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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-11-19
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4. Critical Notices Of the Press.
HARPEE's BAzAR contains, besides pic
tures, patterns, ETC., a variety of matter Of
especial use and interest to the family; ar
tieIee on health dress, and housekeeping
in all its branches its editorial matter is
specially adapted to the circle IT is intended
to interest and instruct and ii has, besides
good stories and literary matter Of merit.
II is not surprising that the Journal, with
such features, has achieved in a short time
an immense success; for something of its
kind was desired in thousands Of families,
and It's publishers have filled the demand.
The young lady who buys single number
of HARPER's BAzAR is made q subscriber
for lffe.-N. y. ECeHfnO Post.
The Bazaar is excellent. Like all the PEE
rfodicals which.the HaTpers publish, it Is
almost ideally well edited, and the class OF
readers for whom it is intended-the moth
ers and daughters in average faInili ieS-can
not but profit by its good sense and good
taste, which, we have no doubt, are to-day
making very many homes happier than
they may have been before the women, be-
gan taking lessons fIl-45eTEonaI and house
hold and social management from this
good-natured n1entor.-Iihe Nation 545
It has the merit of being sensible, CON
veying instruction, of giving excellent
patterns in every department, and of being
! Well stocked with good reading-unatter.-
! HdtcflBldR and Reflector.
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TeHiplrr EIaIl BuiIaiog,

BIEssRs. EDIToRs.-I am as is generally
wen known, engaged in Fire, Life and Ma
Fine Insusance business, and represent 90
agent the OLDEST, LARGEST and MO5L
RELIABLE Insurance Companies in the
Country. Recently certain designing par
ties very anxious to get risks for inferior
Insurance Companies and having failed TO
lessen my business by fatr work IN the nel4
have cOncocted and set In circulation nu-
merous slanderous and lying reports about
me. IT Is NOITRUE that am in arrears
to any of my Companies, nor have beens
except for a short time, and that was cause
ed by another persons fault ard not Hly 0lO17r
Any Insurance Agent who had an une
worthy person in his employ who should
collect and use monies to the extent OF HeV~
eTal hundred dollars that belonged 20 such
Agents Iug1rauce Companies, might be
temporarily in aFTeaEs for a short time 1t
is enough to say il such monies were COLI
iected and held from me- with the MALE
ciOus intention TO injure me in the estimo~
tion of Insurance Companies, by making
me unable to meet my settlements when
due-the object has not been attained M0
Insurance accounts are all squared Wp. OtdsT
stories in reference to my general indcbt-
edTlesS all over town. and "OWing for FUR
niture," &c. ARE FALSE. They are
only the devices Of bad and wicked
men to tnjure me in the estimation
OF the public, My old friends and patrons
win only heed them as such and i should
not refer to such sttET here were 10 not for
the fact, that it may reach the GERS OF some
who do not know me.
''Fdir Is IIiT-'' and tricky undermined
schemes to iuiure a man in his business
will surely come home to rOOst on their ull~
thOrs' heads. GEO. g. EATON
Sept. I7-tE
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A. STRAUSS,

Yours Truly,
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CITY rs. COUNTY PAPERS.


