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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-06
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Is. suance
julia Gambler, ct. al. ofthe COM
manas OF an 6fdST of sale Issued from the
Court OF Common Pleas Of Delaware
tyt OHIO, and to me directed, I shall offer for
SALE at public vendue,at the door of the
Court House, in the town of Delaware, on
Saturday, September 4, A.D.1 1869,
between the h0urs of 10 o'clock A. NJ, and !
o'clock p NJ, the following described real
estHtei
Situate in Delawar township, Delaware
county, and State of Ohio, and dt scrtbed as
follows; Being the south part OF Lot No. IL,
in Section n u, Township four %, and
Range nineteen Q9l, United States Military
Lands, and being Subdivision B." as set
OF to Eliza Flemming by the Court of Com
mon Pleas, in Chancerys Of Delaware coun-
ty, Ohio, at The May term thereof, A. d. 1857,
in the suit of Susan Joselyn and others
against Mary ReVer and others, as will be
seen of Record. by Chancsry Record vol. Il,
on page 454; containing ten acres of land,
more or less.
Appraised at 81, 100.
WILLIAM BROWN, Sheriff.
aug6-5wpfs9
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An Ordinance.

Tor the Improvement Of q portion OF Third
street 1Cest Of Liberty street.
g ECTION 1. BE IL ordaihed by the
. Council OF the Incorporated ViIldgs OF
Delaware, That tue Mayor is hereby author
lied to give two weeks botlee OF time for
Receiving sealed proposals. for grading all
that portion of third ST. eet FROM the west
line H1 Liberty street to west line of the
property at Miss Yates, and let the same to
the oWest FeSpOnNib e bidder; the COutrstC-
tor TO take the assessment upon the lots and
lands bounding and Rbutting on said street
requiring to be graded.
SEC. 2 That the OWnerS of lots and lands
rounding and AUDITING on said portion of
Third street be and they are. hereby requir-
ed, by the list day of Octubtr 1853. to lay
sidewalks, not less than three fe-t
aud d half vide, constructed of good oak
or pine plank not less than one and one
t"uTtn inch thick, laid on scantling aud
well nailed down and ia default Their OF
the Marshal is her-by required to lay down
said s1de-WalkSs and that the expenses of
said improvements be ASSESSED on the feet
'front.' OF said lots aud lands, and collected
as IN other cases of special assessments
SEC. J.. That said grading shall be done
N accordance with IA general speci0ca-
lions Tor such improvements, and that said
trading and the laying of said sidewalks
nan be done under the direction of the
Village Engineer.
SEC. 4 This ordinance to take effect and
De IN force from and after ITS publication.
Passed August 2, 1859.
CHARLES NEIL, Mayor.
~O-LITTL Recorder. aug6-zW
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Fmrnnfkn Notice.

NOT1CE is hereby given, that ON
~ the sth day Of July, 1853, q petition,
signed ny twelve citizens residing, on the
road below named, was h1ed with the Com
mlssi0ners Of Delaware county, asking that
the Delaware, Berkshire and SunDury Turn
pike company may u~e and occupy the toI-
east line Of The Corporation ofDeLaWare on
the road leading from Delaware TO Berk-
shire, thence running WITH sa1a Toad castro
the town Of Sunbury, d thruugn
BERKSHIRE Corners. Said petition VIII be
for hearing at the next SESSION Of said Com
m~issiDneHs.
July 90. 1859. JOHN F. SCOTT,
aug6-5W President OF said Company.
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on WfNtef street from The GOeSt line Of HdnduS-
ky street TO the JUest line Of Elizabeth street.
.HNHE Council OF the Incorporated
il Village of Delaware at an adjourned
meeting. held August 3, 1853. by a r%esoiution'
then adopt d, re~olveh TO improve that part
of Winter street embraced in the above
mentioned bounds, ty stone and gravel, az
Franklin street betWeen Winter and North
streets has recently been improved.
aug6-2W C. o. LITTLE, Recorder.
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TO THE CITIZENS OF THE
TOWN AND COUNTY OF della
WARE.


