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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-07-29

Coop PRosPEcr.-says tho Minneapolis
Tribune: :: 9 III a.
We do not know that there has been
much good IS yet done by the State Nor
mai Schools, but if there is not real good
accomplished at st. Cloud under the man
agement Of Prof. Ira Moore; then We shall
DO greatly, deceived. .>s..,,,s ,-,,a' ss. re-
From tho reputation. enjoyed: by, Prof.
Moore while engaged at the State Uniivseer:.
sity We believe the foregoing superstition
to DO we'll deserved. He is considered an
able and accomplished teacher: The pros
poets are that be will have full school on
his hands. ..~z- ~.~~-,-,
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Fox. AoxTAsA.-Mr. John Farwell,
Who went from Maine Prairie to Nontan.
with Capt. Fisk's expedition, arrived in
this place On Tuesday. He WAS one month
ON the way. When the Northern Pacific
Railroad 10 built this time will be reduced
70 very few days.
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Reported for TuE JouiaAl III John zapp, ESQ.,, Re
j tistT 81 Dads. L,

Reported 70, Tue JOURNAL III John zpp, ESQ.,, Req.
5te1 ef Deeds. i,
For the Week Endinx July a7th.
Quit-claim Deed from Ash Libby, Jr.
and wife to VIM. F. Hicks for: lot 8 bpk 8
in st. Cloud City. 5z. IL + VI: $500
Warrantee Deed from Henry Bornemann
and wife /" Joseph Gale for W SEX Sec. 26
1. l23 X. ~ ". I.::s $3.50
WARRANTED Deed from John Pung and
wife to Andreas Schneider for II IL acres
Of lots 9 and 10 in net Sec. So T. 124 R.
"a v. - H.. $50
Warrantee Deed from John Pung and
wife to Hubert Pung for N Z sores Of lots:
9 aud 10 in net SEQ 26T. 124R.84w. $3.50
Warrantee Deed from Joseph Schoen-
born and wife TO Joseph Enderle for nj of
sw4 net and set nw4 Sec. % and 81 mel
sw4 Sec T. 1874 r. SO ". ., $3.50
Warrantee Deed from G.. W. Saxbury
and wife to Washington McNeice for lots 4,
s, 6, and l6 in blk 4 in Brott & Smiths
add. to St. tloud City. 3.77:
Warrantee Deed from Loren w. Collins
10 8. H. Bogenrief for lot 8 blk 60 in JAS
Bowes add. to St. Cloud. $50
Warrantee Deed from 8. P. Chandler and
"1Ao ~ SoASAAA1 - OA0oA S0SG AVI AVt VI 4 20
in town Of Sank Centre. $500
Warrahtee Deed from J. Kiefer and wife
to Laura A. Aver for lot 9 blk 81 St.
Cloud City. $25
Warrantee Deed from Lenard Gardine
and wife to John Blouinger for nj sw4 Sec.
4 T. 124R. 3lw. $500
Warrantee Deed from Geisbert Heimert
and wife to Joseph Blonigan for vi sw}
Sec: 2 and e set Sec. 8 T. 1928 R: 81
west. ,,!a -: $500
Warrantee Deed from John Meier and
wife to John Clauser for und. ! Of 2 acres
in mel net Sec. % 7. 1928 r. 81 Y. $1,000
Warrantee Deed from Rheuben Edwards
and wife to Mary Turrell for nj net and
lots and 2 Sec. 6 I. 126 R. 33 v. $500
Warrantee Deed from jas. H. Jenkins to
John K. Underwood for mel Sec. Is T. 12e
r. 35w. .,,....~,,.,- ,,<,r,,,y $3.50
warrautee Deed from Joseph Mtuschane
to Christian Rausch for sw} net and SET
nw} Sec. SGT. 1914 r. 80 v: AZ! $3.50
Warrantee Deed from John P. Klien and
| wife to Joseph Mosche for set net Sec. 8
T. 1923 R. 81 ". $500
Warraptee Deed from Oliver G. Rowley
to J: Gerhard .Ruepers for ne 40 acres Of
| ne4 Sec. 80 T. 125 r. 80 W. $50
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81. CLOUD F1Rsr.-A gentleman from the
East, who visited the different towns
throughout the Southern part Of the state,
- we'll - St. Paul. informs us that he
would prefer 81. Cloud to any Of them
either - regards beauty Of location, pres.
cut business or future prospects. St.
Cloud d now attracting more attention
tAan almost any other place in the State.
especially In Wow Of the fact that the
Northern Pacific will without doubt cross
the Mississippi here. ~
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REMExBER.-One Of the best and most
experienced workmen thnt. can be found in
the State, is engaged at Rosenberger Bros,
making all kinds Of tin, Isheet+iron and cop
per work. Tin roofing and spouting done
up in good STYLE. and all work is guaran-
teed. They also, have a good supply Of
fruit cans and wax on hand.
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LOCAL NEWS
r. ses's vsptttslly rtoutst =