The ConheautEi11e IPa.) Record has
an article on the subject of the differ
eice in the cost of weekly papers
printed only as such, and of the week
ly edition of daily papers, which a
great many people who want one as
cheap as the other, should read. It
says:
As the time is approaching when our
country friends make their arrange
ments for reading matter for the new
year, we take occasion to say a few
plain words on subject of Importance,
at least to US. In starting out we in
sist that every, family should have
their home journal. and where circum-
stances VIII admit, should also take q
fifst-class city weekly, as it is impossi-
bic with the limited space at his COM
nland for the country editor to even
briefly notice all important events as
The principal argument used in favor
of the city weekly is its eheapness, on
~ 81 so or 81 70 a year, in clubs even
less, while the country paper, not as
large either, costs 81 or 81 so. Without
stopping 70 examine s-I5. nine II there be any
cause for this difference in price, some
person at each postoff1ce at once sets
out to get-nI a club for the city week
zIy.
Now let us see how it is that the city
papers are afforded at such low rates,
nish reading matter that in any other
shape would cost ten times as much.
The reason is simply this: Outside of
the cost of white paper, ink and mail
ing, the city weeklies cost the city pub
fishers nothing while the entire cost
of type setting, press work, paper,
ink, mailing, office rent, fuel, ETC., is
added to the cost of the country pub
lisher's paper. The type is all set up
and paid for on the daily paper of the
city publisher, and 1t is merely trans
ferred to the weekly, while the press
man being hired by the week, receives
nothing additional on the weekly 90
that an the city printer receives above
the first cost of white paper, ink and
mailing, is as much clear gain, and he
can therefore make more money bY
furnishing his paper as low as 81 %
than the country publisher can at 50 a
year. fa t
Again the city publisher issues from
ten to one hundred Thousand copies of
his paper weekly while the country
publisher counts his subseri bers at be-
tween one and two thousand only, his
sheet being considered as in very
dOurishing condition if its circulation
comes within five hundred Of the lat
ter figures. Ten cents profit on each
yearly subscriber gives the city pub
Usher handsome income, while the
same profit on the country publishers
list would not pay his rent. The couTl-
try publisher is paid; just when it is
most convenient for the subscriber,
and in altogether too frequent in
stances it never happens to be con-
yenient; the city publisher receives
his paysin advance, has no bad debts,
and has his money3tO work on during
the year. His advertising counts him
from one to two dollars per line; the
country publisher is considered very
''hard in the mouth if he charges two
dollars for a twenty line1 vBudue ads
vertisement. We might go. ohAand fill
the column with comparisons of a sim
liar character, but it is useless. ~ .TE
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N0ffce

TO 0fcHeTs Of property bounding and abutttIig
Third Street from Liberty Street IceSt to
the 1ceSt line Of Miss Yates premises.
NOTICE is hereby given that an as
IN sessment has been made on the lots and
lands bounding and abuttIng OH said por-
tiOn of Third street for grading the same,
and that said assessment is on file in the Of
fee OF the undersigned for the inspection
and examination of persons interested
therein. q. o. LITTLE,
nOVl9-W3 Recorder.
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.C0mMON sRNAE !

w WANTTDA GENTS, $3.50 per month to
ssl the only GES " lss I tS3 NF,Ig e52Ni-
CHINE. Price only 81 $. ~ Great indticb-
mants to Agents. This is the most popular
Sewing Machine of the day--fuailCss she Ia
nous Elastic lock stitch '4W4uf do any
kind OF work that can be done oisany Ma
chine&t80, ,OO0 sold and the deu1hnd con-
stantly lyfnefeasing Now IL the time 10 take
an agency. Send for circulars. - Be1caFe
Of iRgfIN6eYS. FEW Address SECOND d co,
Mo. GERS HA-H'b E.ai -fE' .# ~ H5
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To repeal an Ordinance entitled san Ordinance
to Improve West WiLLiqH1 street,
q ECTION L. Be 1T ordained by the
- Council of the Incorporated Village of
Delaware: That an ordinance passed Oc-
tOber 4, 1859, requiring the Improvement of
West William Street from the Old Corpora
tiOn Line 10 the New Corporation Line, be
and the same is hereby repealed.
SEC. 2. This ordinance to take effect and
be in force from and after its publication.
Passed November Is, 1869.
CHARLES NEIL Mayor.
c. o. LITTLE, Recorder. nOvl9-2t
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Eather .nranintha- !

