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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-03-18
An Ordfnance.

To aCiden and e1fend Harrison street acest 10
Liberty street.
q ECTION 4. BE 1T ordained by she
- Council Of the Incorporated Village OF
Delaware, That in pursuance Of a Decree OF
the Probate Court OF Delaware county, Ohio,
made on the 18th day of September, 1859,
declaring il to be necessary for the i'm
provement of said village TO condemn q
strip of land in the south part Of InIot8
numbers S97, 893 and 9l5 in said village, for
the purpose of widening and extending said
street west to Liberty street; It is therefore
made the duty of the Village Supervisor
forthwith to open said street IS follows !:
Beginning on the east line Of said Inlot
number S97, at a point about q feet north OF
the south corner Of said Inlot, and run
ming thence WestsFal6liSs through said IEf-
lots Sg7, S9S and 9l5 to point about 38 feet
north Of the southwest corner of said In
lot 9l5; thence south on the east line Of Lib
erty street 70 the Southwest corner of said
Inlot No. 9l5; thence east TO the southeast
corner OF said inlOt e97 thence north 10 the
place Of beginning 50 that said portion of
street shall be 50 feet wide.
SEC. 2. This ordinance to take effect and
be IN force from and after its publication.
Passed March z, 1870.
CHAN d5ES5 n ELL, Mayor.
G. o. LITTLE, Recorder. mrl1-2W
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-03-18
INDIAN nRurA1nrv. .


It is very clear that General Sheridan
has no good opinion of Mr.. Lo. He
writes to the General of the Army in re-
lation to the late affair with the Piegans: /:
So far as the wild Indians are con-
cerned, the problem to be decided is,
Who shall be lIilled-the whites or the
Indians They can take their choice.
Since 1862, OF least 500 men, women.
and children have been murdered within
the limits of my present command in the
most fendish manner-tl1e men usually
scalped and muti1atcd.
women ravished. sometimes 50 and 90
times in succession, then killed and
scalpcd, sticks stuck into their persons,
before and after death. have myself
conversed with one woman who, while
some months gone IN pregnancy, was
ravished over 90 times successively by
different Indians. becoming insensible
two or three times during this fearful
ordeal and each time, on recovering
consciousness. mutely appealing for
mercy, if not for herself, for her unborn
child. Also, another woman ravished
with more fearful brutality over 5otmes,
and the last Indian sticking the point of
his sabre into the person of the woman.
could give the names of these women
were It not for delicacy 1t would appear
that Mr.. Vincent Collyer wants this work
to 60 on. mention these two cases
especially because they came under my
own personal examination, and give
them as an example Of what has occurred
to hundreds Of others. The old Indian
ring has again set itselfto work to get
possession Of Indian affairs, SO that the
Treasury can be more successfully
plundered; and are printing and circula-
ting through the country specimens of
doggereI poetry. such as inclose to
you with this communication. These
specimens have been sent to me secretly,
and you can from them better judge OF
their object. am. General, very re
spectfully, your obedient servent.
PHIL H. SHERIDAN,
Lieutenant-GeneTal.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-03-18
ELECTION PROCLA1IATION.
MAYORS oFFIcE.

MAYORS OFFICE,
DELAWARE, o. March Is, 1870.
.TWyO she qmalined voters OF De1ngEare
III Village: You are hereby notified that
the annual election for municipal officers
will be held at the old CouneM Chamber,
over the Market House, on
Monday the 4fh day OF APRIL 1870.
The polls viii be opened between the
hours OF and 10 O'Clock A NJ. OF said day.
The officers to be elected are
Mayor, Clerk, six COuneilmen. one Treas
urer and one Marshal.
The Council ordered, That, at said cleo
ton, in order to ascertain the wishes of our
citizens on the subject OF purchasing a
Steam Fire Engine, a vote be taken for, and
against, said Proposition. In accordance
with said order, each voter win therefore
be required 70 have written OF printed on
his ballot the words,
"Ftre Engine, Yes, or
Fire Engine, No.
CHARLES NEIL,
mrIs-2W Mayor.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-03-18