~ ass dad osAsrs 1isAjsg Any b :
Jeb Printing, 70 esss sa1 u, -" -
ssssiss stock Of Nav Kas;fiat '"''"' '''
es~ tAs sa,t, before asajs, ''"'' '''''''''
1siss sl,svAe,e. or TO d. roa' o.
.r...x....4.A... 100 Office is nor one
~ ,all.t,x,, ,sss, a"d We do york pAieA
S..,.- q. to 6esasitaetory, atEaint
uuu,- - ,oS. 3. r.A
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SCHOOL CLosIs.-The summer term Of
the District School closes on Friday. Mr..
bisbss intends going to Massachusetts,, but
expects to return in the fall. His manage
nsat Of the school has given perfect satis-
faction. The scholars in the primary de-
psztmeas oil speak in the hie hest terms of
their teacher, Mrs. J. W. futile.
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| -A244.inch circular tsaw for sale lSheap
at Mrs. Tilton's wareroons.
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fruit cans and wax on hand.
MAGIC L1N1MENT.-An agent Of the
Graefenberg Company has made contract
with DR.. Marlatt. for gross Of hsf Msgic
Liniment each week for one year., Il goes
to diRersntpointsf I'M WISCONSIN; illinois,
Iowa and .. part-,of Minnesota. 1t is
a popular family medicine:
Police Counr:- During the past week
Justice Barnes has disposed Of the follow.
| ing cases :ryn I'D
| Matthias Lukers, for indecent exposure,
fined nS So and costs.
Hiram Brunson, for drunkenness fined
SIS aid costs, and in default sent .tp Ito
brick Hotel for ten days. = -
Henry Kllian; for assault and battery
on John Moog. was fined S. and costs.
GREAT INDucENENT.-The Republic In
surance Company Of Chicago will insure
dwellings against damage of any kind from
lightning. This is special inducement.
Capt. West, the Agent at this place, paid
Henry Myers, Of Zion, this week, for loss
sustained during the late. storm. "a Remem-
Der this when you insure, and that there i.
no extra change.
| FoR RsHr.-A good store-room in tn,
best business part Of the city. sise o.
room 22x5o, furnished with counters aui
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Total,
$1s0,2o7


CASH on .HAND.-The books show that
the Treasury Of stearns County had on
hand July g., for County purposes, S.,
al6.O2 in cash, credited to the following
funds: =
County Revenue, >... S2.926 81
County Interest, - 70: 3,3l3.42
County Road and Bridge, ,402.26
County Poor, - .. 931.4
County Relief, 6S6.86
County Jail, 1921
/ Be PREPARED IN TIxE.-The record of
losses Of life and property from lightning
in this State during this season, would pre-
sent fearful list il compiled. Our own
section has not been exempt. In almost
every instance, life and property could
have been saved at the triaing expense 81
. lightning rod. Who could ihink 81 hest
tating when safety is so easily within
reach : MIR. John r. Clark, Of this city,
is agent for the most approved patent cop.
per scroll and strip lightning rods, and
win put them up in any part Of the State.
He has already filed great number q
orders. Mr.. 9. understands The bushes,
thoroughly AID Il careful in his work.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-07-29

