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The New York herald., 1869-08-03

incarcerated and imprisoned in . dungeon;
tried with ut the slightest Justification for q
tral; tried by packed Jury, by men
opposed to him In every way. found
g1ily and left for two long, solitary years
Within the walls OF dungeon while here in the
nails Of Congress men, II they be men, to whose
the recognition Of his rights and privileges as An
American citizen Tnis republic should at once de-
leave them to be oppressed and trampled by these
enemies and the enemies OF fIeedom everywhere.
This is the question the citizens OF the country ought
to ask OF their rulers. The time Is come when
that question must be asked and answered. He LETT
the cause OF the brave In Ireland and the strug
Cling patriots Of Cuba in the hands OF the meeting
and OF the great democratic party Of the country.
(Applause.)
Short speeches were also made by Mr.. Andrew J..
Rogers and Mr.. Paul, and the meeting about eleven
O'Clock adjourned with cheers for Ireland aud Tor
Cuba.
The New York herald., 1869-08-03
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
WASHINGTON. AugusL

WASHINGTON, August 2, 1860.
Commander William ID. Whiting ordered to
duty as Assistant Navigation Onlcer at the New York
Navy Yard. Master George b. Livingston is ordered
to the Pacific fleet. Paynlsster c. J. Emery mas
been detached from duty at Hong Kong, CHINA, anu
ordered To settle accounts Paymaster h.. c. D0ran
Is ordered to the independence, vice +. Y. cosby
detached
The New York herald., 1869-08-03
the NEW york HERALD IN WEST VIRGINIA.

From the Bucknannon CIV. Val News and Adverti-
ser, July 2s.l
One Of most successful papers in the United States
and successful because 1t ia one OF the best, II not
the BEST is the NEW YORK HERALD. Always the
first to seize on the latest improvements in the way
of improving the mechanical portions OF their paper
or receiving the latest news and the best writers,
regardless OF cost It's hberality Is proverbia. And
as specimen or enterprise In having the latest
news II Is TACT that tae English government re-
ceved the latest accounts OF their army in ADysslna
from The columns of the HERALD. We hope 70 find
II ON our exchange list.
The New York herald., 1869-08-03

to introduce resolution freeing Cuba from The
Spanish yoke, and that he had carried through not
withs andng the sneers Of the press q law that no
naturaized citizen should be imprisoned abroad for
words spoken In debate IN this country. The
late treaty with Prussia was the result
OF his efforts In Congress The ground that the gov
ernment ought to take about Cuba was tnis-to tell
Senor Roberts that If he was not satisfied with the
recognition given TO the Spanish revoutontsts, the
government would take IL back and recognize Queen
Isabella again. He claimed. a. a question OF law,
tnat he misht march up and down Broadway with
pacard on his head or on his back declaring
that he was gong to England To assasslnate
Queen Victoria, and ne might go to England
with that TACT publicly known. and yet the
English government would have no right
to try him in England for dong So II IL md, and If
a hair OF his head was injured. the American gov
ernment would insist on reparaton II it had he
spirit OF a monkey. AZ to sumner ana his Alabama
claims, he was an immeasurabie humoug. There
cared o hddler's damn about the Alabama
claims. For every minute Of time that Warren
were imprisoned in england sne should be
called upon to pay a million OF dollars. As to
Mr.. summers speech, 1t had no influence IN killing
after 1t dead and then he called upon the people
to see wnat he had killed. lie himself hit II a blow
dead at the time. Sumner,s therefore, would have
no stand IN the next PRESIDENTIAL canvass on ac-
count OF MS Aaoama speech Inc @ rea, % issue woaa
thousand Or the million OF dollars for every minute
they were kept IN q Brush dungeon.
REMARKS BY CAPTAIN CUsTELLO.
Captain COSTELLO saad he came not TO speak; he
was not an orator. "a voice-''You are sodier.'')
lie could not he said, lay claim to that; but he would
try to qualify himself for 10. (Appiause He came
as an lrishman whose rights had been violated. lie
went to Ireland and scarcely two hours had passed
when he was seized. Imprisoned and convicted for
saying here In America that he would live
and die for Ireland, his native land.
He was seized and tried for treas0n-Ielonv. Yes,
you proud citizens OF the great American republic,
look at the facts man who lived, fought and bled
under your agobecase he dared TO utter the sentl.
of his bi Cast, as he placed his foot on
the despotlc soil vi England he was NJ once seized,
The New York herald., 1869-08-03

