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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-04-01

II is said that preserved fruit and veg
etables may be made to retain their
green color by digesting them for some
time in boiling salt water. After remov-
ing the latter, vinegar should be poured
ever them while boiling hot, removed on
the third day, boiled. and poured on
again. The repetition of this process. a
few times produces a dark green color
not dangerous, like the ordinary verdi
gris.-. .Scteazz1fr A5teyzea7.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-04-01

The Cleveland Herald is not over
sanguine Of the success Of the proposed
Agricultural College. Itsays: The fund,
% far as answering the object intended
BY Congress, might as WeII have been
cast into Lake Erie or the Ohio River
We make the prophesy thar time viii
Tove tie College to be a failure, and
= fund to have been wasted.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-04-01

No HUNBUG. It is lCaqr0gted TO cure lost
or impaired Taste, Smell or Fearing, Wat
ering or Weak Eyes, offensive breath. Ul-
cerated Throat or Mouth, Pain and Pressure
in the Head, and loss of Memory when
caused as all or them frequently are by the
rayages Of Catarrh. It is pleasant and
painless to use, contains no strong poison
GUS or caustic drugs, but cures 5V ils mild
soothing action.
u viii pay $500 Reward for a case ofCatarrh
that cannot cure.
FOR SALE BY MOST DRUGGISTS
EVERY WHERE.
Price only so cents.
1fyour Druggist has not yet got It on sale,
don't be put on with some worse than
worthless strong stuff, ''fumigator." or
poisonous caustic solution, which will
aTtUc the disease 20 the lungs, instead ofcurfng
II. but send sixty cents 70 me and the RENEE
dy viii reach yOu by return mail. Four
%. 'A' 2e4' PO9' t'''iO' 'zOO' one oo@eh ior s'-
Send two cent stamp for DR.. Sage's PAM
phlet on CRtarrh: Address the Proprietor.
r. v. PIERCE, M. D.,
mr-I5-om BUFFALO n. Y.
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AUDITORS OFFICE \
OF DELAWARE COUNTY.
H. n nT,-a1- % Tc~n

NOTICE Is hereby given that q Pc
IN titiOu was presented to the CsonaTnis-
sioners of Delaware county at called ses-
sion, held at their Office in Delaware, Ohio,
on the Slst day of January, 1870, which Pc
tttion was signed by 7. B. Jones ana eight
others, praying for the location of q DlUch
situated in Radnor township, described as
1 follows: Commencing at the north side of
| road Leading nom the RadnOr Plank
Road from VIM. p. Jones house " est to the
SciOto River, and at a point about 20 rods
nOIth easterly from the residence of Thomas
I b. Jones, Lot No. ], Section j, Township 5,
Range 20; thence in a nOrthWesterly direc-
tlon IN or near the present ditch through
the land of said Jones and the land Of ".
D1Id1ne to said D1ldine1s west line: thence
Ia a more westerly direction and In or near
the present ditch through the land of VIM,
Perry, deceased, to the Scioto River, q few
rods north OF an island in said river, or far
enough west to obtain su1iiclent fall. Also
TO include side or lateral ditch, cOmmen-
cling at or near the northwest corner of
John r Prices land situated in east part of
Lot No. 2, 4th Tier, Section 4, Township 6,
Range 20; thence southeFly through the
land Of said Price and Y. Dildine and into
the present ditch TO the angle thence west
erly until 1t joins the main ditch in the
land of ThOs. B. Jones.
Which petition will have a hearing by
the said commissioners on the 10th day of
April 1870, at 10 O'Clock p. NJ.
The appOrtiOnment of the costs and ex-
penSeS of making SAID location is estimated
at Sl25, and the appOrtiOnment of labor for
constructing said Ditch estimated as fol-
lows:
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-04-01
Find out what your SAT. Is nlled vvish.

