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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-05-20
WOOLEN MIL.
DELAWARE
WOOLEN FACTORY!
steYenson g AIIgire

RE prepared, with the addition OF
"A NOEme new machinery, TO execufs- on
snort notice Eli kinds Of CUSTOM WORK,
socn as toou CdTdf1lg. Spinning Single F0Tql
and Making SsOekfR0 Yarn; also, 70 manu-
faeture az kiIlfs of Clofh from the w,.ol,
sncn as James, SaIineEs Cloth. CaSsimer
BlankeIs-bOth WOOL ard eDtfon ehssfu-
FIanuel, Plaid and Plain Wafer-t,roof of
the best quality, In short oil goods N eoT7-
mon use Our goods are rnanyIfacf17rari ~
pure tuOoI ana Contain hot a particle Of
waste, 1g1ngs, shOriIIy, or any cheap mater
1als- We sell ali such materials to Eas6a-ru
manutaciofles. Our gooiss are warranted
to wear longer by far than silVT hing 1IyF
m asle in the East and sold here at a larRe
1Iont- ~ nave put o9Wn our prices 10 the
toaceSt tiCizQ rate and mean to satisfy our Gus
toIn-rs- We win tell you the amount il
takes per yatd q and price of making, and
any mistake or deviation from that price
We ask you TO report 70 US and We will
cheertully Feetify it, as we want nothing
but honesty and fair dealing with small
profits.
We viii work for share of wool. We
would prefer that our customers snuuld
scour their wool at home, believing they
viii b- better satisfied VI h the amount of
goods they receive. If, however, they pre-
Ter, we Will seOur II for them and return it
honestly and airIy, but if they scour It at
lime they viii know from their own eS-
p-r1enee the amount OF the los.
RECEIPT FOR ScoURING WOoL.-For -3
lbs. OF Wool take. 5 It's. sal-s0da 10 lbs salt
gallons chamber Is e. Heat ii large kettle
OF Water, near boil. put IL the stuff and pui
in as much Wt-Ol as the kettle viii hold
Let il lay 80 minutes, then dip OUT wi a
stick and drain the water back ia the ket-
tie Pun in more Wos'l and rinse the first IN
C'ean wafer twice, and thus continue. Nou
can wash so lbs. in the same kettle only
aiding sal soda, salt and I've sS it gets week
Use no soap.
We have goods on hand, &c on ,,vn
make, To eXrlahge for wool.
Thai. Efui for past fave 8Ee LlalST oar
wool grover viii coutiuil- n. await them
Iishment Offers.
mayI3-8m STEVENSON a ALLGIRE.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-05-20
sher1R,s sale.

c. G. ScoviIIe, IN pursuance e
rs. OF the conn
Cynthia E Inskeep, ct al mands Of an or.
der Of sale Issued from the Court or Com
to me directed, 1 Will offer for sale, at public
Xendue, from the door of the new Court
House, in the town of Delaware, on
Saturday, June 1s, A. d. 1870,
at Il o'clock A. NJ, the following described
real estate:
Situate In The County of Delaware. State
Of Ohio, and bnunded and described as fol-
lows, viz: Situate in Range Il. Town hin 4
Section 4. Lot Is, United sta es Military
the north west corner of James Perfect's
lot. thence South 10 the SOut Invest 60. fler
or ms lot; thence West on c. Scoyille's line
70 MS south west corner; thence East on
Greek; thence Down said creek to Tie north
east corner Of John Harris land; thence
WestWaruly IN his north line TO the center
OF a puoltc road thence WestWardly on he
center of said road to the place of tt ginning
Containing sixteen acres more or less.
Also the following described lot: Situated
in said Range, Township ana Section, and
Lot Is, United 81 aIes Military SURVEY de-
Scr1b6d as follows Commencing at a post
and stone III the center of the County road
Pond at Cfalena 81 rods from the per ofsafd
bridge; thent'e South Is degrees E as rods to
the bank o. Big Walnut Greek; thence M
said creek To the southeast corner of q lot
belonging to the heirs uf Harlow AlI-u de-
ceased thence West IS degrees north A
degrees 40 minutes east Is rots aid Is 1aks
on the center UI said road to the pl e.. of
he2Inntng. Containing by estimation Az
acres of land more or less.
WILLIAM BROWN
MaS2o-o# piSl55 d Sheriff.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-05-20

