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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-05-14
ANOTHER MEMBER OF THE
GEORGIA LEGISLATURE AS
SASSINATED,

special Dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazette.
ATLANTA, GA, May II.
hon. Joseph Adkin, Republican SEN
ton the Nineteenth District, was
Sssslnated in Warren county, in this
q Yesterday, He had been frequent
u M3Ined not TO enter the county. al
Snnsn ~ was his birthplace and his
,jon through life. Paying no atteu-H
ago = she threats, hestarted a few days
eSsIt IN arriving at bearing station,
go an from his residence, his pri-
reoSoS SIL111age met him, and in it he pro
,nf1as HomeWard. When within two
~ LIS house a man issued from
A5,GOOu close by, and was saluted by
In+iaIsi VINO recognized him. The sa-
Dou was lasoIently returned. and ac-
by the drawing and nre-
fsISIg OF the assassin's pistol. The
h. LOOK deliberate aim and pierced
MIN Instantly, " JAIL KlIilhg
can - GuAlns was a staunch ReDubIi-
tist anu a been many wears 4 Ben-
aby amlH1sger, and bore an irrenroocb-
me-; private character. Politice 49,
asssSs atone could have prornpted Ms
gation re ZION. He was one Of ths daIa
dent Cre. 81 who visited PCT
full lsrai some weeks sr0 ~ ~
sc 4. SconstructfOr e. utBS u
NJ r y aseond R~epubIicS+ nIs SIaCe.
vatjLDAsIat9fe aud second Elenper OF
81 Hluf1ered since tho rnSIssnnaG dele
se0GGisI9Ss He, like Dr. IUurnment
ot%m ~ b waysidp - Yer, has
49, adeu oy the s~o-calIpd i.BSas re-
can paper Of this city. "hepubli-
M
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-05-14
-FOUR GREAT EVENTS.

one of the great eventso of the century
occurred Monday. The present cen
tury has seen these four great events /:
[. Morse's invention of the Tele-
graph. q
ii. The laying of the Atlantic Cable.
III. The death of Slavery in the
United States.
". The completion of the Pacific
Railway.
In twenty-five years the continent
has been spanned by the wires of the
telegraph. Ten years ago the lightning
began t o run beneath the sea. Five
years ago the war for freedom ended,
and slavery died. Last Monday the
iron track was made complete from.
Portland to San Francisco.
The young man of to-day, who has
seen all these things accomplished,
children such as no ~grandsire of our
day can summon from h stores ofhis
memory.-N. 7. Post.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-05-14

4 correspondent of the Chicago Jour
thus contrasts Kate Fields and
Anna Dickinson: Kate has the better
forehead; Anna-the truth is wrung
me 1.-The stronger under jaw.
Kate has all that social culture which
Anna disdains, and twice the literary
conscience and conscientiousness. l
shall add that, excepting only Wendell
Phillips, I do not recall a masculine
lecturer who is Hates equal in the del
niceties of literary, and especial
Lyo of pathological, proprieties. Annals
moral convictions and vigorous denun-
are very much of the Wendell
Phillips sort. Kate is not so profound
Ly distressed about all the world and
the worlds private affairs. AS a re-
former, she viii make but a moderate
mark, for the reason hat her forehead
as 1 intimated before) is much larger
han her jaw; and, as sure as we're all
sinners, 4 Is ejaiC that GUS up the Phil
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-05-14

The Secretary of the Treasury has
prepared a statement OF our public
debt on the first Of March, similar in.
form to those issued for April and May.
1t shows that the debt When Grants
administration came into power was 50,
525, 463, 260, and that in two months it
has been reduced Sc, 665, 1863. Nearly the
whole of this reduction was in April,
and present indications are that the re-.
duction this month Will be moresthaniu
both the preceding months. The Sec
rotary has received thanks from all sec
lions of the country for putting the
debt statement into such shape that
every body can at once see what his
figures mean. 8t
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-05-14