Nsw CHuRcH.-A correspondent at
Paynssville sends 10 the following:
"A Baptist church WAS organized 1t thi.
plaee on the 24th inst, and on the follow.
ing dsy It was publicly recognized a. Z
Christian church in Gospel order, by Ger
vices appropriate to the occasion. Rev. A
Gale preached the Sermon"
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j. e. WEST,
REAL ESTATE AGENT

,n
o. oAooo' "1NN''
Will Ruy and. Sell 4R.,, rst.tS ~,
Commiss;o" "''"'0 u"
Locate Land w.rr.nts sna couo,n e
Paw ta1es md tro ~ on =, o'f'p'
nass oonnao.cd 49, - oo"A-
Real Estate Agency.
REFERENCES.
s s2as W. x M4ss"4 FR.s 81 Ess IN "'
Hon. J: NJ: McKE1vr, St. Cloud, Minn., -
Hon. H. +. WELLEs. hIinneanolis. MINI
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Coon LASD.-ses>tb s advertisement Of
and for sale in stsa.As and Pope counties.
Ths lands are good, and the prices very
low. ..-.. $780,.
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CRocKERY.-Mrs.T ilton has lot Of
crockery, all kinds, which will be sold
cheap. /:
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TAs Circulation 81 The journal
sSD0uDLB that ef Any ether paper
pa bllsAsAia Northern Minneseta. Let

i ~Allkinds ofJobprintins, In Eng
IL, German or Norwegian, executed At
his oftos. Send in your orders.
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! "a 81 : 7; OF THE ~ .'.'' =
Republic Insurance SUI Inc? Co.
i. CENTRAL OFFICE. t,Hf1Aao II1r,to} 81

ca:h Assets, March i, 1869, s., ,5s, 47,.es
This Company rinsures Farm Property
against al damage from Fire Or Lightning,
including Live Stock in the, field or at
large, 1t as 1ow rates as any other compa-
ny. Losses paid at once without discount
for sixty days.
The IEPUBL1C INSURANCE CoMPA-,
NY represents an aggregate of wealth and
business influence greater than. any other
Insurance Company. 49,; -, =.
,..@'; g.. Officers. j.. ~ -.
faEsIIF Pifs' sASsSs ds: e..
. 81. Cloud Branch officers. 49,
G = LAWS, President r, .E.WEST, Manager.
,~lIi Directors. - ~ =
lid staseeIso.d.,. a. $. Co... d m. :
SIS s s,;;:;::
Ihc:. .; Mcclure, ,1A1 '.,z'! = :. Banker.
ss f'7' a* Rs ;s's':: .s:se css:
Ss:;ss.,s.' n.,s.::s ); I S:;ss:::
Isvis c,ess: ,::x! g. Flour. 1ssd asai:.
VIM Mitchell, w to Editor s. csosd Je.r.a.'
xT.le5tt "''o>:"@ TO- watch g measl
5. Hics,S s.arbnu,l ~ee syye Msiicont1 ,
crR, ne.i, a,rssE ia,nes Manufacturer Of Flour.
A. SWesa 81 1u. bra .,aI m ae
Il: Z. Allss, a..,q.,s y7av2 2st*1 Inns. Clerk
a: ,G,:>@s'sst cali 'odso'i1sGs.: ~ d
nsv;s e'E3 lai! eairE ~ ll>,g5soapa' I, i sstT
T. J.,sE3- w -E3S:r,,s>' ~
And s.t,s Policy in the REPUBLIC
/ u ....s..s.a.t..,...,.} v11n3e-1J
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Unusual excess in water killed Leon
ard MeitzRer. of Cincinnati.
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For 4 stylish hat, go 70 Pickit g. Ab-
bolts. /.
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Weknow several young men hsra who
take constant precautions against the Co.
eurrenee Of anything Of this kind. -. r.,
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mo. 8, published elsewhere.)
The Council then adjourned.