Mcfarland unlocks his drawer, and
taking out the letters written to him du-
ring the year that preceded any misun-
derstanding between himself and wife,
gives them to the public through the
New York papers. They serve only to
show that he might have retained the
affection of his wife-for they display a
most royal and loving spirit-had he
treated her with common decency or re-
spect. They are very different in tone
from the half-Pleading and coaxing let
tiers which she addressed him after his
brutality manifested itself in neglect and
blows, but before she made up her mind
to final separation from him. If any
thing were needed to complete one. 5
contempt for Mcfarland, it is the publi-
cation Of these letters, coupled with an
offer to sell them and other documents
connected with his domestic affairs for
one hundred dollars Cincinnati CoHi-
WerriaL
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-05-20
FROM ASHLEY
Ashley. May 18th 1870.

ASHLEY, May 18th 1870.
The bodies of Mr.. Frank Holt and his
little daughter Emma who were killed in
the railroad disaster in Kansas Thursday
May 18th. arrived here yesterday and
were inferred in the burying ground two
miles west of here. Their funeral ser
mon was preached by Elder Sherwood
at three O'Clock yesterday. Mr. Holt
formerly lived near West6eld. About ?
years since he moved to Kansas where
he has lived until the time Of his death
Mrs. Jane Holt, wife of deceased. came
back to Ohio few weeks since in very
poor health. and her family consisting
ol Mr.. Holt and two children were on
their way to sec her when they met with
such terrible accident.
Mr.. Holt and little girl were killed in
stantly. Though among entire strangers
their bodies were properly cared for and
every thing that could be done was done
to soften the pangs of sorrow Milton
Holt aged twelve years, received slight
injury. He was taken TO the home of
NJ. D. Lewis, of St. LOuis, who arrived
at the place soon after the accident oc-
CURED, when he received the kindness
of care and attention. MIR Richardson
of Westfeld who started as soon as the
news of the catastrophe reached here, to
60 to the scene of suffering, came home
yesterday bringing the boy with him.
Truly it IS hard to say Thy viii be done
A CITIZEN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-05-20


Mrs. Richardson is seriously iIlof a fever
at Woodside.
Hon. Franklin T. Backus, prominent
lawyer Of Cleveland, died on Saturday.
JubaI Early VIII settle In Iynchburg and
practice law.
Secretary Boutwell, expects 70 reduce Tn
debt during this month So 10000.
The new constitution OF Tennessee Is rati
ned by a large majority.
The Democratic state convention meet
In Columbus on The lst OF June.
The eorDer-stone Of the new Lunafie Asy-
lum at Columbus VIII be Laid on the 2ath Of
June.
The marriage OF Senator Ames. OF Adissis-
sippi 70 Miss Blanche Butler wiz take place
in July.
MCFARLAND feels a little less insane this
morning. His friends think it VIII not be
necessary to send him 20 the Lunatic Asy-
lum.-N. 2. Commercial.
Mrs. Albert D. Richardson refuses to ac-
cept any part OF her late husbands fortune
except that required to rear and educate
his orphan children.
The French people have just voted on
NapoIeons pEebiscittn which means their
approval or disspproval Of the Napoleon
dynasty. The LDlA4 NDtes exec pA4AB EAlseAAlAs
Is as follows: Yes, z.2f0.298; No. I530.6lo.
The General Conference Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church South, on Saturday, adj
opted resolutions declining TO take steps at
present with a view 20 efeeting a nuion
With the church In the North.
The blame dortlhe recent railroad slaught-
er at Eureka, Missouri, is thrown by the
Corners examination upon the conductor
ofthe extra freight train, who is shown to
have used frOn ten 70 fiiteen MINUTES Of the
express trains time IN excess of what speci-
N orders had allotted to him.
xEEeHBoH1Se COUNTIES.
Marion is ohing mot owing) for steam
fire engine.
The prospects ofthe railroad from Mans
field to Kalamazoo are encouraging.
The new Soldiers monument at Spring |
held viii be ready for dedication on Mem |
0rial Day.
The ohio State Sabbath school Union
Win be held in Springfield, on Wednesday /
and Thurdny, June lst and I'd.
Gold has been discovered in small guam
titles in Licking county by Prof. Andrews |
Of the Geological Survey.
Anna Dickinson lectured at Springfield /
on the on the 18th and at Newark on the
18th.
Scion Wilder, Of Boston, viii be director
Of the State Musical Convention at Mans
nsld on Monday next. The Convention
promises great success.
W. 8. Hickox Is President OF the Mansfield /
Board Of Trade. The Board Is investigating /
the feasibility Of constructing water works
for the city.
The corner stone Of the Jewish Temple, at |
Columbus, was laid with imposing eeremon-
les on Sunday last. The MssOns and Odd |
Fellows participated and an immense
crowd was present.
A meeting OF the Franklin County Pio-
nepr Association was held at Columbus on
the 14th. The Association will hold an An
nual Festival on the the 4th of June at the
County Fair Grounds.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-05-20
no FARMERS!

