to either side, and behind curtain
Of three large garrison flags Joined to-
gether forms the background Of a
brilliant scene. Before and around you
every square foot Of available space is
packed with the $50 delegates and their
and above, one over the
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-29

A Washington dispatch says Ad In
terim Thomas has taken possession OF
the War Department.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-29

The Court of Impeachment after yot-
ing on the second and third articles has
adjourned sine die.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-29
o . y. EEw E9aE EIaEE -.
PROM TBUFFALO-By New York Time IRON b.
naI cor. EEchanee and MIehIEnn ELrcals

PROM MBUFFALO-By New York Time from De-
pot cor. Exchange and Michigan stroots
500 A. n. NEW YORK DAY UyFFEss, tsuudu7s
eEcepted.) stops st Houellsvilio 6Oa A. H.
fPkfi.); susquehanna 1.2s p d tnine.); TOR.
I ner's 0b =. ~. (suP.), AID arrives iu New
/ A"tA ps-9 !. ~ NpAue-tt az Hf01t 'lhl Nlts
4 Delaware, Lackawanna Western Railroad, and
/ at Jersey CITY with Midnight Express Trails Of
Neg lcreey Raiiroad Tor Philadelphia, Ralti-
more nud Washington.
/ T.SO A. NJ. FXFREss NAIL, Wis Avon apd Hor.
neilsvillo (Sundaya eXceptcd) Connects at Ei.
mira viii Northern Central Railway fir Harris
burg, Philadelphia and tho South, and arrives ir
New York a. 100 a. d
Z 2R5P. M. LIGHTNING EXPRESS (nail9). stops
at Horuellsvile olQ p. ~ (Supper), and arrives
Jersey Ciy with Morning Express rrain 81
New Jersey Railroad for Baltimore ard wash
ington.
TsB P. NJ. NEW YORK NIGHT EGPREsS, fsundayu
ezccptrd.) stops ut Horneilgvile, l1 Qs 2. p.
intcrsc8tnn win the 8 SOP nj Traih from Bul-
kirk, aud arrives m New York al ~ 40 2. p.
ll.2O p. 81. CINCINNATI EXPRESS, tsaaasys ca
ocpied.l Stops az ausquehnnua 7. .t8 A. M. (BknAs
Turner's D. 37 p 70 tDno1, ana arrives in HeW
York aa 8.5b p. "a. Connects nt Elmira uilh
Northern Central Railway, for HarrisbuHg,
Philadelphia, BALTIMORE, Washington and poinla
south ana az New IOlk with Aiiernooa .EraiHs
Ciues.
Only Que rrain Fast on sunday. leaving Buasio
al ass P. d., and repchins Now YORK q a'te a. A-
Bosrox AND NrW Ey0L,SD FAhsrNenaa, wlsb
their Baggage, are trahsiarrod FEru ol oaAHaH iR
York.
ng- 70 pleasure travellers the line ui lhg Erie
Railway presents many obieots q Nv paastag
through the beautiful valleys of th1 ChemuHF,
sEoquehanua, Delaware and hnmnpo riverH, an
uverchnnriuW panorama OF natures beauties COM
naudg attention.
ms nrsr VENTILATED AND MOsE LtEumuua sLEHf.
ING CoACaNs Ea-IN GILA WQMA0-aG aooompa-
ny an night traius on this railway.
ECKED EMROUGH
Aad fare oloays az Too as By any che Ro,ts.
cBA6E F0R TICKETS Wa kRlE RAHWAT
which can be obtained a an Principal Tick
90 Omoes n the west and south west
I. RIDDLE, VIZ. q. BARR,
Gent 5up't aenn Faas. anH
Nay 2o-ds ly
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-29
To the Ladies.

