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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-05-25

ma lbsre9tigter Berlonen onnimlnt, ODER Die
Raneu pdblbsredligter 8erionen nn5uneb=
men lid neigert, coer pie irgefiO nel6en Der
ionen, Stimm9eberH oosr WabIbsnmten an.
rntbsu ireerO eiuen ungt'ekli6en Nil Su
aeaSbsn, oOer irgeuO pelGe Bfiift 3u untsr.
laiien, oereu unterlaYung hermit gum Der
breden 0emodt tuiro bes 8erbre1ens iduls
0i9 eradtet uno benz Anftaaeutrfabren BOZ
etnem Bunoes9eribie, nas SgrisbittiUn in
Der Sa6e bat, unterpprIen un0 I'M ueberfhbs
rur9sfalle nit $500 Strafe unO breiidbri9er
Giniperrune, poer nab 8ut0iinfen oes Sc
rihts nit beioen Strafarten Su8lei1 beItraft
unb in Die unieriadun9stOiIen perurtbeiIt
peroen folen.
abi9nitt 20 oroBt Seni.nisen. Die in Der
BabIreaiitrirrn8 fir 9ouareBmitglieorr BE
trug periiben ooer gu peritben iu9en, 0oer
our1 SeIte9ur0 ooer Drobung Die N%eniitris
ngss8eanten oaSn Slpin8en ooer perloden
tuolen, ir9er0 cine un9eIeblihe SanOlung 5u
beseben, um fur ftA ielbt. OOer GnOere Yerio
uen Die Re9iItrirung 5u erlangeri, ooer Die I'M
geIeBli1e Wtittet anmenben, un anoere Yerio
men al Der 0te9itrirung 81 binoern, ODER Die
Ysamrten gu peranlafien, Yerionen our Ge9i
trirung 3u5ulaIrn, Die baSu ni6t bere6tiat
iiuo, ober ben Wnblbeamten au %beftimmen,
Oab CT Die GrfNaun9 ieiner BHidt oeripeiaert,
Ober Die Wablbeamter peranlalie1, Die Meabl'
thinner unbere9tieter 4erIonen an5urebmsn
&C., nit ben Sirafen, pslAe Der 10. Mbi6nitt
fir pie BARN ipe5ifi5irten neberiretun9en fet
Itsf..
abi6nitt 81 beiimmt, oaB 8etjeniss, Der
oesbalb ni6t Sum amt 9eWdblt miro (9ons
areBmit8lieoer unO Wtit9lieoer elmer Shuts
geGislatur aus9enOmmeH), neil irgenO cinem
Burger Der Gaee ober 6arbe &c. tpe9en oas
Wablrebt uertpei9ert wuroe, ob9leib or in Der
Babl iein Yotum anbot, CUR 8stleioun9 ipts
den Amtes bere9tigt iein. bic Yfli6ten belief:
ben erihlen unb Die @molumente b%eiielben err
balten loa, Die er in ben Bunoes. &reis. nno
DiItrttts : @eri9ten, ooer in ir9eno einem
anoeren Staats9eri9te, 6as in iotben 6aIen
5urisoittion bat I'M &ettspcge eritreiten
tann.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-05-25
Glue nerle SlibnltierzG rpeOition.