Some valient carpet-knight, wise be-
yond his generation. has. undertaken. in
the New York Z5zBune, to write down
General GEORGE H. THOMAS. He at
racks the grand old soldier, like a. bush
whacker, from an ambush behind Cen
eral Schoheld. whom he represents to
have saved the victory at Nashville
which would otherwise have been lost
through THOMAS management. Gener-
al THOMAS would be the last to defend
himself from such ISLANDERS or to be-
grudge another any credit Justly or un-
justly assigned him. Nor does he need
to. The American people will take care
Of the reputation Of General Thomas,
and so win posterity. One. of the grand
est characters of the war he is indeed a
knight withoutfearand without reproach.
1t is just to say that the Z5E61Dze dis
ayows the sentiments Of its correspond
ent.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-03-18

The Ku Klux are giving good deal
of trouble in Tennessee, Kentucky and
West Virginia In the latter State it is
thought the Governor viii ind If necces-
sary to call upon the General Govern
ment for assistance to rePress the ma
rauders. In Tennessee the Secretary Of
State Is compelled to ask the Governor
for a safe escort to his home. and in
some of the southern counties of Ken
lucky these devils are more dreaded
than their fafher-Satan himself fit
becomes necessary to interfere, our fer
vent hope is that the General Cover
ment win make short work with these
scoundrels. A good deal of vigorous
hanging seems to be necessary for the
preservation Of peace and the protection
Of the lives of honest People.-CEsefE-
nat Commercial
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-03-18

We are requested to publish a circular
Of the Northern Ohio Fair Association,
an organization which emanates from
the city Of Cleveland and more especial
ly from the Office Of the ono Farmer.
We shall do nothing Of the kind We
regard the Northern Ohio Fair Asso-
citation. so-ealled. as an act Of seces-
sion. begotten Of disappointment. in
spired by sel6shness. and having for its
object spite. Had Cleveland secured
the location of the State Fair this year
it is safe to say that No. such movement
would have been made. But South
ern Ohio city bore away that prize and
thereupon the editor Of the Fay1isy, set
himself to work in concocting this scheme
Of rivalry and rebellion. 1t IS stupid
piece Of jealousy, thiniy disguised. and
deserves to be promptly sqiielched We
are glad to be assured that it will be, and
that the State Fair at Springfield prom
ises to be one of the most successful
ever held.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-03-18

Our State Senator has placed himself
on record in favor Of the disfranchise-
ment Of white men for the offense Of
going to school. He has appropriately
followed up his vote to rob the crippled
soldiers at the Dayton Home Of the
franchise by voting against the repeal Of
the bill disfranchising students. This
viii Of course be very gratifying and
hattering to the later. and win entitle
our Senator anew to the panegYries oi
the organ to which he bears that intimate
and tender relation which Sam. Cary
sustaihs to the Cincinnati Enquirer as
its zone eve lamb.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-03-18


Col. John Wilder. leading editor Of
the Kansas City Journal Of co,,,,,e,,es
was shot in broad daylight and almost
instantly killed by an assassin. wbile
quietly conversing with friend in
the Court House Of Kansas City on the
9th inst. The peFpetrator of this bloody
deed gave scarcely premonition Of his
purpose, but with the words. yNow de-
fend yourself, immediately fred upon
his victim, who. SO far as known, had
given no Provoeation for the act, and to
whom the murderer was an entire
stranger. Col. Wilder was. a native Of
Massachusetts,. an ardent. fearless
Unionist. and during thewar served with
credit in the Union army, rising rapidly
from the position Of private to that of
Colonel in a Massachusetts, regiment. At
one time he commanded the post Of
Key West, in Florida. During a recent
western journey it was our fortune to
form an acquaintance with Col. Wilder
and to acquire therefrom pleasant inn
pressions of his character as a gentleman
and a journalist. He dies deeply la.
mented in the city he had chosen for his
home
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-03-18
NOTICES.


