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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-20
rHE mARCE ID IL -.

In Gen. Sherman's practical and
characteristic Address the other day TO
the West Point class, he saids
I have oftentimes been asked by
friends familiar with Aenophou. Hume
and Jomini, in which Of these hookE
had learned the secret Of leading
armies on long and difnCult marches
and they seem surprised when 1u-
sWered that was not aware thet heQ
been Influenced by any Of thems i G8lL
them what now tell you ia an aina-
plicity and truth, that when i was q
young Lieutenant of artillery had
often hunted deer in the sWamps Of
the EdistO, the Cooper and the Santeo,
and had seen with my own eyes that
they could be passed with wagons
that in the spring of 1914 had ridden
on horseback from Marietta, Ca, 20 the
valley of the Tennessee and back TO
Augusta, passing in my course over
the very fields of Altoona, Of KenesuW
and Atlanta, where, afterWard, 60 f6u
to my share to command armies and 30
utilize the knowledge thus casually
gained. Again In 1919 and 1850 4 was
in California, and saw arrive acrogs
that wild belt Of 1900 miles Of untn-
habited country, the caravans ot omlf
grants, composed Of men, women and
children, who reached their destination
in health and strength and when we
used to start on a journey of 4l0l0
miles. with q single blanket as cover
ing. a coil of dried meat and q sack OF
naTebed corn meal as food. With this
knoyiedge fairly acquired in actual
erDerience, was there any need Of me
TO look back to Alexander the Great,
or to Marl borough foreERmple2 Would
not rather have miles Of inhabited
country that lay between me, and been
worthy of censure had j hesitated when
duty called, to conduct a we'll organ
lied army thoroughly equipped and
supplied, across tho few
enemies of our Government,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-20
TAXEs ARE HIGH.

THIS Is A COMMON -COAEPAAINTs
Il but are not voluntary taxes much high
er than those assessed Tor the support Of
governments Let US see. Take one In
stance out of a thousand that are occurring
constantly: In a a certain neiRhborhOOd in
our county, travelling SLOtTlCiJeT sold, accord
ing TO reliable Information, not less than
one hundred pairs of spectacles at S4.OO per
pair, just such as l am selling at rs cents
the same in every respect. Now, here was
S825 sent from q small community unneces-
sarily for one item alone; and this SOFT of
thing is going on constantly in nearly all
Kinds of business. " When will the people
learn WISDOM - that they can do better for
themselves and the country by buying
every thing they need of established and re-
liable dealers at home H
In the line of Spectacles, have large
and complete assortment, eni bracing all the
leading Styles, such as Lancashire Lenses,
Cry stat, the best French and English Pere-
scopic and Double Complex Glass, in all
styles OF frames. Also, same kind OF glass
to set IN old frames.
| Long experience in ftting eyes with Spec
Iecl. enables me to do It readily and cur
Aectlg Fz1saass leestt-S u any
lS;s.f f5s are invited to Come where they VIII be
-onestly dealt with
] ya.. @. PLATT
No. Williams Block
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-20

