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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-01-15
Railroads in Ohio.


From the Railroad Commissioner 8
report, the following items are CLEAN :
ed
There are thirty-six railroads in the
State, which operate a total 1ength
OF nearly $3.50 miles. The total num-
Der Of stock killed during the year
ending June 80, 1868, is 2,402, and
there were paid for it the sum of $43,
2II 90 There were 106 passengers
and employees killed, and I64 injured,
as follows: From causes beyond their
own control, 6 killed and 30 injured ;
from their misconduct or want of eau
tion, 3 killed and six injured riding
or walking on the track, 40 killed and
% injured miscellaneous, Il killed
and IL injured employees killed from
causes beyond their own control, 81;
Injured, %; from their own miscon-
duct or want of caution, ~ killed and
Sc injured. The aggregate expendi-
lures of the railroads of this State
show an excess over their earnings OF
$74, ,O47 SO. This san be accounted
for BY the fact that many Of the
companies whose railroads lie wholly
within this State have anticipated their
earnings TO pay dividends OF make
permanent improvements. The total
amount of gross earnings of these roads
penses, INCLUDING ESW cons true titisisi
new equipments, dividends, &c, $32.
920, ,034 81, so that the actual excess
Of earnings over expenses for theyear,
is S14, 4,168,688 II.
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An Unfortunate Mistake.


Mark Twain says that while sleeping
recently at the Sherman House, at Chit
caEO, he was placed in a room so high
up that water boiled there at l68 deg.
and, although it was destitute of many
of the luxuries of comfortable bed
room, he was not sorry he was sent
there, as il enabled him to overhear the
following story told by one @S-ishd to
another, in an adjoining apartment.
ftNO, she wouldn't marry me. You
were naisinformed. It was broken on
and in the saddest way. 1 was not In
the least to blame, upon my word and
honor, though neither the girl nor her
father, the deacon, ever believed me or
ever fOrgaYe me. 1t was during { he big
election can vass when Lincoln ran the
first time. Two-thirds of the desscou's
honest soul were in religion anot the
other third was in politics-LiiI aoOln
man. never was a scoffer at reifigion
in my life, but he half believed I was.
Well, there was TO be political I9oW-
vow in the village church where he hy-
ed, on Thursday night, and he wa's tc
preside. I never thought Rnyth inf
about the matter, but Williams hair &c
me one afbernoons offered me seat u
the buggy, and away we started. 1t was
wednesday,, curse the aImanac-but we
never thought of it. Going into TOW
some devilish instinct put it into
head that 1t would help my case
IL marched into the church
rail upon my shoulder, seeing
deacon and the girl woulS
there. So I got a rail, and
to town, shouting, aud u
to-do generally. Asw
ela4aFeh Windows i CO.
her bonnet, and plr
and was happy ny
raiI and march, Il OF
men and WON . and
the old deae in the
altar sayi. 4endid
went a bo61.- 3 with my
rail, swinging ID whooping,
iHoo-ray for On Hoo-ray for
the Illinois rail-sp. up
"But never q Yelp out OF that audi
ence. I quit, right in my tracks. The
deacon said, ''Sir, we are engaged In
addressing The Throne of Grace. This
Gnseemly exhibition is ill-fitbed to the
soIemnities Of a prayer-meeting.
ST never felt so sick in my life, JohH
never felt so much like taking;
walk. And don't you know, as stOOC
up there before that congregation, 70
have given a million dollars for some
body to take thar rail out for me. But
no I had to sneak out with 1t myself.
threw it down and went up to where
there was board fence and practiced
climbing backwards and forwards for
as much as an hour. But D1y goose was
cooked, you know. 1t was all up be-
tween me and that family"
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"

