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~ an ~ n,e1sattnR ~ 9nssnoq o9 r. st a 'I1sd s
11tawo1tn Ct a. DsIendants counsel mosed 70 to
anpnIs.s aepSGson taxen ~ eom,nson ase1 i ios
aanL ol aue aua proper not!ee 10 couaset o. tle
upon desk located II the once 70 pErt ocenp1ed
By defenosnts counsel i d!d not appear That
eonnsI eao been PessonaI made k,'sn to kn2w IT, tns
sn 81 re 1s t nsrtg 81 rs
Atoraey, win copy o. she intes1oRaGoaA The
Court EGAsy. vi tnAmated 40 opinion that
soaa service, put me dee!sion was reserved unt,l
ne cause iA called On ior tf1a1
nIh15ss l. staiee y. stias r.. "nson e. ~ tsaef-
X. ne.s s'esd ana ny a., nn & eooa
tIer SEIZURE uEder exeeat1ou fot s4ss asainss her.
zYm1au = rnd,co,; Z 2 Tsw,s 1ns r. rou
tee.an % ier s,s's soss''' v .. le"'' he' 3, co.,
9s,od s9saa !, A.s,3 fs.ss no5sna for szsa1s
n. t - 81 - T. Aoa1'e'ot LOU
Pn5, .iono :. q wn;fe ss1 F u,o~, ror etozx
,. DsyoRsss nkcnk1p: 4,
Mesn npespS ~ S,- ntnes 1 Fsea'
TIE psrstfa Yere ma,,5ed At ra.f,n II pr1a,ta ~
,es "a az e ..nsa5y. ,s:2. % 'ns s1nnsl set
fsta. cMaIRee @ ~ pea9 GonH!sn A. Berln. onward
;enn.nI III; *nu ~,fa 'st1acn' "a'n "no" ae
JOIN bisoa ). catnaz.pe DIXON Decree OF
o; fhe III nF Jnre L.. "' p"'ae" "et1 nas11eo
A= - MN sr,,s
Henry Fricxe '. ne German Printing sna pao-
Rnfs+n IsMf.x An A1d1rT III M.1+nas. 80.
| NM smfsn n.nsoas ~s.n * aAtlae@ Love
Clarence BsoeKs ct IT, ', Lymau Il. and Iarnez
james Eafrest T. TearT G. BaiiaTJ es ii. Bu
! to dtrlsrc Tod 4 1oottEsre aiie9.d to hayr hesn
nty tfeseudspxIo Se aIto1nsv Il IN psct al comns9 n
mi j fafher. Who was lie re- oolLer uf H. lsnf
mortssged. Id properly i Int Hu,ternt9d:; er .ss
, 1869-10-06
POLITICAL !

The Republicans Of Mason snd Aens1a conn.
ties, Ill, nsvo pur IN nomination for member OF
, 1869-10-06

tlETuH ARA7s
Oliver r. lehnIon =. Gns;ny Fisher Ct alA Re
plEvtn OF the cuntenta nf drug stnrE. Tfte'i--
occupying the entire day, NJ It hs tue preceding
one.
NEW sC1raL
William D. OHrlen r. Adurh sni Henry Iilnze
and Herman Stlefel. Debt aud damages, $3N.
ThaHn4 uleklnAun Y. jerome |. Csse. Case.
Damages laid at Il ,ftf. ......
rART> EWsnlr C0STKOvERsy.
John ffi~e :. Amps e. Steduan ct al IHtt for
the settlement Of copastnessnIp 10 real estate
trautactions, a1d ESPECIALLY To restrain, pending
proceedings, the delivery Of notes received tor
property ID the vest hall Of West half Of south
east quarter Of Section es, -, 10 c.lss. p. m
pgf0kCE AsEKp FOH-
Satah C. naEis =. Theodore T. Uav1A. Proceed
tng for dtrorce- II Il represented BY the t that
the pn1ttea ere married al Laf0na, u l., 'larlng
March, l5s9, her nsme being fhen CuintnR. They
soou alter came TO iais ely, whe,e tney haye
DUNG siI yeasa resided. She charges her has
hand with irequent acts Of tnn,ieHtJ: wherefore
she has returned 10 hse With her parents. she
also accuses him vito cruelty. Defendant ID rep.
Erfenttd 10 be The owner Of house And lot No. In
West Randolph street, worth ahnut -, ,0ou, Mctt-
gaget1 for $9 0G0; real estate 1t Florence, n. T.,
Wo1lh s4.no; iuEuiuie .aue.1 Il Il ,a0o; and that
bcttR Ii the woode1wnrt and grocery boslness, he
ts in the receipt Of lAlVs income.
, 1869-10-06
TIE FARM AND GARDEN.