Nor Ginger 3eit bat it6 in ben Ser. st, I'M
Stilen cine burb bas san3e &anb oer3Dei9te
@eieaidaft, s~enannt Die "Big Horn Noun
tain Mining & Exploring Association ,Aben'
teurer aler glrt umfaheno, sebiIOst. lleber
1000 Bepaifnete iteben ieben 4u9enblid
marI9bereit uno iolen in fleinen Wbibeilun-
gen bereits in peri9iepsnen S9eilen bes ytoros
neitens aneetommsn iein., wsam 6riidte I'M
Sinblid auf Die Snbianerpirren Mnfan9s elm
Suge su uno lieB Die 2eute, ipel6e often ers
tlarter, bic Snbianerldnbereien in benz Big
Corn. @ebiete Su %iaifiren, seipabren. Seitoem
1T Befebl an ben @ouoerneur BON 2BDoming
ersanaen, bic Expedition unter allen umit6nz
ben auf5ubalten, nobel barauf binBepieien
tpiro, oab Die Musiibt zines Srieoens NIT ben
Snoianern porbanoen lit, unb elm weiteres
@prseben bic &otbbdute muir ~irritiren tonne.
Die Jlibaltier iolen nit bieier 8erfisun8
jeoo6 teinespess 5ufrieoen iein uno nidt
obne @runb befirbtet man WiBbeai8feitsn.
Inter bet gorsabe Der grforidun8 oes Big
Corn. @sbistes uerftedt ii6 muir i9lebt bic
@bIi9t zines IusrOttun9s : &rie9es se8en bic
Snbianer uno bie 8efBnabme ibrer San'
bereteu, i
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-05-25
GIei1le Ipn.

- Sn Seer. y)uri tpsrbet sben utterbanbIuueen our
8~srle9ung Der Merften ber Guiaro' iden Danpferlinie
BON otriep Gitg nab 3oboten. RS. nit ausr @usiat
- Sn San Sransiseo 5inc Die glaitert aufsstreten.
9aIelbft e~rei8nete untsr ben Gbinele Elm 5unlilt, no.
bel elm paus 3erft6rt uno rlebrere Ghinelen oerlpunoet
,puroen.
- SAMUEL .. Bridge. Der In 8oHot ilno ,uIesti San
~5ran3iseo felt % Jabren als Waarfntagator I'M 3ou'
5auIe ~fnngirte. bat jsbt abgebanft.
= 2ebte NDohe iplirbtn bon San S~Sraitjtseo nab ylefps
BORT $4,000 in wsetaaseIs aui BEN aanbrpsse per'
= Mpniag bradyte Der Breinafer pNidsara" iibsr
500 Gbtneitn bon Dong Song nod gan 6tan5iseo.
Die our 3eit IN philadelphia tagtiloe roroltde
Vrtsbpterianer IS orfertns bat ieit etntgtn 3aetn Die
&ren,sn Der ptrIhiebenen Sgrootit feftgettbt, rtlp. ratt.
tlirt. beute unb rtorseit gladbinittag peroti bic Mb9es
iaubten frrmptr Qirden efnpfnngen.
: Mlcntas Nadmittas iislsn In unS naRe ginslnnati
bagsliBrner BON mebr. oeitn eirern Sole i'm umian9e;
pieie BIumenbdurte puroen nuigeipebt. rno lat ole
Standardization aui Der g9eftfttte oes BeherungsbduIes
fir i~ugtnblide 3auseni&tie IerbroGen. .@leiden S6a.
ben rihtste Der Gturr, an Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ih
WounfW on, unp pieIe YripatbdnItr. oasStraud3.
perf, bic 1rsibbauisr uno garten in Der un8essno lit.
ten b~eoeutenb.
= Ssines gorpon tparo Il, gls,p. Yori Der Ysraussa.
btua fali6er $20.S teire idnlpts b%eiunoen; Der Spruh
Der &tibfporenen ftdno nit bes Rihters Wniprahe W
BID em Wipsr{prude, tpesoaIb Der Dertbeipiger ani
NLM Ill
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-05-25
% pti3en II.

- SIN eonsreiioneIlen unterbauie eatftanb
por8eitern cine 8ereiste Sebatte iiber ben Ans
tra9 Wapnar6's BON Eenneiiee. bas @oniulat
In ser N%eserrepublif liberia in cine @eianot'
iGaft nit $500 pro Sabr @ebalt umbuiuans
oeln. Danes beJsi6nete ben Woridla8 als eis
nen G9pinoeL, fpnburd Mppnaro fib Ne8ers
itintmen su iidsrn tpiini9s; Boots BON Irtans
Jas, Der = ba er teine Musii9t sur Wiebersrs
ipablun8 bat ielbft auf ben Yoiten releftirt,
ersrif fur Mapnar6's Nntrag oas Wort. Die
Serrcn ia8ten iid einise oerbe Wa1rbeiten.
Dor Der 9anb tuirb inbeB aus sinen Wtiniters
Weitoenten in alberta poblEyttbts iperoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-05-25
Mua Se,, GiiSrn.