Up In the early morning,
Just at the peep OF day,
Driving the sleep nom my eyendsi
Pulling the quilts away
Pinching my cheeks and my forehead
With his white fingers small,
This is my bright-eyed darling,
This is my Baby Paul
Down on the floor In the parlor,
Creeping with laugh and shout,
Or out IN the kitchen and pantry,
Tossing the things about;
Rattling the pans and kettles,
Scratching the table and wall,
This is my rogussh darling,
This is my Baby Paul.
Riding on papa's shoulder,
Trotting on grandpa's knee.
Pulling his hair and Whiskers,
Laughing in widest gleeS
Reaching for grandma1s g knitting.
SnatchIng her thinble and ball,
THIS issour household iuolt
This is our Baby Paul
Playing bo-peep with his brother,
kissing the little girls,
Romping with aunt and uncles,
CluUching his sisters curls
Teasing old pues from his slumbers,
Paftering DER porch and hall,
THIS is our bonny wee darling,
This is my Baby Paul
Nesting up close to my bosom.
Laying his cheek to mine, s45t
Covering my mouth with his Kisses,
SWeetsr tnsn golden wine.
FlingiDg his white arms about me,
Soft as the snOW-dakes fall,
This is my cherished darling,
This is my Baby Paul. RI
Far is his face as the lilies, |
Black are his eyes as the crows,
Sweet is his VOfce as the robin IS,
Red are his lips AS the rOse5
Bright i hIs smile as the sunbeamss
Banning W hene-6r call
This is my beaut1fuI darling,
This is my Baby Paul.
Uearer. q thousand times dearer,
The wealth in my darling hold.
Than all this earth's glittering treasure,
Irs glory, and hOnors, and gold
Do II these at my feel were now SIng,f
ia, gladly renounee them ali,
For tue sake of my brfght-eyed darling,
Ny dear little Baby Paul.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-20

in defense of her soil and the mainten-
ance of her Constitutional obligations
TO the Union -, and that tjustIce, good
faith and the Conssitu ion demand that
the money so generously provided by
the people of Ohio for her patriotic sol
diers, should be applied for their bsne-
fit and your committee respectfully
recommend that the Com u1ittee on
Finance in this House cause q bill 20 be
reported complying with this recon-
mendatiOn." In the recommendation
contained in this report the whole COM
closed and nothing was done. At the
NOvem Der session of 1858, again there
was no action. At the third session,
petitions from ali parts of the STATE,
numeFOusly signed by soldiers Rad al
so bY cItiZens, began to pour IN upon
the Legislature, asking for. the esgab-
lishment of Soldiers Home. The
fund temporarily used by the State 10
pay its debts was ample for the desired
purpose. A bill was introduced into
the Senate by Mr.. Burrows, a Republi-
c IN member OF the Senate, which pro-
vided that $50 soon as there shall be Sc
cured by voluntary contribution the
means with which TO provide suitable
grounds and buildings for the opening
of a home, and such means or properly
shall have been conveyed 70 Board OF
Managers of the Ohio SOldiers} Or
phansi Home and their successors in
offica, for the use of such home, said
0oard. shall have authority to open. said
nome for the purposes herein conteHa-
plated
BY this bill he Orphans Home was
to be established by The voluntary con
tributions OF charitable and patriotic
citizens, without expense to the State.
and the State was to defray the expenst.
of supporting The orphans at tho Home.
This bill was finally referred TO the
Committee on Benevolent Institutions
in the Senate, and nothing was heard
from the committee until in May, near
the end of the session, when Judge Car
ter, q Democrat, reported back the bill
"and recommended its indefinite post
Donement." He gave as the reason for
his recommendation, "the ubject mat
ter of the bill being amply provided
for by law" On the motion of Mr..
Lawrence, a Democrat. the whole sub
ject was laid on The table by a strictly
party vote.
Now, my friends, say 20 you that
until that great debt is settled and paid,
say to you that until the last orphan
child of our soldiers has been cared for
10 comfortable home, 1 say to the peo-
pie of Ohio, trust with power no man
who during that eventful struggle was
unfaithful to the cause of liberty and OF
Union, / thank You for your attention.
loud applause.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-20

N the 6th day of July, 1859. a petition,
signed by twelve ctU1zens residing on the
road below named, was nled with the Com
rTffssiontrs OF Delaware county, asking IL at
the Delaware, Berkshire and Sunpury T1rn-
lowing road, fo-Wit: Commencing at the
East line or ffie Corr FoEusTau OF Delaware on
the road leading from Delaware TO Berk-
shire, thence running with said road east TO
the road Leading past the Baptist Church IN
the town of Sunbury. and running through
Berkshire Corners. Said petition VIII De
for hearing at the next SESSION Of said Com
mIHsiuneIs.
July 80. 1869. JOHN F. SCOTT,
aug6-5W President OF SAID Company.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-20