WARE
recently published, through the col
umns of this paper, some Suggestions
in regard to the construction of q new
line of Railroad, designed to furnish
cOmpeti5g facilities for traveland trans
portatiOn, for the want of which our
citizens are subjected 10 Onerous bur-
d5ns and eXactIOns. I then entertained
the hope that it might be practicable by
uniting with our neighbours of Mt. Yer
non IN the plan OF the construction Ora
railroad from Delaware TO Millersburk,
and especially by extending the line
sOuthwardly 10 Cincinnati, that Thu
desirable object might be attained.
Since the publication of my views rs
mentioned, a meeting has beer heiu in
this town Whereat the project Of this
new line of road was fully explained,
and ii appears TO me that from that eX-
planatiOn tt ought. to be apparent that
The plan is wholly impractlcabte, ana
that-if We are to obtain tue benefits We
desire We must seek them by opening
some other route thanthe o proposed.
/ attn rs desirUus TO obtain End believe,
even in a p0euniary point of view,
about as much interested in the pro-
eureInent Of such facilities as aQy citi-
zen of our county, and would not 4 eed-
lessly throw any obstacle in the way of
the obtRiDment If them.
The question then arises IL this plan
is TO be abandoned, shall we quietly
sit down aud see enterprise RmOHg MS
suppressed and the Interests Of GU
ci,izeus dwtrted 10 AL, by unjust gRtus,.
tue Golfers OF a sOulless corporation, or
shall we still cast about and see If re-
lief cannon be obtained in home other
direction? Il is well known that he
Baltimore n Ohio aud the Ohio Crn-
tral Central Railroad Compah es,. are
desirous Of obtaining q through CON
nectIon for their roads 20 the northwsst.
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TO oibners Of property bounding and abuttfst0
on Henry street bettUeen North and Winter
streets:
THE Council OF the INCORPORATED
Village Of Delaware at au adjourned
meeting, held August 8, 1863, by a resolution
then adopted resolved to grade and gutter
Henry street between EOrth and Winter
Streets @. o. LITTLE,
aug6-4w Recorder.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-06

The Republicans of Guernsey county
need not want a better paper than the
Times. From u point of view it is
impossible to see what they are to gain,
(and much may be LOST by having an
additional Republican paper at Cam
bridge. The Times deserves their UNI
divided support.
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%sENAToRIAL

The Republican Convention for the
nomination of a State Senator 10 rep
resent the counties OF Licking and Del
ewars. willb be held at Sunbury, Della
var county, on Tuesday August 18th.
The delegates from Licking are as
follows P. N. o'Bannon, I'll. Thom-
as, Uriah Ships, Rtdman Wilson, J.J.
Metzgar, James NJ. Stewart, O. NJ.
Hamilton and A. b. CIark.-NeaOdgk
American.
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To Ot0ners Of property bounding and abuhtag
on rdnkl Street bett0een HUI and SprtaQ
streets: r
THE Council Of the Incorporated
4 Village of Delaware at an adjourned
meeting, held August 8, 1869, by resolution
adopted resolved to sEUne and gutter
that part of Franklin street embraced in
the above mentioned bounds.
aug6-4w G.. o. LITTLE, Recorder.
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M LASS MI

IN
Delaware, Saturday sept. 4th.
The State Central Committee has ap-
pointed a Mass Meeting at Delaware,
Ohio, Sept. 4th, and have assigned
GOV. R. B. HAYES.
and other speakers for the occasion.
This will be The Meeting of the
canvass and it is hoped there will be a
tare turnout OF the people to hear our
excellent Governor upon the issues of
the Campaign.
It. f. JOY,
Chairman Union Central COMMITTEES.
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NEW ADVERTTsEMENTs.
MAYORS OFFICE !