Tho Lessons nj the 1sntc Eatr-CRStto
-HorHes-shrep-S FRO.
duc1x-necx and honey-PotaxocR-
Corn - mcchnRlcx1 Hail Rlp%En-
lkcupcrx-FFn1t&-Ke
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f0Gif LOUIE S1e zllttEe4 tAAt sac Nas E1+H0llS
Rts' Aad THAI sne wAa ,sporznt Of the character f
the house When she WAS employed IN It ~ \ do.
Me1tiC strtant- At that time The landlAly repre-
eeuted tt fseH n keeping 4 boszdtng- house, Ard
n being de4,ruas q ohtaartn9 sbe services Of the
plaintiff as dosue4ttc. She states th1t after sne
became IN inmate she Wa compelled, contza'J 10
her will xnd By actual torre, 70 submit herself To
the dssolnte men r. ho sisittd th!A esihh1lhhnent
The grls father also brtnga suit Of q 900 against
the kAtre parties Tor less Of tervtce OF nsa
daughter. ....... ......
The lion- 1,ept s. cowen died at St claitsr!Iae,
| September q, aged y year.. He settled in thAs
rshee IN lsaa. For several years he was ed3tor oi
| the Be1montn chruni<le. In 1868, he wns dele
| Gate TO the conyeatton that nominated General
Aaz11son foT President In 1s&0, he Wae elected
70 conz7cas hJ The wings. In Congress, he waa
| chairman Of the Coz UNtttet Oh CiAi51s, Rad also =
tDeu btf Of The COMMITTEES Of Ways and Means,
aud adrocatad the passaxe ct the t2s!4 Of 1sss
that passed the House By ouly or1e yote; and thlt
one vote-Mf. StAnlJ, OF North Cafplsns-Fn,
secured b. Judge cawen'A pelsonal exeytlona
lie INTRODUCED the resolution In the uouse !ssris
Ing speeches 10 one hour. lie Also put through ,
resolution t1punR.ne ctnsure OF John Quipc,
Adams. Tor tho celebrated HAverhI1 reaolution
10 favor Of dtssolntion Of The Union, which MI
Adams had presented tn Con&fess-aad for whiel
he received letter Of thAuts nom Mr. Atszn4. l.
1e4s be wss dcfeated foT reelection to ConKresl
In js+s, the Legislature elected him Pzrsldln
Judce Of the Court Of Common PicaA for The dh
tftct composed OF the counties Of Belmont, Gae,z
ser. ustrteou. Icdefsor+ and Aouroe. suoceedin
: Judge Keuuon, and he served In that eAracts
, un,il the adoptiou Of tho uev constitution
, 1869-10-06