To otgneTs Of properly bounding ana ablEtting
on WiLtianI street from Liberty street S5eSt to
the Corporation Line
THE Council OF the Incorporated
Il Village of Delaware at a regular meet
ing, held August 2, 1863, by q resolution then
adop ed. resolve to grade to the revised
grade, that portion OF William street eX-
tenuing iroul Liberty street to the old Cor
poraIiOn Line; also, to grade, pave aud
gutter the sidewalks on the south side Of
said street from the east line of James A.
Barnes property westward 10 the west line
of p. S. Donels0n's lots; also, to grade to the
established grade, 20 feet in width in the
center of said street, and gravel the same
trom the old Corporation Line to the new
Corporation Line. q. O. LITTLE,
aug6-4W Recorder.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-20
EXA1IINATTO NOTICE.
school Examiners Notice.

n ME School Examiners OF Delaware
Il county VIII meet, during the year 1869,
for the examination OF teachers at the fol-
lowing places and times, namely:
At the COURTHOUSE, in Delaware, on
February Z7Lh March 18th and 9th. April
Sd and 18th, May Sth and I'D, September
25th, October 9Th and 23d, HOVemb Der 9th
and goth, December llth.
At The srhoOi-hOuss, IN ashley April
10Th at the schoOl-hOuse IN LEWIS ZEN
TER, April 24th, and October 30th; at the
schOol-bOuse IN OSTRANDER, Octoher "a at
Col Frambes' schOol-hnuse, in SUNBuRY,
the Saturday after the session OF the County
Teachers Institute.
Candidates must present satisfactory tes-
timonIal, of good moral character; and the
law requires, as IA condition of examination,
that each applicant for ceTtincnGe snail
pay fee uf fifty cents.
No certificate ts granted unless the appli-
cant is "QuHlifled To teach ALL the branches
named In tire law namely OrlhOBfHpny'
Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, GeOgra phy
English Grammar; and Possesses an 4d-
equHts- knowledge OF the theory and prac-
tice Of teaching"
Examinations will commence at 10
O'Clock, A. NJ and close at o'clock p. NJ. ;
and 40 applicant will be admitted AFTER II
O'Clock. The exercises will be- conducted as
far a. possible in writing. Each candidate
IS requested To bring paper and pencil, and
stamp envelope addressed 10 himself, in
which The certified awarded viii be mIailed
TO him, or notice Of failure.
]. s. CAMPBELL,
IRauRry ~ l6BS.-u Clerk.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-20
THE GETTYsBURG BATTLE.
g FTEE DAN @ I'D INDIAN FIGHT
WAGED ON THE FIELD. .a
TFron tDe Pnliadeiphia Enquirer, Aul

IFrom the Philadelphia Enquirer, Aug. Y
An archaeological Investigation Of the
country around Gettysburg, conducted
by learned Antiquarian, has proven
the truth of a belief long entertained
by residents, that the battle field OF
Getryburg had, in the distant past, been
the scene of a bloody struggle between
the Indians or Of some unknown and
long extinct race. ..rr-.
This fact is atiested by the eXhuma-
ton of the military implements of tbs
com hatants and the remains ofthe dead
in what is known as the Indian Field
about a mile southwest Of Round Ton
audthe National Ceinetrv. These relics
are found thiclSly i'm b d,Iol in the soil
over the whole area Of Uprrjturv which
was thr scene of rebel defeat in lS63.-
They consist of stone arruw-heads, bat
tle-axPs, war clubs, shields, sc. Some
of them have been disiuterred from
their tomb Of centuries and placed on
exhibition in the eseollege for the pres
ent, but they will soon be placed in a
ease az the Springs i3olekF .fs
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-20
ORDINANCES.
An Ordinance.