The FIfty-eighth General Assembly,
which adjourned sine die on Friday last
held three different sessions, am Iunt-
ing inall1o 269 days, and c Is,iug for
per diems mileage and expenses Of com
mittees e25O,5OO. This does not IN
clude stationery, fuel, lights and other
Gacidentals. Tue Fifty-seventh Gener-
al assembly COST the state, for like ex-
penses, only Sils,s2A making a balance
against the Democratic r-etrenchment
Legislature o. &l3I,G75.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-05-14

The Commissions ofLnterbaI Revenue
has decided that bankers and brokers
are legally bound to pay the tax Of one
tWenty-foUrtk Of one per eeht. per
month assessed upon capital used in
Banking and upon all sums used in
Their business. whether their nwn Or
borrowed It was in reference to this
tax that the controversy was had he.
tWeen Assessor Webster and the Wall
sess The latter viii probably
sue situation new and pay the
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-05-14
.sLAPLE srGAR M MIcHIGAN.

The Maple Sugar. yield this spring
Was very large, Rnd OF betferqqaffy
than any previous year. Ithas always
been pafledRAg0od Season when the
Sugar-bush yfeldedtwo to three pounds
of Sugar to the tree, but the .faVorabie'
weather 81 this Season mate the yield,
in many of the Sugar-bushes, from
three 10 four pounds to the tree DR..
Davenport. Of Woodland, Barry, CoHnty
made over three tUns from 1900 trees.
Five othsr men tnthe sam5 town made
over one tun each, beside many others
who made from 500 pounds to L 500
pounds, With-a yield q three TO four
pOGnds TO the tree. b. +. Lane, of
Hastings, made 200 pounds from 800
trees. Mr.. Greene, Of the town of ROx-
anna. in Eaton County, made $50 pounds
from 200 trees, three pounds and twelve
ounces to the tree. Beside the large
amounts that have been Wagoned 10
Kalamazoo and Battle Creek from Barry
County, al least One-halfthe crop isstlL
in the hands of the makers. The mer-
chants of Hsstiuks Fave Bought 90, 200
pounds and the merchants at Nashville
I6,5oO pounds, making $3.50 pounds.
Those we'll posted are ,Ofthe opinion that
at least 100000 pounds were made in
Barry County. Eaton County has
produced about the same amount as
Barry, making 100000 pounds in those
two counties. Charlotte has bought 90
600 pounds; Vermontville, 1880 pounds;
Eaton Rapids, $3.50 pounds, n Roh-
mo, $500 pounds, making the purchases
of the merchants of Eaton county So
200 pouhds. 4 very large amount oil
the Sugar that has been made will yet
be shipped to market. Now paying 40c
to he; some very nice 15c- The pay
ments are made j n goods.-DetrO1 Id
UeTtiSeT.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-05-14

The trial at Warsaw, Indiana, of John
w. Vannatta, who, it will be ren1em-
bered, was arrested some three OF four
wedding party, came to a close on the
10th. The trial lasted a week, and
created considerable excitement, the
courthouse being thronged with ladies
and gentlemen during tue entire pro-
ceedings. The Jury rendered a vtrdict
of guilty. He was sentenced to two
years imprisoment in the P~enitentiaFy.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-05-14

lei of famine in Russia, which
harvests for q number o year past
have induced, are now fully realized.
Finland, Livonia, Esthonia, and
Courland, from the shores of the Gulf OF
Bothnia and Lake Peipus, from the
of Poland, and from the
denseIy peopled towns along the Baltic
comes the same sad story Ofdeath.
is no seed-corn to be had for the
crop ofthis year. Bread, having long
been obtainable only at famine prices,
has now become unattatnable at any
price. Pestilence has made it appear
ance, and is adding its horrors TO the
already overlooking cup of misery
pressed to the lips OF the stricken peO-
pie of those unhappy lands.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-05-14