of our baIEI5 ETEL l1ig'Orv7 7IE'7A77s77
considered in al its bearings, ~,
eve must have Bingham conclude
TODAY or he will kill the case" said
Stevens. ssNo good can come Of tie
IopQ-Syinded arguments, and it would
ave been better for as If the case had
oeen submitted after. an hours talk
each. I remembers when was qnlte a
Young man, Of trying case in llaneas-
ter. which involved the ownership Of q
Mis-. worth probably q dollar AS soon
as I learned who was the Opposing
counsel, I was fully convinced phag t1e
ARGUMENTS alone would occupy q week
-fhat is. would address the Court in
behalf of my client two hollrs-r-i4 ME
the other side would not oe c94Ae5nt "
with less than four days. I, therefore
made my arrangements TO 30 UP TO Harr-
Tisburg on some pressing BUSINESS ana
return before the case had gone 70 One
iarV. The case was clearly against me,
il the law was considered, and. 4 50 told
my client but would do the oeSg 4
could under the circumstances The
evidence was all heard, and i made my
speech to the Jury. not dealing IN the
law as much as did in telling coup
le of amusing anecdotes. 1 spoke less
than two hours. and then left the court
room to go to Harrisburg. Z es5 gen le-
men, actually went bhere5 transacted
nv business, and returned to Laneas=
ter. after an absence of three days. and
found the opposite counselb Mr.. -
still talking about that internal pig.
One glance al the face of the jurynen
and / knew the case was nnines Alr.
- talked a half q day after my, re-
turn, and the jury without ever leaY-
ing the jury-box, decided ia favor Of
my client. The truth was, the case was
talked to death and this is exactly
what I am afraid Bighana VIII do with
this one. was ashamed Of the time
occupied myself the other days the
speech requiring nearly an hour TO de-
liver it.''
IN zew minutes q messenger came
I INTO ne zalflIUgl need bhRl
Bingham, from exhaustion would moi
conclude until the next day NeVeT
will I forget the expression on Mr.. Ste
vens' face. It told the story better than
did his words. 'sThis decides the mat
ter" said he "Johnson VIII not be
convicted and history proved him
correct. recall vividIy some remarks
he made against certain Senators whom
he believed would betray their party
as they did, and for bitterness OF Ian
guage, full of inYectiYes, intermingled
with profanity, it excelled anything
that Lever heard. ~
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-01-15

Henry Clay 5 son AheoaQfl
mate 0f lhe luna ass lll
ton.
COLTS bread table W Ha
on New Years day, but gave
ous an malt liquors to drink
Wendell Phillips, when youth g
eor7in0 fo Tie New oHk Sun, wanted
TO become a chemist But has mo1e
i1t5ffgtsd. Rok
Twenty -oug years ego lucy
Was gr5duaiea lheHiiH
Senator dGuC 5rs0us OF
boasts that be wal Eeeure enou2H
votes to 5e re-electea
How to reduce vUuF h0uaehPia
penses $500 a year -lat your w Ne catch
You pinehing thefer anG gif' atf9
4
pals.aaj l.a recent Temperance lee6p1a
| -1S - 4 iner remarked that ireland
ines. One of nls noarsl remind
ga him that the Green Isle grows
iisky. t'Oh, yes said boeche
cknowlsdge Che corn.
al negro, dressed ia bal tl#9-
Y pipe hat and q Gotten um6lea ular-
Z ried a pretty Irish girl at Eric Fenu-
AaA4 N4A
MS sad to have been living in tha f8m-
I Iily Of Professor Allen, at Oberin and
/ the PIaIndealer feels very indIEnaut t
7 the marriage Butth6 IL. D is uBlat
: The girl is said 10 have been beautiful.
lif she did come from Oberlin, and the
| colored gentleman ought rot b be
tbiamed too severely. Cok J0a
The Johnson party has dWn6Ied
down TO Andrew JOHNSON, the head
! and James DiGo1, Connecticut Sem
! ator, the tail. The teru of both these
/ worthless expires March 4th 8oFd-
liy IN their lives, ia death they shall
not be divided.
infIn England no man thinkgo Of bIaer
ing his' own boots, aaid "a hauHtq
Brlton once TO Dir lincoln, whom De
found polishing bis ealfgkin raiters.
! Whose sbO9ts dOa8 he black QuetIy
responded Uncle Abe.
Frank BlaiR visited Washins
"Wednesday He says be rs ou of
politics for the Present
w. Brick PomeF0Y says if there ono
thing more than another that he tries
to avoid, 1t is speaking disrespeotfuIy
Of eandidates-even though they Be
candidates for he'll. This Isl the best
II eufdanahs iIas. = li-l--.-i--i q
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-01-15
Benefits of Advertising.

