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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-03-13
NaWa d fhe Week.

THE Wheaf crop q Middle Tennessee
promises to beveTy Ane.
TnE citizens Of ygalthanl Mass nave v0t-
ed that no bass shan be kept in that town.
IDAHO raises mahogany IN such amount
fI1at it lakes six cords Of lt TO buy one ton
Of hay, which d scsree.
At the.eitv election in Bangor, Maine, on
Monday, A. p. Manson, Republican, was
elected Mayor. The Republicans gain since
last fall IS 49,
THE city elections in Council Bluf1s, 10 wa
and CentraIias Illinois, resulted In the cleo
ton Of the entire Republican ticket except
one Alderman in each place.
ii BARNUar's Museum was again destroyed
BY IRE Iast week. The loss was $500 900
about one-haIfof which was covered by in
surance.
AT Jenerson, Texas, on the Sd inst, ffty
or sixty business houses were burned los
100000. Seven hundred bales ofeotton were
also destoyed.
A SNOW slide, nve or six miles in length
near Cisco CALIFORNIA; on the Central Pa
cidc Railroad, killed six Cinnamon, buried
seven locomotives, and destroyed consider.
able other property.
IT is said that the President, previous tc
the appointment Of Adintant General Thorn.
as Secretary Of war al fafarfla, rendered thai
position to General schofeld, who declined
in polite and respectful manner.
A MONTGOMERY, Alabama, dispatch to 8
New York Democratic paper, states that the
official returns Of the late election have been
made up. or III 900 thousand registered
voters a little over 1900 were cast, and moi
all Of them for the Constitution. The white
vote Is Insignificant, not over one in twenty.
THE Beliefontaine Railway Company for
the six months ending December 81, 1857
declared a dividend of sI6s, 100, The surplus
fund was s89, ,766 SO. The total Government
tax amounts to S9, ,803 So. Forthe six months
ending June 81st the dividend declared was
sll6,320.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-03-13

Tennessee and Missouri are standing
examples of the success of radical re-
construction. In those States the Reb-
els are disfranchised and there is peace
The disloyalists hlfoustered, recalciter-
ated and bullied as long as the fran
chise was matter Of uncertainty. But
no sooner had the acknowledgements of
of all loyal men and the disfranehise-
ment of all Rebels become fixed and
permanent fact than the dislOyalists
ceased their turbulence, ''accepted the
situstionY and relapsed into quiet.
There is nothing like firm dealing for
tranquilizing the insurrectionary ele-
ments Of the South, and the best of all
cancellations is equal, exact and unfal-
tering justice. Tennessee has once
more illustrated this in her local cleo
tions, just held, in which the cause of
liberty and Union has once more peace
bly, and triumphantly swept the State.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-03-13
Speaker CoIfax to the Indiana State
Convention.


The folio wing is a part Of the ringing
letter of Speaker COlfax read at the Re
publican State Convention of Indiana.
The sentiments are worthy of the clear
head and earnest heart of Schuyler Col
fax:
When the seth Congress rejected the
Presidents policy of Reconstruction,
and insisted on one which should em-
body Constitutional guarantees for the
future, with full protection for ali who
loved the flag and the Union, our enc
mics denounced US as wishing to post
pone Reconstruction, while now the
same Democrats, with their ally, the
President are striving to put every pos
sible stumbling block in the way Of
When the 'I4th Article'' was propos-
ed as an amendment to the Constitu-
tion, EN- bodying no mandatory suffrage
enactment, but protecting equally the
civil rights of all, native born and nat
uralized, making voter in Indiana
just as potential as one in South CarOli-
ma, and no more; barring the door of
the Treasury against any payment on
account of the rebel debt, or the eman-
cipation of slaves. the whole Democrat
ic party denounced it, and urged the
Southern rebels to spurn it as they did,
Now the two Democratic States Of Ken
lucky and Maryland demand payment
out of the peoples taxes in the Treasu-
ry for the slaves the nation emanci-
pated; and the two Democlatic Legisla-
lures Of Ohio and New Jersey endeavor
to withdraw the assent of those States
to this benificent Constitutional Amend
ment, leaving the door open for the
presentation of these Democratic claims
if a Democratic Congress could be
chosen.
I viii not extend this letter by a de-
Tense of the Congressional policy of Re
construction, for Senator Morton's able
vindieation Of it has covered the whole
that Congress having authorized the
suffrage Of every freeman in the late
rebel States, rebels and all, except those
who, by violating Official oath, had adj
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-03-13