A dispatch from General Sheridan
from General Schofield, at Fort Leayen-
telegraphs that the Indian prisoners at
Fort Hays made an attempt to over
power the guard and escape MORALLY
w%ounding the sergeant. The guard
fred upon them, killing two, one of
whom was Big Head and wounding@a
third" nr
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-05-14

The orders sent to New York and
other ports to keep a lively lookout for
vessels departing with arms and men
for Cuba, indicate il as the purpose of
the Administration to enforce the laws
of neutrality, and entertain the tradi-
tionaI policy of this Government. In
deed, no other honorable course is open
unless it is determined to break with
Spain and publicly avow our intentions
to help the Cubans, which, of course,
would be equivalent to a declaration of
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-05-14

Cleveland proposes to follow the ex-
ample of Chicago in obtaining a sup
ply of water by tunneling under the
lake. Investigations have been made
and it is found that there is a stratum
of clay underlying the lake ofsufficient
thickness to admit of even a larger
tunnel than that used at Chicago.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-05-14

Here is an episode from a criminal
trial which ecentlytookpIace in Paris.
The young daughter of a peasant from
the enyirons of the capital was tried
On a charge of infanticfde. Henfather,
who was quite rich, but a miser, was
urgedte gosto a lawyer and ask him to.
defend his daughter; but knowing
that, Il he left his child without a de-
fender, the court would appoint one
for her, he refused to do SO. So the
court chose a Iawyert to defend her, and
the lawyer pleaded so eloquentIy for
eloquence and ability made so deep an
impression upon the heart of her faith.
er thatshe went to the lawyer and gem
.erousIy presented him with a dozen of
eggs. Let us hope that the eggs were
fresh. as ~ 1855 z
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-05-14

Sir Roderick j. Murchison publishes
a ard in the London Times, TO the ef-
feet that nothing definite concerning
DR.. Livingstone, the traveller, has been
heard. The intelligence from the Cape
of Good Hope, some time since pub
lished, that be had arrived at Zanzibar,
and was a about tOiproceed homeward, is
now pronounced wholly unfounded.
There is no news whatever of his where
abouts or thathe even is alive.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-05-14

4 male infant was recently found in
men, one of whom made declaration
to the Mayor that he would adopt it
When all the arrangements were made
what was the mans establishment ats
finding 20, 900 francs, in bank notes, at
tached to its chemise, with a note that
other presents would follow until the
child attained 20 years of age.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-05-14
rhe New York Tlmes. Of -.

The New York Times. Of
says: OF Saturday.
you can start from New Yorl vi.
Inns and be in San Fra City
next Saturday night. In otber iSnelsco
YOU can new cross the American COLTS,
in this place yesterday h VI man was
Francisco on Thursday of LAST IN g
Daring his journey heslept everv niSSEE;
and eaten three square meals ever1
dey. The Pacific Railroad is complets.
WHAT neXt2 ALI hal herelfteT!"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-05-14

There are said to be 6,527 cotton mills
in the United States, running 7,5S5,0S2
spindles, and consuming 4l7,367,771
pounds of cotton per annum. This
gives to each mill an average of 1862
spindIes, and a consumption of G3,945
pounds of cotton per annum,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-05-14

Sir Edward Cunard, who recently
died IN New York city, left to his famf-
ly an estate valued at $4,000, 600. The
S21O, 100. To his eldest son, now but
sixteen ear ofsge, he gave 81, 5000, 600;
to the second and third sons, each $780,
600; and 100000, and the accommodates
thereof to a of his four daughter all
very young.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-05-14

