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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-12-24
THE LAWS OF OHIO AND THE
WOMEN.

Judge Tilden, of Cleveland, in a
communication to the Herald. speak
ing of the position of women before
the laws Of Ohio, thus sums up the
condition of our State laws as relates
to the condition of woman, both as a
property owner and as a wife:
FiTst-The wife is allowed to make
her will and dispose of her real and
personal property as she pleases, ir-
respective of the wishes of her hus-
band; he, however, having life estate
in her real property after her decease.
Seeond-She has the exclusive con-
troll during coveTtuTe of all such prop
erty as she had at the time of marriage
and all such property as she may have
acquired during coverture. If 1t be
lands, she may lease them, and receive
the rents to her own use, and the
husband can have no control over her
property, real or personal, nor can he
require her to employ any portion of
it for the support of the family, but he
must support her and her family from
his own sources.
Third-If the husband dies, leaving
no children or their representatives,
she inherits all of his personal proper
ty, and so ofall his real estate, unless
it came by devise, descent, or deed of
gift, from an ancestor. In that case
She takes a life interest in his whole
real estate, and if the real estate came
not by devise, descent, or deed of gift,
she takes all.
Fourth-If the husband. from in
temperance or other cause, fails to
Ii r. 81,
by application to court, may be clothed
with all the rights of single woman,
make contracts, sue and be sued, &c
Fifth-At the death Of her husb band
leaving children, she takes a dover in
terest iu one third of his real estate,
and takes one third absolutely of all
his personal property. In addition to
this she has year support out of his
estate and certain articles of Peasonal
property.
Sixth-She may bring suit against
her husband during coverture for any
invasion Of her property
Seventh-In case of any question
between them as to the custody Of their
children, no superior claim is recoe-
nized IN the husband The question
of custody is settled with reference to
the best interests of the child.
Eighth-If the husband offer per-
sonal violence she may prosecute him
as though he we're a stranger.
The husband has but one advantage
over the wife. He has life estate in
the whole of her real property in
case of her death, while in case of his
death she has but life interest in a
third Of his real estate. At marriage,
~ he hn- oh koe
and is in debt, the law compels him to
pay those debts, while if he be in debt
at marriage and has no property and
She has property, she is Dot obliged to
pay his debts. On the whole, as the
law now stands, the husband suffers
most by the marriage relation in Ohio.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-12-24

Hon. John Russell, State Senator
elect from the Eleventh District, died
at Urbana on Thursday last. In both
his public aud private relations Mr..
Russell was high toned gentleman Of
the puIest character. We know of no
one in public life more absolutely
faultless. On the resignation of w. H.
Smith as Secretary of State Mr.. Rus
sell, then chief clerk in that Office, was
appointed to fill the vacancy. His
duties in this and other public posi-.
tions to which he vas called by the
confidence of his party, we're dischar-
ged with the utmost faithfuloess and
efficiency.
Mr.. Russell bad Que of those large
hearted natures to which Kindness is
an instinct and meanDess impossible.
Els life was gentle and yet left an
impression both deep and powerful
wherever its influence extended. Few
have lived so universally beloved and
few died so universally regretted.
Mr.. Russell's death leaves the SEN
ate tie, 18 Republicans and Is Dem
ocrats. An election of his successor
Is to be held and the Republican have
nominated Mr.. A. P. Howard as their
candidate This nomination i enuiva
lent to an election.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-12-24
NEW ADVERTIsE1IENTs.
AnO Ordinance.

TO Asssss a Special Zaz upon the Real Estate
bounding SdNdLtsAy street from Lincoln due
nue. north 10 tie Corporation Line.
g ECTION 4. BE It ordained Bw the
y Council Of the Incorporated Village OF
Delaware, That the sum of Sixty Cents be
and the same is hereby levied and assessed
upon each foot front of the several lots Of
land bounding or abutting upon Sandusky
street. from Lincoln Avenue north to the
Corporation Line, as the same are designa-
ted upon the assessment of the VILLAGE En-
gineer on file in the office of the Recorder
for the cost and expense of graVelfng and
gutter1ng said portion of Sanduslzy street.
SEC. 2 That the owners of the several
lots of land upon which the foregoing as
sessment is made, shall pay the amounts of
money by them severally due in that be-
half, to w. E. Moore, Corporation Treasur-
er, within thirty days from the date of this
ordinances, or be subject to the interest and
penalty allowed upon the same by law.
Passed December q, 1879.
CHARLES NEIL, Mayor.
G. O. LITTLE, Recorder. dec24-2w
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-12-24

DELAWARE COUNTY INFIRMABx, l
DaooTl1 1oaY. % 1880

DELAwARE COUNTY INFIRMARY,(
December p, 1853.
nN last Friday morning, December
" Il, 1869, two men from the Inirmary
left for the Railroad in search of Willows
to make baskets and became beWildered
and separated-one finding his way back
on Saturday afternoon, the other has not
been heard from since. He is small man,
about 40 years old, sandy Whiskers, wore a
a blue soldier dress coat, also soldier pants,
cloth hat, has no teeth, is rather idiOtic.
Any person giving Information OF his
whereabouts Will confer a favor. His name
is Jacob Shoupe.
dec24w1 Sup. Del. Co. 1nhrmary.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-12-24
AM Ordinamce.