All boats must be In line at eleven O'Clock, report
at club house and get numbers. The course Will De
from stakebO OIL club house and stakeDOat of Fort
Lafayette, returning to staKebOat on club house-the
course TO be sailed twice. II necessary to make part
Oi the race TO wndward q third stakeboat VIII be
placed by the regatta committee on the day OF tue
race Stakeboats to be turned from east to west.
s to be hoped that the sanguine and commendable
efforts OF the club Will be rewarded by that
which the members unquestionably deserve.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-19
.eTRz
The Three Little Chairs.
Bx MRS. s. t PERRY.


Thsv sat alone by the bright wood nre,
5he Vrsv-haired dame and the aged SIRE
Dreaming Of the days gone ~ =
Tbe feaT-drops fell on each wrtnkled cheek
They both had thought that they could not
As each heart uttered sigh
FOR their sad and fearful eyes deserted
Three littls chairs placed side Dy s1des
Against the sit1ng-room wall:
Old fashioned enough as Enere tney sU0ogi
Their seats of nag and their frames of wood
With their backs so straight and ta4i'
Then the sire shook HIS silvery head,
And with q trembling voice, he gently said;
sfMofheF, those empty chairsl
They bring rs Euch sad, sad thoughts to-
Wen put them forever out of sight,
In the small dark room up stairs.
But she answered, t'no not yet
For look at them and forget
That the Children went away
The Boys come hae &c aRa our s7aI ,5I,;,s
And sit here every DAY.
Johnny sim Whittles = ships tall mast,
And Willie his leaden bullets cast
While Mary her patchwork seWsS
At evening time three childish prayers
Go ND to God from the little chairs,
So softly that no one knows.
Johnny comes back from the billowy deep,
Willie wakes from his battlefield sleep,
To say goodnight to mel
Mary p a wife and mother no more
But timid child whose play time Is Ger,
And comes to rest on my knee.
So let them remain there, though empty
a n rs SH1a,v ttv,,a when nIos4sf evo bow
= az the Fathers throne to pray,
Wen ask to meet the children above,
In our Savior'S home Of rest ana love,
-'-0 ~ ----'- IN. 7. EvangeEiEs.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-19
NO. 50

Elements Du Droit International De
III. Wheaton" or w. B. Lawrence's 3
Commentaries 20 Henry Whenton's
Elements OF International Law and
History Of the Progress Of the Right
OF NationR." This volume (6mo. Pp.
4O4) is the firueinstalInent ofa thorough
cOmentnry on WheatOn's International
Law. Both theteXt and the commentary
Of this standard work have been
translated into the different European
languages as also into the Chinese
languRgo-a splendid testimony Of the
ability Of the tate Mr.. Wheaton and his
Commentator. The same publisher
issued DR.. g. M. Redslob'a, 'srhe
Canonical Gospels ia the Form OF
Memorabeilia, from the Life Of Jesus, p
-{smo. PIP. 232)-an excellent and
most valuable eontTi button to the
apolOgetlcal and ch illogical literature
OF the present day.
B. Tauchnitz, OF Leipaic, published
a. the lO00th volume ofhig editions Of
English and American authors, "The
New Testament" containing the
various readings found in the Codices
SinaittcuS, Vaticanus and AlsEandrinum,
prepared by Prof. DR.. Tischendarf. The
professor has also written in the form
Of preface, 8 short history Of these
manuAcrIpts, and especially OF the
Edition of the New Testament the
English reader has the cream Of the
New Testament pathological criticism.
at +. Euke'B in Erlangeu, appeared q
most interesting and instructive book,
Concerning the Degeneration or Man
its Causes and Prevention" (Usber die
Eniartung des Menshen; hire Ursaohen
und Verhuebug) by Edward Reich, M.
ID. (Smo. Pp. 500. This 10 an extensive
and elaborate treatment Of the causes
and prevention of the p b y G q ]
degeneration Of man. It's author has
L.
His structures on some Of the manners
and customs Of fashionable society, on
the mode of training children, Of
conducting hospitals, schools &c, and
on the present system of labor and
wages, &C., are severe, but on the whole
just. There are some things In the
book to which we take exception and
which are incompatible with moral and
religious principles, but on the whole,
the work Is excellent aud deserves to
be studied both by medical men and phil
anthrOphists, statesmen, theologians,
teachers and parents. Al Q. Wintar'G,
in FrankfOrt-on-the-N appeared
recently "a Manual Of German
Antiquities'' (Handbuch Deutsche r
AlteFIhuemer'') by DIR. G. PfahIer. (S mo.
PIP. 6O8). This Is a most charming and
interesting work. Il treats of the
nation-their manners, customs, &C.,
from the time OF Cesar down TO the
present. The style is clear aud
fOrcible, flowing. No work presents in
so comparatively small space 50 much
of interesting facts and history as the
present. It deserves to be studied by
all lovers Of historical literature.
BY the same publisher appeared H.
Reidt's spiritual DramR of the Middle
Ages in Germany" (Das Geistliche
s haus piel des MittelaItera in
Deutschland), (smo. PIP. 175}. This is
3 description OF the Dramas, the
subjects of which were taken from the
Bible, composed by the Monks and
Priests and others for the stage during
the middle ages. IL Is a very Interesting
contribution to the history Of Dramatic
Literature.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-19
EXAmINATTON NOTICE.
school Exa1niner's Notice