- Son Championships, Geo. beiBt es. baB
Sler. 8. Stephens ua6 pie por iebr idtpGbs
lid lit, Ieine 8eine muir tbeilmeiie benuben
uuo obne &rtiden Iid faum befpegen fann.
= 8ouiiana's Sblisationeni6ulb betrd8t
s14,0S5 300. .sl,a, aon. III.
9is General Gonferena ber itbliden biz
IdDhiden Metbobifen ; Gir6e bat ben 8eribt
hires WtiIiionss Ausihufes our 8sri4mel5un8
ber ins uro ausldnbiiben Wtiiitons: 9sbbrben
in elm Golesiun, Das aus Bild6fen unS
Abseoronsten isoer gonferen3 beitsbt. anss:
nomnten.
Die AT 2ouisbiae, Sp. tasenoe iiblibe
Yresbpterianer Gonferena befadftiat fid nit
benz plane cine Yresbpterianer : lIniptrfitdt
3u erri1ten. ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-05-25
INSTRUMENTATION.

Der Dampfer raibsrts", Capt. Resb. bon bier naa
Sapanita hpo 9ts,p. Srieats beitimmt. ians'e am 20.
9is saaliide BriSa yMsaaaie gaiI", Capt. airbp. bon
genia nab baltimore %be,ttinnit. Lao am IA: Utat ~
Ssrmuba tlno na9n Die n%rHlsoans igrsr Fra@t eor;
5t9elte am 9. Wtai ppu Bremen nab Baltimore alb.
5as shit s6onftance". Capt. 5obnion. iubr aut 0.
Wat bon aouoon mad Baltimore ab.
Die norooeutide Barrie p9jabeua". Capt. Wautr.
brad Wontas. non ben 90. VI. s@umaaer& 60. egps.
Dirt, bon bier nad YbilaoeIpbla aut.
Die norooeuii8e Bar,e yebuaro". Capt. eaIberltabt,
am 2, Wpril bon 9iptrpool ab9t8angen, lam ooraeisrn.
an bic 10. prtor Il bon 96llsn %eonisnirt, NIT elmer
4aOuns eaIi fir Die 3D.. alsg. asrr 4 gruper tn. bs.|
Der Sreimaier p%1aIcon". gapt. DE porItp. son|
gbarleiion, So. absetabrsn, errei&te 8efsrn unitrn|
Saten.
lag gtadmitfas bon eapannat. SEQ, bas q am ISL
Mat, nth bon Snitboile. N..G., bas tr Iptt Gage tpd'|
ter perlteB. bier Elm iino bradte ben %ebenfals bon ea'l
Ssn %sse Sa ,srsrSd. ma"' \ ei$ G%tdsG IL eniiSs RSo Su:
fudt gtiatt. int e4Iepptaut nit. Wis pa1astsre battd
Der r9tortb 4oint" DE gpttt puttam unb Y. y .6toding.I
d. IN. selimann. i. 6. Seamann. j. s. wiadrp. vi
3iegler nnb g. Griffin am 8nro. Stine 2abung bed
iebt In 1s7 5dHsrn Ntis. 1876 Banen Baumipolt. AL
oiirrsn 2duten. 100 babe Bitten 1abad. ~ 9ouis a8oud
uuo SO Ditto aaufmanussut.
Der 9ampier rsaraseTa" bra%ie %Dorsstern 10 BAL.
len 8aumpoue. 249 eade Suanos 3l9 earys, 30 @alsn|
sas g,ss5oi;, ) SsboI}e aabadsHsnssI. 100 aifsa|
9riuer Grbier, 16 8auen Napier, 2Sl Jdiier Rtts. 10|
9aaen YsttIsinipano. . Yallen Sarn uno 10 Bitten ean'|
bslseut.
Wfontas Iiefsn aus BEN NusIanoe IN, bieRaen 6aIet|
tn. Die srsliide Barte gR. V. W,uibal1 NIT 1870 Cs'|
bofttn NIB 185 5disrn 3udet unp 40 DUNGEONS wte'
ssiess nit ss2s aihen e%itronsn. sol aiftn NpfsImsn|
iino 90 9onnefl Ghluetel bon PALERMO; bic en8liide|
Yriss ~Ysatiloa ," nit $40 Gybotten Suder bon Wea'
SSossiisai" nit lie ISrbcfsn uno 9925 SaNsrn 3udtr son|
arropd auf Torto Rteo; Der Sdponer M. W. pria1I
init $500 Sussnc .ananas, 40 Btnpsln 9anansn uno
% III EtaeHa na atthe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-05-25