DY Our Patent we entirely Obviat {
ID all objections. as we use perfectly dry
iIlimg, composed of Dry Calcined Plaster 81
Paris and Alum We pack this mixture he
tween the inner and the outer cases, where
It remains unchanged any number of years
until fire melts the alum (which contains a
large quantity OF waterl and thus saturat Is
the plaster and forms the steam which al
ways preserves the contents of the 81 e.
The plaster, by being wet, sets firmly; and
even If the alum near the outside is entir :
ly melted. 1t forms cells which retain the
precise shape of the Jumps of alum, and the
d1Iing OF plaster keeps the safe as well filed
as before the fire. The advantages of usin
a dry filling are very apparent, viz: 1t does
not mould the contents of the safe it ne er
can rust the iron; it will always reTu5tin
perfectly fre-prOof.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-04-01
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10 o1vneFs ef lots and lands bounding and btit
ting on WfEltqm strset from fhe igeat line o
PoI. Perkins premises TO the Old Corporation
~ sessmenG has been made on the lots and
lands bounding and abufting on said por-
ton of William street, for grading the
same which assessment Is on file in the
office of the undersigned for the inspection
and examination Of persons interested
therein. G. o. LITTLE,
mrIS-St Recorder.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-04-01
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Notice.

To OlCzers Of Real EStzGe bounding and GblEt-
ting on North street from SdTdLtsAy street 70
Elizabeth street.
THE Council OF the Incorporated
il Village Of Delaware, at 8 regular meet
adopted, resolved to grade to the established
grade and gravel and gufter all that portion
OF North street lying between SandusEy
street and Elizabeth street
C. o. LITTLE,
mr1l-4W Recorder.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-04-01
Early R.Ose Potatoes.
For Rent.

Two good dwellings near the Fe-
i male College. Apply to A. LYBRAND
or p. 8. DONELsoN. feb. 25, 70-tf.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-04-01
NURSERY.

watches. Clocks and JeVVeIry
r E PAIR ( d.
TOHN f. LATIMER has, in connect
d ion with his business, secured the ser
vices of w. H. NEWHALL, SO long and IA
Vorably known in the City, and is now fully
prepared to repair Watches, Clocks and
JeWelry, at the shortest notice, and in the
most artistic style. Ali work warranted.
Give us a call at the Music Store.
Je4 JOHN F. LATIN Err.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-04-01

q TEPHEN L. CRUTKSHANK, Olive
y L Young, Eliza A. Downing and George
Downing, Clarissa p. Jaynes and Seymour
R. James, William H. Cruikshank, Olive ID.
Cruikshank, Lawrence A. Cruikshank,
Eliza B. Cruikshank, all of Delaware coun-
Davis county, Iowa, will take notice that
on the eth day of March, 1870, Lavtnia q.
and Emery NJ. Eastman fled q petition in
the Court Of Common Pleas Of Delaware
county Ohio, praying for partition among
the heirs and devisees OF David @. CFufk-
tate Situate in Delaware county, Ohio /;
/ Beginning at the northeast corner OF land
I once owned by Isaac Welch thence along
/ Welch's east line south to the County Road
leading from Beeber's Mil to Alum Creek /;
1 thence east along said road to the turnpike
I Of Mrs. ConWay's land thence east aleng
her north line to land once owned by Peter
Harder thence north along the west line
of said Harder's land to land owned by
George Cruilzshank; thence west along said
land to the beginning; containing I37 acres
Jacob Morgan to David G. Cruikshank; (;
see Vol. 30, D. 3lS. Also, so acres Of land In
same county, and being the west part OF
lot number 50 in Section 8, Township 4,
Range lSs Beginning at a post on the Range
line at the corner Of lots 81 and 3S thence
S01I poles, to the southwest corner Of land
sold to ]. B. butcher; thence 0 degrees 45
/ minutes east to the north line Of lot IS
thence West on said line TO the Range line
| thence South on the Range line to the place
of beginning.
Said case VIII be for hearing at the next
CARPER & VAN DEMAN,
| Attorneys for Petitioners.
mrl1- -6WpfSI4
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NOTICES.