THE School Examiners OF Delaware
county will meet, during the year ls6s,
tor the examination OF teach6rss % the toA-
lowing places and times namely;
AttRae COURTHOUSE, in Delaware, on
February 27Eh March 18th and 27ths April
I'd and 18th, May Sth and I'D September
25th, October eth and 2SdY November On
and 10th, December llth.
At the srhooI-house, In ASHLEY April
lOths ne the schoOl-hOuse in LEWIS CEN
TER April 24th, and October S0th; &C the
schOoi-hOuse IN OSTRANDER, October ID RG
Col. FFambes' Bchool-hOuse. In SUNBUBH,
the Saturday after the session Of the County
Teachers Institute.
Candidates must present satisfactory teS-
timOnlal~ OF good moral character; and the
law requires, as condition Of examinatlou3
that each applicant for certincate snail
pay 8 fee Of 6fty cents. .
No certificate Is granted unless the appll-
cant is "QuHlified 70 teach ALL the branches
named in tine law; namely OElhOgFapnYs
Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Geography
English Grammar: and possesses an 8o-
equape knowledge of the theory and prae-
tics OF teaching
Examinations will commence at 10
O'Clock, A. n and close at 2 O'Clock ?. N. !
and no applicant will be admitted after II
O'Clock. The exercises will be conducted as
TAR as possible IN writing. Each candidate
Is requested 70 bring paper and pencil ana
stamped envelope addressed TO himself IN
which the certificate awarded Will be mailed
| 20 him, or notice of failure.
January %, ls6S.-tf Clerk.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-19