OLD TIMEs.-It seemed much like old
times to see Col. J. D. Cruttenden once
again in town. He left St. Cloud eight
years ago, and was in the army during the
war, rising to the rank Of Colonel in the
Quartermaster' department. He is spoken
Of as an efficient officer. He was Register
Of the st, Cloud Land Office for several
years previous to 1861, when a new ad-
ministration made change. Since leav-
ing the service, he has been located On q
farm near St. Louis, but contemplates set
Ting at some point on Lake SUPERIOR
When Col. C. left st. Cloud there was no
building on the north side of St. German
street, going westward, after leaving the
corner where Tenvoorde's old block stood.
Now it is solid row of buildings, mostly
brick. lie sees great improvements in the
whole town. Although he found many new
faces, yet there were also many old friends
glad to welcome him back. Few Of the ear
ly settlers but remember jolly Crit" OF
the days when St. Cloud was having its be-
ginning. ..-,,>.. ~,
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wAxrED.-Toborrow NJ sum q $500 70,
one year, on good real e.tsss ! security
Inquire at this Office. 4: ssf ss.sS i.s5.5
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81 iuess I'll crawl In then. "

And thereupon the tired law maker, worn
with the fruitlcss warfare With the moe.
quitoss, crawled in upon the hay and lay
down beside the expounder Of law, reok-
Lees Of the reptiles that might run riot
round them In their rickety roost. Both
still survive. fa,s,>-ss.s s:..@
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-05
Governor Brownlow's Successor.

The resignation OF Governor BroWu-
low IS just announced to take effect on
the 25lh inst. Mr.. Dewitt Clinton
Senter, the present President OF the
State Senate, viii become Governor OF
Tennessee, who having been elected
Senator Of the United States enters che
F0rty-6rst Congress-.
Mr.. Senter was educated FOR q lawyer,
and has been connected with either one
or the other branc ches Of the State Leg
islature since he became tWenty-ono
years of age. From '57 90 i62 he was g
member of the Lower House, and since
tho Legislature met In '65 has been
member of the Senate, of which he is
now the President, and by virtue OF
which position he becomes Governor on
the 4th of next March. In April, 1861
Mr.. Senter was arrested by the rebels,
and after having been moved around
the Confederacy, from Knoxville 60
Mont gomery, Mobile, Tuscaloosa, Ma-
con and other places, for eight months
was released upon oath, aud executing
bonds In the sum OF sac, 900, not 70 bear
arms against the Confederacy. Sub
svQueutly and after his return to East
Tennessee he had many narrow escapes
from Guerrillas. Captured at one time
in his own house, one night, one OF the
band raised his gun TO shoot him down.
when his chief raised the muEEle and
gave orders that he should bo taken
from the house. But while they we're
plundering the house, MI Senter
knocked down the guard dashed
through the window, carrying sash with
him, aud escuped in his night clothes.
ON another occasion he was pursued,
and his horse shot under him, vel he
escaped to our pickets bv swimming
h Q Holston River.
Such is a brief sketch Of Gov. Brown
lows successor. In person he is OF me-
dium build, we'll formed aud genial
cOunten0nce. Excepting the difference
OF a few years, he bears q striking re-
semblance % John Va Eorneyr She late
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-05
From the Atlantic Monthly for march,
Howard at Atlanta.
By JOHN G. wH1TTIE.


Right In the track where Sherman
PIoughed his red furrOW,
Out Of The narrow cabin,
Un from the cellars bErroW,
Gathered the little black people,
With freedom newly lowered,
Where, beside their northern teacher,
stood the soldier Howard.
He listened and heard the children
OF the poor and long enslayed
Reading the words of Jesus
Singing the songs of David.
Behold the dumb lips speaking,
The blind eyes seeing =
Bones of the Prophets vision
Warmed into beingl
Transformed, he saw them passing
Their new LIES portal;
Almost 1t seemed the mortal
Put on the immortal.
No more with the beasts Of burden,
No more with stone and clOd,
But crowned with glory and honor
In the image Of God
There was the human ehatteI
Its manhood taking;
There, in each dark, bronze statue,
a soul was wakingi
The man of many battles,
With tears his eYelids pressing,
stretched over those duslzy foreheads
His one-armed blessing.
And he said: 'sVVho hears can never
Fear for or doubt you;
What shall tell echfldren
ITp North about syou p
Then ran round a whisper, murmur,
Some answer devising;
And little boy stood up: ftdaSsa,
Tell 'em we're rising"
o black boy of Atlanta!
But half was spoken;
The slaves chain and the masters
Alike are broken r.l eF- z-.a=
The one curse of the races
Held both in tether!
They are rising-au are rising,
The black and white togetherl''
o brave men and fair women!
III comes of hate and scorning;
Shall the dark faces only
Be turned to morning p
Make Time your sole aYenger,
All healing. alI-redresaing;
Meet fate half way, and make it
A joy and blessing.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-05