The pardon list sent to the House a
short time ago has just been printed.
1t shows that during the period from
the time when he vas sworn into of
fee as President till the middle of last
November, Mr.. johnson pardoned ex-
actly one hundred persons for counter
feiting OF for passing or being In pos
session of counterfeit money. The
aggregate of the terms for which thOss
persons we're sentenced 60 imprison-
ment was 300 years, and the aggregate
of confinement Temitted TO them By
the Presidents pardons was 181 years.
Seventeen persons were pardoned who
had over four years each to serve
when released.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-03-13

A new paper, organ of the Don't
pay your Debts party, has been star
ted in st, Louis, under the title Of
The Repudiator. Well, that is frank.
at any rate Suppose the rest of the
Democrats journals follow its exam
pie Let US have The Hotel Burner,
The Yellow Fever Rag, The Daily
Niger Smasher, The Pirates Own,
and The Weekly Rioter. And for
the milk-and-water papers which take
both sides at once, such names as I he
New York Thimble-R Bigger or The
Little Joker would be at once pretty
aud appropriately 2 Tribune.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-03-13

It appears that, although the Chief
Justice presides while the Senate IS
sitting as the court Of impeachment to
try the President, the rules which
govern proceedings in courts are not
applied; else when Mr.. Hendricks OBJ
and Judge in this trial, he would have
been informed that the challenging of
the Judge is a thing that belongs to
the accused or his attorneys, and re
stor's putting himself into the place of
attorney for the accused when he is to
act as Judge in the trial Gin Gaz
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-03-13

standard in the hsld, and in the forum
has spoken 20 fearlessly and eloquently
for the Union and the right Dela
county is honOred by his nativity and
her people viii heartily endorse the -
tion Of the convention in his seleatia1
as one of the delegates at large ID 81
caRo. Our county observes With EiEz1e
the steady advance in the cOnfdenee
and esteem OF the people Of her two gal
LIANT soldiers Governor Hayes and Lieus
tenant Governor Lee.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-03-13

Every one who attended our late
State convention must have observed
with admiration the superlative grace,
dignity and ability with which the du-
ties Of presiding ohieer were discharged
by its permanent chairman Gen. John
Q. Lee. His eloquent and ringing
words on assuming the chair kindled
the enthusiasm of the vast audience and
tired the hearts Of all by their truthful
sentiments and trumpet tones. Gem
eral Lee has already commanded the
plaudits not only of his friends but
even Of political enemies, IN and out of
the Senate, for his marked ability and
fairness as presiding officer Of that body
and for his high gentlemanIy worth.
There is no dross about General Lee /;
he rs pure metal, and as they come to
know hfIa better the people Of our State
win admire more and more this gallant
son Of Ohio who has 50 nololy borne her
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-03-13
SheriR2s Sale.

Harvey J. Mccullough IN pursuance Of The Com
rs mandg OF Order Of
John Boyer. sale issued from the Court
OF Common Pleas Of Delaware County, Ohio, and 10
me directed, shall oer for sale at public Auction
at the door Of the Court House, in the Town Of
DelaWlre, in said County, on the
18th DAY OF APRIL, A. D. 1868,
at O'Clock, P. NJ, Of said day the following des-
CT fbed Real Estate, to vii "Situate IN the
County Of Delaware, and State Of Ohio, and being
In Lot number Twelve hundred and 70 rty (l24O,) y
in C. L PattIbOne's addition TO the town Of East
Delaware, as marked and designated on the re-
corded plat thereof.
Appraised at --
J. W. LADD, Sheriff, and
Special Master Comm issiOneT.
CARPER & WV DE1EAN, Atty's for PltG.
March 13, Is6s-5wpfs7 so.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-03-13

The Republican State Committee,
OF Louisiana, have passed resolutions
recommending the removalOf General
Hancock for his tolerati0n Of rebels.
He and Jeff. Davis were both visited
and oheered BY the same crowd on the
same night, and the next day they
took drive together,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-03-13
NEW ABVERTlsEllERTs


RTOTIGE is hereby given thats Petition has been
IN aIad with The Recorder OF the Incorporated
Village Of Delaware, 0hio, and Will be pEaHeutsd
ID the Council Of said Incorporated Viiaga alRh if
special meeting, on Monday Evening March 8Oth
A. D., 1855, praying for the vacation Of WU0dBey
Street, Little Street, George Street and Charles
Street, in Campbslrs aud Little's addition 10 the
town Of Delaware, Ohio. Sald petition will be fOI
final hearing at tbs Regular meeting Of said COun-
Gil on Monday evening Nay 4th A. p. 1865.
TEE TRUSTEES or TIE o. W. r CoLIEGE, Petit
P, S. noNEsON, and G. ". LTTTLy, tonerF
March IS. 168-6t
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-03-13