THE undersigned has been duly ap-
Il pointed Executor of the last viii and
testament Of John q. Vergon, late OF Della
ware county, deceased.
FREDERICK p. VERGON.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-04-01
PURE WINES

4 ND Liquors, for,BEedictnaI Uses, for
~ sale by n. u. STA RR Drurrisf.
Opposite American House, Delaware.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-07
SIR CHARLES A. wYYDHAM, X. c. b.
NEGRoPHOBIA IN MARYLAND.
the Jdtkor Of The Tribune.


SIR: Last night, between and 10 o'clock,
the farn house OF W. H. Ely. Champion Md, was
surrounded by armed band OF disguised desperadoes
Tho owner was taking glance at his cattle. &c. be-
fore retiring when he startled by the sound OF ad
yancng footsteps Approaching the front fence he was
thus accOsted: "Are you Mr. Eyf" 81 am" Z" Is
there man boarding with you named Hamilton, teacher
OF the Niger school herep .Yes" "Well, want
him" (Cries from the mcb !" Smash his lantern, >he
can't see us") Ely, "What do you want with himi"
Ringleader, We want TO lynch any white man that
comes teach niggers when it's against the wishes
OF the white people In this part" Ely, "The man is a
stranger here and knows nothing OF your preudces let
mo tell him your wishes and II he does not comply with
them II is then time enough to use force" Rngleadcr,
"No We want no talk we want Hamilton" Voices,
" Bring him OUT"
After considerable parley Mr.. Eiy Gained the excite
ment in some measure and the promise was made that
if Mr. IT, would come out he should not be harmed; he
WAS accordingly called. few months since he left
Scotland for the United States desiring to see the coun
try and her arfamed free institutions Chance led
him to Baltimore. and as 1t was necessary TO combine
profit with pleasure, Tho accepted from the BALTIMORE
Association for tho Instruction Of the Coored Race the
situation which he has been filing for the past two
weeks Naturally he somewhat surprised eft his
ntiaory In fseedom and remarked something TO
that effect The was, We were free few years
ago but now we arei all put under nggers you must
leaVe school and hs neghborhood and the sooner
tho better for yomseli accompanied by the ceskng Of
guns &c.l
Seeing no means OF continuing the school with safety
Mr. H. promised TO close the next morning and the mob
left no doubt highly grafed at the success OF their
brave and loyal course. The school was relnQushed
this morning. and the teacher waits orders from head
| quarters.
| CrGnip.0,l Nd, Feb. Q, 1870.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-07
wovry,s RIGHTS IN wALI.sT.

The Bulls and Bears OF Wall-st, we've greatly
startled to nud their street Invaded Saturday by two
new money changers, Mrs Woodruff and MIS- Tennessee
Cl.nn. Thoy have leased the Offices No. a Broadst
formerly occupied by Gray, the swndler Stories were
rife OF their having formerly appeared before the public
as clairvoyauts sprtualists or something Of the
sort aud uuhnking people seemed 70 Imagine that while
the social moral character aBtecedens of men ha
nothnr 10 do with their sale Of stocks that OF women
ought 10 have The Saturday In the neighbos
hood of thcr Office reminded one of an election day a
fife First Ward. Insulting remarks were made within
hearing of the women, who appeared 10 bo very basy
with books and papers. The place was thronged unh
late hour. Tho Fowdes ANA younger tnancers hung
around the onse, while the more respectable dealers
remained at Their places OF business diseusslrt The
uoW phase OF commercial life IN NRllst.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-07