Sore uno Der friihere @tionbte orr Der. ct
in Spanien, 8reion. ReOen bietten.
Ser MAYOR BON YbtlGDt(pbiu
bat einen &atbsbeidluB, pel1er benz Z. 3,sY.
Reaiment auf Der 6abrt nod Gope Map Ole
@afFreunoiduft Der Stabt anbietet, nit lei
nem Yeto beleat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-05-25
Auarmeinr Stools fCfbe.
Gin @cfcb.

paiitrt BON Der @eieG9ebuug BON MarpIano
in Der Sanunr:S ibung 1870.
tdmtIide HHJsist)
The New York herald., 1870-01-25
TIE IRISH LniGxAiT s0CIE az.

Kesignption Of Richard O'C0rnian Presi.
dcnt-its Acceptance and Complimentary
dissolution by The BO>-d of Trustees.
The presidency OF the Irish EinIgrant Society
which position has been filled for the past iour years
by Richard O'Gorman, Counsel TO the Corporation,
the latter gentleman has been compelled To resign
on account of the engrossng demand upon his time
by ms duties rs Counsel 10 the Corporation In his
letter OF resignation the Board OF Trustees he
presses his regret at being thus compelled TO resign
THIS important post or duty, OF which he says that ne
.knows Of no position OF larger usefulness or
where enlightened and practical benevOlencc
can ind q iairer lied OF actiOn.' Alter
assuring them that there are many gentlemen pos
sessed Of all the qualities htting them for sucn n
post and To whom labor in such a good cause would
be weicolned az a labor OF love-" ne thanks the
Board IN hitting terms for ''the unfalinK courtesy
kindness and indulgence experienced at their
hands.
Mr.. O'Gorman's letter OF resignation was sub
mtted at meeIing OF the society at which nearly
all the trustees were present Tne communication
adopted accepting the resignation and at the same
time expressing regret 2t his resignation and ZAP
preciation OF the very great services he has rem
dered this society by his actve attention to the nte-
rests OF the emiRrants from ireland during the four
years Of his presidency"
1t IL not known yet who Will be Mr.. O'Gorm0n's
SUCCESSOR although several promthHpt gentleman
2rA n2We4 sor the p0cE
The New York herald., 1870-01-25

ALEXANDER II. STEPHBNs.-A letter from Alox. n.
Stephens, OF Georgia, to friend dated l7tn inst.
aays:--sI am now little better than have been
am able TO SIT up, read and write ltlc but can.
not walk or even stand without assistance" He
also writes very hopefully about his future and peace
about the country.
The New York herald., 1870-01-25
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