To assess a Special Tar upon the Real Estate
bounding Third street from Liberty street
a0est TO the G0est line Of Miss Yates premises.
@ ECTION L. BE ft ordained by the
y Council of the Incorporated Village of
Delaware, That the sum of Thirty-seven
Cents and Five Mills be and the same is
hereby levied and assessed upon each foot
front of the several lots of land bounding
and abutting upon Third street, from Liber-
ty street west to the west line OF Miss
Yates premises, as the same are designated
upon the assessment of the Village Engi-
neer on file in the office Of the Recorder, Tor
the cost and expense of grading said por-
tfon of Third street.
SEC. 2. That the owners OF the several
lots of lands upon which the foregoing as
money by them severally due in that be
half, to W. E. Moore, Corporation Treasur-
er, within thirty days from the date of this
ordinance, or be subject to the interest aud
penalty allowed upon the same by law.
Passed December q, 1869.
CHARLES NEIL, Mayor.
G. o. LITTLE, Recorder. dec24-2t
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-12-24
SherfR's Sale.

Frederick Jager, IN RgrsmsPnee rsI1s nc Of q; a
Polly Ann Adams. issued from the Court
of Common Pleas of Franklin county, and
to me directed, l shall offer for sale, at pub
lie vendue, at the door of the new Court
House, in the town of Delaware, on
Saturday, january 22, A. ID. $780,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and l
o'clock p. NJ, the following described real
estate:
Situate in the County of Delaware, and
State of OHIO, and in Orange Township,
bounded and described as follows, tO-w1t :
Being forty (40) acres of land, being eighty
(8O) rods square, out of the n orth-west corner
of one hundred and eighty QSO) acres of
land lot No. 81 of a PARTITION of lands made
by the Court of Common Pleas of the Coun-
ty OF Franklin, and state of Ohio, at the
suit of Jonathan i. Hale and Wife, rs. Fitz
Henry Homer and others, recorded In said
Chancery Record of said Franklin County,
in book No. 4, pages 294, &c, being same
premises decided to Polly Ann Adams by
VIM. H. Dunniclx and wife, September p,
1867, and recorded in Records Of Delaware
County, vol. 57 page 39l.
WILLIAM BROWN, Sheriff,
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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-12-24

NOTICE is hereby given that the
IN Trustees of Thomp pson Township Del
aware county, Ohio, win meet the 18th day
of January a, d. 1870. to view and examine
the proprlety of locating and establishing
Ditch or Drain on and along your farm N
the above named township, according 70
petition calling for the same this 10th day
OF December, 1869. J.. II. BECATELt
dec2f-3yV4 Township Clerk.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-12-24
A mERITED HONOR.

The appointment of Edwin n. Stan
ton, ex-Secretary of War, to fill the
vacancy on the Supreme Bench, made
by. the resignation Of Justice Grler,
will receive popular approval, es 1t
has already received that Of the Sen
ate Before the war, Mr.. Stanton was
recognized as one of the strongest men
at the bar-learned In his profession
q powerful advocate, safe counsellor,
rich IN saving common sense
W hen he entered Mr.. Lincoln
Cabinet, he was a man IN robust
health. IN the prime and Vlgor Of lie.
HIS abounding energy soon made itself
felt IN the conduct of the war ne
pushed things; armies we're reinforced
supplied, equipped and moblllzed with
a prOmptness unknown before; doubt
and fear gave way before his unshaken
faith IN the success of the cause, and
the enthusiasm that kindled his heart
inspired the hearts of his cOuntrymen.
He was the motive power of the vast
machinery, IN a truer and more com
prehensIve sense than any other one
man welding civil or military authori-
| ty.
Mr.. Stanton retired from the War
Office broken in health, and compare
lively, poor man. He might have
made millions by taking advantage Of
| his official position, and in ways, too,
| that would not have been known. de
/ did cot make a cent. He had but
one purpose, to prosecute the war, and
/ but one object, to save the republic.
| He retained his place till he felt that
| the substantial results of the war had
| been secured, till all further danger to
| the country had passed, and went out
of Office to resume the practice of his
/ profession. and earn his living as an
honest man. He made no claims up
| on country or party. He sought no
Office; he never had sought 1t; but once
offered and accepteded, he proceeded to
administer It's duties with such signal
ability, that the Secretaryship which
/ he held became the most conspicuous
Of ALL
He deserves the tardy honor of a
place upon the Supreme Bench; aud
though his health is broken, If the
good wishes of his eountrymen can
restore 1t, he will feel in his veins the
tide of life that revived the Yigor OF
Rlchelieu, after he had trump he'd
over his enemies, and been reinstated
in the graces of the Sovereign, and
live long to adoru the position 70
which he has been named BY the Presi-
dent, and with exceptional alacrity
confirmed by the Senate.-t incinRati
Commercial
Somebody revives an old saw te
show that there will be good crops IL
! 1870:
''ShouId December be cold with snow,
/ On every height fair crops viii grow"
| These old saws can be brought oui
and used at any time, because they
are carefully filed.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-12-24
AtfachTnemt Notice.