BINNs-ou Thursla,. Feb saer In,,' w.n Bna Is
the 64ts year Of his sgn
eth iBst, at 1 O'Clock.
CARPEETERIn Brooklyn Thurday FEB william csrreaier
ofhe late Daniel Csrpeater, the pa year age
Relatives and friends ofte family respectfully aei
Iear Caremontsye
coESELYRAAt Jersey City J. Friday evenrg Phebs Coass,s
rclet Of Wm ConseTea. ~ Tie s5tb year oi Der sse
Relatives aud eBls q tAe a%y rsees I1,s 70 'eaa .s'
i65 ParoSiFa7s Jersey CIV 90 Moulay. FsS All a.
KNEYALSln this city. Sunday Feb C. Lueg wos OF Us
late sherman W. KHeyas Of s,W Hayea Cos. y,r
Funeral services a, her late residence 95 TFsn,rh- b.
tAopday Afternoon at o'clock Relatives aad fsi oi ie i.n,
To New Haven on Tuesday. sh inst, tie ga. m. u,s
MACY1on tho Sih February At Hudsoa N \. Mo- EaIy @.r
FaueTal al p N. Tnesisy, 9th inst.
NBwELI-Feh Susie NJ, wife Of wp ?. Newell
The remains will be takn 10 Boston MoB morning M M1ierent
RATT-sddGny Tdesay h February, Robert Of b, sI At
Notice Of funeral hereafter
ROB-0n Friday, Feb Albert See son Of Abst; asI Amy
FqHsra al the residence Of h, paat, 40 West TLyurA. at. ..
Monday, ith inst, at ; o'clock.
SIlRLDoN-In East Chester Friday Fs5 Ma Miry Sbelos
szei i9 Jesrs 10 months and isys.
Relatives aud friends respectfully Invited attend tae funeral
tae residence Of her mother h huaee TUESDAY srOOs.
at lOeock Trains leave Twenty siEitst at 10 > o.
SPEA-On Sunday the 9Th inst George Charles AL Margaret
r. ~. sPeIr ~ sSa @ year ear aud @sLiht sa - attn, a. &c., r.
the residence o bis parens No is Wess T on Ts-
day the 9th inst. at O'Clock P
sTEBBIsSAt D1nhury Conn., 90 the 5,h It AnO' s,ess
in the 3'th year of his of Samuel Stebbns.
Funeral from bis late residence TuesY ss nst q, ooS
wuTINGAt Buffalo, Y, Saturday! Feb. s. AnLur WhIBs
Friends respectfully ln'tel to attend y fa-r Taesi,y
sih inst at EeeStk n from tae C-A9s e'iae' VI Oha'a aud
wLLIANs-At Riveuswood T. on Friday ib FbruarT arE.s
wife Of John H. MllaHs ia Tie 6jtb year ot her age
from her late rG Tgesay EeIi eh iHss At Seocs
fs5e s,ris a zoe - cSgS s M a. H Os'ns,' WI = ,S
tn 'sd the down boa: that leaves Harlem at the same b'Or
New-York tribune., 1870-02-07
CRIME IN LONG ISLAND.

Mr.. Rudolph Bergen of FreepOrt, J.. J., while
driving home on Friday evening stopped by three
hehwayon ono Of whom seized the horse by the head
aud another almost Immediately shot Mr. Bergen 10 the
breast He was then dragged from the wagon and
brutay beaten after which he robbed OF his watch
and about 5000 The robbers then entered the wagon
and drove of leaving Mr. Bergen the road insensble
In the morning the remains OF the wagon and harness
were found in the road about miles from the
Of the robbery and TIE horse, unhamed tied TO g.
tree convenient blr Bergen reached his homo on Satr
day morning Agn the OF the three previous high
way robberiosn0 arrests have been made nor is known
WHO tho thicvcs are.
Abel Weeks q Babylon was shot at twice the ssmc
night while Oh the road leading frOU the steamboat
LANDING TO his residence. Neither shot took enoot and
Rs Mr. Weeks immediately uuCkcncd his pace TO run he
escaped the bludgeon He did not see the bad marks
man. -
IN a store at Rockville Center had his horse and wagon
stolen.
The people Of the island very much exercised about
these assaults and rOObcres, and inclined 10 think
that strgusers are not altogether the culprlts.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-07
GENERAL NOTES.