Washington dispatches
that the Secretary of the Treasury viii
purchase $40 bonds to the amount of
2 million dollars each week, and that
b he has directed the Assistant Treasurer
TO receive proposals therefor. This is
wise and bHsiness-Ifke. The wonder
IS that the surplus gold in the Treas
ury was net put to this use long ago.
On every bond purchased the interest
4seases to run and th4 discount is saved.
while the people have the satisfaction
Of knowing that the debt is decreased
at the rate Of at least ffty-two millions
q year. Atthe same time the coin is
being put forth into the channels of
commerce, and is made useful to the
+, people and productive to the govern
ment. 1t is to be hoped that the miser-
1y policy of boarding is now finally
abandoned audrthat~ henceforth ali the
surplus revenues Will be devoted to
the reduction of the debt by purchase
Of the securities. There is no safer
surer roadto ultimate resumption.
It is a healthy sign that candidates
for the nominations of the next Re-
publican State Convention are becom-
ing numerous. For the Go-vernorship.
Mr.. Galloway would not decline the
candidacy if rendered him, though we
are not advised that his friends intend.
pressing his claims, and the indications
are strong that Governor Hayes will
have a clear field for denomination.
The anne may be said of Lieut.. Gov.
Lee. But for Treasurer, DR.. Geo. w.
Roby, of Ross, Hon. Robert Sherrard,
& of Steubenville, Hon. G. w. Potwin,
and Hon. S. S. Warner, the present in
cumbent, are named. For Member of
Board of Public Works, Stark county
viii present the name of Richard R.
Porter, and Pickaway that of Capt.
Josiah Parkhurst. Judge Days name
will be presented for denomination for
the Supreme Bench. Fol Attorney
General, General Kelley, of Perry, and
Colonel FrankB. Pond, Representative
from Morgan county, are named. It is
not likely the Convention will be en-
barrassed in its work by the want of
good material.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-05-14

The two don't 60 together, as some peo6
may be led to uppDse The ALNA5 9
Hartford, is q sound, reliable INSURANCE
Company, and stands ut the head OF Fire
Tms. Co.'S In the country. over eeyeH hlHt-
dred local Mutuals and7E0 companies have
started, dzzted, broke, &c, since the Htra
began her successful career secure en-
Htna policy at once on. Your Dwelling at
Store and yOuare safe-sJfe to have @ friend
to help you in fine hour of misfortune.
curity to policy holders. AGENTS Tor
cheap concerns, VIII try to make you H
teve that the Atua's rates are four
times higher than h ever asked. BE-
neVe nc such trash. Can on the AGENT f1r
the Atna, and get rates from h~eadquarierH.
and dOntdelaB calling % 0licg. mrl3
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-05-14
RTARR,a
READY REBTEDr

sTARR's READY REMEDY
supercedcs the necessity of nnvinr q esrn
for Glimhl0run Or pntm Wffnr. .HHa aaFaH
20 the best Pain Cures im mo mnrref rr-
costs but half ns mmch. ana w-nrranfrf ~
answer just as Nuelli m nM enaoe wan az
not believe it hWn.
nor Sole Wholesale and retaiI. HV N. E
STARR, Delaware. 10Y. nnH r SO M
Country Merchants. nrf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-05-14
rhs oeIaMsaaEe county nlble

HAS Inst Received a New suppIyo OF
II Hooks nom the American Bible Booie-
~ which, with the stock on hand, makes
kae assortment full and complete in the va
Elous styles Of Family and Pocket Bibles
AhQ ~1estaAnents. Also, Bibles and Tcsta~
Laehss IN Hebrew, Arabic, Greek, German
ana French languages. For sale nG the So.
qlety 2 list prices,at the DeposltorYsC q, Platt's
ieweIry store, No. 3 Williams Block. my7
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-05-14

Gen. Gorge III. Thomas has gone TO
take command Of bis new Department,
Known As the Military Division Of the
Pacific. 1t eomprises Alaska, Washing
ton, Columbia, Oregon, I'd tho, Califor-
ala. Nevada and Arizona.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-05-14

/ McELROY a SON have connected
az with their Wagon Factory, corner OF
William and Washington streets, one OF
Fay q Co.'S Improved Flooring Machines.
Ttiey. are prepared to make on Short notice
all kinds Of flooring and Notwithstanding;
also do alik1nds Of ORNAMENTAL turning and
scroll saving. They keep on hand for sale,
Black Walnut Htatr-hHnisters or various
patterns, Please give us a call. apr9-Sm
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-05-14

The call Of the state Central Com
mittee Tor the Union RaRu6Iicln state
Convention to b. held on the 28d Of
June, Is published to-day. Delaware
county Is sRtftled to seven delegates.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-05-14
ATTACTENIENT NOTICE..