The Greenvilie, Tennessee Union, thC
little paper Ofhis native willaEe, Elyl
a. J. is not going 10 Europe. Luckily
Europe.
The city Of Des doines, iowa, elected
Judge Hatch Mayor the other dHV bw
32s majority over SpOnord, Demuarlt-
and the other city officers by mglnritIc1
ranging from 428 70 468-a Republican
gain Of over 400 votes,
Mr.. Speaker Blaine has detormlnedt %
appoint Hon. Robert Schenck chairman
Of the committee on Ways and Means cf
Forty-FirHt Congress.
The inauguration OF General Grant 90
said To be the first in0uEuI alton of
Chief Magistrate OF the United Etniel
which has been Witnessed by Che father
Of the principal character Of the great
nationGl drama.
Andy Johnson has became a convert
to stJ. MS" theory. In hla last nEouiel
he "assumed the pressure" thus -Iho
war all must remember was Glpr
dottS and deplorablG mistake NeiiutL
side uudersiood the othsr.n The lu-
mortal philosopher has not lived in
vain.
Henry Clay Dean, the representative
Unwashed. says the are Coppefhgnl
societies In the Eastern, Middle and
Western States, who are pledged 90
abolish the revenue system che repull-
alton Of the war debt, except the bounty
and pensions due the soldiers Of thc
/ United States and 20 the support OK enc
disabled soldiers of the rebel army.
The following cable dispatch v-as r--
ceived by President Grant on inougur--
tion day;
"SIABcu q, 1852.
'T6 President Grant, TTgSlingions
! ain honor OF the man and the u1yr
three cheers for the President
signed Members OF she harlin AA1
"FR1rz 1IATEn."
Theapp.iutnaeut Of Columbus DolHnC
II as Commissioner Of Internal Ate venue
/ meets with almost universal approval.
/ ais hiuh character, his Integrity.
his executive ability and large expert
/ enca ie him TO all With auVaut sEe o.
the Government, and with honor M the
/ state and himself, the high nD1l6Cu ta
i which he has been called.
Pomeroy's Brick Democrat soyus
/ IL cannot do the slightest possible
4 GOOD for certain Journals Of tho eItW t1
i persist in denying the story or The Now
/ York Sun, that General HreclE DFIdre
1 WAS tinod at tue Manhattan Club
1 Rooms ono evening mot long SINCE
L General BreekiuridE0 wu1 there, Do
diued there, aud, % far from being
I discFedis 20 cha club ~ tta EuUlr-ll1ll4
l members, as the World would maze. 20
think, GO was an honor which che ina.--
tuition does not cniOv often
The Democratic papers arc ap4.l-
the Republican party bocaue- ~
+ ~. Tt,rStitrtfan was not submitted %
RTdrsvv Johnson for his approval 4oc
= fs,-Setitution does not recognize she N'r-r
idgnt - having any part iu pruPq
| amendments, 10 confines tnat lulll
t0the two Houses Of Ulngreaat 1no Ie
~ .egt-lrtvfron 30 ana rovernl atntaHs
This question ofroQulnuE che y
tinl approval Of q ioiut r. 1lullna .--
| posing an amendment % enc --t
ton, was decided hy tna4 -ifrf
nNv years ago. That tfloAl no
: thai TIE praafdout'n appnnv--
ro1uipol - 51aHt5tig doa
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-19
Notice.

WILLIAM DenRlsOn Keyes and JAS.
w Budd will take notice that petidon
was flled against them on the 10Th day OF
March, A. D. 1868, in the Court of Common
Pleas, within and for the county of Della
ware and State of Ohio, by Mary Ann Mu!-
len and her husband Elijah Mullen, ana Is
now pending, wherein said Mary Ann Mu1-
len and her husband Elijah Mullen, de"
mand partition of the following real estate,
situated in the Township of Genoa county
of Delaware, and State of Ohio bounded
and described as follows, tO-wit: Beginning
in the center Of Big Walnut Creek on the
Southwest corner ofland OfJacob 4. Weeks
II being the north east corner of lands be-
longing to the heirs OF Henry BenneGt, de-
ceaseds thence east 20S rods and links to q
stake; thence south Y rods and 10 links TO 9
stake and stone; thence west l53 RODS ana
20 links to the center of said creek; thence
up said creek to the place of beginning
containing IS acres OF land, more or less,
And at the next term of said Court the said
Mary Ann Mullen and her husband Eh1an
Mullen, viii apply for an order that partl-
ton may be made of said premises.
Dated March 10th, A. ID. 1853.
MARY ANN MULLEN,
and her husband Elijah Mullen.
Fsy REID q POWELL, their Attorneys.
mar Il 69-6w D Sl0s50.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-19
E0R 3ALE.
Farm Tor sale.