DELAWARE, o., August 4. 1853. J
DK an Ordinance now In force, NO
ID person is allowed to sell In
this Corporation in any other manner than
by a Cord, of Us cubic feet. Persons sell
each 0 measured by the proper 1n1cer,
n his certificate OF the quantity thereof
obtained. Any person violating any0I the
provisions of the Aforesaid ordinance, upon
conviction thereof, is subject to a fine not
exceeding ten dollars,
Therefore, to save trouble 10 all who may
be interested in the sale f dre-Wood. here
BY give notice that Charles D.. Potter and
James Harvey Pumphrey are the author
l1eQ wood measuHers the current year, the
Of one of whom must be obtain
"a Dy the seller Of every toad of Wood-
aagezE CHARLES NEIL, Mayor.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-06

The Herald compares what 81 calls
our "attackso upon Hubben TO an as
sau1t upon a windmill" That will
do. We know of nothingt to which the
term windmill could BE- more aptly APP
piled than to the HeraJa's favorite can
didale, unless it be to the Herald itself
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Republican State Ticket.
eOUNTY

The Union Republican Voters of the
several Townships 10 the county Of
Delaware are requested tOmeet at their
respective places for holding TIP. cleo
lions, on SATURDAY, Aug. I4fh 1869, at
4 O'Clock P. N. for the purpose OF Sc
Letting Delegates to the County Com
ventfou 20 be held at the town Of Della
ware on
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NEW ADvERTIsEaIENTs


MR.. WHITEHEAD gives private les
vi sons in singing every day at his room.
Also, at the residences of pupils when re-
Persons Wishing to study the art
in TEMPLE OF HONOR HALL,
Evans Block. auR6too
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-06

The Democracy Of the 18th and 2stb
Districts have nominated II. s. Proph-
ct, Of Mt. Giiead, for State Senator.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-06
RQSECRANs DENOUNCEs THE
EEACE DEMOCRATS As TRAI-

In a letter to the Ohio Iegdslatpra In
1862 General R-osecranA, among other
things said
II am amazed that any ona co,,1a
think Of peace on any terms. He WIZ
sntertafns the sentiment is ht onlv n
be q slave; he who utters it at this time
IS moreover a traitor to his country.
who deserves b. seoru and contempt
of all honorable menu
The above will be found standing Gas
rs suppose) during the campaign, at
shs mead OF the eolamns Of the Belle
loalsSane Republican. We agree TO its
az we did when II EEonNStS -
most probably a id lie. At that.
hoseerans Will have to admit this when
he accepts n Colntubus noTjTotior
III Is just as we'll to be plain anj ~,
spoken, and to call things nv t6oi.
right names, The "goAk" we agree. -
upon the Democracy, till Rssccrans sacs
cepis, and then u viii bt nfsn him )
Logan Co. Gazette.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-06

A OK-containing some
N money. Inquire of
la II, HENDRIXSON,
aug8-2W Lewis Center, o.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-06

The C lambus & Hooking Valley
Railway will b. open to jacksonville BY
Sept. lst.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-06

to nominate a County Ticket,
o select a Central Committee and
appoint Delepates to the Senatorial
Convention. Each township will be
entitled to n Delegate for every Is
votes cast for General Grant. and one
Delegate for every fraction of over Is
which gives to each Township the fol-
lowing number Of Delegates
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-06
You can now get OF Evans every
Article OF HARDWARE
needed in building o u house,

With a determination to manufacture and
sell every article in accordance with the
uusgtO never to be beaten IN quality or price,
n none but the best material d work.
men employed In the Misunderstanding de-
paFtment-every article hring warranted
there can be NO presumption In concluding
that such an establishment must continue
to receive q liberal patronage. biG-tf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-06

Circulars mailed GEfreeyf-Clrcular
giving q full description OF tuls unrivaled
T~hresher, separator and Cleaner, ami the
Impeoved AuLTMAH& TAYLoR "Mounted"
anu down" Eight and Ten Horse Powers,
together with many illustrate ons OF devil q
used or thtRhing grain Al ancient and mod~
ern times, will be mailed FREE to all who
send IN their names and posi- onlce address
for Delaware County.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-06