Father Hyaeinthe, in letter TO
some Boston olergymen. repeats what
he has had occasion to say heretofore
that he is q Catholic, and hopes TO
remain SO. But he adds what must
also be regarded as part of bis dis
doctrine, that "the true
Church, embracing all who hold Christ
as their head, is far wider than any
sarthiy Organization.
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Notice y---Read!!

rTvHATJ AmEs H. NEAL Is not au-s
i thOrized 10 transact any Insurance
busine ness for the following named Compan-
les, in connection with my Insurance
Agency Office:
Mutual Life ms. Co., OF New York,
HEtna Ins. Co., Hartford, Conn.
Hartford Fire Ins. Co.
Putnam Fire " " "
Railway Passengers, "
Home Ins. Co. 90 New Haven "
Continental Ins. Co. " New York.
YOnlkers q n. Y. "
Western Ins. Co. " Buffalo, ~. Y.
lie has no authority to solicit risks, collect
premiums, nor make contracts for insHr-
anee for the above named Companies
through my agencies for the same, nor to
use or distribute blanks, circulars. &c. WITH
my name stamped or written OF printed on
as Agent. GEO q. EATON
Sept. 17--tf
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sUBseRIPTIONs.-Is7O.


HARPEIs's BAZAAR, one year,. go. .S4 CO..
An EIrh-a Copy Of either the, MAGAZINE
WEEKLY, or Bazaar l9iH be supplied gratis
for egeTy FIVE SUBSCRIBERS at S4 20, each,
in one remittance or, Six Copies for. so, 90
without extra COPY.
SubScu ptions to HdTDer's MdQdzi4te,
Weekly, and Boza5, to one address for one
year, $40 90 ; or, two of H0gperiS Periodic
d1s,, to one address for one year, 81 co.. =
lack Numbers Can be supplied at any
time. 4-s- -
Vols. and II. of Harpef's Bzsos7, for
the years 1869, elegantly Bound in green
morocco cloth, viii be sent by express
freight prepaid, for 81 90 EACH. 3 :. -srr =
The postage on HARPER's Bazaar is 20
cents a year, which must be paid at the
SlLbScri6er'S pOst-office.
Address HARPER & BROTHERS,
. Nov. l9, '69-lt New York. z
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Brick Pomeroy, of the New York
Democrat, with all the stunning em-
phasis of separate lines. declares:
The Democratic party of the United
States is sadly in want.
Its wants are not numerous, but Sc
we're.
It wants brains. q
It wants honesty. =
It wants pluck.
It wants unity of action.
1t wants integrity of purpose.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-11-19

iorTnerlg doing Business in Templar Hall
Buildiny for the last II years.
Nov. ls, 'G9-tG $3.50
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-11-19

NHTOMER OF NEW DIRK !; or the
wv Underworld Of the Great city.
The sins of every class of society exposed
AUoiI the Railroad to rum. Signals of dan
ger are up. MORE MONEY IN IT FOR LIVE
AGENTS THAN ANY OTHER Book. Takes
THREE presses all the time to print fast
ned gent as0e3s-1 . s-anaersz o.
DAYS. 74Q pages, 45 illustrations. Price,
50 s5 o.. A EfsIHt S W an Hsd. .AddnesS y .aY4
BOOK Co, I45 Nassan street, N. Y.
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sT6Nn
lsTONRG sT0NR !

MOOR a. Window EAEIs, Cellar gFepsf
u Flags, Cfsteru Covers IN tie rough, ana
all kinds of building Stone, furnished at
my Quarry, west of o. W. i, College, West
Delaware. Orders may be left at the Gro
cery store or W. s. Little, Snnduslxy Street.
May g. '67. @, w, LITTLE
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Notice.

20 otgneTs Of Qfproperty bounding and a5letilog
on SahduSky Street, from Lincoln AUeHUe
north to the Corporation line.
NJ Office is hereby given that an as
In SeSs snent has been made on the lots and
ton OF S5andusZy Street for graVellng and
guttering the same, and that AID assessment
Is file in the office of the underSI gned Tor
the inspection and ANIMATION OF persons
interest," ed thereIn- c. y. LITTLE,
MOVIE 69W3 Recorder.
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LIVE STOCK.