4 large and successful business can
hardly be conducted. now without fre-
quent communication Nth the. pu blio
through liberal advernsementst " g do
not think any man vIin dispute this
proposition. The following statement
by an old advertising Agenf, to the Edi-
tor of the Cincinnati Chronicle, is Just
in point:
1.-THE necessity of thorough but ju-
dicious system of advertising was never
SO forci bly, pressed uppn my mind as it
has been within the p9st few weeks, al
though I have studied advertising
closely for eighteen years.
With my customers those who have
advertised largely and not curtailed
the amount of their advertising Through
this stringeney of thgb money market,
have, to my surpris paid up in full
| promptly as accountsI became due, but
| no so with those who have curfailPd and
| advertised sparingly 4 they find it diff
/ cult to settle small aceounts.
IS. II. PARVIN.
"Pioneer Advert.s:nE Agent
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LEGAL NNTIGEa.
sETTLRNTFNT OF sT1FEs.


THE accounts IN the folIoWiuE cases, have been
II dled in the PrObata Court, in DeiaEaFe coun-
y. for settlement, and the same are SET fGE heT
ing On the 30th day Of January, instEufs and Nili
then be FOR hnal settlement, t0sWits1 Eo9fh ls #
/. James Perfect, administrator. OK Samah6hs
Perfect decd. .s--..l4ra nCgftqs
2. A.M.&z P. Hammond, adn1nistrLt5rz 81
John Hammond, decd -.-rrue n D 1Ezsfs
3. Moses Latham, Guardian Of heirzs 0f a5osn
Fultz, deed. .sIffgsztae1
= Elias Cole, Guardian Of NaEys \. aiaFyana aHls
others. Fss-EflSf rsLsEfsa4#
5. oren shumways- administrator ef Gepbas
Carter decd, rslf=eF
Sarah A. Rowland GuardiAa Of s7phia A. 8
Walter P. Rowland. s-as5s
S. J. G. Bearsely, uardian Of the heifF Of
Leonard Love, decd. -s.-ees
John Rogers decd.
10. thomas Owstou, Execulor Of Wm. oRstoa
IL. B. B. salmon, administrator Or 8hha salntea
Jams sw Tw. POWELL, Fr58ase Judge.
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SheriRs Sale.

wir,rAw TvarEuHr0 sFN pursuance 81 the COM
Amands Of an order OF sails
ALnoS DoluSY. Issued from the Court q Com
mon Pleas Of Delaware County, ohio 20 re alreel-
ed I shall oHer at public TendEes s. tne aoor Q.
the Court House, in the town Of DelaWare, ID saio
County, on the 18th day Of January tsos at ne
hour OF IL O'Clock, q m, OF said day the I5iloW-
ing described Real Estates to VII s-aH=
a tract OF land estimated to contain one nun
dred and ten acres and III psre4ea, section
Three Township Three, and Range y neteea, On1-
ted states Military land, in the County e De4a.
ware and stats i Ohio, to be taken on the = es.
end Of tract Of land estimate ~ sonLsln Y I
acres and . perohca as surEaTea ~ getnes ~
on on the 28th and goth Of NovslIo oer 43, rster-
''''' = JNO. ". LADD sii1aIEF,
As Special Master CON inisazsneE,
Reid Powell, AttyH for Fl fih,.'
Dee. IS pf s. 25 4 p
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-01-15

Why don't this virtuous Democratic
Legislature pass law taxing United
States bonds Didn't they promise
sd such a law ? Didn't they howl
about the curseed Radicals who let the
bloated bondholders 60 free, while the
dirty shirt Democrats, who we're only
able to drink when treated, paid alt
the taxes Where's your tax law,
bringing these bloated bondholders 70
time p Col Journal
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-01-15
sheriff Sale

W. ". MeNU1140 .Tls pursuance Of the eomman ds
flI IeE4 VCSs o. an of<lefs o. saies issued
n n H7rAgVrwz irnua Fthe Court Of Common
lPiess 6f Dsawsfe 6oaHty; OhlBi and. - NE 81
redtqiE aha n oeerlnt pHblic EeRdues at ne $500
oF the Court Honse, II fhs Town OF DelaWars 81 z
81. s. fke I9Ihl EAy1oE g3nusfgf Al D.,
Is6S, e Ne hquE pf 70 O'Clock e. q seld gay
situate n DsiayFars 4c9u9sTs 7s9fqt gal2sI EaL.
Bon d and descri d Al foIloAs Lot No . IN
psid village Of GaIena, aud known e tbs DT.
BigoloW property. Said lot supposed % eoatAln
one acre and one rod % land % the same more oH
less Appraised at S---ts..5.a -
As Special Master COmmiss ion eF-
To,-r.- h FTrFprr aftsvs for PisfiH.
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HfrF1HEaaaas
VIZ =
NOTICE.