heart. When the tears fell on the gol-
den hair of the babe, the ice about his
heart seemed suddenIyzto be broken
up. a flood of tears coursed over his
cheeks, and falling forward, he smote
upon the window.
In moment Gottlieb came out. fol-
lowed by his wife. There lay Peter
Althausen, fainting and speechIess,
upon the pavement, no longer youth
with raven. curls, but an old man,
wrinkled and white-haired. The spirit
had told him truly. At the touch of
the tears upon his cheeks, the power of
the Elixir was forever DESTROYED,
They placed him in the armchair bv
the fire, and he smiled family. He
could not speak, but placing one hand
on. the head of his daug ughter, he pointed
upward with the other and raised his
eyes as if in prayer Then his head
dropped forward, and raising him,
they saw that the last spark of life was
quite out. e-4 r...-.r-.+-+.
The old .AIehennist was dead. u. /.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-05
Presidents and Cabinets.


The following facts are given of the
announcements Of former Cabinets !:
General Jackson arrived in Washing
ton to prepare for his inauguration
Feb. 11th, 1849, and the National Intel
Hgencer announced the members of his
Cabinet February 9th. Mr.. Van Buren,
made but a single change in President
JackSon's Cabinet. General Harrison
arriVedin Washington February 9th,
1S41, and February 18th the National
Intelligencer published, as "probabiIi-
ty" the Cabinet as It was subsequently
constituted. Mr.. Polk arrived in
Washington February 13, 1916, and his
Cabinet was announced March 3rd.
General Pierce arrived in Washington
February q, 1853, and four days before
bis arrival his probable Cabinet was
published, the list containing nearly all
the names of those who were subse-
quently selected, though the assign
ment of positions was changed when
the Cabinet was formally announced.
Mr.. Buchanan selected his Cabinet at
Lancaster, the In5elligencer printing
the list correctly February %, 1857, and
the President elect arriving IN Wash
ington March End. Mr.. Lincoln ar
rived in Washington February Gath,
1861, but his Cabinet was not fully de-
cidrd upon till March 1st.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-05
Bismarck to Grant.

Some time since General Grant sent
a copy of Badeau's Military History to
Count Bismarck. The latter writes in
reply as follows, from Berlin:
"DEAR SIR-Baron Gerolt has trans
mitted to me the copy which you have
been kind enough to inscribe to me, of
the history of your military career, 1
hasten to return you my hearty thanks
for a work which promises the enjoy
ment ofreviving in succinct shape that
gigantic struggle, the varying phases
of which 1 did follow at the time with
intense interest. It win be perman-
ent source of qualification and pride to
think am owing the volume now
open before me to the very man who
took Vicksburg and Richmond. May
peace, restored by you, afford equal
scope to your powers with equal bene-
fit to your country, and may the pres
ent interchange of friendly sentiments
between us prove q good augury for
the continuance of those rotations so
happily established between America
and Germany, Believe. me, dear sir,
ever yours very sincerely,
[Signedl "BIsMAEoE."
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-05
EXAMINATION NOTICE.
school ExaminerR, ETotice.