John H. Nears, pl'h, Before
against J. n1pplel
Virgins, Bradford & Co., der ISL Justice ol
the Peace, of Delaware township, Delaware
county, Ohio. oo
ON the 14tk day OF December3 1soS'
~ said Justice issued an Order OF AIIecn7
ment in the above action for the sum OF
SIS 25. Said action will be for hearing jan
uary p, 1870, at 10 o clock A. Nj.
DELAWARE, December q, 1869, ,a,
dec2+3wf JOHN H. MEARS.
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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-12-24

THE UNDEEt8AGN ED having NuEG
IL purchased the entire stock and Interest
I'm the Crocery store OF G0ODALL l LAM.
take pleasure In announcing 90 their mus
merous iftenuS ana the public lu general
that they are now ready % accuuir1 % a1ta
their customers with anything in lha
G. 8 @ O. E RW LIN
Our goods are Of the very best quality, and
In the city.
We VIII keep constantly ON hand every
thing that should be found NJ = Hrzt-rlnaa
Grocery store.
We are determined 20 furnish this part Of
town with such a Grocery store as Ennw
need, and we cOrdinlly invite q share OF nrl-
ronage, confident we can give satisfaction.
Goods delivered within Corporation laa.
Highest market price paid Cor Country
Produce.
Remember where we are % be found-1H
ne coT5lcI' Qf Ndtll and tafI H'rrcf1. nnuralle
me CnfrcrsitU, lSpringer's Old hlockA
PEAsLEW q guIUU.
Delaware, Nov. 28-8m-3f
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-12-24
SheriRss Sale.

Caroline Gambler, by guardian, TN pur-
rs. Il suance
Julia Gambler, ct. al ofthe COM
mands OF an order of sale issued from the
Court of Common Pleas of Delaware cOun-
ty, Ohio, and to me directed, I shall offer for
sale. at public vendue, at the door of the
new Court House, in the town of Delaware,
on
Saturday, january 22, A. d. 1870,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and 1
O'Clock p. NJ, the following described real
estate:
Situate in Delaware township, Delaware
county, and state of Ohio, and described as
in Section one (I1, township four Ii1. and
Range nineteen (19), United States Military
Lands, and being Subdivision "B,'' as set
of to Eliza Flemming by the Court of Com
mon Pleas, in Chancerys of Delaware coun-
", Ohio, at the May term thereof, A. d. 1857,
in the suit of Susan Joselyn and others
against Mary Reaver and others, as viii be
seen Of Record, by Chancery Record vol. Il,
on page 454i containing ten acres of land,
more or less.
dec24-5wpfs9
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-12-24
NEW ADYERTIsEMENT'
For sale.

PROPERTY ON sandusEky street .
i Lot 26 feet front, by rods deep; Frame
house, dwelling and store combined; the
dwelling part has four rooms and a large
kitchen; the store part has a room 16xle
feet on ground floor, with a room above it
of the same dimensions. VIII be sold very
reasonably, for cash or good payments. Ap-
ply to r. F. HURLBUTT.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-12-24
R Il ME NM Err

He E M E M B E R
That neglected Colds are frequently danger
Gus, and often result in incurable diseases.
A cold is followed by coughing, pain in the
side, difficulty OF breathing, and finally ends
In consumption; therefore
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Should not be allowed to run on uncared
for. No one should rest in fancied security.
DR.. Sargent's Cough Syrup
Is the best remedy in the world for the cure
of all diseases of the Lungs. A single dose
EOtI aLtydys retieUe and often break up a most
distressing cough
Dr. sargent's Cough Syrup
Though powerful and speedy in its action,
is perfectly harmless, and can be taken by
the most delicate woman or child, or the
strongest man.
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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-12-24

The Honorable Mungen is not with
out consolation. The Columbus Crisis
and the Cincinnati C0mmoRer endorse
him
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-12-24

The President has signed the Geor-
gia reconstruction bill and it is there
fore now a law
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-12-24
Rose Light !!
J. G. BRECHT,
EVANS BLOCK.
dec 24-Iw
Reunion of the Ninety
Sixth.