Married.
BYRNE-ACoNDHEN.-On Sunday, January 2S NJ
Bloommgdale Roman Catholic church, by tue hev,
Father Brennan. first cousin OF the bride, MICHAEL
ByRSB Esq. wholesale and retail liqnor ueater,
ELEANOR CoNDisEN, Franklin street. IN this CITY,
LArNER-JosEpH.--Att the residence OF the brides
parents on Wednesday, January 49, by the lev. ?.
NJ. Isaacs. ADoLpH LATNER TO CLARA, eldest daugl-
ter OF ELIJs JOSEPH Esq, all OF tins city. No cards.
The New York herald., 1870-01-25

v,
eight a. NJ to attend the ranefa oil our late brother
John Hassett. By order,
PATRICK TIGHE, Recording secretary.
HEDESBERG.--0n sunday morning, Ja1uary %, ut
ten minutes past twelve O'Clock MARGARET r. HE'D
ENBERG reict Of john e. edenDerg, III the 7lstyear
Of her age.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
attend tue funeral services AZ the residence Of her
sonn-law, ID. Herbert, 2l5 East FOrty-cghth street.
this uuesday, afternoon, ar three O'Clock. The
mains win he taken to Newark, \. j., on Wednesday
morning.
New Dreams and Chicago papers please copy
IiENSIoN.--0n Monday January "A JANE, wife OF
Andrew Hennion aged 81 years, Ill months and Iii
days.
rue rea ives and trends of the family respect.
fully invited to attend the funeral services aJ her
late residence Java street, near Franklin. Green
point, Erooklyn j.. d., this Uuesday) evening, at
half past seven O'CLOCK. The remains will be taken to
Westbury, l.. l., for lnter.nent.
HlGGiNs.--Un Monday, January a. after short
but severe illness, CATHARISE S1AuNEsY, wie OF
John Higgins native OF the PARISH Of partrie, Bal
1nrobe county Mayo, Ireland.
Her remains will be taken from her late residence.
134 East Fl gnysi street lorkyille to Calvary
Cemetery This tTuesdayl afternoon, At one O'Clock.
Dublin papers please copy.
HIlLlAlp.-sudaeniy. ON Sunday. January %,
WILLIAM PENNINGTON HlLLIAKD, Iii the 5ith year Of
his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
specially invited 10 attend the funeral, from ST.
Barthviomew's church, corner OF Lafayette place
ana Great Jones street, tns (luesdaY) afternoon at
O'Clock.
HoLMEs.--At Mountclar, N. j., HARRY CLIFTON
youngest or James III. and sarah Holiness aged s
months and days.
Friends Of TIE family are invited to attend the
funeral, on "Wednesday morning. at eleven O'Clock,
Tram leaves loot ot Barclay street at haf-past eight
A. NJ. Carriages Will be in waiting at depot.
,HowAnp.--on sunday, January %, GEoRoIANA
HKRSCIBERG, youngest child OF Henry and Jane
Howard, aged years. month and II days.
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited
TO- attend ne funeral services At tue residence % "i
Wednesday morning, at nine O'Clock. The remains
win be taken 70 NewRurg for interment
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-15
LOCAL NOTICES.

MRtrimon1al.-That supremeIy happy
eizsS who are called upon fer the dEst time
% ht up for hous- keeping, should call upon
q. Evans & Co., No Evans Block, before
buying their kitchen furniture, as they
keep = fun supply of wooden ware, stoves
and tin ware and sell them CHEAPER than
any other place in the city. ThrEe-fouFths
Of the articles you want You can ind at the
store room. mar-ls-H
Try JmItan's interest Tables, for sale
only at the NEW BOOK STORE.
A. LTbrAmd & sens manufacture Gal
vanized Iron C0ruice-and Window Caps
Of all patterns--CaIl and see samples
H Is admitted by all who have ever seen
OF used the Morning Glory, that 1t ts the
hRndsOmeSt and most convenient and lea8l
eXpenSiN g in the consumption OF fuel OF
any stove thaf has ever been invented.
No misfta allowed to go out OF our esiab-
ltshment- Jones q Pumphrey. apr:!fl
B. DieEInson 4 sen, have been and are
receiving good assortment Of Watchez,
Clocks, JeWelry, SpectReIes, Plated Table
Spoons and Forks, Tea Spoons, Butter
Knives, &C. Persons wishing 70 buy viii
do wei TO call and see. Special pains taken
% suit persons buying Spectacle8 a. No. 50
Sandusky street. B. Dickinson & SoN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-15
CITY COUNCIL,