To Of Real Es5ate b0itlaeifng aSad abist
ting on Hdg5fsoR street from 6G1dHs&y stree
to Henry street.
NOTICE is hereby given that an as.
~ sessment has been made on the lots
and lands bounding and abutting on said
portion Of Harrison street for damages snd
costs Incurred In opening said street, which
assessment Is on flie In the o1liee Of che un-
ton Of persons Interested therein.
@. o. LITTLE,
mrIl-St Rscorder.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-03-18

FTNEAE subaerabexs viii sell, at the res-
III 4denee OF a. FaFis, On the firm Of r.
McHEinuie, RadinOr tow n SHIP, = I1tteS south
on Delhi and mile eat OF Broad ford ON
ScioGo River, on
Monday, March 20, 1879,
the following property. 300 head of good
grade Spanish MeFino Sheep, including 80
breeding ewes, and 80 head OF dry ewes and
wethers; head of work Horses; Y head of
Cattle, consisting OF mich Cows, 3 half-fed
three-year old Steers, balance yearlingE and
calves; / llWO-hOrse Carriage / set double
carriage Harness; i set single Harness; n
large assortment Of Farming implements,
including Buckeye Reaper and Mower,
&c.
TERars--A credit of six months will be
be given on all sums over S5-purchnser
giving note with approved security. Sale
to commence at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
InrIS-It FARIS & MCEINNIE. +
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-03-18
settlement or Estates.

THE aeeouuts IA ahe 6ollo1Vina eases
Il have been filed IN the Probate Court for
Delaware county for settlement; aud the
same are set for hearing on the 26eh day Of
March next, and viii then be finally settled;
L. WTns "a. Warren, Executor of Mary
Fuller deceased.
2 Edward Ke6fe, Administrator Of An
drew ColmY deceased.
8. n. ID. CoVilI- Adss3i nistratOf Of Calvin
1. sarah A. barton. Guardian Of Mary
Barton.
5. John w. Cone Guardian OF Robert
CronkletOn.
March 2, 1870. BIC. WATERS,
mr4-3W Probate Judge.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-03-18
rnrla2u
AuDIroR,s oFFTcE.

AJH+Al4A v ]A1lI71 N5I1--1l t117711 II 4-tOtJ
NOTICE is hereby given that n Pc
IN titiOn was presented to the Commits
sioners of Delaware County at called ses-
sion, held at their oflice on the 10th day Of
January, 1870, signed by L. NJ. Artz and
nineteen Others praying for the location Of
Ditch, situated In SciOto Township, de-
scribed as follows: Commencing about the
middle OF A. j. Robinson's north Line in
said SciOto Township, thence Eoutherly and
easterly through the lands Of q. W. Click,
E. Winget, Amos Fuller, Levi Hart, Gideon
s. Carr, James MackOn, David L1tZenbnrg,
James NeWhouse, Phillip DegOOd, Thomas
David, Amanda Ayres, Adam New house,
David Phillen and Wm- NeWhouseas heirs,
terminating in the SO-called AEthuras Run
on the lands OF Wm. HeWhonse's heirs.
Which petition VIII have hearing by the
said Commissioners on the 18th day Of
ti0nment Of the costs and expenses Of
making said location is estimated at Sl25.
ana tne appofS Ton 5lAenl o. i.iDoE 59r con-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-03-18
InrlI-8t


To Oagners of Real Essase bounding and abut.
ting on North street from S0ndttsbB street d
Elizabeth street.
TNHE gounai1 ar zhe Encorporated
Il NIllage5ol Defasgar4, ist 8 reg Elar meet
adopted, resolved to grade TO the established
grade and gravel and gutter all that portion
OF North street lying between Sa.nduslxy
street and Elizabeth street.
C. o. LITTLE,
mrll-4w Recorder.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-03-18
A CARD.

A RCHIBALD LEHRAND, JR., and
IA ROBERT +. HURLBUTT have this
day entered into q oo=paEtnerBhtp for the
tran action OF general Real Estate ana
conveyancytng business.
All business entrusted to our care will De
lt00rally advertised free Qf cRGrqc, Ia both
county and foreign papers, and those hnv-
Ing property 70 dispose of will Hnd they
hands. lian2I, '7Qtf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-03-18
ErMAWeTAR..
Go.nRssiBST SECURITIES,
No. NAssAr sranEr. Nrw 4onK.