ENERGY AND ABILITY
Are sterling Qualities, and they have emit
nentIy marked the HISTORY Of the HOMGL TX
COMPANK OF NEW HAVEE. From
the BEGINNING OF this Company In 1855. lt
has won its way upward. until, IN 1858, It's
receipts were only exceeded BY Amerl-
can Fire Insurance Companies. 1atr1 On
the linton IN its Cash receipts, this young sam
son of insurance is now ready TO protect
UOuT homes from loss or damage by ure.-
PERPETUAL POLICIES, insuring your dwell
tngs for ONE PREMIUM, any renew
ais, will be furnished by the Agent on mod
crate and Ibearl TERMS Money can be
saved b property owners In Delaware coun-
fy 1 n this way. Z is much cheaper than any
Mutual, with its premium notes, can be.
Don't delay calling for q policy.
GIG. q. EATON AGENT
JED TemP1ar HAN Hui1dihB.
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Ea NO4
Chairman Union Central Committee.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-06

IL YIN q PoTWIN viii eonUI1e ~ ~
Sugar at OLD PRICES. fv
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-06

One that's always ready to aid ia the hour
Of misfortune by IRE, has the old HAnTEoHp
FIRE Co. proVeu TO bes for uEa
most SiEty Years, TO an her Poligy Eolderu.
Always solid, safe, promp5 b nb8fal she
has won her hosts of friends and patrons
by superior merits. She promtHeButlg what
she Is able N willing 20 perform. Cash
ability and careful mauaBgmrut mark the
Old HARTFORD as one of DeGV bcgf Tu1ur~
an-e Companies in America.
With 4 ASSN Of over Two and 4
Quarter Millions Of Dollars, rates FOR fmBur-
Rnce as CHEAP rs security WIN permit, you
can trust your dwelling or merchandise TO
M safer insurance than q Hartford POLICY
will afford. Secure one ut once 'front.' the agent
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-06

In order to relieve the troubled mind
of the Editor of the Herald, as well as
to correct certain unauthorized state
ments, the writer hereof will say that
be does not desire or aspire to, nor even
in he'mOSt unlikely event of his being
offered it would he accept, the Repub-
INSTRUMENTATION for Senator. Neither
does he feel the anxiety about any 9TH
er nomination to be made by orr party
which is manifested by the Editor of
the Herald. The writer in the HerGgd
probably judges us by himself, which
means we suppose, by the Democratic
candidate for Senator. But whatever
may be our gifts as compared with that
individual we utterly disolaim any
thing like an equal thirst for or faculty
in pursuing Office.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-06

Will the Editor of the Herald inform
US whether Hubben "falsiied history
in his declarations in references TO the
Democratic party, made in 1865, and
which we repubiish to-day ? As our
contemporary seems 10 be particularly
sensitive about the truth OF history
in certain cases, the public should have
the benefit of his opinion in reference
to this one. It is besides a matter Of
some Importance to the Democratic
party whether Hubbell did ''falsify
history" or did not. Let us hear.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-06
w-nTNeEns.


4 ann aeRliaR 10Th ohe BEGHW ana
il WALTHAM WATDHES al very 49,
prices for Cash. q. PLATE TeWaler.
lulySo-u No, b 9hllams Block.
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TEACHERS, INSTITUTE.