1t is contemplated in Russia to build barracks
for the army. which numbers $4,000 men.
Seven Americans, who are making tour
round the world. have arrived at Calcutta
In France there is Jew to 240 Of the pop
uatlon; in England, to 72s; and In Austria, to 81
The population of st. Petersburg on the 10th
OF December last e6706 Of which SiC23 was male,
and 200 5Ca female.
The inundaton of the Nile has this year
taken the proportions Of food 1t never known TO
be so high. and has caused damage 10 the extent Of
nearly SiO,OO0,OO0.
During the year 1869, 400 cannon of improved
construction have distributed to the Russian for
tresses and by April next the army will have been all
supplied with new rifles.
A Commission formed of delegates from the
States Of the Zoyeren has been session at Berlin to
report on commercial matters, and devise to i'm
prove the present statistical system.
Count Frankenberg intends to move in the
Prusslan Chamber of Deputies that teegaphc appara-
tus shall be used for registering the votes Members can
vote by it without leaving their seats.
Napoleon III. has been elected an honorary
member OF the Antiquarian Society Of the Rhine. In
acknowledging the favor he said that his German edu.
cation guarantee for his esteem aud sympathy
with Germany
The Prordeacc Journal calls upon some of
ts wealthy citizens s-manufActurerswh have amassed
regal fortunes and enjoy incomes larger than those OF
any crowned heads in Europe, TO follow Dr. Lenoxs
ample in this city, and establish a library
The authenticity of some of the documents in
the last volume OF the Correspondence Of Napoleon Is
questioned by French critic. lie has Gen Ber-
rand. who furnished the originals and invited him TO
call for explanations, but he persists that they not
genuine.
The Massachusetts General Court having
failed to pass the customary appropriation BILL the clerks
Mt the State House in Boston in trouble about their
salaries On Thursday last IL publicly announced
that they would attend al OF the city soup houses in
q body, at Saturday but 1t was aiterward sug
gestcd that better would be TO petition the Legs
lature establish soup house in one Of the committee
rooms
Mr.. Jonathan Jenness, ir, of Rye, n. H.,
who died the 1st instant aged ". In respects
q remarkable man. During his lifetime he had never
been over miles from home rode in the but
missed State national election since he
became voter, and missed winding tho eightday
family clock every Sunday morning for more than 40
years The Portsmouth Times says that he was consigned
TO the grave wearing the pair Of stockings tat he
wore when married, "a years ago.
The Cincinnati Gdsette thinks that "DOwn
East and "0ut West" are very uncertain localities
since the by Mr. Mcintyre the agent of the
Treasury Department Alaska, that the mouth of the
Columbia River is abOUt the OF the United States
and west and that II farther from Portland
Malne TO Portland Oregon, than from Astoria in the
latter State Aou the westerly OF the Aeutian
group Of Islands, which are part of our Alaskan
New-York tribune., 1870-02-07