4 II my instance, an Attachment
"a was this day issued by Jacob Fisher, a
Justice of the Peace of Trenton Township,
Delaware County, against the property and
effects OF A. Chrysler, a nonresident Of said
county. Dated this 9Th day of May, 1863.
myI4-3tt WILSON NJ. SEARS
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-05-14

During the late session ofthp r.a~ia-
ture there were enacted ia g.rera
laws and e7 local speci laws Fortv-
seven joint resolutions were adopted.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-05-14

The Marion Democratic Mirror OF the
9th briefly but ~9erventIy remarks:
The Ohio Legislature will adjourn
sine ate Tomorrow. Thank God.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-05-14
REPORT

the Board of School Examine
ers for Delaware County. made N
the State COMMISSIONS Of Comm a
Schools.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-05-14

ALondon confectioner has appealed
to chancerv to protect his copyright in
a HesIaD fjq asWestmeaF-ah Imitation
in st76ar al an oyster, which is a16xed
r. - aoId ubb1 real oyster sheA
4as Begislata of Indiana hasepass-
Cd Bill mtfoduoing Tire German ln-
0naee S branch of Instruction in14e
public schools of that State.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-05-14
~ATvTACmgTENT NOTTCE.

A Mn GAR WIN vs.. WILLARD s.
~ STOCKWELL. Before +. NJ. Owen, JUS
tice of the Peace of Kingston Township.
Delaware County, OHIO. On the Goth day Of
April, AID. 1869, said Justice issued an or
der of attachment in the above action, for
the sum of nj hundred and ten dollars and
tWenty-one cents. ANN GARVIN
Kingston, May Sd, 1868. myl4-3tt
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-05-14

very disastrous fire broke out last
Wednesday morning among the steam
eoats at the landing in Cincinnati. six
me steamboats, with their cargoes were
totally destroyed before the flames
could Pc subdued. The boats DESTROY
81 We're the Clifton, WestmoreIand,
Melnotte, Cheyenne, Darl3ng and Mary
irwin The total loss amounted to
s2S5,ooo, which was mostly covered by
insurance,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-05-14

Yellow fever is raging fearfully in
the cities on the southern coast of Peru,
where an average of forty persons die
every day, though the greater portion
of the population nave fled to healthier
regions. 1.-THE bodies are thrown with
out cof6ns. or shrOuds, into trenches.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-05-14

The great event of the week was the
driving of the last spike in the last
rail Of the Pacific Railway, on Monday.
she event was immediately telegraph-
ed an over the Union, and was the oc-
vasioh OF much rejoicing by the good
people of our land. San Francisco is
low in direct connection by rail with
the Atlantic cities.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-05-14

NOTICE a. hereby given fhuE OBJ
~ the &uth day OF April, A. h 1859. a. uetIe
ZION, signed BY seventeen citilcna was UieH
az a special meeting OF tho ouu Caunte.
Sloners Of Delaware county, Ohio, DravIu.
inst tne Delaware no County Lino Turn.
PIKE company mo enter upon and tukT
possession OF tho following road. tsaruTr
Al that portion Of the road known as fHu
state rood, running nom Delaware
M0ryNN1N0, as lies hotwaan fhn Vhfrur
and Union County Zine and Doinwnrp N5E.
LaseY tof the purpose 81 building a er9sa
Eo,A9 taSreoni ealQ petition VIM De- for hc8F
ersi onithe lac Monday Qf june. lgn.
DAVID DAVIS.
apr2-iw PRESIDENT OF snid Comnany.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-05-14