One of Barnum's bears by some
means escaped the flames in the burn
ing museum and, after two nights and
a day of exposure to the perils Of fire
in the burning ruins, made his way out
to the street, and after a chase of three
or four squares, was captured and led
off to the station-house. The giraffe
was so badly injured before getting
out of the burning museum, that it
died next day; but youthful elephant,
which was considerably bruised and
otherwise injured, has fully recovered.
The giraffe cost over $40, 600.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-03-13

The Spring elections are coming on
apace and the Democrats are working
with great zeal to secure results which
may be construed to indicate their tri-
umph next fall. We earnestly hope
our people may give them no such aid
or comfort. Let none of the township
elections go by default or be lost
through divisions. This is not time
when we can afford to divide anything,
and as these elections will be regarded
as significant in a political sense, let
there be in all cases a ticket regularly
Nominated which may command the
full strength of our party:
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-03-13
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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-03-13

The Polish women generally are con-
sidered by travellers the handsomest
on the continent. The Americans,
who ought to be good judges, aFs al
most invariably Of that opinion. Some
purely aesthetic persons justify Russia
in holding Poland, because the Polish
women are too pretty to release
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-03-13
EaENTs WENTEn F0a.

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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-03-13
Sherif,s Sale.

Charles sonbeo yFtVe VsS$, Of the Po commands 7.2s5
Charles Hin, and from the Court Of Common
Caleb Hill. Pleas Of Delaware County,
Ohio, and to me directed, shall offer for sale at
public vendue, at the door Of the Court House, 10
the town Of Delaware, in sald county, on the
18th DAY OF APRIL, A. D., 1868,
at O'Clock, P OF said day, the Following des-
eribed Real Estate, TO wits Situated IN the county
of Delaware and state Of Ohio and bounded and
Elm Northwest corner Of tract Of three hundred
acres sold and conveyed by the late Henry Ma8sie
to Df saver, Thence with line otsad tract Of Ian
south u degrees, IS miDutes East "a 10 poles to
a post and stone IN said line thence south 20 de-
grees. q minutes, West III 1920 poles TO post
aud stone In the west line Of the survey Of which
this is a part thence with said line North IS de-
arees 30 minutes West Ts 4-lO poles 10 a Sugar
Tree and Ir0nWOod thence North 70 degrees, p
miautes, East II9 poles % the beginning, contain
IS acres more or legs, being part Of Entry and
Survey, No. 5095. For more particular oeEcrtp-
tion reference is hereby made TO Vol. 30, Pages
568 and 500 Of Record Of Deeds, Of Delaware Coun-
ty, Ohio.
Also another tract or parcel Of land situated in
zuid county OF Delaware and State Of Ohio being
20l acres Of South west part Of LIT No. Three (3)
being part OF original Entry Nos. 4268 and 5095,
original propTistOrs Massie h Gill. Also Fifty
Eve (55) acres part North part Lot No, one ~ Of
the original Entry 5O95. said 2O1< and IS acres
being same premises on which said Charles Hii
now resides.
Appraised a.: First described Tract 81, 900.
Second do at 5000. Third do. at % 200
J. ". LADD, Sheriff Of
Delaware County, Ohio.
JoNEs & HIPFLE Atty's for pits.
March IS, IS65-5tpf&l3s 50.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-03-13
Onlv sI2

WtgE gjUs g0ls chance 20 obtain q fortune 81
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and last feEos month during tie year 1868
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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-03-13
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
Cleanse the Blood.

Myth corrupt, or tainted Blood,
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Stald Head, Ring Worm cancer cr
Cancer0us RumOrs, Sore Eyes, Fe-
male Diseases, such &c Retention
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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-03-13

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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-03-13

The prediction that American seeu-
rites will decline in Europe in cOnse-
quenee of the removal Of President
johnson and the installation Of
Benjamin E. Wade is a Wretched ca
nard. TO all such prophets we com
mend the safe advice Of Hosea BiglOw,
Don never prUphEsy unless ye
know" All the tendencies Of john
sons malevolent, unstable, retrograde,
weak and uncertain administration
have been to unsettle and weaken our
securities at home and abroad. We
cannot think that an administration
headed by President Wade, with a
Cabinet and all minor Offices In har-
mony with the laws, and with Con-
gress, and With the majority of the
American people, could have any 9th
er effect on our securities than to ad-
vance their value BY FeestablishiBg the
shattered unity and harmony Of the
Government.-N. y. Tribune
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-03-13
-. u u. HnHanI