The Philadelphia North american
has compiled the following statistics
from the official reports just published
at Washington, in regard to live stock
In the three largest States:
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/. j osh Billings relateth his first ex-
perience with the gong thusly:
- [ can never eradicate holi from my
memory the sound of the first gong
ever hestd-I was setten on the front
stupe NV a tavern in the sitty. Nv Buff
ferlo, peusiVely smoking. The sun
vas going to bed, and the heavins fur
and mere WeTe blushing at the perform
ance The Fry Ksnal with its gold
en- waters was on its way to Albany,
a-hotin bi, and thinking NV Italy
(EhsTe / used to live) and her gondol-
ers. Mi intire sole, as it were, was IN
aswet. wanted to Kline I felt CRATE
I actually grew. There are things
in this life to be trihed with;
there are times when 3 man breaks
luse from hisself, when he sees spirits
when he can almost touch the mune,
and feel tho he could Eli both hands
with the stars Nv heVin-almost sware
he was bank president. That's what
allied me- -"
But the course nv tru Iuv never did
run smuthe, (this was Shakespear's 5
opinion too, I and he often think thru
q Quill, just as / was doing mi best
dummer, dummer. spat, bang, beller,
crash, roar, ram, dummer, rip, Whang,
rare, rally, dummer, dumEer, dunn
with one TREMENDOUS jump I struck the
centre of the sidewalk, with another I
stood in the middle of the street, snort
in like an Injine pony at a band of
musk. Gazin in wild despare at the
tavern stand, mi hart sWslled up as
big as an outdoor oven, mi teeth were
as luse IS q string uv bedes. l thot all
the ctoekery in the tavern had fell
down [ thot0uv fehomenons. / thot
NV Gabriel and his horn, I Woz just
on the pint of thinking Nv something
else. when the landlord cum out to the
front stupe Nv the tavern holding By q
string the bottom of an old brass ket-
tie. He know led me gently with his
hand, { went slola and sloIa upto him,
he kammed mi feres, he said supper
wuz reddy, he asked me if | wud have
black or green tea, and / sed | Wud,
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Holiday , ogrrmaI for 1870.

CONTAINING a Fairy story for Christi
~ mass, Plays, Puzzles and Wonders. 10
large pages, illustrated. Sent FREE on re-
ceipt Of z cent stamp for postage. ADAMS
& CO., 25 Broomfleld Street, Boston, Mass.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-11-19

A. GENTS kWANVED4FOrs How to
n Make the Farm Pay. a sure, safe
and practical Guide to every Farmer, stock
Raiser. Gardner. and FrHit Culturist. By
this book yearly profits may be doubled,
land in creased in value, poor men made
rich, and honest labor rewarded. English
in a few towns iir]s ? sFfuudfeds IA 81 single
township. Agents can mud no better work
during the FAN and Winter. Farmers and
their sons can each make 500 per month.
Send for circular. Address -ZEIGLER, Nc
CURDY & co.. Cincinnati, Ohio, or Chica-
go. III.
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FAITHFUL FRIEND,

One that is always ready to aid IN the hour
Of misfortune by fire, has the old HARTFORD
FIRE INsURAECE Co. proved to be, for al-
most SiEtV Years, to an her Policy Holders.
Always solid, safe, prompt ana liberal she
has won her hosts OF friends and patrons
she is able and willing to perform Casd
ability and careful mann geufert mark the
OLD HARTFORD one OF the UeF} DeSt luGElre
ance Companies in America.
With CASH ASSETS of over Two and q
Quarter Millions of Dollars, rates for ii1aur-
ance as CHEAP as security VIII permit, you
can trust your dwelling or merchandise to
no safer Insurance than Hartford POLICY
viii afford. Secure one at O7ce. from che AgsIl
GEO. O.. EATON,
Je4 TeHiblEr HaIl BuiIdfogs
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PENNSYLVANI.


From the above, il will be seen that
Ohio is considerably ahead in three of
the leading items, and is largely in ex-
cess in the aggregate, and as TO the
FIRST item is In advance of Pennsyl-
.Vapia, As a wool-Rrowing State, Ohio
Is decidedly in the van. fs
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cAssIN1ERE SUITS,
FINE BROAD CLOTH COATS,
OVERCOATs BY THOUSANDS

and in short everything is New and
Desirable. viii assure those who patron
fze me that I will sell them
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DISTRICT COURT.