No. . NASSAU STREET. NEW York,
February 18th. 1879.
The remarkable success which attended
our negotiation of the Loans of the CEN
TRAI. PACIFIC RAILROAD CoNPASK and the
WESTERN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY,
and the popularity and eredit which these
Loans have maintained in the markets,
both ia this country and Europe, have
shown that the First Mortgage Bonds OF
wiseIy-IOeated and honOFably-managed
Railroads are promptly recognized and
readily taken as the most sui bic, safe, and
advantageous form Of investment, yielding
a more liberal IIielfue than can hereafter he
derived nom Government Bonds. and
available to take their place.
Assured that, ia the selection and nego-
tlntion Of superior Railroad Loans, we are
meeting a great public want, and rendering
n valuable serviee-bOfh to the holders of
Capital and tn those great National works
OF internal iBprov eHle NJ, whose intrinsic
merit and substantial character entitle
theTn to the use OF Capital and the conh-
dence OF investors-we now offer with
sI5ee5sil e6uadencs and siltisIaetionthe
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-03-18

EDS. GAZETTE: VIII not some one
who is wen posted. publish an estimate
Of the expense Of furnishing and equip
ping, all ready for use, the Steam Fire
Engine that is proposed to be bought:
and also the annual expense Of running
It with due allowance for contingencies,
wear and tear, &c, so that we ran vote
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-03-18

The Republicans. notwithstanding a
division in their ranks on the temperance
issue. have swept the State Of New
Hampshire. eIecting their State ticket
and a large majority in both branches Of
the Legislature.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-03-18
GENERAL.

The smidt, one of the missing steamships
arrived on the IIth, at Boston.
Telegraph communication has just been
established between England and India,
via Prussia. Russia and Persia.
Immigratlonto Kansas this season Is nm
preeedentsd. Over I'VE hundred immi-
grants arrived at Lawrence last week.
Whfttemore is canvassing for re-eiectiou
TO Congress. He has been burned in efflRy
at.yarious points in his District.
The Missouri Legislature has submitted
an amendment to the State Constitution
snfranehising rebels.
Charles Sumner Wilson, Of Salem, Mass.
colored boy, has been appointed by Gen.
Butler to q cadetship at West Point.
Last week . petition q feet long was pra-
ssnted in the Ohio Legislature for a Soldiers
Orphans Home. It was signed by Hon. J.
K. Rukenbrod and li4o other citizens O.
Columbiana county.
Tae dsdciency bill this year wiz amoun
10 only $500, 900. The deficiencies during
johnson s administration were as follows
IN 1853. S. rs. .8l5 "a IN 1867 slI 62s. .Sa2 81 II
1855. ZOO. ~ So IN 1883, s2si 81 ,oo9,eO.
A duel was fought near Madrid, between
the Duke De Montpensier, the prospective
successor TO the Spanish throne, and Prince
De Bourbon, in which the latter was killed
Tbs quarrel grew cut Of harsh letter
against the Duke.
the President, while walking with his
son on Pennsylvania Avenue, one day lasi
week, was met by Iunatic named Terrence
Cassidy, who used abusive Language and
threatened to XIII him. Cassidy was ar
rested and sent to the Government Insane
Asylum,
The car in the pneumatic railway under
Broadway Is lighted with an oxy-hydrogen
light. Two small cylinders OF compressed
oxygen and hydrogen are put on the car,
and the combined burning gases tall ON a
cone OF zircon, The zircon lasts three
months, and the gas Lasts seven hours. The
Hight Is mnah superior to gas, and Is said to
be reasonably cheap.
The New York Tribune, of Saturday, pub
fishes q communication nom y. IA. Pollard,
81 which the writer says General Grant, at
The opening OF 1854, fought against advan-
taEes ct which Mcclellan would have been
appalleds that the Confederacy was far
stronger then to expel him than it was to
drive Mcclellan from Manassas or York.
town that ha fought Lees army with de-
aision, with spirit, and Success
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-03-18
DisanInfEoIl Mofice.