Hoa. J. r. HaJIqm
Ring the bells. Call out the people.
Sustain the President. Send on resO-
lutions. THoaLAs =. JOlEEs, n. @.
Thus spurred by Iightnings the faith
ful did ring the bells, and did get to-
gefher in the Court House, where they
had some mixed war and peace talk,
aud adopted some resolutions. The
spirit was not dangerous, for IN the
Kentucky Democratic mind the atti-
bude for Kentucky 10 take in time Of
National commOtion is one Of armed
neutrality.
All this was on the evening Of Mon
day, the 24th ult. On the following
Monday the city election took place,
and resulted In a straight Republican
victory, by a majority considerably lar
ger than last year, although she Dem
0erats had made a most active canvass
and went into it fully confident of vic
tory. This may be called a prompt re-
Spouse to 1Gr. Jones' beIl-ringing, as
wen as TO the impeachment resolution
OF the House Of Representative Gin
cinnati Gazette.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-03-13

The Legislature of Minnesota viii
again submit the suffrage question to
the people, this time with every pros
peet of success
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-03-13

New Cooking Stove called the BLACK
Prince" burns coal as well as wood, with
equal facility aud success. Pronounced by
judges to be the hands0mest stove made.
Warranted to give satisfaction in ever par
ticular or 90 sale, Call and see Il ut The
lower Stove and Tin Store 10 the Evans
Block, kept by THOMAS EVANS, Jr.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-03-13

General Hancock and JEFF. Davis
were recently cheered by the same
crowd in New Orleans.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-03-13

The Dubuque Times says a young
man named George W. Porter IS now
In that city, whose parents, brothers,
sisters and relatives were all murdered
at Redwood, Minnesota. in the great
Indian massacre of 1851. He vowed
vengeance upon the redskins at the
time, and has devoted himself reli-
gously to the fulfllment of his VOW
ever since. He carries with him a
piece Of cane upon which he has cut
one hundred and eight notches, each
representing an Indian whom he has
slain. Among the savages killed were
some from nearly every tribe on the
Plains. In the course Of his expedi-
tions, his body has been riddled by
eleven bullets, and slashed in thirty
three places by the knife; but he is
still vigorous enough to serve as a
very effective peace commissioner. "
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-03-13

THE CHAIRMAN OF THE CoNYIH
TIoN-Lieut Governor Lee, the
President Of the State Convention
won golden opinions from all sorts Of
people. The old Theatre was crowd
ed to excess, half the delegates not
being able to find seats, and a more
enthusiastic Convention never assem-
bled. It requires great skill and tact
to preside over any body; such an one
tests the capacity of a presiding officer
to it's utmost. Gov. Lee was fully
equal to the requirements of the occa-
sion. From two p. NJ to six, he kept
the immense body to its work. his
patience never wearying. He display
ed remarkable knowledge of parlia-
mentary practice. and wonderful fit
ness for the position in other respects.
Never was a convention more fortunate
in a presiding officer, and that the
blessing was appreciated, the large
vote he received for delegate of the
State at large to the Chicago CoDven-
ton suficieD tly Toledo. BBLde.
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Political BsnRingsr.

when johnson was about to be i'm
pssehe1. Thomas i. Jones, Represents
i've in Congress from she Sixth District
Of Kentucky, telegraphsd 20 one of his
constituents at Newport the following
exciting message:
WAsHJBGTON, -. C.,
February q.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-03-13
Public Sale.

= WILL sell at public sale at my residence in East
j Delaware, on William Street, on
Wednesday, the 25th Of March, 1868,
90 head OF fine wool sheep, 8 head Of Mich Cows,
4 head Of Hogs, / Buggy Mare, / Buggy and Har-
ness, one horse WagOnB, steel corn PlOW, 1
iron double shovel Plow, Lot or nEe Boards and
Posts. 20 bushels Of Buckley Potatoes, and many
other ust fui articles.
Terms made known on the dav Of sale. Sale to
commence at 10 O'Clock, A. n.
March Il, ,'6s To- N. JONES.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-03-13
0ertiaeato tor PubIioatiOn.

Certificate for 3ubl1cat ion,
(To be published at least once a year in eve
ry County where there is an Agent.)
AUDITOR or srATE's OFFICE,
TsEAL.1 Departments Of Insurance,
Columbus, o., Jan. 81, 1868
IT 1 HEREBY GERTIEED, That the HOME TE5UR-
ANCE COMPANY, located at New Haven, in the
State Of Connecticut, has complied in all respeC ts
with the laws Of this Slate relating 20 such Insur
ance Companies, for the current year, aud has
filed in this Ofice sworn Statement, BY the proper
officers ahOWinE its condition and business, al the
date Of such Statement, as follows
amount OF actual paid up CaptaI..S 81 900 900. 90
Aggregate amount Of available Assets ,6l8 800 "a
Aggregate amount Of Liabilities. IA ,6Z8 So
Amount OF Income for the preceding
year. o. 44dvO ioAA ~
Amount OF Expenditures for the preoe~
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereuntO subscribed
my name, and caused the Seal OF my Of
RI. 81 ice 20 be affixed, the day and year above
written.
JAS. h. GOODMAN,
Auditor OF State.