TVHE Fifth Annual Reumison OF the
i 96th Regiment o. v. I. will be held
at Marion, Ohio, on Tuesday, January Ilth,
1870 The programme will be as follows
1sI.-PreIiminary Meeting, II O'Clock A.
NJ. I'd Regular Business Meeting, 1870 p.
NJ. 3d.-Annual Address, by Adj't. MITCH
ELL, of Mt. Vernon. 4th.-BanQuet, TOasts
&C., 5 O'Clock P. NJ. 5th.-To those who de-
sire to "trip the light fantastic toe" an op-
portunity viii be given by the citizens of
Marion, at the City He'll.
The Committee have assurance that Gov,
HAYES, and other distinguished visitors
will honor us with their presence, if other
engagements do not prevent.
- All persons attending the Reunion, traY-
cling on the 9. G. @. & I. Railway, will pur-
chase fuIl-fare tickets to Marion, which Will
be good for the round trip on presenting a
ticket from the Secretary of the Society on
return. On the A. g. W. Railway two
thirds fare for parties of twenty-five OF
more.
+. Z :. 1. 5aRgsSBSt { E5SHBstnn. RSEHz Com. Of Ar
dec. q '69-1W.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-12-24

RAWEVR sTURGEoN g. 90.

BAKER, STURGEON s. CO.,
Finding their former limits too small for
their extensive business, have added there
to the room formerly occupied by the
Al[ERTCAN EXPRESS COMPANY. And
having also increased their force in the
way of Statesmen are now better prepared
to meet the wants of their numerous GUS
toners, than eUeT before. In their new room
VIII always be found full assortment of
Domestic Dry Goods, Cassf-
meFs and Jeans.
The old one will be devoted to PLAIN
AND FANCY DRY GOODS, WHITE
GOODS, NOTIONS, Etc.
While the room above will contain a com
plete stock of
Carpets,
Mattngs,
Druggets,
Oil Cloths,
Hearth Rugs,
Door Mats,
Sleigh and Buggy Mats,
Window Blinds
Window Hollands,
Canvas Blinds,
And Curtain Fixtures,
Bright Green Seamless Kid Gloves just re-
eieved.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-12-24
rsas rsaslI rsastil

We have made an nrrnmg cement with
Hn Importer 10 sell Teas iu original pack
ages, which are cheaper and better lhum
those offered by any Agent OF Ten Come
ponies,
EnumE MTnum "u.nn
Imperial 400
DONAWIN q POTwIU.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-12-24
Delaware Light House

Delaware Light House
Ahead and gaining ground This is prov
en- by the constantly increasing demand for
the
3'ROse Light
which affords Steady, Soft, Brilliant
White flame. 1t is Economical and Safe
and only
35cts. per Gallon.
It is the cheapest first class light ever pre-
sented to the citizens of Delaware County.
On purchasing the right for the sale of
sROse EighJ'' in the County from Guthrie
q Co., L shall continue the sale of the same
at the same Old Stand
EVANS BLOCK.
Call and see the
VapOI' Burner
Which may be used on any Lamp. Need
no Chimney. It is a successful competition
of Gas at one quarter the cost. Also q full as
sorted Stock of Plain and Fancy Lamps,
together with Chimneys, Burners, Wicks,
&C., all of which will be sold cheaper. than
elsewhere, in order to introduce our superb
or
Rose Light
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-12-24
INSURANCE.


The best New Years, GiU
That any ruaa can give his hamiiy i1 o.
LIFE POLICY in the
MUTUAL LIFE or NEW YORK.
The Mutual Life is the sdSsH IAfs GO. in
the world.
F." divides az pTgJIls with Pol
icy holders
The Mutual Life divides annually cash divi-
dends,
The Mutual Life has over sa90oo,eoo eash as-
The Mutual Lie has no Premium Notes nor
tfd5hB securities.
tons to her Policies
other Company.
The Mutual Life has more Life Policies fn
Delaware than all other Life CompaniaF
doing business here, thus proving the
good sense and cnTefttl prudence ana igi1i9la
of business men.
ROM vet for q few more. Don't delQy. Dont
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and make 8 sure provision tol tue Rfllee-
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Life or Endowment Policies ls8led.
Life Insurance tg tte hand Qf he Et.-..
FGttef, reaching from Utg gFuge
and sustain Hie J0nsiy igge, dHo iD eloA
and clOfhe his ciiitdfBn.
r4Wu C EATON. AUeu1.