aWOsEPH JENNINGsof State Of Calharnis q is
NJ h6feby notihsd that bG she 9lh day Utt Deeem-
Der, 1868, Robert B. Wood aud Eliza P. " cod aled
their petition in the Court Of Common PIE as q
ninEs al ms u objsst and pIay q pf sh
asiiV elsi J Bs1jal1in 3shhidss aes 8.
aid Ei n NaHDsf A In lhs
4th Quarter dt I0Nuslip nufalper9 81 IL Range ~
United States Military lands; being same premises
where said BENZ amin pg7 aef ~ .ie q
tha, ,gtath oF Chic, aseeuFez prOmisserY note
"a laaerby said, Benjauin JeRpinEs On the lSlh day
Of June, 1868. for 800, payable on the tst DAY o.
April, 1866, with per cent, annually.
Said petition must be answered on or before tna
third saturday alter the ~ day of January, 1s5s'
-e.s - sr9sr u CABRER 3 Van DEslANs
Decl1s6s ,swsz-pf IS Is ~ ~ Aftys for PltiHss
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-01-15
EXAMINATION NOTICE.
school T.xaminere, EEotiee


gr4HE school Examiners Of peaw5are county ~ils
meet. during the year 1885, for1the fXamina-
ti6n Of isachcrs, Al the folio wing places aud tlms
namely - w
At the. COURT ROOM in Delaware, March 7th
and'2Ist ApfI 4th aud lSth.: Nay "a SepteIn- EN-.
Der 26th October 10Th and 2tth vember TN
and 14th ;lDecet1het 5th@ IT,
Al tho SCHuGI. HOUSE ins0strandor, Mareh 2Sth
and Oct 80 Az the SCHUelEs HOUSE in ashley
April 1ltk At rue Ss7I9eas HOUSE in 1bess is Cen-
ler Fil 18th an "a tlst her 2ist At Col. Fran hes'
SClOtlI fIUUsE IN Suubufys Gay 9tn and offooer
INA. aa a
sCiaudtdfteS must present So tfiavtory tesftEno-
nlais Of good NOR eharaater atd tlE's ia1s re-
auires a.. a. c5adffiDa f1ictsqai that aon
apPlieRhsg ~ soFii1eats shatf 7lsy Zee - Sl
cents.
No eertlfesie is Rrahted f ess The eAnd s3ate is
'auali1rs 20 teach All ERe erapches na med ~ inc
/ law nAmeiY = erthograp9y. Bend ngi Writing,
/ Arithmetic. & eogra ph p. EpRiish Grammar anq
possesss an adeii 1aie keWtedge % Ihc theory anf
1 praetlee o. teaching
No cand idate, after q 4sand failure, VIII be ad;
/ mitfed to Ee-eKaroiRatiuIF within SIX Hoatns.
Exa3ni6asioHS " ID eQtnmeace nt 80 O'Clock A
! NJ and close al > O'Clock r. M. and no applicant
/ will be admitted nf5erIts o'clock. The sNercisei
1 Will be 60ndueted - sIar possible q Erfting
zach rsn,lfirfe Is FegueFted a. bring paper, anS
/ pencils aad stamped eAFelope directed 9 him
| sell IN Wbtoh the oerlIa1Hse awarded VIII b
4 maileoso aim, or tioe of iaiiure.
+ - 5. 1AMPBELl-,
4 Fen. IA 1868 -tf Clerk
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-01-15
A Reminisoenoe Of Thaq9Qesus sys'
vens In connection with Jne In
peachment Of the President.