RFVHE SCHOOL EXAMINERS of Delaware
u county will 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 Nth March 18th and 9th. April
Sd and 18th, May 8th and I'D, September
and 10th, December llth.
At the sehool-house, In ASHLEY, april
10th; at the school-hOuse in LEWIS CEN
TER, April 24th, and October 30th; at the
EchOol-hOuse in OSTRANDER, October I'd at
Col. Frambes' school-house, in SUNBURY,
the Saturday after the session of the County
Teachers Institute.
Candidates must present satisfactory tes-
tlmonials Of good moral character; and the
law. requires, as a condition of examination,
LLlaJ esch applicant for a certificate shall
pay q Zee of nifty cents,
NO ceTlncate is granted unless the appII-
cant IS quallned to teach ALI. the branches
named IN Tue law; namely Orthography,
Reading WFiBlng, Arithmetic. GeOgraphV
English Grammar; and possesses an afi5
equate knowledge of the theory and prac-
tics of teaching"
Examinations will commence at 10
O'Clock, A. n and close at o'clock P. N. /:
and no applicant will be admitted after Ii
o'clock. The exercises will be conducted as
far as possible in writing. Each candidate
is requested to bring paper and pencil, and
a stamped envelope addressed to himself, IN
which the certificate awarded will be mailed
to him, or notice of failure.
January %, 1s6s.-tf Clerk.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-05

Capt, Ericssons plans for utilizing
the heat Of the sun are attracting
much attention. Els experiments show
that 100 square feet Of surface exposed
70 the SUMS rays viii produce heat suf-
doient TO exceed one-horso power in
practical work. IL probably ls uot
many years before, atnttoueFy labor
fuel viii be discarded as source OF
heat for nnanufaotories, and solar heat
will take it's place. There ia no nractia
cal difnculty in storing up this haHt 80
as to use the accumulation on cloudy
days. We may yet soc 40 employed
even In winter toWarm our houses, The
other great wasted sources OF power are
the winds and tides, Tho motion OF
windmill could be made % warm
house IN fact, every dairymaiu know
that the movement Of the oaaher rHlse-
the temperature Of the cream III ~. ~
churn still, the great irregni44tLtg ~
this source OF heat VIII 99 .3, si1Ser AiFSt ~.
ii lne more s5rben5lve or more conVq.llli-
ant rnetbods are devised fQr alQFa4a t-t
surplus energy Of windy days
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-05
FARM FOR SALE

A Very Desirable FARM OF los acres situated in
"A Delaware township, Delaware coun ty, Ohio
accessible by q county road on the we st and only
~ miles south OF Delaware on the Delaware
B Columbus Turnpike. Thirty-hVe acres imEroy-
ed, and seventy acres good heavy timber No
buildings. This place SNOW offered on very low
terms and Is q great bargain.
For terms &C., inquire ct the Liberty Mills
Liberty township.
Dec4tt JAMES BIEBER
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-05
FOR SALE ATAB BARGAIN.

A farm # miles from town,
Clontaining 1O91k acres, situated on the Belle
" Point road, IS acres cleared, the balance IN
timb Der, Hewed log house and outbuildings, Or
chard Of $50 trees, SC, as go0d corn and stock
farm as there is in this part Gf the state Tue
Belle Point Road Will be piked this coming season.
and will double tho value OF the land VIII be
sold bargain, the owner being about 10 rec
move. Apply to
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-05
FARM FOR SAFE.

ClituRted on Alum Greek, portion being bottom
- land, one mile south Of Cheshire and only
tn Fes niles from Lewis Oenter. Contains ] 1
acres, we'll supplied with living water, good Il m,
Der, buildings, &c. Apply 70 Thomas P. Hyers
Delaware, Ohio, or 20 the owner at the premises.
Jan22 3m THEODORE LEWIS.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-05
FOR SALE OHEAP.

Dwelling and 3 acres of ground,
cdituated in South Delaware, on south street-~
- Frame heuse, rooms, good cellar and olstern,
barn and outbuildings, lot highly improved, ap-
pie, pear and peach trees in abundance, 200 grape
vines and other small fruit Of all kinds, an e4oe
-, ~ Apply 70 RoBr. T. HURLBuTT.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-05
FnR. SALE.
Snail Freroa nwelIinp.

Small Frame Dwelling.
CSITUA ATE on Third Street, near Liberty, south
SSDelawRre x stories, rooms, good cister a
with pump very comfortable home for small
family. will be sold easy terms gooo
chance for man of small means to secure nome
RoBT. F. BURLBUTT. Real Estate Agent.