uas. rvrk&ps, oot11u peEmiks ssons before
ciotc. 70 seLd }ou the roster Of the Cuba Ktth
shoEf biographical notices Of each Of the prtncr
pal ctflce1s; b7t At the prcseot moment every
tttug Y 50 mich IN confnsto1 taat It would Be i-
een,ent m,.cn nos b5 ststtng ihai lie Cans i
xeil armed and equipped, and comnAudei b. q
esef *Eo r. ~1a BY s1a.s'. 10 fes
esasy.
tpsp5 fp1ts OCT .rrs1y guns vii, neiea form our
| 1n.sti1n IN Tie Guff 10 thunder toueA
While wainng l0r Tue rtqul1etl permission to
the Font.n here Nm intord.e1 kcuooner Is WAT.
luR 10 rake c0f l9ss despAFcheA. viii odts few
oo*tttanout 60 inc question Of tue legal Status OF
rus ee4ke4. Tn1ch MAJ n1I 6e considered ont os
| plsee.
noticed before our departure thai, commenting
| On the probability q The aosne. being in.eaded
| tor Cuban prT4teeF, snfne OF The Journals CON.
ss,lipe nnder ihe Cnban mig ior ~arlike purposes
con u1andtrs Of 1oreian men.of. eat than Il pl.
Ing Qntekensd somewhat bY eanhnx senaatiou
md my legal wis letng some vnat zhaFpened ID
consequence, feel soueWhxt dogul2rtc; out. nty.
| esthelets. have every confidence that my arRo
taset. The vra,era na1e sl,oded TO ase es1
dent1y iknoEant Of the nrst pstocPles Of intexaz.
The Cnba u not table to pursuit By Ua.ted state.
e1niseIe necanse aoe LETT United State4 port In
perfectly legA manner, entered = foreign port
40 VA sob&eqne ntlF armed md manned o1 tnt
nsh'e TO Po5.uit By Bnnsn men, of. war, becau+i
ane leIt Halifax legally ara with fun pcrmisStot
! OF he E11ush authorities Tint she was armed
Eaapeo, ead eqGipPed y ~, Ana da3J uanalerret
IRON one owner % smother, IA admitted. All thl
Nat perfectly within the tax OF natiuoa. Thep
aFs,u, ne Cuba Is regular uan-ot.Tar, peioag
;na ~ Ebsstn1nent feeoantzsd IL fact, Il nor Il
eslssd theE eosnsa.afsou1 from The E1ecuf1fe o
the CofAn Republic, and wear The nasiopa unl
1orp. Therefore, she cannot be couslderett ,
rtrste by my patton il = really one Of ,hos
easea Ehere there "a nobody 70 blame and ropoa.
y responsible. The Cuba VIII 20 into coHuissipi
y Cuban port, and aftsrwarnl commence oper
sting 10 concluding this hasty Letter, Hiil tdtl
| tte sesI!t Of hy observations aud lpautties
toas Inc omcs1s A1e gentlemen, aud at not oul
tka'ta a2d t.sed setsrao., hut men Of cnafAcse
and edncanon. and that the tnoat perfect dtscipln
preTslA On board. It Is proulsed, and fully be
neye thas 70 ~ our donxs The nnost strict pt1u
ctnst Of ciFtltIed wsrfsre vii be canled ont, An
,ha1 ne brutal deeds Of the spauisa viii nos
initiated.
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4 xtr!ta Of n!ahsPs occ"ysrd u The funeral Of 1
hst!e child al MDN9hiou. The ho7so attached to
The heAsBr became frightened add ran a~ay whtlc
on tho Way 10 The house 10 yet the hodJ threw the
driver OF ami an,ier tho wheel. which took OFT ope
OF h.s eAfs ~ clam and quick a. though there hs,l
been knife uacd. The horse MAS soon secured
and the taneEA! services rsoceedea. Upon Arrival
ut the cemetery. II MA found that the ssse key.
had bccu fozRotteD. and gate lad to be burst Ia.
Then the banda TO sustain tho cotln werc n,ssine;
AID, tastly. the conn boz VA found to be TOO
Anatl, and no corda psoslded Ior lowering tnt
whole tntn the grave.
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Robe!t Fo11Jthe et u ', W1iilsm h, Artbur r.
q. Bsll 70 reform deed OF Lata 1, : and & c, s.
nns.ann suodtvtson Of LOIS aud & Block i,
= east, p %. By IN ornElalon, 1ald to Be bY IA.
Tor lie. 7 s~'
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-07-16
PUT THAT RASCAL OUT.