A Worn with the farlnsrs FoOl-growerS.
Mechanics and all love. : OF Hofite iudustry
W. have starred in peiaWa- e l. Wooden
Factory and 1t uepends on y'su as n class
= hes her it shall be a success or NOT. If on
will patronize us instead 81 nuying The.
ches'p rash made in The east and sent out
here tsl hunbu= the " 0 kin. and business
class OF men, We shall surely succeed and
oulla up business that viii be a credit to
as Hnu 70 our cJlsfA5In,-iS. We nave Sfarfct3
our buSintsS del ending specially lIison
our tTldet mtre particularly as ihe gay
and fupplSh viii lot pati0..iza home in
duSi ry or even recognize lsb IL sS ffOnor.l-
DIE II we can have you for cur Customers
We can succeed, and hall be psttt onizeCi hs
those with whom Il is pleasure. tn deal
See our ..dVer tsement ia this F3aT1..r and
come and as, bringing with ynu vonr
wool, and we viii satisfy yOu illaf we mean
Whai We say.
One word more. especially TO farfnets and
Wooi-groWeFs When on shear Law ont
our best and llghte>t WoIl to bring 10 the
fac. ory and sou viii get a larger turn out
of goods, while you can sell your I,eavv
wool with your clip ahd lose IsofhIuc No
man has a better right 10 wear the best than
he who grows il. Let the sioddy manu-
facJureis use the retusr and pro ect your
selves anu hume industry with the hest
Yours K spec fully.
Inyla-3m STEVENSON & ALIGIRE
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-05-20
Wheeler and wilson's SEWING
Machines.
rFrnnn - nhin 50 -.

From the Ohio State Journal.1
/ ME notice that Messrs. VIM, su1o.
wv ner q Co, Agent for Wheeler d VIII
| son Sewing Machines, are diSfribufino
! some large circulars, containing deseri6.
uons OF several ronttsts and reports of com
nlCteeHl W h1ch have lately been held AT va
/ rtOus pointS.-Many of our r-a0e1s 6o,y.,
heard of the contest held at ZanesvIlle n
beginning March 9Th and ending fb,s I'M
The contest was between the Wheeier eS,i
Wilson and the Elias Howe machines r.
resulted in the Wheeler q Wilson ,ISjIiy,r-
Al points of merit and the Howe T. The COM
m1gtee was composed of intelligent, honest
and impartial men. " nOIice that a con-
tween the same machines as at Zanesville
and the result was unanimously In favor
OF the Wheeler d Wilson. We see that At
DanYtile, H., the Wheeler & Wilson and
Singer were lately tested together, and also
at woodstock, III, the later lasting six DAYS
and as viii be Seen by the report of the
committee, resulted in the Wheeler & Wiz
s',n gaining "A points 20 the Singer p.
mat ~, .g Ssslng machines IN The manner
referred to il the most thOrouon and CON
r tLSttIls hrts tssls tnat machines can be put TO.
chine. ~ /" a iia-
The Wheeler & Wilson has almost aIvavs
received bne ilrst premium at ali the m n.y.
tant fairs, and this more thorough T6aIIpy,o-
Of testing only cOrrObOrates their dectsioT
IL Will he noticed by all that read their cir,
culaF that in ali OF the casls above refa,G.ta,5
to, the committees were unanimous IN
their decision and we thiuk we are Eaf4 in
saying Uhat atthe contest at ZlnesviIIe an
that were present and witnessed the trial
were unanimous in giving the Wheeler q |
Wilson The preference, and we presume ID
was so at the other trials. This ought for
ever to set at rest the question Of which is
the pest machine? Tue question has al |
ready been settled with the majority OF the |
people in favor of The Wheeler & Wilson, /
ana we predict Tor The Wheeler 4 Wilson 1
Compan3 greater demand for their ma
enlnes than has ever before been felt. We /
hqYlse all that are IN any doubt as 10 what .
KIND OF a sewing machine TO buy to care
fully read the circular herein referred TO- as
there are good, better ami best nl chints
anq 2 We teet safe in saying that the wheeler
Machine. 70"iii5
= NJ. ROBINSON Agent for Delaware Co.
Store. 80 s7AO0
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-05-20