Ordered that a copy of this order be pub
Hshed by the Clerks in the several counties
in the District in one or more newspapers,
printed and circulated therein, for four
weeks prior to the 1st day of January.
II. @. JONES.
GEO. W. GEDDES,
-..- WILLIAM REED,
WILLIAM OSBORN
Judges
MANSFIELD, o., Oct. Is, 1869.
I, b. F. LoOFBoURRoW, Clerk of Common
Pleas of Delaware County, Ohio, hereby
certify the above to be a correct copy of the
order fixing the times of holding Court for
tie year 1870. B. f. LOOFBOURROW,
noy5-4t Clerk.
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TIN ROOnnR, House and Barn groue-
bling and Repairing belonging 20 the TIM
smith business. Prices always as low az the
quality or the material used will permit,
jyl6-tf THOMAS EVANS, JRs
MORNING STAR CoOhfmE Stoves
WI have been thoroughly tested f0r the
past ten years. Thousands testify OF it's
superior qualities. Buy it and you viii have
no regrets OF 50 foolish an act as being
led away by Fashion Thomas Evans ~.
is the only Stove dealer IN Delaware that
can buy of the Manufa cturers OF the Morn
ing Star. Others cannot buy them except
by deception. Buy only then of
THOMAS EVANS JH
Sole Agent Of Manufacturers for DelaWarg
County. tyl6-f
YOU are not hum bugged An buying g.
Il high priced Cooking Stove when you
buy the Stewart Cooking Stove Of
THOMAS EVANS. JR.,
Sole Agent Of Manufacturers for Delaware
County. jyl5-tR
nON'T fail to see the new Cooking
~ Stoves at Evans, called Superior and
Independent, patented only last March
These Stoves have very high ovens, admit
ting long wood, having patent Fender doors
in combination with register outer door,
thus affOrding ready access to the nre-boZ--
at all times heating the air before A reaches
the Il re, which reduces the quantity OF fuel
required below that OF other Stoves. The
Independent has Patent Extended Top
Reservoir, warming closet, and siL-hole ar
rangement. They are warranted 70 give
satisfaction OF no sale.
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9 OlIETHING f7s-the Star for.t Everybody.
y Star in the w est, / $40. An S-page
UniversaIisU family weekly, giving current
secular news, Fcited by Rev. DR.. " WILIIA9 NJ
son q J. S.aCANr4yELIs g. 30 per year IN
advance. Premium 20 7lelU subscribers. Send
for specimen. Address WILLIAMSON e,
CANTW ELL, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Sc 4,srAElsf SPAN C=EIEEB1 sIsATgN4E Es.si-
. It still waves, better than ever. Rich,
Rare, Racy.- Ledger size. 40 cOlunlnsss- VIA,
Hum0F, Fun, Hum bugs. exposed. E1legan {
So steel plate 8 sEvangeItnep GRATIS to EIv-
ERY subscriber. 0uly 75l cts. for 81 whole
year@SseeI plate FREE. SpecimcnssG cts.
Address BANNER, Hinsdale, N. H.
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A supplement containing numerous full
sized patterns o. useful articles acconpan-
les the paper every fortnight, and occa-
sionally an elegant Colored Fashion Plate
HHRPER'S BAZAR contains l6 folio pages
of the size of HARPER' s. WEEKLY, printed
lished weekly.
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BENT Shake.

THE sUREsT AGUE REMEDY KNOWN,
JOhnsOn's Vegetable Candy Ague
Cure. Safe, permanent and etfectual- So
no poison. sold Everywhere. Made and
sold by HOWELL & JOHNSON Bedford,
Ind. Sent, post paid, on receipt of price
LOCK HAVEN, PA.
8fessrs. LipBincott & BaEelCeII I7ittsb1trg, Pa.
GENTS We have been using your make OF
Gang Saws in our Mill, and find them, IN
point of quality, superior to any we nave
ever used. Yours, &C., ~
SHAW BT ANCHARD & co.
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WANTS.
w A NTED.
What all Want !!

