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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-29
financial.

NEw-NORE, June -, l6iu
rI,UE CIRCULATING NOTES OF the late in
orporstoi SEVENTH WARD (Sae BANK viii be vail n GOLD
AZ ,rcseroa the ofce Of WHITE, NORRIS Co. 2JWaisL
hFFICE of THE CLINTON FIRE lNSUR-
" ANCE COMPANY, No 1856 Broadway nc Annual teclon
o Director, Company held this day the following gentlemen
q,re unanimously reelected for the ensuing year; ,.,,,
EFFINGHAM TOWNSEND JACOB VAN MA1hNhN
CliAS r. SWORDS, JOHN X w IL!
II UrNpv VaIGHT PRESTON II. HODGES
kVo, n FNO WALTER BARNES,
IOIiN N ATSON HENRY COFFIN
SANi-pI, WILLErS JOHN d. GRIFFIN,
NOS ATONZO CUSHMAN, CHARLES n. ISNEM
TRIAu J. SMITH, WILLIAM PNEN,
sYIVFSTER l.. n. WARD JAMES b ANIES. Ja,
JOHN SCOTT BOYD, EGBERT A. CLARK
ISRAEL CORSE
SUBSEQUENT meeting 81 the Board Mr. JANIS T. AMES, it,
ssas unanimously reelected PresdeHtNevl or June 1910
JOIN BARRY. Secretary.
EIGHT PER CENT BONDS OF the CITY of
1LMONTGOMBRY Capital Of the state Of Alabama at per
and accrued interest
HOWES G MACY, BANKERS,
40 WALIrST. NETWORK
rer far sae the BONDS Of the CITY Of MONTGOMERY Aah- ~
years hearing interest al cent with coupons -tacle
payable Isl Of January and July both Principal and Interest ars5 IN
The Cts Of New-lork.
These bonds s50OO Five Hundred Thousand Dollars the only
debt against the CITY and regarded class security and very
desirable for investment
Further particulars be had q
UOWES 4 MACY Bankers Wal-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-29
forses ano Carriages.

A NO BROADWAY EXPENSES.
a. QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS .
STYLES CARRIAGES lower than can be bought IN the city At
which defy competition Coaches Clarences Bet 3fo
Phaeons Park Pony aud Rumble jaeger despnng and Express
Wagons Brewster Road Wagons StIe Road Nsgon tare
Coaches good ORDER one Sharcb Wagon second hand
AM In good ORDER for very low. Harness slOup SET Sheets very
large stock Nets OF all kinds Robes Whips, &C. -
VIM. H. GRAY, ~, q, "a and 20 WoosterstG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-29

Union PACIFIC II. II. SECURITIES.
pTpCT WORTG AGF per cent gold LAND GRANTS, per
r curre INCOME BONDS Per currency sad STOCK
t---S. j. a ST ANTON No. % Broadst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-12-13
THE GERMAN FUND.


Material Aid tor the Suffering Followers of
Koenig Wilhelm-LiberaI Donations from
All Quarters.
Consul General Johannes Rsesing RENTED 35, 900
thalers to Germany on Saturday as further
contribution from the German War Fund here
to the Central Aid Committee In Berlin. This
makes, with the previous remlttances, total of
345 0O0 thalers sent from this country During the
past week $4,000 OF were received at the General
Consulate including the proceeds OF the BROOKLYN
German Fair, amounting to $25,500 The subscrip.
lions OF last week also include $3.50 by the German
81 81 by q German congregation at Etna Pa: S82l
by lhe German Patriotic Aid Society at CnllcOthe
Ohio; $50 by the Germans at Pomeroy.
Ohio; $3.50 by the German Patriotic Aid Society OF
Needle Gun Guard; s97 by the German Dramatic
Club, the proceeds OF a dramatic benefit perform.
ance; $3.50 by the employees OF factory at Hoken-
dauqua, Pa; sl2l, the proceeds OF q dra.
street; sls5, the proceeds Of the Saxon lecture on
"Reuters Works" at Lederkranz Hall; $40 so by
the German Lutheran School, corner avenue and
Niath street; s25 by the Franz Abt Maennerchor;
German school in Hobsksn, and $50 by the Nine
teenth Ward Bowling Club.
The Berlin Central Committee In aid OF the
wounded and the widows and orphans up to the
1856 Sl6 thaers contributed in the United States
1C8,2l1 thalerS were collected In England 81, $3.50
thalers III Russia, 17,845 thalers in Austria 16379
thaiers in Italy, H. 728 thalers In Switzerland 315
America, 226S5 thaers in ASIA 1850 thalers in Aus.
traia and 173 thalerS In Africa. The rest was col
lected In Germany, vlz.:-Bern 23l, Ogl thalers;
Hamburg, l,005 thalers; Bremen, 175 thalers;
sections OF Germany, exclusive OF Bremen and Ham,
burg l72, TO1 thalers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-12-13