THE eOpartnership heretoGore exc
Il listing between AiKen q Luckenbill was
on the I'd instant dissolved. The business
o. the firm viii be continued by Luckenbiu
a. Noght, who Will settle the accounts OF the
old firm. J. w. LUCKENBILL.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-03-18

10 ol5lsers b lots and lands 6olladfag and d5tsf-
ting HSlliGnl streel from The assSt lisas q
NOTICE Is hereby given that an AH-
IN sessnsnl has been made on the lots and
lands bonndtng and abutting on said poF-
ton o. William street, for grading the
same which assessment is on nIe IN the
ONCE Of the undersigned for the inspection
and examination Of persons interested
therein. G. o. LITTLE;
mEa8-3t Recorder.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-03-18
The Delaware County bible
Society.

HAS Jusa Resolved New gupPlY 81
II Books from the American Bible socie-
ty, which, with the stock on hand makes
the assortment full and eOHnp nplefe In the va
rlous styles OF Family aud Pocket Bibles
and 1estaments. Also, Bibles au4 Aeata-
ments in Hebrew Arabic, Greek German
etyis list prices, at the Depository Q. Platt'e
elEy st ore No. 8kFilliama Bloe x. myJ
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-03-18
NEW ADvERTIsEAHENTs.
Notice.
nnrIS-3w

THE undersigned Has been duly aP-
il pointed Executor Of the last viii and
testament of John O.. NergOn, late Of Della
ware county, deceased.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-03-18
OAK HALL AHEAD!!
q R O C. RIES!
WHRLESAREs AND RETAIL.

.EsaBT5fBsg&8 u fE8El EkG
OWING 90 ahe Great decline hm Celia,
ingly low. Having increased our stock
largely, we are prepared TO offer greater In
ducement to the Retail trade than peFhhpg
any house in the county. As we bay al
most exclusively Of
" TIR s. II A N u 8,
sou will save one profit In buying from us.
Also, we invite the attention Of Retail
9foeeFH, who may wish to sort up their
stock, 10 give Us a call, and we feel cOnh-
deat they viii aud IL 70 their Interest.
To enumeFa6e would consume too much
space. Gufflce ft to say that our stock con-
stsfs of Full Line and the
Best Quality Of Groceries,
FOREIGN ana DOMESTIC FRUITS
pass Dried and C1aned,
Weed ana willow Ware,
Flour,
Dried Beef,
C0mEeeGaOmsrvs
Coal OiHs
Bmrnett's Celebrated Cooking
Extracts,
and thousand and one articles all beth
Useful and Ornamental.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-03-18
CONGRESS-.

7th.-Senator Morton presented a bill ad-
mitting Texas to representation on same
terms as Virginia. The Senate considered
the Funding BIZ. The House refused to
entertain a resolution TO allow GolIaday to
Withdraw his resignation. The Georgia
bill was taken mp and an amendment offer
ed by Mr.. Bingham, that nothing In the
bill should be construed TO vacate any ofIi-
ces now hlled in Georgia, nor to extend the
official term Of any officer, nor to deprive
the people Of Georgia OF the right to elect
members and representatives in 1870.
Sth.-The House adopted Binghaln's
amendment to the Georgia bill, and the
bill as amended passed.
9th.-The Senate adopted various amend
nents TO the Funding Bill. A bill was re-
ported In the House reducing mileage from
20 to 10 cents mile by the nearest route.
10th.-The new Texas Constitution, and
ratification BY that State Of the 18th, 18th
and 18th Amendments, were laid before the
Senate. Also the credentials of the Texas
Senators. The House passed General IsO-
aan's bill for the reduction OF the army.
1lth.-In the Senate Mr.. Reyels presented
petitions from cOIored members of the
Georgia Legislature protesting against the
passage Of Bingham7s amendment to the
Georgia bin. The Senate, after long dis
cussion, passed the Funding BILL The
House discussed the Tariff bill.
14th.-In the Senate Mr.. sumner intro
duced bill to resume spesie payments by
Jan. ], 1871. The Georgia biIl was taken up
ana discussed. A bill was presented giving
Mrs. E. NJ. Stanton a sum equivalent to one
years salary OF an Associate Justice OF the
Supreme Court.
l5th.-The Senate passed the bill in
favor OF Mrs. E. NJ. Stanton. The House
referred the Funding Bill to the Ways and
Means Committee, and passed a bin admit
ting Texas to representation in Congress on
same terms as Virginia.
l6th.-The Senate galleries were densely
packed to hear Senator Revels make his
maiden speech on the Georgia question,
The Senator slzetched the history fhis race
vindieated them through the war, and con-
clnded by expressing his opposition to the
Bingham amendment. He commanded
the closest attention and his speech was
able and eloquent. The senate has con-
drmed the nomination of General Siekles
to the Spanish mission. It has tabled that
Of Gen. Potts to the Montana Governorship.
The House Military Committee has repor-
ted one resolution 10 censure and one to
expel Butler, Of Tennessee, for selling a
eadetship.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-03-18
NE78 ADVERTlsEBaERFs.