fCorrespondence Of the Boston Travelersl
The impeachment trial was the stin1g.J,
Iant which kept life Wltnl1n Sssgsls sse-
johnson a dangerous enemy % tA1St ION.
st;fufion and human freedOm-ap d of
ter have I heard him say that ;ould he
Inn survive long. enough to see Ben
wade in the seat held by An drew John.
son. he would be content 10 die.
/ remember one in particular fiu-
ring that trial when he seemed ia mn
/ usually fine slBiritss --fe -.
Judge BID CHAM, Of Ohio. was. hold
ling the Senate eutranced by his elo-
auence iB arranging johnson before
the bar of Justice in behalf Of the peo4
pie, ana it was expected that his argu-
nent would close that night, consef
uuenuy the clOsely=packed galleries
-'senls med in the same cOnditi on, vi thout
aasghest disposition being manifest
\ leave.
g air OF the Senate Chamber was
zclose for Mr.. Stevens therefore he
Atired through the Senate lobby in the
rear TO the Vice Presidents room. This
4 waa fEsvnrite resort for those holding
intimate person al relation with Vice
President Wade, where they would meet
during the trial and canvass the situa-
tion. Dlo SQg ~ le Ell at liberty TO reveal
the secrets OF OF tIs5s ~ room, your readers
Tt was here that Sumner Stevens.
Boutwell,, Yates, Rana-sey Chan6Ier.
Butler. Logan, and many 5fbeTs vvori2
bo3d their little eauouses aliS5T 7 7se-
member that on one occasion eSe-,aral
Grant was one among those preset etaat-
and he appeared extremely anxious as
Ia the result Of the trial-3spe soaking on /
freely his sentiments gT-
aEH- a. La
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-01-15
FOR SALE.

WTDBEEr A. JANIS Farm n Berlin Tp., miles
III North E1st Lewis Center, so acres, al i'm
proved house. frame, rooms, = stories 80 fee
square Barn good frame IL by 40, shed and other
Oltbullainss. 90 apple treeA ana oter frutfs sooa
ven Ana o'4.s.S f''uRrBt tFf. R. Z. Agent
nov20tf once Probat Judge.
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FOR 8AEE

MA s large GhFea Ht6ry brisk hou8e, coataaaag Ae
Or rs rooms, Eitpated At eOrugrI ~ $ inter and
Erahklias This property g wen calculated Tor q
.ialge Rearding, House. Any enc ~ t4 gT2e sleies
IN hat line via dnd Il hirhly probable invest
b. +. HDRIBuITE Real Esiate AReptsi srr
Sg13t ff7 y 94 on ce PROBATE Judse.
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- ROR gATE. hne4

4 story and three quarters house IN East Deia-
= ware on North street, contains rooms and Is
flliEhed in the why OF sTYLE. with Crate, and
reservoir ciEteru, which furnishes water for the
kitchen and bed -ohantb bers. Any one desiring q
comfortable and delightful home will md this me
4. y. HURNBuTT. Real Estate Agent.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-01-15

A oommon trick Of dishonest -four
dealers is to open The barrel at the
bottom, and put IN iiour 81 an inferior
quality, increasing their profit one or
JN,. collars neE barrel.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-01-15
ROR sALE
Fafn Of 100 Acres

TrN Troy townahfp, AZ miisa from town, under
coed fence, corafortabla log house with frame
addion excellent barn, &o.l highly suliao oie for
/ 8 rrszin'7 farm. viii be sold cheap Apply 81
RoBI. +. HUREBuFT.
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NOTTCE OF APPOINTNFNF.

Fvyhe undersigned has been appointed a1d quAIi-
ned AdministrGtriX on the estate oi4ilas hsr-
mSn late Of Delaware County diecased. l,ated
fhIs sIst dav OF December, A. D. 1865,
JanI e9-st SARAH HARliAN,- ADM
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-01-15
ADMINIsTRATRX s4LE.

FFIhe property belonging 10 the Estate Of silas
Harman, descsaSd5 will be sold Rt public
auo tion. at his late residence in BroWa township,
Delaware Co., o., three miles east ofDoIaNaFa on
Tuesday January 26. 1859
PrODeroy consisting Of head 81 horses, . lot o.
cattle, 70 head OF sheep. 50 head hogs, enss-t4Ep
horse wagon, spring wages hay,- cern5' -tTE9
set Of double harness, one set q bugyY harness,
Farming HtenBtLs, &c 7Nassi = tr47
and Of her lumber, anGl various other artlsies.
In6laB or SSALE.=-FoF AL sums Of nTe dollars or
under cash ID hand; al sans over fve dollars
credit of nine month viii be given, By ne pur-
chaser giving his note Hilhs appEaEasi faeztitTl
sac to commence At 1e O'Clock.
SARAH HARMAEs Adnainist fatrixss
G. ". HIeRLE, Auctions er. s.f-eD 5RRS =
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NO