hon OF war In the Prvy Council, which never had to
deliberate on this question: and which was not con-
voked until after the first defeats OF the French
armies.D
MARIO AND THE SIEGE OF PARIS.
To-day, says London journal OF November 25, Is
the nrst anniversary OF the death OF Ginla Grs who
died at Berlin on the 25th OF November 1862 Signor
Mario had formed an ardent wish 20 visit the Gene
terry OF Perca-Cnaise, where Grisi lies buried, to
place upon the tomb an tnsmOrtee. He applied to
the French authorities for permission to do this, but
was assured OF her great difficulty and danger he
would incur by such VISIT and OF the impOssiDility
OF being able to return at given date. Upon being
convinced OF tins Mario reluctantly abandoned his
intention, and Is at present at Brighton with his
three daugn tiers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-12-13
B0URBAKI AND GAMBETTA.
Conversation with the Joli Turco at Tours
How He Talks and What He Thlnks-Gam-
beta and His Companionz-EGsct OF
Recent News-Ths Mobile Camps.
TOURS, Nov. 20, 1870.

TOURS, Nov. 20, 1870.
We are still enjoying the society Of the 'Joli
Turco'' at Tours and he begins to be rather unpopu-
lar for his inactivity We hear that he persists in
refusing to take the command OF the Eighteenth
army CORPS 1t requires certainly great amount OF
courage to take French command nowadays,
when the Ill success pretty to follow frem the
bad material they have to work upon, will be attri-
buted to treason, to every CRIME possible and good
many impossible ones too. He walks about the
town sometimes with y somewhat scowling face
stalks into cafe and orders what he wants. as II he
were giving the word Of command. The wcrshpful
Society Of Spies, to which had the pleasure OF
Introducing you before at Tours may often be
observed contemplating him with wistful eyes, but
none, think, dare approach him very near, there
being wholesome conviction abroad that he is not
man 70 be trifed with. was sitting in cafe yes
terday when In he walked alone--he usually goes
about by himself-and sat down near where was
onered him paper, civility he acknowledged
With bow and grunt-he is somewhat OF o saw
age, ike his name. MILITARY executions military
executions" he said. glancing down it. at strikes
me they execute more men than manmuvres, Ia has.
and no looked down column containing such
entries as 'such and such q courtmartian ..ylent
de condamner a Ia pene capitale lie nsmme Derailly
2eme cannonier Ia 2sieme batteries lie nomme Della
rable, soldat an 40ieme regiment,n &c., &C.: and
underneath these words, which rang like a funeral
knen, "Les JUDGEMENTS ont recu leur execution.
at seems to me we see rather too much of that.u
responded
lie shook his head gloomiiy. al never heard so
much of 1t In all my experience" he said, sand my
experience is not exactly small"
''And do you attribute 1t TO any special causeS
MY experience has been OF warfare, almost ex-
cusively, not OF disastrous events and demoralizing
inhuenccs had rather not give an opinion about
.iie cause ] don't mind owning that regret this
ercs, thal depofeit whatever the cause may be-"
aneL, as IL abruptly 10 change the subject, what
nusahcs y = not getting The English papers, he
unseIvcu uoE the presence OF the Prssians impedeS
tue postai route via LIE Mans our papers from Eng
Iabo were TWO Gays atel II like TO see English pa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-12-13
F r A N G E.
Contradictory Reports of the
Battle Near Meung.
~~0N>>~~~e~~~>>r>~~~se-,~~
The Germans and French
Claim Successes.
The B0mbardment Of Paris
Decided Upon.
No Hope for the Besieged from
the Provinces.
>~~~~o<-,~<,~~,~~~~N~,~>~~
Irr nInRa Gr y,tr nrFrtlrrDc nC Drl CnvT
AERoISM or THE DEFENDERS OF BELeoaT
THE ARMY OF TIE LOIRE.
1ELEcRlMs TO the NEW YORK HERALD.