FARM 0R 195 aeress about 70
"a acres cleared and under cultivation -
House, Barn, good bearing Orchard, &c, ON
the land; situated in Washington township,
Union county, Ohio, on the MarygEtlle and
Kenton State Road two and 8 half miles
from Mt Victory, on the BeIlefontalRS &
indiana Railroad. The land Is rolling, the
soil coed: healthy and pleasant situation,
and convenient to Railroad Depot, Stores,
School Houses, Mills, Post once, &C.
FOR further information, call on or address
J. g. SILVER,
Mar g. eft Columbus, o.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-19

To otCners Of Lots bounding and oblEttiysg on,
the tCesG side Of SdFsdatsky Street from I'm
coin Avenue north to the Corporation Tine:
TNHE Council Of the Incorporated
adopted February 20th, 1853, determined tS
pass an ordinance requiring the side-va ks
paved six feet through the center with con:
crete, and the sides to be grayeled OF laid
with sod. T. H. MCE11ESO4y
Feb. 28 lS69-4w Recorder
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-19
Rankruptcy.

In the matter of ! In the District Court Of
ELISHA HYATT, the United States, for
Bankrupt. the North. Dis. Of Ohio.
ITO whom at may concerns The uns
dersigned hereby gives notice of his sp-
as Assignee of Elisha Hyatt, Of
Delaware, in the county Of Delaware, and
State of Ohio, within said District who has
been adjudged q Bankrupt upon his own
petitfon by the District Court Of said Dis
trict. JOSEPH 8. HEDGES Assignee
Mansfield, o., Feb. 25, 1863 (maro-Stl
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-19

WILL seIlmy narna On the vvesf 1ano
Of Kingston township, Delaware county,
Ohio, about miles from Delaware. It con-
tains 50 aeres-80 acres well improved ana
Balance in good timber. House, barn and
other Necessary out-bu1ldinGs, and good or
chaTdS Of Cherries and Apples on the plAeea
For further particulars enquire On 9he
premises. q. WALDRONs
March & IRfa-4Wf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-19
FARM FOR SALE.

A very Desirable FARM Of los acres situated in
~ Delaware township, Delaware county Ohtos
accessible By q county road on the we q and only
~ mites south OF Delaware on ths IA0laEaro
& Columbus Turnpike. Thirty-dEs aeF "a i1FFoys
ed and seventy acres good heavy timber. No
buildings This place is now offered On very low
terms and is . great bargain.
For terms &C, inquire ct she Liberty Mills
Liberty township. -
Dec4u JAMES BiEoEB
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-19
FARM FOR SALE,

Splendid Farm of 2os acres for sale, In B-swn
township lniles east q DslaWare, On she NJ.
Vernon road, greater portion rf tbs land iE aFst
class botfnm. Good House and Barn. Orchard
and other Improvements. For Agricultural puF-
possB Il Is farm has superior in Delaware 0oun-
~, FOR prsess and tsrEss euqnire or the aaoeF-
signed on the premises. g.p.uu.pv.r
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-19
MILLINERY.
MILLINERY.

s. C. EVANS & COMPANY,
TTAVE on hands a good assortment
III Of Bonnets, Hats, and other Millinery
Goods The best of workmen are kept, both
In the Millinery and Dress Making Depart
ment. Work gotten up in the best style,
forget to call at S. c. EVANS & CO.'S,
ma29'6sy Evans Block, Delaware, o.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-19
House and Lot for Sale.

SITUATED on Eaton Street, South Delaware. ne
~ house is q story aad a-hah Frame Wtan etgnb
r0oula. newly painted throughout and PApered,
vita Eood-room aud we'll on perch, and large
eiaIern fn ths kitchen. The ground ineladss two
and a-half lots and u well supplied with AL hinds
Of fruits trees. Stable on premises. ThiB Pflp-
eFiy will be sold reasonably. Fer farther par
TIE. POWELL,
sep1I 6 Real Estate Agent
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-19
Farm FOR SALE

eVfsuated on Alan Cresk, portion being b0tto n
: land, ono niIs south Of Cheshire Hnd only
ihres niles from 1sWis Center. Contains II
acres, WelI supplied With living water, COED tia.
bar batldings, SC. Apply 20 Thomas P. Myers
Delaware, Ohio, or 10 Ghe owner At she premiseE
Jan73 an THEODORE1EBIS
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-19

I,OT oPRooa EEoasebala and EkAtsh-
"a en- Furniture. Also q good Piano
Ch1ckering's make, and an excellent sew
ing Machine, nearly new The owner In
tends leaving Delaware the nFlt Of April
and wishes to dispose Of them. Enquire 81
March E-sWf THIS OFFICE
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-19
FOR SALE