bearing interest at the rate of siy per
cent. in coin, payable May Ist and No
yember lst.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-05-20

IN reference to this matter, may obtain
it by consulting the docket of one of the
Justices Of the Peace Of this township.
We now offer. as deserving a place
side BY side with what may be there OBJ
tanned. and entirely in keeping with II.
the following, which appeared IN the
editorial columns of the Herald last
week. and the author Of which is the
hero who played the part Of an infant
by pleading the baby act in a court of
justice
We would respectfully suggest that as the
people OF Delaware cs5unty, at the last Re-
publican COnvt ntiOn, refused to extend to
him 2 he esfnlTll. n courtesy Of re-nOmina-
tIsln 10 the L. gi-lature, thereby expre-sinz
their views of his capacity and acceptable
ity as public funcfionaFy, il would b. but
consulting the. - nfinents OF th-- citizen OF
this county fer hun to resign the appoint
ment hs has recently received as Collector
OF this District, as II is a position to which
the E0c f2021lEkf, IA view Of the action OF his
party iaI convention last fail, would never
have called him. Yes, resign il, we would
say and devote himself to those editorial
iabors which have exerI ed such marked
beneficial enect~ uDOu the uniLF and spirit
OF his party, in this county, in the last
yearf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-05-20
THE KNOX MUTUAL
The Settlement Of tFle G.
Il. Hills Loss.

EDITORS GAZETTE deem it proper 70
call the attention OF this community 10 the
manner IN which The Knox Mutual Fiie
Insurance Company settletI the loss which
rec ntly Sustained by IRE In January
1868, took out q Policy in this c. Isipauy for
s45O0G. AT that time they charged me SAC 20.
IN August OF the same year l was ass ssed
30 additional. On the 9Th Of Ap II my
Mil property was destr yed- The insuraiic &C
on ~ amounted to Sll 600, placed as Follows:
3, go on Mil ia sls5Iuul bus Hou1eso. ~2sH0
on mill and 2,O0t On machinery in Knox
MUTUAL =, ,0uD on $40. K anu 5000 on Ma
chlnery in he "RIchland Mutual" the
Home paid promptly the entire amount.
The Richland Mutual" pai.I %, ,sS5 s., which
Was the amount 0. Insurance. les the as
sesSment for this year anu the interest Oh
the money for sixty days The settle uaemI
tcductet S30S 63, which, with the sums mad
paid them previously. -sIade my Insurance.
cost me- s374 y. they Gained the right,
iisd exercised AZ, 10 anticipate assessment )
or four ears. Is here single man in
this cam munity, in>u4 ed in the Knox Mu-
Jual. who, when he took his Policy, mad
the Femotest idea that if he met with a los;
that ht~ note would Ut. asse .sed for the uu-
expired term of the five vars? Did the.
General Agent, Mr.. Hawk, ever make such
an eX XpianatlOnt Won q he have been aJle
to get d single risk with such an under
standing Is there any member of the
company who desires that such a settle
menL should be made, knowing thar in the
event of SUSTAINING a loss he same kind of
a settlement viii be made Witn him Is
there not a falls preten~e and a wiIIiul dis
position TO conceal the workings of the
company by its agents? Il would have
been much beiter fOt me- If had inSurrd in
cash company, and I certainly never
would nave tOuehen the knox Mutual" If
1 mad suppsrSeu Ior q momrnL that such an
uuWarrantable presuTn ption would have
been presented on the ~eJGIemenE t5f "A loss
The whole proceeding is an outrage, and i'll
becomes a corporation that processes to act
IN equity. Yours truly,
C. E. HILLS.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-05-20