While the congregation were collect
ed Nt church on certain OCCASION On
old dark hard-featureQ5 skiu-ond-
hone individual was vending his way
M the aisle, and taking his seat near
the pulpit. The Odiciating minister
written sermons, as for prayers ne
thought they ought 10 be natural out.
pourings Of the heart. After singing
was concluded, they were, as usual,
called to prayer, The genius we have
introduced did not Sneel, hut leaned
his head devotionallv upon his new.
The minister begun saying
" Father of Gll, in every ngn, hy
saint and savage adored-H
POpeW said a low but clear voice
near old hard-ft0turos.
The minister, after casting an indig-
nant look in the direction Of the voice.
continued.
Whose throne sitteth ON the ada
mantine hills of Paradise" A..
Milton !" again interrupted tha
voice.
moment, but recovering hiinFelis ne be-
/ gan: ry. ,-t .,...-.
rather. that We are permitted once
more 70 assemble in Thy uume, while
others, equally meritorious, but less
favored, have been carried beyond. that
bourne frOm which no traveller re-
turns"
" Shakespeare p again intercepted
the voice.
This was too much. % Put thai ina
/ pudent rascal out, shouted the hlh-
Goriripallu calculated the voice, jag
| the same calm but provoking manner
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-07-16
NO. II

IS 5t only to be q SLAVE; he aVbO alters jC
/ ct this time, IS moreover A TRAITOR IL
I HIS COUNTRY, WHO DESERVES THI
sooRN AND CONTEMPT OF ALL HoNORA'
BILE MEN.
"When the power of the unscrupu.
| lous rebel leaders is removed, and the
| people are free to consider and act foI
their own interests, which are common
with ours under this Government.
there will be no difficulty in fraternis
cation. Between our tastes and social
life there are fewer differences than be-
tween those of the Northern and
Southern provinces of England or Ire
land.
''Hoping the time mayspeediIy come
when the power of the berfidiOus and
cruel tyrants of this rebellion having
been oVerthrown, q peace NAV be laid
on the broad foundation of national
unity and equal Justice to all, under
the Constitution and laws.
81 remain your fellow-Ct ttiZen,
"W. S. RosECRANs, Maj. Gen" 4"
1t will be seen that s3osecrans saws
that the late war was "a war for the
maintenance of the Constitution and
the laws" The only difference be-
tween this view and the Democratic
view, is, that the true Democracy ever
insisted that it was war for the de-
struction of the Constitution and in
violation of the 1aws-a rather mater
1al ulnSEence TO De sure ana again.
this Federal General says in effect, that
Vallandigham and all anti-coercion
and anti-War Democrats who eOmpos-
ed the bulk of the Democratic party
in 1868, md fit only to be slaves, are
traitors to their country, who deserve
the scorn and contempt of all hOnora-
bic men, If the veteran DemocnacY
can stand this they can stand anything.
If they can vote for RSsecrans this
year they viii be able to vote next year
for Phil. Sheridan on Ben. Wade for
Governor Of OhiO.--COESGnlbaL Journal
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-07-16

THE accounts i'm the following cases
have been in the Probate Court, IN Del
aware county, for settlement, and the same
are set for hearing on the 3lst day OF JulyB
and will then be for final settlement, to wit:
L Alpheus BigeIow, Administrator OF
Harry G. BigeloW deceased.
2. T. E Powell, Administrator OF Joseph
Baker deceased.
8. VIM. G. McFarlin, Administrator of
Sarah Bryson deceased.
/. Harlow Williams, Administration of
William Williams deceased.
3. Cynthia M. Lowry, Guardian of the
heirs of James @. Lowry deceased.
8. Mary f. Harden, Guardian of her minor
children.
T.. Z. A. Furniss, Guardian of Clary C.
Howard
g. William Case, Administrator of John
Hosea Thomas deceased.
g. A ]. Smith, Guardian of Edward P.
Williams.
10. a. ]. smith & Geo. Glass, Executors OF
VIM. Glass deceased.
II. John w. Ladd, Administrator ofJohn
Brocklehurst deceased
Il. Hugh Henderson, Administrator OF
Richard Waldron deceased.
l3. Cornelia Potter, Guardian of Mary
Benton and others. I. W. POWELL,
July 8, 1869. Probate Judge.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-07-16
ADDITIONAL ExTRAs-HOUsE.