To establish the Grade of Henry street from
North street to Winter street.
@ ECTION L. BE it ordained by the
y Council of the Incorporated Village of
Delaware, That the Crane Of Henry street
between North and Winter streets be and
the same is hereby established as follows :
Beginning with the south line Of North
street with grade of center, 8 $40 feet below
porch floor of brick house on southwest
corner of street; thence in 200 feet it shall
ascend feet to q summit; thence in 227 feet
it shall descend 2-I0 feet to meet the cross
ing on north side of Winter street.
SEC. 2. That all ordinances heretofore
passed conflicting with the PROVISIONS OF
thus ordinance be and the same are hereby
repealed.
SEC. 8. This ordinance to take effect and
be in force rom and after its publication.
Passed August 6, 1863.
CHARLES NEIL,
G. o. LITTLE, Mayor.
Recorder. augl3-2W
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-20
rHn GEoLoGICAL SURVEY.


From this Portsmouth Republican,
1t hes already been intimatPd to the
readers of the Republican that theWorlx
of making d thorough geological exam
ination of this portion of the State had
been commenced. The corps Of Exam
iners entrusted with this section OF
Ohio comprising TWEEN
ty-threp counties from Adams eastward
consists OF Prof. e. B. Andrews, Of
Marietta College r. D. Irving. A. M ,
from columbia College, New York; w I.
@. Ballenline, a graduate OF Marietta
College; and VIM. n. Ward. of Marlet-
ta.
A little preliminary work was done
by this party in Washington and Noble
cOunties Thence they came TO Scioto
10 commence their real laburs in earn
est. Last week q pretty full PXamina-
tiOn WAS made OF the Buena Vista re-
gion, from which a number of interest
ing specimens of fossils, etc, were
gathered, and Eve boxes Forwarded 20
Columbus on Thursday. We under
stand that It is Intended nov to prose
cute the survey up the Sei0to as Tar a.
Columbus.
Prof. Andrews aud hts assistants
spent wednesday in this city, packing
their co oIacted specimens az the store ol
G. nson q See, and arranging for con-
tipuatton OF their tour az observation.
On Thursday they weutup on the Fleet
wood TO the vicinity of Wheeiersburg.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-20

To ol0l1ers OF property bounding and Gbltttir1g
on Wasltt gt0T1 street from LfEicotn Avenue 10
Grant street.
THE Council OF the incorporated
i Village of Delaware at special meet
ing, held July 6, 1859, by a resolution then
adopted. resolved tOgrade and gut er Wash
fngbon street from Lincoln Avenue north
to Grant street. also, 10 lay Sidewalks on
both sides OF said street from Lincoln
Avenue to the north line of the Public
School property the Sidewalk on the east
side to be of brick, and on the west side of
wood or brick as the property holders may
desire. @. o. LITTLE,
auglS-4W Recorder.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-20
-MfU PrODerfV Eden,

A GRIsF AND sAEV-ALILLs, WITH
"a two run Of stone and four-foot burrs,
run by both steam and water-power, or
either. There are flvs NFater-Wh eels, which
can be run separate or tugetneri two new
ANDREW q t'alabaugh patent wheels, one 50
Inches In diameter, and one i6 inches in di-
arneter; and one wooden wheel, for corn
run.
The engine is 10 by 20 inches, and manu-
factured fJy Messrs. Bradley, Burnham &
Lamb, Delaware, Ohio. The boiler is As
Inches in diameter and a feet in length.
There are four acres of ground. well inn
proved. with the property, with two dwell
ing-houses upon it, one with five and the
other with seven rooms Stable, Barn, and
all other kinds Of Out-buildings-
A practical miller can ind no better IN
vestTnent, as a fortune from it would only
be a question of time. The Mill has an ex-
ceilent run of custom. VIII be sold low,
and on very easy terms. Apply to
1e1I h. +. HURLBUTT.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-20
INTEREsTING EACTs.