TyHE forcbodings Of disaster tarL
i now nils the mercantile mind, uue arf
the surface indications of the cum5nE ID.
that terrible day Of reckoning, when
h~1gh-priced merchant sn0u realize his H-.
error of clinging TO his old stock, and To tGe
fess stun for n 10 would bring. and Et1r
ing anew with fresh merchandise. Themu
of goods are cheaper this spring in
specie than in old specie times and tine
reason IL tssO terribly dull with most firms
is, that the people are singing out The HVf-
n thelLke, and are -patronizinH hem
most exclusively.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-05-14

A Flremen's State Convention will be
held at Wooster, Mag27th. r NJ. Down.
lag, Of Wooster, is chairman of the
COMMITTEES Of arrangements.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-05-14
FEW ADvERTIsEmENTs
LIST.

r IsT of Letter remaining unenIIed
Ii for in h Delaware Post Office, May l3:
Anarnuur H. Krsrht Ranf =
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-05-14

g Ii on One Year s Time, for $40.
y a Carriage we'll worth $50 to a person
having use for il, just because I have no use
for it. Lmyl4-4mI III. j. EAION
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-05-14
Big Stock of New Goods,
N Great bargains.

p HyousgantGoods new and flesh, cheap
er than you can buy old stock elsewhere.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-05-14
SHORT-HORN CATTLE

80 -HEE
ThOrOugh- bred Bull, GEN
Il GRANT, No. 669, American Herd Book.
bred by Major Duncan, the wel-known
breeder of Bourbon County, Kentucky, is
now owned by the undersigned. Is avery
superior animal in form and quality, and
an excellent breeder. His sire, Leopld,
1913, was by Duncan's Duke of AiTdrie, Zl43,
out of Luan 10th, by the matches import
ed Duke of Airdrie, No. 12,730, English
Herd Book. The dam of Gen. Grant, Nan
ME Williams I'd, was by imported Brontes
I'd, I,S7, &c. l..-
I have for sale a large number of Cows,
Hetfers n Calves, of the purest blood and
the most useful qualities. Also, thorough
bred South Down Sheep, the best of al the
mutton breeds. a- e. -
myI4-3G s--,-.-- 7. G. JONES,
H T -
DOR the best BOnnets, go to Miss e.
Il ROGERS. -s.. m .5a. .- +
IF you would buy a ChiId's Hat to
i please you, go to Miss Ell. ROGERS. =
MISS E. j. ROGERs keeps the latest
vi styleo f every thing.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-05-14
Political.

"sPRAeUE PRINrs" The Congress
sionaI Globe.
Gen. Ed. f. Schneider, has. rendered
his resignation of the Adjutant General
ship of Ohio and las formed a law part
neFship in Canton with his brother-in
law, George w. Graft, Register in Bank
ruptcy for the Seventeenth Ohio Dis
triet.
The pleasure thatmay be experienced
from the announcement of the discovery
ofIarge eoal-6elds in Alaska will be
damaged by the subsequent statement
that the coal, owing to its ~Tesinous ma.
.ture, is nearly as dangerous on ship
board as a cargo of petroleum or nitro
glycerine. Are we to have no gold
without dross; no pleasure without
alloy? 1t is sad. II
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-05-14

Extensive preparations are being
made by me Navy Deparsment for the
observation Of the total ~eclipse o. the
San which occur in August next.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-05-14
Chester Whife Pfes.

T HAVE for Sale, for Breeding Pur-
i poses, some extra Chester While Pigs,
from three and one-half to four months old,
weighing from III to 135 lbs. each, bred from
SoWs weighing $50 to 600 lbs. each. There
are no better or purer bred Hogs in the uni
ted States. Also, Eggs to sell; from pure
White-Faced Black Spanish Hens, at fifty
myI4@2tt GEO. II. GARDNER.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-05-14

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this dey been duly uunliued as Assignee Co"
james T.. Brown late OF snId county. AM
persons interested win govern thCuEelrr.
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