SUNBURY, Aug. 4, 1869.
EDS, GAzETTE.@Tbe exercises of the
Institute continue to be in ert sting. In
he AFTERNOON Pros Z. G. O'Kane exhjb-
It's and explains The use of his ''Wbrd
method" of teaching children. Col. De
Wolf has embellisbed the walls with
GuyOI's Maps, and exhibits numerous
beautiful specimens of m~ap-drawing
-xeeuted by the children of Toledo.
C. NJ. James read an address enfitlvd
Educational Survey OF Delaware
County" It was followed ny an excel
tent piece of music by Prof T. c..
.O'Kaue. A feature Of the evenings is
the singing by members of the Insti-
tute. Beautiful mOttoes appear on the
wall. Friday evening was devoted TO
public exercises of the Teachers Lit
rary Association. They were credit
able and successful. Mr.. Harold fur
nished music. At nine a. m. on Sun
tiav a Sunday School Mass Meeting
was held at the NJ. E. Church. Short
md appropriate addresses were made
nv Messrs, DpWolf and Carter and
Revs. Campbell and Moore. The adj
iresses were i~nferspeTsed with apprO-
pirate music and The whole was fol-
lowed by an eloquent sermon by Rev.
ID. H. Moore, of Delaware. Mr.. Camp
hell preached at the B4ntist Church at
2 D. m. and Col. DeWclF delivered o
temperance lecture at the same place
in the evening.
Ninety members of the Institute are
now enrolled. On Monday evening
Prof w. g. Williams read an elnbo.
rate essay on the American System OF
Public Instructions 10 8 large and atteD-
tive andiencs. This Ia the browning IF
tort of the s. ssiOn thus far.
On Tuesday, Geo. H TNNfsB, of Co
lumbus. gave us a lesson in History
and in the evening lectuTed.
More anon
REPORTER.
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The following resolution was adopt

SuNBURY, o., July %, 1869.
ResoEUed, That the thanks of '"rhe
Institute" be rendered to g.
M.Jaues, Tor his able address, and that
Il copy be requested Ter publication in
the county papers.
atf G. A. FRAMES,
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RAnGlRa.

A Large Aaaortmoma OF MASONIC
IA a ODD FELLOW PINS q EHNRRre
Tor sale az q. PLANTS IeWeirV stnra. NO. <
WAAAAAna hAocA. lulWa1-ff
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-06

VNHN Delaware County Wnrwer-b
CtubWtll mept at the club Room fiFsn-
p!etin q MrElrN4 omOel, August n nt fe
e1pedtencg uf eslnbliahfnn, trdh6af frIrg
. system OF 6r0cE GALW fa me County. u
tul a~teenonnce ia requested. n
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-06
Grain Drills.

have Fer sale the following
w superior Grain Drills, which we are
selling at Manufacturers prices:
The HOOsier Drill,
The Buckeye Drill,
AND
Lancaster Drill.
q q euANFREPrAnAc
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-06


By order of Central Committee.
T. F. JOY,
Chairman.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-06
The Imperial
CIDER MILL

For sale by
&C GHANBERLAR & CO.
Aug 8, '69tf
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SUCCESS A PROOF OF MERIT.
II there were no efficacy in the curative
powers of
DIR. SARGENT'S
Celebrated Remedies,

They would have been rejected by the pub
lie long ago, but on the contrary, though
they have been before the public for up
for them is greater to-day than ever.
Thousands OF sufferers have been reliev-
ed, and many confirmed inValids have
been restored to health through their IN
reliable sources can be Punished by the pro-
prietor, and all who have used them recon-
mend them highly.
A-THEEsvILLE, PA, April q, 1863.
Mr.. GEO. A. KELLY 81 found your box OF
Dr. Sargent's Backaohe Pills of great vnlue
to me, They were the only remedy rom
which / found relief, and I Will recommend
MRs. NATHAN THOMPSON.
DIR. SARGENT'S
. H
Are n never-failing remedy for oil diseases
of the kidneys, Bladder, aud Urinary Or
guns, such as Pains m the small OF the back,
Gravel Dropsys lncontthenee OF Urine,
Strangury, InfiAm aJlOn of tue &c.
Price Fifty Cents Per BOX.
SUGAR-COATED.
FOR SALE By All DRuGGIsTs.
"a UTTON=Tuks no other medicine as a
substitute for these Pits, bUt II your Druggist
does not have them request him to order them.
Semi 6y mail upon receipt Of price.
SOLE PROPRIETOR,
GEORGE a. X ELLK,
Wholesale Druggist,
Cor. I'd Av. & Wood ST., PITTSBURGH.
For sale by John ID. Park, Cincinnati o.
apr2s b9yl
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r G. EATON,
TempIar Kan Bulldog.
AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE.
Department Of Insurance,