A. contributor tothe N. Y. Herald has
made an abstract oC the finances of the
countries ofEurope iorcomparison with
our own, by which Il appears that while
the amount per capita of our national
debt is S66 05 in gold, that of Great
Britain IS Sl26 70, aud that OF Hollanq
Sl06 35; whlle France and Spain aver
'Hga more than 500 OF debt for each IN
hHhithnt. We lay more interest per
bend than any UHtion but Great Hrlbalns
which, pays 81 So TO our sS 6958. IN an
nual expRndinre, however seven
countries Of Eutope eXceed US, namely,
Hoflund, Great Britain, France, Deu-
mark, Bavaria, Spain, and Austria.
Our * penditure is 81 IS pr head in
gold, white that of France Is Sd 43, and
that of Greab BfitBiu Sll 3l}z. This is
estimating our population Ut 8S,O00.OOO,
which Is too small. The same writer
reports that In cost OF cOllecting our
revenue we compare 1favurably with
other Countries, being hnt little mDre
extravagant Ia this than England,
while Hesse, Italy, Prussia, Bavaria
Baden, Turkey, Austria, Donmarlz, BE .
gium, GreeCe, Rassin, Hungary ana
France pay = larger per ceut. for collect
ing their taxes than we do. This is de-
ciuedly encouraging, and not generally
known,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-20
To Contractors.

@ EALED proposals. will be received
= by the Recorder at his Office, in Della
" are Village, until u O'Clock (noon) Sep
tember Ia, 1869 for grading East William
street from the Springfield Railroad east TO
its junction with Berkshire street. where
the same is not ALREADY done. Each bid
shall be accompanied by a sufficient guar
anty of some diSlnterested person, that If
the bid is accepted, a contract will be en-
tered into, and the performance of it prop
erty secured.
Delaware, o., August 8, 1869.
augl5-4t CHARLES NEIL, Mayor.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-20

To oagners Of pr0DertV bounding aud zblettfr10
on Winter Sfreet from the 1Cest line Of SdndlLS-
Ky street 10 the t1sst line Of Elizabeth street.
THE Council or the IneOrpora6ed
u Village of Delaware at an adjourned
meeting, held August 3, 1863, by resolution
then adopted, resolved 70 improve that part
of Winter street embraced in the above
mentioned bounds, by stone and gravel, as
Franklin street between Winter and North
streets has recently been improved.
aue6-4W G. o. LITTLE, Recorder.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-20

To otCneTs Of property bounding and 05lEttigg
On Henry street betSUsen North and Winter
streets:
THE Council OF the Incorporated
IL Vtllage Of Delaware at an adjourned
meeting, held August 3, 1859, by a resolution
then adopted, resolved to grade and gutter
Henry street between North and Winter
streets. CO. LITTLE,
aug6-4W Recorder.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-20
TO Contractors.

& EALED proposals VIII berreeetved
y BY the Re ecorder at his office, in Della
ware Village, until Z o'clock (noon) Sep
tember 10, 1869, for grading Depot street
from NOrIh street north to the Corporation
ton Line where the same Il not already
graded. Each bid shall be accom- panied by
a sufficient guaranty of some distnterestrd
prrSon, that If the bid is accepted, con-
tract Will be entered iuto, and the perform
anre of it Operly secured.
Delaware, o., A ugust 9, 1862
augl3-4t CHARLES NEIL, Mayor.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-20
Rridge NOtfce.

Q EALED proposals VIII be received
- at the Auditors Office until l O'Clock p.
NJ September 6, 1863, for the stone work
and superStructuFe of bridge across Full
ton Gre elk, near the NJ. E Church, in Thomp-
son township, Plans and specifications
can be seen at this office. The Comm Ission-
erS reserve the right to reject any or all
bids. By order Of the Com in tssiOners.
augI3-4U J. +. DOTY, Auditor.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-20
To Contractors.