Very Pleasant Small DWelling,
a ND one acre Of ground, on South te south
~ Delaware. the propSFiy is noted for - nsat-
ness, and will make very pieaaGLt home Tor
a smalI fsmiIy, Iha lot is highly Improved, all
kinds Of IrttE, snd small fruit, aud the HeiGhbeT-
hood she very best south Of tn0 r. R. A very
excellent cemented eistern, eaPasIty 90 Barrels
os the place. Apply 20 -
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-19
NOfIce.

n, otCners Of lots bounding and a61lciRg On
North Street, from the Oyentan9y River 10 me
Depot Gr0lt1tds'
THE Council Of the Incorporated
i Village of Delaware. at the regular
meeting held on Monday, Marcn Isl, 4ooes ~
resolution then adopted, declared lts lnten-
ton to pass an ordinance requiring SAID
portions of North Street to be graded, gFaV'
SE2i.6-SSws % 8 & EIaoEy ReoogdsE-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-19
FARM FORSALE
ION TINE"
a Fine Farm Of 100 Acres.

a FIn8 EaEm OF AOU ACtssi
TN GENOA Twp, two miles from Gslena, miles
from Lewis CsntsF, 125 acres cleared snd under
cultivation, 80 acres sugar camp, all under fence
well timbeFed AID we'll Watsr ID living spFing on
Ghe place, good house with eight rooms other
out buildings, we'll, eisteFn, &C.
Good barh and shed for 500 aheep.
Al In grain except . few acres. This Is an ex-
&C Isnt sheep or stock farm.
VIII be soid on very easy ssrms On long time
payments.
Apply 10 BOB'K. F. HCHlBuTF'
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-19
FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN.
A farm II miles from town.

containing I091< acres, situated on the
~ Belle Point road; 75 acres cleared, ball
ance in timber. HeWed log house and OUT
a corn and stock farm as there is in this part
OF the State. The Belle Point road viii be
piked the coming season and VIII double
the value Of the Hand. viii be sold at .
bargain the owner being about to remove,
1DDiv to R.F. HURLBUTT.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-19

To otvneTs Of Lots bounding and G6tHittng on
Third Street, lgest Of Liberty Street;
THE Council OF the incorporates
4 Village Of Delaware, at the regular meet
ing held March lst, 1883, by resolution then
Plank Walks to be laid on said portion OF
Third Street. C. II. McEIROY,
March 5, '6s-4w Recorder.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-19
FOR SALE CHEAP.

Dwelling and 3 acres of ground,
CGituated In south Delaware, on sluth strset.-
Osrn and outouildngs, lot nightly Impr wed, ap-
pie pear and peach trees in abundance, 200 grape
vines and other snail iruit or all kinds. an excel
~. Apply 70 Rosr. z. HURLBUTT.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-19
For SALE.

A Desirable Business Lot,
PaTFUA rsD on sue west side e Sandlsky street,
~ south, and near the Court House. Apply 70
R. p. HCRLBCEFs Reai Estate Agent.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-19
FOR SALE-VERY CHEAP.

A good dwelling house ohIy short distance
u. IRON she o. ". University, Hsuse IN good
tern sc, &c,
This pIaos is offered very low for short time.
For fail particulars inquire Of Lydia AHbriEht,oR
the corner Of Winter and Union streets or Of
nor2olE e g. POMEL.L. Real Eaialo AGent
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-19
For SALE.

Brick Dwelling in Winter Street.
nkTWEEN aandusky y and Franklin, contaI mag
rooms W "a q basement Cf rOOms. los vel
1Tpr0ved so fset on Winter and 600 fSet dee p !:
q we'll II good water. &c. A very desirable prop
erty, and on red FOR abort ttune on re1aonael e
RoBT. +. HURLBUTT, Real Estate Agent.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-19

NOTICE is hereby given that the
IN undersigned has been duly appointed
and qualified as Administrator of the estate
Of James E. Robinson, deceased, late of Dell
aware county, Ohio. All persons interested
will govern themselves accordingly.
Mar. 5, '69-3wt EDWIN i. ROBINSON.