Having gone so far, of course, the
liberal hand of the General Assembly
the Messenger Boys of both Houses
fifty cents a day each, extra, for the
whole session-the most meritorious
allowance of the session, (by the way J
as many of the little fellows had depen-
dents who needed the money whereas,
in the other cases, the amounts were
principally in the nature of perpendi-
cular stealing from the State for the
benefit of broken down politicians and
party hacks o various kinds.
Now, one would suppose that all
-bhese extra allowances together would
1ave been sufficient to satisfy the most
leXacting of the party leeches. But the
Democracy evidently went upon the
assumption that they chad a good
thing of it," and that it was as well to
9 make hay while the sun shOne." Do
you ask, in astonishment, "Tn the
name Heaven, what other way qO0s
there, in which a preteXt could be
found for appropriabing money!" You
do not understand the Ingenuity of the
Democratic mind, when there is money
to be had. A resolution was passed
giving all the clerks, sergeants-at-arms
and messenger boys mileage for the
three days session of 1858 A thing
not only unheard of before, and un-
precedented, but unconstitutional.
But this is not all. There were leg
islative committees traversing the
State in every direction, on all sorts Of
business, junketing and feasting at
the expense of different towns visited
by them, and travelling on free passes,
but drawing from the State with un-
deviating regularity five dollars a day
for salary, and large sums for expenses
they were not at. These committees
drew for the interim between the ses-
sions of 1868 and 1869 the sum of Eight
Thousand Nine Hundred and Ni95etg-O7te
Dollars and Eighty t5UO Ce11ts-fve times
as much as has been expended in the
same way during the last ten years.
We must admit that the Democracy
seem to have made a pretty clean job
of pIucking the public goose The re-
form Legislature of 1859 cost the
State of Ohio 26O days of the most dis
graceful legislation ever inflicted on
the State, at an expense of THO Hun
dTed and Ttjqty-1li11e Thousand Flee
Hundred and Forty Dollars and Forty
eight Cents, (S239, $40 49, for per diem
and mileage, exclusive of expenses of
committees, &c. These figures are all
from the AqtditOr'S bOOks-tbey are Off
ciaJ-tbey sOjU not be disputed. Much as
the Democracy may desire to ignore
so damnable q record, they dare not go
back on these official figures.
And we have much more in reserve,
which will appear in due time.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-07-16

John short 9 S. 1. Eaton IN pursuance
David Beers, ana Others. / Tasnds 81 n Of.
der Of sale issned froua the Court Of ON.
men Z leas sQfs lelit1geFa countY, Ohio and
q me directed, II SHAH oEfer for sale, at pub.
lie yendueY At the door Of theCourt House
in the town Of Delaware, in the county Of
Delaware, on
Saturday, July = A. ID. S69S
at O'clock. p. n, OF the said day, the fol-
lowing described personal property, to wit
One steam engine and boiler; one broom
handle saving machine, (A1eXandeF1s
Eaeentl : one single Buzz. saving machine /;
two brOou1~handle e turning E-iEEhs. beIting
for the same; one pair burrs for grinding
CORR and corn mill, and truck wagon, and
al the betting, laths, saws. tools, and ma
chinery appurtenant to said mill and steam
saw mill ana machinery, and the black
smith tools and appurtenances, and all the
fixtures and apourtenanees to said mill and
machinery " hich mill and machinery is
the same located Onthe farm belonging to
Mt, YeOmans, late the farm Of Robert Nc
Coy Cellar, deceased, in Liberty Township,
Delaware County, Ohio.
Steam engine Sc, Appraised at 9. go; one
WILLIAM BROWN,
ielS-5Wp WpfF9 Sheriff.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-07-16