The advantages and attractions of this
Loan, for investment purposes. are many
and important:
I. It is based upon one Of the Great
THROUGH LINES between the SEA
BOARD and the WEST,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-05-20

The vote Of clergymen and laymen in
all the Conferences of the Methods,
Episcopal Church has now been taken
on the question of lay delegation, and
has resulted in the adoption Of the prop
ositions submitted. That is, Iaymen will
hereafter be admitted as delegates in
the General or QuadreRpial Conferences
of the Church.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-05-20
ALUMNI AssOCTATTOvy

THE Alumni OF Startling Medical
Il College are requested Iu meet at Co
lumbus, OHIO, Thursday, May %, 1870, at 10
O'Clock A. M, t. complete an Organization
for professional and social pu, poses. Ann
pie arrangrmt Dts are being made for a large
and profitable meeting.
~ viii doubtless b-- an occasion of great
social and professional Interest to the
Alumni. F. H. HYATT, NJ. D,
Chairman Executive CommitGee,
Ihayi,S-zW Delaware, o.
Exchanges please copy.l
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-05-20
AssFss0R,s oFFICE-
D STTED STATES INTERNAL REvENUE,
EIGHTH DISTRICT, OHIO,
MANsFIkLD, Quo, Nav Is. $50.

EIGHTH DISTRICT, OHIO,
NASsFIkLD, OHIO, May IS 1870.
NOTICE is hereby given, That an
IN peals VIII be received and determined
at the Assessors Ofice. Mansfield, Ohio
froHi the 5eth to the Slst day OF May, 1870, in
elusive, relating 10 any erroneous or excess
SlVe alusttl'' ms, assessments, or enumera-
tions, tsken and returned 10y the ASSESSOR
or Assistant Assessors Of the Eighth Dis
trict of Ohio, in the current annual lists
And during said time, the proceed 5ngs OF
the Assessor and Assistant Assessors. TO-
gether with the ANIMAL lists taken as afore-
SAID, viii be submit ted TO the inspection of
any and all persons who may apply 10 the
ASSESSOR for that purpose,
All applicat ons to the Assessor. a. afore-
said, must be made in writing and Shall
specify the particular cause, matter or thing
respecting which decision is requested
anu snalis moreover, state the ground or
principle of error cOmpIaineu Of
ISAAC GASS.
II Assessor Eighth District, Ohio.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-05-20

AgpIToR OF states y oEEIoE.l !

AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE0
DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE
COLUMBUS, May L, 1870.
IT is hereby certiRed, that the MTy-
Il TUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURA NCIF
COMPANY, located at Newark, in the State
of New Jersey, has complied in all respects.
with the laws of this State relating to Life
insurance Companies, for the current wear.
ana mas MED in this office a sworn State
Inent, by the proper Officers thereof show
ing Its condition and business, at the date
OF such statement. December 81, 1897 to be
as follows:
Aggregate amount of available
Assets including the sum of
S6,lgI, ,49S O6 in premium notes
held by the Company on Poll
eles issued 422, ,2o7 66
AggT Tegate amount IF Liabilities
Including reinsurance. e...,...... 1906, so 90
eedilg year in cash. 4,27I 299 90
amount OF Income Tor the pre-
eed1ng year in notes for pre-
AAA4uALls 223 12f "a
Amountot Expenditures for the
preceding year IN cash ...-...... 237 TI5 %
amount of Notes used in pav-
ment Of Losses and Claims
curing the yeslT',.....-................ O1S AZ
In witness whereof. I have berennto
subscribed my name and raused fhe
lsEALl Seal OF my Ofice to he afIixed fbe
day ana year above written,
Jas VILLA Ms
r~-o Auditor of State.
JNOs W. LADD, AGENT
Delaware OHIO. mav2O-It
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-05-20
N0ERCE