command than to. enireay," tho pubics wishes being
ern"r, 70 me; ana olthongh my friend booths inst
shakespeare Hamlet. have rendered 10 somewhat
difficult task. cannot but yield 10 your desire OF
witnessing my attempt in the part rely your kind
Indulgence for the short notice given to both managers
and artist for the production Of the play 20 which will
most heartily. devote the last six nights OF present
engagenent IN this city, previous TO my appearance IN
Boston. with respect yours truly CH. FECn1ER.
sIessrs Geo G. Barnard, VIM. Astor. WIN. 81. Tweed.
Joseph Dowlng and others
On Saturday evening at the French Tbcater
was presented nverion OF the usual order OF things,
in the shape OF English piece done" into French,
titled Miss Mutton" better known in this country
East lynne" drawn from the wel-known romance Of
that name Adequate justice was done TO the idiotc
subject OF tho drama by the French comedians, who
seemed however. somewhat out OF their element.
Madame nOrcau. although evidently suffering from a
severe cold successful and effective In the part
Of Fernando, tho aduerous, fugitive, repentant wife.
She exhibits unusual talent, and IL her vocal powers
eQualed the excellence Of her reading and action she
could hardly fail TO attain eminence on the French stage
Moreau. Maurice de Lnto,, quite effective. but
he made the character somewhat too youthful, and
marred his performance by OF 0rasseyemet-
vocal defect which, IN less degree, dlsfgures the
style OF Madame SOange, who appeared as Noiide de
Laorr. NJ. Ronsseaus Belin satisfactory and Paut
and Jeanne, by Niles Briot and Arsene, marked by
clearness, truth and simplicity NJ Albert as LOu was
feeble feminine, inarcuate and naudble, and, by the
general rdicue it excited afforded welcome relief to
dreary drama. The ortude OF those who sat ont tho
performance rewarded with racy little aferpece
=" Les Jarons de Cadiac"-n which NJ. Moreau, as the
Gasoon captain, In love- was thoroughly at home, and
called forth the heartiest outbursts OF merrimen 1t Is
such delightful tres this that best suit the capacity
OF the company here engaged and, is much better
TO laugh than cry their talents should never be sac
ced to anything less enjoyable. On Saturday evening
next will DO given Octave Feuilefs "Dalila," in Elk
tableaux.
Miss Bateman will commence an engage
ment at tho Varieties Theater Now Orleans. tonight
Severe illness prevented her. learn, from appearing
there last week. Mr. George Jordan filed up the tne
in Still Waters etc. and warmly welcomed.-on
the Goth ult Mr. W r. Floyd took benefit at the Yarie
ties, appearing s Shaun. in "ArIabna Pogue." Mr.
John L. Owens played Scion Shngle, on this OCCASION
and Br. Joseph Jefferson acted Hugh dc Brass in "
Regular FIX Tho affair was brilliantly successful.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-07
THE NEW JERSEY CITY CHARTER.

The amendments to the charter of jersey
CITY, which, when the act OF consolidation goes into effect
upon tie Let of April viii comprise the cities otBergen,
Hudson CITY, and Jersey City, have been partially com
peted by the Joint Committee appointed by the Common
Councils Of the three cities. They provide for the ap
pontment OF Eve Police Justices by the Mayor and Com
mon Council office of Recorder being abolished The
Police Department IA to be governed by five Comns60n
era 20 be appointed in the manner The Board Of
Ixse s 10 be composed Of the Mayor the President OF
the Board OF Aldermen aud Police Board The Mayor,
whose salary has been Acd at sJOO IA TO be member Of
each board OF officers tho city Government, and viii
hold his office for three years The Chief Of Police Is 10
be appointed by the Police Commissioners and VIII have
upon having paid Fire Department after the expira.
ton OF the year 1874 The Board Of Commissioners ol
Assossmcuts will consist OF the Mayor, the Collector OF
Esyouue, and the Controller.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-07
TENNESSEE.

The Constitutional Convention of Tennessee
has finally adopted universal suffrage but with pro.
viso that may made bear severely upon poor people,
and which, in the hands Of unscrupuous officers viii DO
liable gross abuses 1t the effect that no man who
has not paid up his poll TO certain specified time,
and can furnish satisfactory proof Of this TO the judges OF
election shall be admltted to vote The state poll tax
can be from 81 TO s. and the county VIII have the ret
10 levy one equally large so that VIII be seen that
the payment OF $40 tax may DC required before any inah
can stem up to the ballOt-hOX Gnd deposit his vote
The Convention has thus far amended the Constitution
in tIe following particulars GIVING the Governor nm
led veto 10 be overcome by twOthrds OF the members
oect 10 the Legislatures prohibiting the Governor from
ca ling cut the militia except With The sanction OF me
Ioesature changing tune OF holding election Tor
embers OF the General Assembly so as 10 iall on the
same day that Cougressmon are eected lihitlns tho
Legislature to IS days for regular session ana ~ dai
for called session, and fixing tie pay OF members az 81
taking from the Legislature the power 10 make prVae
LAWS providing that towns, Giles or eOuntes sl NOT
loan Tie credit become Stockholders with others eA
cant upnn threcOurths vote Of the people, prOhlbuhS
tnl whatever