In 1868, Vallandigham. In 1859, Rose
Grams. In six short years the Demo-
cratic party has swung from pole to
pole.
A man giving his name as General
John ReaEen, late postmaster general
of the Southern CoufederaCy," has been
fined $40 and costs by the police court
at Columbus for drunkenness and dis
orderly conduct.
Baber is henceforth the luminous
guiding star of Democracy. To his
skfllfuI engineering the nomination OF
Rosecrans is due. After that event
everything else lost its interest in the
COnvention-even the eloquent platform
in defense Of the last Democratic Legis-
lature. Great is BGber.
The XVIII Amendment was adopted
by the New Hampshire Senate the 9TH
er day. 1t had previously passed the
House. This makes tWenty-three Leg
islatures in all which have adopted the
amendment, as follows: Alabama,
Arkansas, Connecticut, Florida, Illinois
Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Louisiana,
Maine. Massachusetts, NTtchiuau. Min
nesota, Missouri, Nebraska, Nevada,
New Hampshire, New York, North
Carolina, Pennsyl lvania, South Carolina,
West Virginia, Wisconsin,
1nero never was speech maze that
created 30 much worry in the minds of
the Democracy as HaYegissbort address
the last Republican State Convention.
The Statesman has had nom one 70
three articles day on the speech ever
since it was delivered, and has been 90
much occupied in defending the Demo-
cratic party from the damaging proofs
exhibited by the Governor that 10 has
never found time to show how o. ID.
Flood yanked pay out Of the State for
more days than there are in the year,
during 1868 and 9. The brevity and
point of the speech have secured its
publication in every Republican fourn-
al of the State, and the feeble defense of
the Democratic press has brought &C 70
the notice Of the remaining voters. Tb8
result will show in our next vOte.-Cols
Journal.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-07-16

Valentine Hssmtths4 NJ 4 7Elr4res oF an
George W. Geddis. J fron1 the CsdFt 81
Common Pleas OF RichlaIld county, Ohio.
and 70 me directed i SHAH . ffer for sale, at
public yeDdues et the dooT or the COurt
House, In the town OF De1aVTaEes n said
safurdays July s4s A -Ds 1853, =
at 10 O'Clock "A. N. of said day, ia following
described land- to wit: Situated in the
County OF DelaWarel Stateof OHIO, and in
the town OF DelaW are being the south
west part Of the norm onezhaH Of out lot
number cue ~, and apart OF lot number
two hundred and Eeventy-fiVe t2I5) being
the grsunds tor1lasr RS. occupied by the Ger
man ., y. Church. situated on the east side
OF Henry street, between " illiam and " IN
ter streetps in the town OF DelaWares being
nfty-alx feet front, and the same through
ouL IN width from north to south, and in
length extending from Henry street east 70
the Olehtangy river levied upon By me as
the property Of Valentine n. smith, by Vff-
tue pf an execution issued, and to me die
rected, nom the Court of Common Pleas of
Ifichlanu Comfy, Ohio, IN favor Of George
", Gedeis agaiEse said Valentine II. Smith.
80 WILLIAM BROWN.
feIs-5wpfS9 sherifI OF DelaTSa're 60.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-07-16
SPECTACLES.
FAXES ARE "GW.