sh6 allow full play to the muscles.
Keller tom care and anxiety, as far as
it can ba secured zs isaIl Ildrtanti but even
vVbsre this IS fmposs biej attention to
the other requisites, Sc simple as to be
yvitbfSl the reach of every intelligent
Dsfson, will ia many casas- prevents and
ia most incipient cases arrsss-the pro-
gress Of this most distressing e@eaAl
maladies. tt
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-01-15

ROBT. n HUBLBUTg
Real tate Agent
(0ETIC OEiee Of ProBats Judge.
DeIavrares Ohio.
DeIaIWare. Obfo.

a IL persons having property for sale or rent
"a VII ind & % thsslf advantage 70 leave de-
sciptia1 0f t AZ his office. No charge win be made
unless Ghq sale iB ECcomp plished.
register is kept all desirable property for
disposal fn this Fioinity and al buyers or traders
VIII further their interest BY calling and inspect
inEit.
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FOR BALE.

q ftuatsd on soefh strest, near Ross street. vii
- Be sold very cheap price $50 Apply 90
ROBF. T. HURLBUTT-
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.sska,,r FOR SALE, E,r4ru
ame py yslkb&

FTVhe Frame house and lot sftuat ID on Tue south
side Of William street, at the west end Of ther
covered bridge. The lot contains about two acres
OF ground, lying on William street aud along "a e
River and IS we'll improved, there is front suts-
cient on William street TO make three lots ia all
Thia uroperty- viii lle EaldF cheap uud on easy
terms an opportunity seldom cIers for getting 2
acres Uf ground wiinin the cOrpor ttiOn aud a.
prominent street., for the price this cau be pur~
chased. Apply to
goBT. +. BURIBUTT Real Estate A gent
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-01-15
Taxable PrOpeEt2 Of ohio.

According to the returns just pub
lished the following shows the velua-
tion and taxable property Of Ohio:
The number of acres of1and on
the duplicate of taxation is
55,144,6 $50 the valuation ofWhieh 80
1S-..- NouUi iotusodV
She value of real estate in cities,
towns and villages is. ....5.l. . slS2, III ass
The valuation Of chattel property
1S.,......-- .ss- ..-s 50 30Vo,o55
Total valuation. ...f.. 81, IL, ,46l ,SS6
A comparison of these figures with
the footings Of 1861 show decrease
of 227. 1856 acres in lands assessed for
taxation, and of 9303,56 in value.
There is also a falling off CT
81 ,752, ,123 in chattef property. The in
crease in real estate in cities, towns
and villages is $9,7e, ,3i4, thus making
net increase Of S4, zoe, ,607 ia the val
uation of the taxable property of the
State
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PHOTOGRAPHIC.

Special attention given 10 enlnrging from old
pictures. fPhotographA Ambrotypes, ImGuerre-
otvpes k6Y No natkef How small, we caH make
any .size desired from them. and dnish theVl in
India Ink Mater and on Coiore.
Porcelain Pictures in Frames, Cases, and on
Watch piale We use the GENUINE and NOT THI
1llfrlTios Porcelain. Our work B unexcelied. sat
isfaetioa guaranteed. Patronage respectfully %.
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FOR SALE.
VALUABLE BUSINESS PROP
.r.1-..l -ERTYs FOR SALE.4..

FTlae. House and f.qt On winter strests between
Mendenhalrs stare and the residence Of john
+ Eatfuaer Il for sale. 4ot 5z.feet front, HOdse
10 rooms, well, cisteFns &c The building with
slight alteration can be arranged for bust ness
purposes and still remain comfortable ie residence
iCr a small family and the unoccupied space on
the west side OF the house being thi z over
twenty feet will admit OF the erection upon il Of
abuiI- ing Of ample size for q store or dwelling.
Fer terms inquire Of the subscriber.
aanl ST T. ]. RICHARDSON.
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ZOE SAL.

House and Lot on William Street,
7Fenss oontaina rooms wen, eiG,srn and stable,
81 let IA one acre in extent and highly impr0T-
"a, Apply 20 B. +. HURLBUIT.