Patriotism OF Bordeaux q er,nnn Prisoncrs--
Telegram from ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of
Chnuzy's Forces.
BORDEAUX, Dec. 10, 1870.
The people OF this city are very patriotic. They
have sent large numbers OF recruits to the front and
are equpplng and drilling more.
Advices from Tours announce the arrival there of
over thousand German prisoners.
DESPATCH FROM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF THE
ARMY.
Minister uambetta, In a telegraphic circular to
projects OF departments, from the headquarters Of
General Chauzy, says-"Chauzy continues to re-
sist the attacks OF Prince Frederick Charles taxing
many prisoners and lnnicting heavy losses on the
enemy. From this you may Judge low false are the
German dispatches, which state that the Army OF
the Loire Is crushed. General Chauzy, with only
hall OF that army is still able to successfully oppose
the German ADVANCE
German Report of the Battle Near Mcune-
The French Repulsed-Rrench Claim of
Success.
LONDON, Dec. 10, 1870.
A telegram from Versailles dated to-day dec. 10Y,
reports that the Duke of Mecklenburg makes the
following announcement from Meung, 10TH
GERMAN REPoRT-rHE FRENCH REFUSED.
The enemy violently attacked us yesterday, but
were VIGOROUSLY repulsed by the Seventeenth and
Twenty-second divisions notwithstanding the su-
periorlty OF his forces. Our losses were smaller
than yesterday. Beaugcncy was occupied on the
sth inst. and vierzon to-day.
GENERAL CHAUZY CLAIMS SUCCESSES.
report from General Chauzy, dated Thursday
evening says:-"We were again attacked to-day by
the army Of Prince Frederick Charles along our
whole front. We held our position throughout the
DAY. All the corps were engaged. from st. Laurent
to Beaugency. We encamp on our position Of this
morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-12-13
George w. Hughes.

The Maryland papers announce the recent death
OF this gentleman at his residence West river In
that State. He had been for many years prominent
in national politics. Mr.. Hughes was O native OF
New York, but his parents removed to Maryland
when he was boy, and from that State he was APP
pointed to West Point in 1923 Four years later he
graduated. In 1858 he was appointed captain OF
typographical engineers, which rank he held at the
breaking out of the war with Mexico. For gallant
and meritorious conduct Ia the battle Of Cerro
Gerdo he was brevettcd major, and short.
ly after was appointed lieutenant colonel
and placed in command OF the Maryland
and District 4 Columbia volunteers. lie was subse-
quenty promoted to the rank OF colonel, and acted
civil and military Governor of Jalapa during Its
occupation. In March, IS40 he was Dreyetted lieu
tenant colonel OF the regular army, but two years
later resigned his commission and never after re-
turned to the service Entering into politics, Colonel
Hughes became pr0mine4 IT. and popular. He was at
one time Minister TO the Hague, and in 1860 was
elected Representative In Congress, serving one
term. In politics he was a stanch democrat. As
civi engineer the deceased won reputation. AT one
time he was President Of the Northern Central Rail-
way Company, and at later date was connected
with the Panama survey. Personally Colonel
Hughes was genial and afiable, though dlgnhcd,
RentleMaQ Wucp esteemed by al who knew MN,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-12-13
Q = T r u A r z
ThOnnp BrasseY.

announces the death on the night previous OF
Thomas Brassey, the famous civil engineer He
was son OF the late Mr.. John Brassey, OF Buerton
received good education at Chester and selected
civil engineering his profession. In this calling
he attained to emInence. His services in the con-
sructon Of railroads. were sought from all parts OF
the Continent. Chief among, his works are the
Buckinghamshire, Southwestern, Eastern Union,
Western Of France, the Mediterranean Railways and
several lines IN Spain. He was also partner with
Bets Peto IN the contract for the construction OF
the Grand Trunk Railway Of Canada. Mr.. Brassev
was, we think the father OF Henry Arthur Brassey
and Thomas Brassey both members OF the British
Parliament, both prominent in the commercial and
pOlticcal cir les OF England.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-12-13
THE DOOMED CAPITAL.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW york HERALD.

TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD
Paris TO De Bombarded-No Hope of succor
from tho Provinces-The siege of Beifort.
LONDON, Dec 10, 1870
Berlin telegram says the Commandment OF Paris
mas been definitely decided upon.
NO HOPE FROM THE PROVINCES FOR THE BEsIEGED
1t is now considered impossible for Paris TO re-
ceive assistance from the provinces. With the
failure and retreat of the Army OF the Loire all
hopes in that direction are lost. The Germans look
upon the capitulation Of the city as question Of
time, and it is announced that King william only
awaits that event before returning to Berlin.
THE SIEGE OF BELFoRr.
The garrison Of Belfort continue to make q vIgor-
GUS defence and their heroism and endurance ex-
cite warm admiration.
WAR NEWS FROM WASHING-
TON.
The Removal Of the French Capital An.
nounccd.
WASHINGTON, Dec. IL, 1870.
N. Berthemy, the Minister from France to the
United States, has received official information OF
he removal Of the French capital from Tours TO
Bordeaux.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-09-16
DENTISTS

nR. SIM, having opened an once On
- EVANS BLOCK, is prepared TO do an
kinds OF Dental w orlE In the latest and
most approved manner.
harmless.
Regulating q specially. The most irrequ-
lar teeth made beautiful.
-Al2pLfa11ces for cleft palate and loss OF sub
stance, either by accident or diseaee in-
geniously made.
Makes Gold, S3yUer, Porcelain. RuJbeg
AtLnatntt1l, Ad0nl0ntille and Wost0nis 1TetuL
Satisfaction guaranteed.
He uses DR. -TWICIIELL.i8 "S0U Lfatu0.1
which is a SOFT, flexible lining, made to ft
the gums perfectly, thereby pFeventlmE ir-
rttatton Of the gums and securing "a more
perfect fb, enabling persons to wear teeth
WHO from old age or diseased gums could
not. 1t can be attached to either OF the
that do not ht or that fail down when talk
ing or eating, can have them remedied
quickly, permanently and oheaplv. We
attach it to all Of Our work free 0C charge
but charge IS for attaching tito plates made
by others. Call and see it, also 7certin noates
from persons who could not wear teeth at
all until they tried It0ichelUs Sort Lining
All persons are cautioned against usiuu III
as he has the exclusive right for the town
Diseases Of the gums, mouth ana throat
cured.
No charge for Examination or adrioe an
charges moderate.
Nitrous Oxide administered for Surgeons
in minor operations. apr8tf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-09-16

MaFvtn's Patent
Chrome Iron Spherical
Burglar safes.
The Prices of these SAFES are vERx
u u OOA BELOW what has been hereto
Tore charged for SAFES CALLED Burglar
And our motto is literally
s'The Best Safe for the Least
Money!
BANK VAULTS,
VAULT DOORS,
EXPRESS BOXES.
FAMILY PLATE SAFES,
COMBINATION LOCKS,
Please send for a Catalogue to
MARVIN & CO.,
(oIdest safe manufacturers.
PRINCIPAL WAREHOUSES
los BANK ST., Cleveland, O.
265 BROADWAY, New York,
7S1 CHESTNUT St, PhiIadelpEia, Pa /
Old Safes taken in exchange.
lnr4tf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-09-16
PAINTS.

OILS Varntshes, Brushes, Window
" Glass and Putty, FahnesGock's Pure
White Lead, Raw and Boiled Linseed OIL,
for sale by NJ b. STARR
2doors below American House.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-09-16
Sheriff s sale.