The Council met Friday evening. July
7th pursuant TO adjOurnuntnt. and after the
reading and approving nf the minutes Of
previous meeting proceeded t. the business
to inVesl ig-aae the pump and gutter on
Winter street OfIeErd a report favorable 10
putting down tile drain from SAID pump
"a Franklin street sewer. Several other
Committees asked fuFther time to rep,lEt.-
one or two petitions We're recr1Ved ana 1alQ
OF the table, MeSSrs. HIS and ByEr~ On
Franklin street a~ked liberty to I'm prove
certain portion tsf said street which was
ed is purchase four hundred feet of hose
for the use OF the Fire D-k,artment. A CON-
mIttes. on the improvement Of The DelH-
ware Run offered a re port favorable to the
lraIghtening, widening and general Inn
pTONeIItent uf the same A report was re-
ceiVed from a rommIItee on crossing OF
DelaWarr Run Ol WaShingtf.n streeL Trla-
tive to buildinga bridge acfcss sald rutt,
which was laid ell ~ lahle- The Aarshal,
Supervisor and e EugIn er onered
their reports ttsz' s4ft esllllr5- b1ltst nf ar
counts were pEr-ent' q t1nl alloWe1 a1Ier
which Council ao tQlfll-
The Council met tin Monday eFening,
July I1th, and reeonsid cred the acton Ia
ken IN regard 10 the pump on winter
street at tneiF last meeting and the Mar
S1zal was instructecl % wash ttlF gutter lead
ing from said pump and take the pump of
A committee 81 bllr Council was inseEu ten
to employ SON one TO make certain inn
prov-neutS st the jun,.tlOn Of franklin
street and lincoln avenue The Nj ylT was
instructed NC aletTerti-e for bids &Or gravel.
A request from the citizens 0ll Washington
street nOrth OF EincBln avsnus that said
street should be israYeled. was granted and
the same Will 80 dpub- be EraVtled a. soon
as gravel can be obtained The Mayor wa
also Instrut;i ed 10 prepare an ord nance for
Council adjourned to meet Monday even
ing, July 18th.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-15
ERIE RAHWN


LuXuries of Modern Travel.
The question which to-day most forcibly
presents it~elf to the prospective traveller e
not "By what line can earliest reach nay.
destinations" (for running parallel with
same average time between their Western
and Eastern termin1), but $ By which route
can travel with the greatest degree OF
ances hitherto considered inseparable from
q Journey OF a thousand miles or mOre2"
The inquiry IL easily answered Seated IN
one Of tie spaoinus and luxuFtousIy nnish-
ed DraWing-roOm coaches peculiar til the
broad gauge Erie Railway run mag without
chanRe nom Cincinnati Cleveland Dun-
kirk, Buffalo and Rochester 20 New York,
the traveller hndH lacking mono OF the coua-
fisrts and conventences Of his own home.
Ro' my Heais, neat Washing and Dressing
roOms, parlors well ventilated and cool In
summer, warmed by steam In winter, and
illumed by gas when night comes, attentive
servants, and q view Of the BEano8st OF
American scenery, all combine "a trans
form the formerly slow and tedious journey
alton of which comes only too Quickly to
the beholder. AT the COmpany's hotels
along the line, the traveller alights to re-
Ohio, dinner in Pennsylvania supper in
New York, yet fartng sumpCuoualy ana
with the same regularity as IL at his own
hotel or residence nt home.
slreping coaches, we'll at and ventilated,
and W'th clean, rOomy BEDS and All the
tO each Of the three daily Express trains,
guaranteeing the traveller, delighted with
the novelties OF the daylight, Q nights rest
as untToubled as IL In his own bed nc home.
Prompt arrivals are made at all onnnbct-
ing prints, and passengers on arriving In
New York are delivered either down tnWn
in the business center Of the city, % IN
town In the immediate Vicinity Of the Lead
ing hotels and the New York and New
Haven Railroad.
chased at all Principal Ticlxet Oflces
throughout the country. 1an2l, 70tf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-15