THIS Is A COMMON COMPLAINT,
4 but are not voluntary taxes much high
er than those assessed for the support of
government? Let US see.. Take one iti-
stance out OF u thousand that are occurring
constantly: In a a certain n6ighborhood in
our cOuHty, a travelling SJDJIIGyeT sold, accord
log to reliable information, not less than
one hundred pairs of spectacles at S4,O0 per
pair, Just such as am selling at 20 cents
the same in every respect. Now, here was
SS25 sent from small community unneceS-
sarily for one item alone; and this sort of
thing is going on constantly in nearly. all
kinds of business. When viii the people
learn wisdom, - that they can do better for
themselves and the country by buying
every thing they need of established and re-
liable dealers at home?
In the line of Spectaeles, have a large
and ana complete ASSORTMENT, embracing all the
tsao1ng styles, such as Lancashire Lenses,
Stystal, the best French and English Pere-
| scope and Double Complex Glass, in all
| styles OF 1rames. Also, same kind of glass
/ to set in old frames -
Long experience in fitting eyes with Spec-
| Cacles enables me to do it readily and cor
| rectly. Persons wanting SpectacIes Of anv
| kind are invited to come where thev viii ~
| honestly dealt with.
| Q. PLATT
/ je4-tf No. 3 Williams Block
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-07-16

Miss Ida Lewis, of Rhode Island,
who has been called the Great Ameri-
can Life Preserver, is to be married
soon, It is said. Last Friday she re-
ceived the gin of beautiful miniature
anchor of galvanized iron, with cHole ;
set of cushions, iull set of coloFs, a
bOat-hook and a velvet carpet, from
the officers of the steamer Newport.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-07-16


SunniesE Of sunny girls, -
Merry as 3 dan eng fsy-,-1
Laughing through her nossy eurls
Like q sunbeam through the spray,
Where a M citing mist ulnfuris,-
Bonnie Bessie Grey. 49,
Six years old to-day.
Darling of the hearts Of all,
Perfect Summers Is melIoWest ray
10 the few whose e0ronaI
Is her 1oye-D loom every day
Opening sweeter, with no Fan,
Tender Bessie Grey,
SIX years Old to-day.
From the sunlight OF her hair
10 the small foes's tEgin king play
livery Inch IS sweet and laiE, -
Perfect grace from perfect sway -
p or an ninWard music there! Z.
BuOyant Bessie Grey,
Six years old to-day.
o. the sunshine OF her heart
Fills her eyes as breaking day
The June heavens and lust apart -ss
See, her rosebud lips display
How the folded petals start
Bloom1ng Bessie Grey,
Six years old to-day.
Slender Birding Of the Spring
How We bless the growing ray.
That still tempts her little wing
Not 10 spread and ny away;
Sweetest o{ the birds that sing,
Joyous Bessie Grey.
SIX years old to-day.
- Geo. s. BNFIeigjs.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-07-16
LUMBER; NAILS, sc.
CLRPRNGER q 90.

HAVING opened a LuhRber Yard ana
Ware House, on Winter Street, between
the Suspension Bridge and Railroad Depot,
are prepared to offer great inducements to
purchasers. We are receiYing and will have
Constantly on hand large stock Of
PINE POPLAR, ASH, WALNUT, AND
Ce.,-. OTHER LUMBER,
Choice Scdntti9l0, RQfters, Sheettng, Shflgtes
L0th, Fence Boards and Posts,
which having purchased from first hands
bney are enabled q, sell at the lowest >cash
EE441tes. ALSO, Iron, Nails, Window Glass, &C
" 2 can sell TO Merchants and others on the
most favorable terms. ftz7' ~
Jeo'4 %. Ga t1ERE1EG5 5E2 8 CO.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-07-16

When the negroes were emancipated,
it WAS loudly asserted that they were
so disposed TO idlsness and Vagabondiz-
ing that they never would work unless
forced to do so under the LASH OF an
OvsTseer. Now q whole craft Is { rown
into a state of confusion anu wrrngling
because one of these Africans hl shown
not only disposition TO work, tut abb
iIty TO do mis- work we'll. He gels em-
ployment in q Government printing
office, and straighway the Typographl-
cal Union wriTbes rs though seized With
colic.--OSl5. 0szszsercS65,