GrOeers' National Bank TN pursuance
John Il. Ferry Inands n of 81 ! Ven Ven
ul EXponas issued frOm the Court OF Com
mon Pleas Of Delaware county, and to me
directed, shall offer for sale, at public ven
que, at the w hite sulphur Springs in the
county of Delaware, on
Tuesday, September 80, A. D. 1870.
9t sy 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the following Goodsa and
Chattels, to-Wtt
81 situated at White sulphur Springs, in
concord township Delaware county, Ohio:
IN Sonthern Row, l9 Sets Furniture: 1 Safe
alq hnfnitnre in front office; / lot Crock
SIyt GLASSWARE and Castors in Crockery
s9o4n5 5s9o4n5 4SaoV Cases in Single Cottage Row:
2 !, ,SoSssSsge sets IN Single Cottage Row; z
) hl1nard Tables, 8 Cottage Sets IN Mansion
95ouse IN first story; lot of Linen IN NO
Y table and Bedd1ngs, Z Cottage Sets on
second noor 3 Chairs, Sofas, Center
Table, 2Trunks in No. "a; 2 Sofas in Tall
on second noors 10 Cottage Sets on third
moor; | lot of Crockery IN No I9 third
noor5 Sofas In Cottage Row No. 1: SOFAS
n Sltting Room / Table, Chairs, 2 Sofas
Z Snalrs, Tables in Sitting Room g SOfas
: 4aDles IN Sitting Room No. g.; 2 LOUNGES
l Table, . Chairs, 2 Sofas. 1 Center #TsbIR II,
ST5sltIlng room; ~ Cottage Sels in Cottage
! row q lot OF Chairs, Tables in Chapel;
LoI 81 furniture, old and new Beds and
&ssIRet, Extension Tables, 2 Bureaus and 1
4soL OF Chairs.
a, WILLIAM BROWN.
ssp9-4W piso . Sheriff.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-09-16
BIusICAL.
slnith's Anaerican Orgarls


Elegant in appearance, ,-thoroughly con-
structedi with powerful and steady bell
loWss-With exqufsitely y-voiced reeds-n
" contrasted qualities Of tone, and ing
tous mechanical contrivances for inCre
Of power and for expression.
No second-class work tolerated. and non
but the best materials employed.
Every instrument warranted for Five
Years.
Get the Best
Twenty Years EstabIishedg
$4,000 An Uset
T. O. o K A N II
Delaware, Ohio,
General Agent for the State, who win
furnish any OF these truly superior In
struments direct from the Factory.
Illustrated Price List Jl,ee on application
aprs-emos
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-09-16
PURE WINES

This is NO PATENT MEDICINE HUM
BUG, gotten up to dupe the ignorant and
credulous, nor is 1t represented as being
composed of rare and precious substances
brought nom the four corners of the earth.
carried seven times across the Great Desert
Of Saharah on the backs of fourteen cam
els and brought across the Atlantic Ocean
on two Ships" 1t is a simple, mild, soothing
Remedy, a perfect Specific for CATARRH and
-CoLD IN THE HEAD" also for offensive
Breath, Loss or Impairment of the Sense
Of o., smell, Taste or Hearing, Watering or
weak Eyes, Pain OF Pressure in the Head.
when caused, as they all not unfrequentIy
are, by the violence of Catarrh.
offer, in good faith, q standing Reward
OF $500 for case of Catarrh that cannot
cure.
For Sale by most Druggists Every
where
Price 50 Cents.
Sent by mail, post paid, on receipt OF SIX
II SENTs. -Four packages for g 90, or 1 doz.
Send a two cent stamp for DR.. sage's
pamphlet on Catarrh. Address the Pro-
prietor. r. V. PIERCE, n. D.,
JuneS-3mos. Buffalo. N. Y.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-09-16
snREFF,s SALES So
SherfTss san,