We are agents for over ONE HUNDRED Foraieu
ana Domestic Manufacturers, and are prepared to
furnish the whole country with nay and FANcr
Go sns s1LUs, SuAWLs JE5rELrr srEvER WaRa. FUR
MrURE, PIANOS, SEWryu Ma CIusrs Sc. &c, al the
uniform price or
ONE DOLLAR FOR EACH ARTICLE.
send Jour clubs Of 10 and upwards, for des8rip-
tive cheiikH, showing what article can be Obtaiaad
for one Dollar, with 10 cents for each cheek.
Circulars Sent Tree.
Presents worth rom % TO siOo sent free Of
charge % agents sending clubs.
Alents Wanted in Every Town.
OUsHMAN G. CO.,
10 Arch Street Boston, Wsss.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-29

A NOTICE or attachment was al nv instance is-
"A sued by Henry Hodgden, q Justice OF The
Peace for Berkshire township, against the Goods
Chattsls and effects Of John Herr, an absent debt
or. E. WESTERVELT.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-29

ssLlet not passions infiamed by the
/ singing disappointment Of this hour
however keen our sense Of wrong may
[ be, carry US beyond the bounds of wis
dom and self-respect. The things we
have TO accomplish are so great that
whatever the prOVacation may be, we
can certainly not afford to let personal
ing the high dignity Of our cause"
And this, which is itself a platform
who ever may be our friends, who
ever may be our enemies, let us march
on with unfiiuching determination to
perform all the duties incumbent upon
us to secure Justice to the soldiers who
fought our battles, Justice to the South
ern Union man who for the national
cause 5mperiIled his life and fortune,
Justice to the colored race to whom we
have promised true liberty fOTever,
justice TO the national creditor, who
staked his credit upon the good faith OF
the American people"
The closing paragraphs Of the address
are grandly eloquent and bespeak a
heart beating in unison with every
thing that is noble, just and true.
The next business of the convention
was the appointment of a committee on
credentials and the Secretary, General
Cowen of Ohio, commenced calling the
roll of States, beginning with Connecti-
cut and California. He was very soon
interrupted by a delegate who wanted
to know why Alabama, Arkansas and
Florida who were all present with full
delegations had not been called. Here
was a vital question thrust forward in
the very beginning and for a moment it
seemed embarrassing. Governor Ward
explained that the southern States
were not called because they had not
been included in the call of the conven-
ton. But this, though good as an ex-
PLANTATION was not sufficient as a reason.
Those States had not been included be-
cause regarded by Congress as in
quasi territorial condition. But since
the call many had adopted oOnstitu-
tions and all were in a fair way to
speedy admission. A lengthy and ex-
citing debate seemed for the instant
probable and there is no telling how
long the question might have puzzled
the convention had not the Gordian
knot been cut by a motion to call the
as well as the loyal
O1as@No8 ftAAANaA k'AA@ anu AAG
proceeded again emitting
but a delegate Immediately
moved that as Colorado had been kept
from being a State only by the veto of
Andrew johnson her delegation be
called. After considerable debate the
matter was referred to the committee
on credentials which ultimately reported !
in favor of allowing the delegations of
the several territories and the District
Of Columbia seats on the floor and the
privilege Of casting each two votes
Thus another perplexing question was
of.
Pending the report Of the Committee
1n Credentials Joseph L. Brown, who is
At the head of the delegation from Geor-
gia, was requested to address the Com
7ention. Mr.. Brown was somewhat no
ed as Governor of his State during the
var, and as very fraetious and unru-
" member Of the secession household.
de has rather a fine physique, good
lead and the Southern intonation Of
voioe, prolonging the last syllable of
uch words as government and compile
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-29

WHTANTE DAG ENTs.-g200 PER month the wear
wv round or a certainty Of $500 10 81 GOO Der
month 20 those having little capital We guar
anty the above monthly salary 20 good autive
agenU at their own homes, Every agent farmer
gardner, planter and fruit ProyTeF, North and
So 18th, should send at once for particulars Please
call on or address. j. AHEARN & CO.
63 Second Sc Baltimore. Nd
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-29

Whiskey acquitted johnson, but
johnson will by no means make
amends by quitting whisky Chicago
Post.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-29
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Agricultural Meeting.

A MEETING Of the Board OF Managers Of the
"a Delaware County Agricultural Society, will
be held at the Office OF the Secretary, in Delaware
Saturday Afternoon June 9th. at O'Clock A full
attendance is requested. By order OF
r. DURFEY
Nay 20, '6s-2t President.
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