AO4e Ut AZ VI ~
Department Of Insurance,
COLUMBUS, o., Jan. 30, 1853.
It is hereby certified that the HOME IN
SURANCE COMPANY, located ut New Ha-
ven, in the State Of Connecdcut, has come
Piled in all respects vi E the laws Of this
State relating bPBuch Insurance Companies
for the current Sc *, and has mled IN THIS
office a sworn statement, By the proper one
GERS, showing its condition and business ct
the date Of such statement, as How
Amount Of actual paid-up Capt.
bhAssss.s..s .-..--s-sa-..s.s- ..s .s.sgssa4 @AiVNgHet4 w
Aggregate amOun OF available
Aha8Ls-s--s-....s.ass -ss.s... s...ss.sas 4rQAAfft1 or
Aggregate mount OF Lila 1uL1eEt
including re-insurance-.........,. 1904 q
Amount Of Income Tor b pre-
ceding l,yf34i6 30
Preceding ear.~~s.:...... I,g7o,sn Z
In witness whereof, 7 have hare-
unto subscribed my awo and
rBEAL.1 caused the seal OF my ONCE 70
be affixed, the day and gear
written.
JAS. n. GOODMAN,
Auditor Of State.
GEO. {. EATON, AaEET.
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Lancaster Drill.
Excursion I'd Kansaa.

c. {. CHAMBERLAIN & co.
Aug.8. 'e9tf
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Nc Correct PrIncipIe

The great advantage Of the method en-
plOyed to separates the grain from the straw
In this machine L. unmtsLRkable. It IS re-
puted to saw enough un an average over
other kinds of machines, to pay the farm
readily conceded by all except agents and
manufacturers fthe old style, who are
blinded by conflicting interests.
Parts Dispensed With.--It has no
Beaters; no PicNers; no Canvas Grain Car
rier; no Raddles; and only about half ns
many Belts, Gear Wheels, Boxes, Journals,
Shafts, Pulleys, ETC., to "clog, wind, wear
out, waste grain, add to draft or to be kept
IN repair as other kinds.
Hence Results its comparative ease OF
Draft cheapness Of Repairing, Ease Of Man
cement Durability, etc, It's decided nd-
vantage in any one Of these Important fea-
lures alone, would give IL promtnence, but
Il clearly eXceis In all Of them.
This is the Machine which has created
such a sensation in threshing machine cir
cles during the past two years arneF
cided preference on account OF its grtan
saving qualities Threshermen are giving
IN their allegiance as fast as they eau sell
old machines SOFAS 70 buy thts-ehlk-
ing up their old ones tell they get lid ~ them
emily for that purptsel Manufacturers OF
and Agents for the Old kinds have banded
forgetting b + quarrels and strik-
ing hands in a vain ehdeaVor TO stay the
tide of ppi,uiar avor Meanwhile the de-
proved Thresher must order early,
, 1869-10-25

Some time since nomination was ex-
tended to Judge Caton, BY the Democratic
p"rty Of laSalIe County, for the position Of
delegate to the Constitutional Convention,
md WIS declined hy him on the ground that
he would not consent to become member
Of that body a. partisan. A call hns since
been extended to him by number Of gen.
t]emen irrespective Of party, asking per-
mission TO use bis name as an independent
candidate for the same position. We pub
lish his reply in another column. he accepts
the nomination, and indicates briefly the
leading principles by which be would be
governed If elected. He says, among
other things, that, il it should be desired
by any considerable number Of the people.
be would vote for clauss granting unsver-
sal sudrage, to BE- submitted aa separate
proposition to the qualified electors at the
State,
We do not desire to exercise, or seek To
exercise, any influence upon the election in
other counties than our own hut We may
say, what nearly all the people in Illinois
viii readily endorse, that Judge oAton Is
one OF the most eminent inrista in the
country, and that his presence and indu-
erce in the convention, II he should be
chosen as delegate, would add both to its
dignity and usefulness In partisan poll
tics it has always been our fortune to differ
from Judge Cation, We remember to his
credit, howerer, TINT hh vas Always in
f. r Al