THE sUBsCRIBEH has for sale, q his
ware. at 90 per bushel, a qllartAty OF y stli.E
WAY OATS, raised last Season nom sea
procured from ID. w. haEaaa o1 aseW
York. mrl8-stt W. w. W4A4LIAAA-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-03-18
NURSERY.
GALENA NuRsERY

VHILL furnish Fruit Trees oF an
w sorts and varieties to order-Apple,
Pear, Peach, Cherry and small Fruits, and
Evergreens in assortment, Usage Plants.
best interest to give us a call before puF-
chasing elsewhere, as our stock Is good
tan2s-3rn Proprietor.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-03-18

The Washington dispatches persist in
calling the new Governor Of Washing
ton Territory General ''Solomons. The
new aPPointee IS GeHeral Edward S.
SaIomon, of Chicago He was Colonel
of the Sad Illinois fGermanl Infantry, a
regiment recruited by Col. Hecller. who
was a compeer and associate Of Sehurz
and Sigel in their political adventures in
Germany. Col. Solomon was breveted
Brigadier at the close Of the war for
gallant service. Hisregiment constituted
part of Robinson's brigade Of the
Twentieth Army Corps and was one oi
the best disciplined and most reliable in
the Corps. Gen. SalOmon was a brave
officer, and was always at the post Ol
duty. He has been twice. since the war
elected Clerk Of Cook (Chicago) county.
! He viii take large company Of Ger
Imam emigrants with him to Washington
lTerTitory. If he makes as good Gov
lernor as he did soldier, the coming
| State or Washington viii have abundant
reason to congratulate herself on his aP-
ipoinunent
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-03-18
PEoNEER SKETCHES or Della
WARE COUNTY.
NumbsrFwo-
80 coNTISUED-DELAwARE.

BERLIN rINUED-DELAWARE.
81 hear the tread Of pioneers
Ofnati0ns yet 60 be-
The first low wRRh OfszEaves, which soon
Shall ron a hum -. ~ Whittier
In speaking of the journey Of Lanson
Lewis and Lowell Caulkins to Connect
cut, in our last, il should read they took
private conveyance from Buffalo to
Black Rock, agaLked to lewiston, where
they took a schooner to Oswego.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-03-18
PUWEM RALE

Everybody cordially invited to cali IN
and examine stock. mrl8-tf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-03-18
BLOo1I1EGTOz 1EL. NURSERY.
oah vearg 500 aersst 10 earosml.ausp6

Largest, best stock and shipping facilfEiesl
APPLES I, 2, 3 W, 1000 fIne1 yF., SIS. APPLE
ROOI-GRAFTsf choice 10 06O s60 NURsERY
GOOSE. Plum osze3lEz EEDaE, ID, ,ooo sif SO.
EVERGREENE, ROSES, Loco, 500. Dah-
lias, ,Giladfoius, GREENHOUSE, BEDDING
PLANTS. Send lbe. for Catalogues.
ian 40 8m. r.. X. PHENIX.