tlE stoeIxhOEtserz or the Delaware,
4 befssstiirs aud Snnbury Turnpix- oua-
panT aie hereby notified thai The sixth in
stalment OF ten per cent. of the capital
sgoek OF said company wall be due aud BAY
able on the 4th day tsf June, 1870 to W. i.
moore, Treasurer of said oi,p ny.
". n. CHANDLER,
Inay@5-I PreSIdent.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-05-20

One of the oddest requests for a land
grant is made to Congress by a COM
pany which asks for public lands to
help it lay an ocean cable to China.
Suppose Congress should grant it all the
land along its proposed line, on the bot
tom Of the sea
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-05-20

Democratic newspapers complain that
Secretary Boutwell, keeps too much gold
IN the Treasury. We do not remember
to have heard any complaint of that
kind under the management of the last
Democratic Secretary of the Treasury
Cincinnati C0DznzsgrlQL
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-05-20
FINANCIAL.

The advantages and attractions of thi
Loan, Tor investment purposes. are man.
and important;
a. It is based upon one of the eroa
4 THROUGH LINES between the SEA
BOARD and the WEST
2. The SECURITY Is ALREADY GREAT
ED, the greater part of the line being il
successful running operation.
8, The Local Tran1e. from the ,,ayfpal,ea -Ag
rtce1s'era1 regions ana Iron and coaz de
posts adjacent. must be large and profit
/ able.
I. The enterprise receives Important oonoes
sions and Pytoaeges from the states o.
Virginia and West Virginia.
5 lis under the management of efficient
'ee11-tao'en Capitalists, whose names are
guarantees for its Early Completion and
successful operation.
e. The Bonds can a,o had either in
COUPON Or REGIsrERED
form; they have thirty years to run,
both principal ana interest being paya-
bic in gold.
:. They are of denominations of
$1,000, $500 and sIOO,
bearing interest at the rate of si. per
cent. in coin, payable May lst ana No
vember Ist.
From our intimate acquaintance with the
affairs and condition of the Company, zce
ka'ol0 these securities to be peeular, desirable.
and suitable for safe employment of surplus
Capital, and J,enolfngof Government Bonds, by |
Investors, Trustees OF Estates, and others
who prefer absolute security with reason.
able income.
Holders of United states Five-Twenties
are enabled to procure these Bonds, bearing
The same rate Of interest and having a longer
period 70 run, and to realize a large increase
of capital in addition.
Bonds and Stocks dealt in at the Stock
Exchange, received in exchange for this
Loan, at the fun market value, and the
Bonds returned free Of express charges.
Price 80 and accrued Inter-
est In Currency.
Pamphlets, Maps. ana fun information
FINISHED on application.
FISK s. HATCH.
NASSAU STREET. NEW YORK. B
may 6-8w :.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-05-20
NEW ADvERT1sEnrENrs.
AerIenIfmraI Nnfaco.

THE Members of the Board of the
Delaware County Agricultural Society
VIII meet IN their room IN the Court House
on saturday the 18th day of May at 10 o'cl'k
A. M. as per adjournment. L. NJ. JOY,
ny202W Secrofarv
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-05-20
NEW ADVERTTsEBTEKTs.


q EEUTEE NORTH CAROLINA TAR
NJ by the pint, quart or gallon, tor sale by
81. L. STARR
mzvl3ff
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-05-20
Estate OfJames u. Gasf0n.

NOTICE is hereby given that Ehs
In undeFsigneu has been duly appointed
and qualifi-d as Aumfnistrafrtx OF the Es.
taIe Uf James H CASTOR, rt-cea-ed. AL
persons interested viii govern tnemsefves
accordingly. MARY E GASTON.
may 2f-3W Admfnfstrafrix