Q EALED proposals viii be received
y By the Recorder at his office, in Della
ware Village. until u o'clock (noOn) Sep
teInber 10, 1863, or grading Berkshire street
from the Railroad 10 the East line of the
CORPORATION, where the same is not already
graded. Each bid shall be accompanied by
a sufficient guaranty of some disintere>tt-d
person, that If the bid is accepted, a con-
tract win be entered into. and the perform
anre of it properly secured.
Delaware, o., August g. 1859.
aug13-4t CHARLES NEIL, Mayor.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-20

These figures speak for themselves.
They show that the taxes pad under
State laws by the people of Ohio, have
III six wears been doubled. In this
cnunty of Clinton, the increase Of taxes
has been in the same period proportion
ately a. great. Ten years agu, the to
tai amount of taxes collected under the
S'afe la~s in Clinton 0nunty was S92,-
Oh O3; now il Is sos, AT 16, or an in
orrase OF more than one hundred per
cent.
Tee total amount of taxes levied un-
der State laws for the year 1869 is not
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-20
Total decrease since March /, '60-sl3, 500, ,528


In reply to Mr.. Vallandigham' state
ment of The great national problem,
we say that under General Grants adj
ministration the debt has decreased, is
decreasing, and is likely to continue to
decrease. In reply to Judge lhur-
mans statement of last year that in
three months the debt had increased
over S23, ,OOO, ,OOU, we say that in the cor
responding three months Of General
Grants administration, ending August
/, the debt has decreased over $37,OUO,-
600. Only think n Improvement Of
more than S6U, 900 900 in one quar- er.-
In reply to Secretary McCullOch's re-
port showing a balance on the wrong
side in one year of over S85, 900, 900, we
feel warranted in claiming that MI.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-20
Farnl fnr NaIe.

4 VERY desirable Farm OF 1O5 acres,
N situated in Delaware township, Della
ware county, o., accessible by a county road
on the west, and only % miles south of
Delaware on the Delaware and Columbus
Turnpike. 35 acres improved and 20 acres
good heavy timber. No buildings. This
place is now offered on very low terms. For
terms, &c, inquire at the Liberty Mills, Lib
eFty township.
Terms $50 per acre Cash, or $50 half cash
and balance in one year,
del 6S-ly JAS. BIEBER.l
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-20

The Columbus Crisis pubiirbos the
following extract frum @ leaong Cop
perhead Of southern Ohios
'HOu say Rusecfnna has not yes ha0u
heard from PHralyEed Democracy,
when we have 60 he dependent upnn q
a war man f,irn candidntel This might
have been expected when we abandon
ed principles for nol ev, ez pediency aud
availability. Bees des this look ht tne
hypocrisy and cnwardtoe ~ nut making
an isRue of sRepudiation
Trnisf a. intsrrs;inw both as an indlc0-
tlon 81 the temper Of the Democratic
,naeses fn regard 70 the recent Demo
cratic state convention, and ua showing
now she Democrats feel und talk about
reputation. Such mltpranuea as thla
justify our reiterated prediction that be-
fJte toe inception OF tho Prealdenu'
ohmPaisn Of 1872, the u5mocratie W
will occupy fairly aud aquuroly aar
diation platform. a.--clageLalla 10y prug
rina wel me ar
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-20
To Contractors.

@ EALED proposals VIII be received
y by the Mayor, at his Office, in Delaware,
Ohio, until one O'Clock P. NJ, August q,
1869, for grading all that portion of Third
street from the west line of Liberty street
to the west line of the property of Miss
Yates CHARLES NEIL,
augl3-2w Mayor.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-20
DfssoImfi0Il N0ffce.

THE partnership heretofore exist
4 ing under the firm name of ]. J.
REICHERTS & SON is this day dissolved
by mutual consent All old business will
be settled by J. J. Reicherts at the old stand.
August 2 1862 aTpI3-3V
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-20
NOTICES.
Notice,

To OsCneTs Of property bouRdtag and a5utttng
on Franklin Street bstl0eeH HUI and Spring
streets.
UVHE Council OF the Incorporates
Village of Delaware at an adjourned
meeting held August 3, 1853, by q resolution
then adopted. resolved to stone and gutter
that part Of Franklin street embraced in
the above mentioned bounds.
auR6-4W G. o. LITTLE, Recorder.