Henry W. aobert,1 rs Tuarsriaaass OF the
IS commands Of a ven
y: I. Hedden, efdL di issued from The fsourt
OF Common Pleas OF Delaware County and
70 me directed, shall offer for sale, at pub
nc Nendue, from the dlsOr Of the Court
mouse, IN the town Of Deia ware, on
Saturday, September 1 =. A. D. 1870,
real estate
Situated in the County OF Delaware, and
state Of Ohio, and in the township of Har-
lems and bounded and described as follows.
commencing at the southwest OF b F.
= aarehltd5s lands on the Section line, thence
South eighty (80) rods; thence East 551 rods.
thence North 50 rods; thence West 200 rods
70 the place OF beginning containing 100
acres except 167S acres in the sOuth-West
part Of said tract decided to George Snaifh-
erSs being In Range l6, Towmshfp3, Section
3, and Lot 3. United States Military lands
Also Inlots numbers and 8 in the village
OF Harlem Delawars county, and State of
Ohio.
WILLIAM BROWN,
augiS-0RpiSS f Sheriff
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-09-16
STONE! STONE,

MOOR a. window sAIls, Cellar stenm
IL Flags, Cistern Covers in the rough. and
all kinds OF Building Stone, furnished af
my Quarry, west OF o. w. +. College, West
Delaware Orders may be left at the Gro
Gerry store Of w. 8. Little, SanduslZy street.
mayl3, '70-6mOs q. w. LITTLE.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-09-16
Wells and Cfsterns

nUG AND CLEANED IN THE BEST
- - manner and on reasonable terms by the
e,.Si 1n1 ersigned. Have had thirty years expe-
Elence and fully understand the business
Apply at the third house east of the Iron
Brldgel on North street.
iuly-22-tf PATRICK DOBBIN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-09-16

Come and see us, you will receive kind
attention and you win not regret the visit
you made to
R. R. HENDERSON'S.
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NOTICE.

FFNHE COpRrfnErshtP heretofore rx-
Il 1sttng between Gafl,-lser 4 PiesSon has,
by mutual consent digstii we'd, \. J. tialle-
her having purehaSes the entire Interest
Of =. Pierson- All unsettled business viii
reeeive prompt attention by n. J. & ,lleher.
I win continue to K ep constantly on
hand the choicest articles OF Grocer - that
the market can procure, " hieh will always
be found reasonable IN price and GOGi i5f quail
] VIII give particular attention 10 all
kinds of cnuntry produce. for Whi-h I will
pay the Highest market price
Goods delivered free OF charge Ia all parts
OF the city. n j. GALLEHER.
augl9-2m
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-09-16

NEW BARBER SHOP.

THE unherHAgned has opened q Rar-
Il Der shop at the room lately occupied
by A Austin under the american House
he Keeps none but frst-olass Workmen
febll-tf STEWART CRAWFORD
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-09-16

Estate Joel z. BIemdenhaT

EsSA@AtC SWGA AZ 1AGA4NASAAAAaEAAs
NOTICE fs hereby given that the
~ undersigned has been duly appointed
and qualified as executor Of the estate Of
Joel =. Mendenhall decd. All persons in
terested vii govern themselves accordingly.
OLIVER STARK
au9-SwI Executor with the VIII annexed.
Estate OfEnlOry Beard Decd.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the
IN undersigned has been duly appointed
and qualified as administrator of The estate
of Emory Beard, decd. All persons inter
ested " III govern themselves accordingly.
]. L. GORDON,
eug9-5wl Administrator.
Notice Of COpartneFship.
II HAVE admitted "a = partner IN nay
Il business Mr.. Jacob Strauss, formerly
Of this place, and viii continue the Cloth
ing and Merchant Tailoring business as
heretofore, under the firm name OF "A. & J..
trauss, where we kindly solicit a share of
he public patronage. With many thanks
or past favors, / am respectfully yours.
A STRAUSS.
Delaware. o. April g, 20. If
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-09-16
The DelaVVare County HRfbIe
Society

HAS just Received a New Supply of
IL Books from the American Bible Bocie-
ty, which, with the stock on hand makes
the assortment full and complete in the va
rlous styles Of Family and Pocket Bibles
and Iestaments. Also, Bibles and Testa-
mems in Hebrew, Arabic, Greek, German
an4 Ing french languages. For sale at the So
TleIy g lsJpr1ces, at the Depository O. PlRtt's
'e"eirS STORE. NO. B Williams Block. my7