GOOD and durable I EameaB OF
N themselves aud friends, esp,., ...s de
parted friends.
THESE can be made I0e size from the
smallest pictures, also from those old faded
ones of any l1tnd-gtVing color OF hair, eyes,
Is the only really durable coloriug in use.
Prices TO suit all, varying nom ten to fifty
dollars framed.
ANY one having three hours a day to
spend, for four weeks can have three Life
Sized Pictures for thirty dollars with a lSnowl-
edge OF the Principles of the Art.
BE sure to call and examine specimens
before making orders elsewhere. Don't for
get the place, 126, South Main street,
four doors north Rail Road.
Oct. 30. '69-ly. M. N. BUhKHOLDER.
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For Sale.

q SAFE for $50. Almost
"A 70 I , new-Fire and Powder pr0of
Call AZ Post Once and see IL. H. ~. PER-
AANS. Now ~, '69-tf
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d ES q

TO THE WORKING CLASS.-We are
now prepared to furnish all classes with
constant employment al honnef the whole
ness new, light and profitable. Persons OF
either sex easily earn from SOC. TO 50 per
evening, and proportional sum by devOt-
ing their whole time to the business Boys
and girls earn nearly as nQuch as men.
That all who oSee this notice m ay send their
address, and test the business, we make this
unparalleled offer To such as are not well
satisfied, we VIII send 81 to pay for the
trouble of writing. Full particulars, a val
liable sample, which will do to commence
work on, and a copy of The Peoples LiterG-
Ty COnlpdniOH-One of the largest and best
family newspapers pUeliShed-all sent free
by mail. Reader, if yt9T1gWant. permanent,
profitable work, address E. c. ALLEN CO.
AUGUSTA, AIAINE.E 2 a. =
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IL assorigipal,' 22,0QQ sold. Tells .how,
to h1nti trap aud edteh ALL animals nom
mink to bear. $40 tanning secrets. 81 pages
PAY. Money refunded If not satisfied
Only 25 ets,, post-paid. Address HUNTER
& Cor Published, Hipsdalei n, Il, F,-
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ANOTHER RAILROAD HORROR.


SAN Francisco, November 14-At
q few minutes past 8 A. NJ, the East
ward bound train on the Western Pa
eific Railroad, eight cars. including
one sleeping car, eollided- with the
Alameda Ferry four cars, near
San LeandFo. both trains going at the
rate of twenty miles an hour. The
enaines are perfect wreck The cars
were smashed and driven through one
another.
The Western Pacific train left
prompt on time, but the morning was
so foggg the engineer could with diff
6eulty see any distance ahead. On ar
FiEing at the switch where the West
ern Pacific connects. with the Alame-
da road, the train slowed and the
switch tender was questioned rs to
whether the Alameda train had passed
He answered All right, go ahead
Soon sitter the trains came together
with q terrific crash, The FIRST passsn-
ger car of the Western Pacific was
driven through the smoking car. The
other cars were badly damaged. The
killed and wounded are variously ssti-
mated q from ten to fifteen and the
wounded at from thirty to. fifty. is
impossible 10 obtain correct numbers
as present, ~ ~
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-----------777'--'7 1--------
JUDICIAL.
TIMES OF
III OLDEN G. OUR Z
FOR THE
YEAR 1870.
TIMES OF

II meeting of the undersigned
"a Judges of the Court of Common Pleas
of the sixth Judicial District Of Ohio, held
at Mansfield, Ohio this 18th day of October,
A. d. 1863, it is ordered that the terms OF the
Court of Common Pleas and District Court
for said District, for the year 1870, be held at
the times following:
IL COgI5F OF COMMON PLEAS.
ASHLAND March IS. September ), De-
cember .. srssz
MORROW February =, August s, octo-
Der II.
RICHI-AND- February q, August q, No
Yember 7.
HoLMEs-January II, April Is, october
-cosHocToN- February s, May 8, october
WAYNE-AIarch II, August %, November
q. 10
DELAwARE-Marclr 2l, August l, No
vember7.
KNOX February Is, May 10, September
LICKING-January 10, April 4, soptem-
Der 5. -FasS