An INTERESTING RELIc.-We are IN
debted to our friend Frank w. Glenn,
Of Galveston, Texas, for valuable war
relic in the shape Of copy Of the Cal
weston Aesgs (rebel) Of October II, 1865.
It was issued at Houston, TO which place
its publishers "sI1edaddled upon theoc-
cupation Of the former city by the Fed
eral troops. It is printed upon a sheet
of thin and very brown straw wrapping
paper, but Notwithstanding these disad-
vantages its appearance, typographical
Iy, is very creditable.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-15

THE OscEoLA Council of American
Mechanics. an association recently or
gained among the mechanics Of Dela-
ware, held its first parade and picnic on
Friday last. The members appeared on
parade in handsome new regalla and at
uacted a good deal Of attention. After
passing through some Of the principal
streets the Council moved to Titles
Grove, west Of town, where the day was
spent in festivities and amusements.
Kenyon's Band furnished the music for
the parade and picnic
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-15

EXTRA WOoL.-We have seen some
specimens of a lot Of wool grown the
past season by Benjamin and Jacob
Sheets, of Brown township, and pur-
chased by ]. Hyatt & Co. which is pro-
nounced by competent judges the best
yet brought to this market. Its fneness
of texture and purity Of color are of re-
markable excellence, and Of the 65o
feeces comprising the lot fully half aver
aged Xxx. These facts are the more
noticeable for the reason that the supe-
rior quality of this wool is entirely owing
to the extraordinary care taken in its
growth. and shows what may be accom-
p1ished by al our growers if they win
take equal pains. OF course Messrs.
Sheets got a good price for their wool,
as they deserved to. Every grower may
do likewise if he wiz exercise the same
care and skill in the management of his
sheep. The way to get a good. price is
to command it.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-15

A CONSERVATIVE CITIzEN.-In Con-
cord township resides gentleman who
settled in this county in 1872, yet has
never seen the Springfield Railroad. al
though his residence is but little over
three miles from the track. He lives
less than a mile from White Sulphur
Springs, yet has never visited that local
ity. He has not been in Delaware since
the year 1890. This IS not owingto any
physical or other disability, but simply
to his disinclination to go abroad. We
presume he cannot be charged with
being a "carpet-bagger, although not
born in the county.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-15

AN ITEM FOR STOCK GRowERs.-
Judge T. c. Jones has recently added to
his fine herd of Short Horn Cattle the
young red bull MAzURKA, DUKE OF
AIRDRIE, bred by Mr.. Alexander, of
Kentucky. The sire of Mazurka was
the 18th Duke Of Airdrie, (Is524); dam.
Mazuri<a zI. by Royal Oxford, t18,774G
gr.d., Mazurla 10th, by Imp. Duke Of
Airdrie, (E2.73o); gr.gr.d., Mazurlza I'd,
by imported Chontis 2di (II,s77); gr.gr.
grid, Mazurka, by Harbinger, (Io,zS7);
grgr.gr.g.d.. MozeIle, by Baron Roams-
worth. (7.8I2), SC.
This animal was selected by Judge
Jones while in Kentucky a few weeks
ago and was purchasedat a higher price
than has ever been paid for bull
brought to this county. He is stylish
and remarkably excellent in both form
and quality. His pedigree is of an illus
trious line and he viii without doubt
make frst-rate cross breeder. His
advent is an important accession to our
stock-growing interests.
Judge Jones has invested large sums
of money in blooded cattle and has ia.
ken the utmost pains to make his herd
as it now undoubtedly is, one of thu
finest in Ohio if not in the West. Hi
enterprise in this regard deserves to b.
highly commended and is matter o
growing public interest. We hope tn
growth Of blooded stock so auspiciousl,
inaugurated by Messrs. Hills & Jone
may rapidly become more extensive ani
general in the county and SO add a
important and lucrative branch to ou
resources.