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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-30

NOTICE-ALL PERSONS APPLYING
IN for W. nD 60 the Committee for the Relief of
the Poor will apply to the tlowin named gentle
man In their respective wards, IS follows:
Clay Ward William H. scott, at the co.opera-
tive store on Oregon Hill. -4.
Monroe W. rd.-M. L.. Strauss, corner 1st and
Marshall. Between the hours o. 8 and A M and
Ito P NJ. Saturdays excepted for Strauss, p
Fogarty, corner 4th and Cary. =
Madison Ward.-L. Warier eh and Broad SITS.
Between the hours Of 3 and 5 4. NJ.
Jefferson Ward.-John Fl. Greaner, Gary, be-
tween 18th xnd 10th. .....s.s--..s. 3. :. tEa,'''
Marshall Ward.--George 3. Prince, eth and
Broad. Between h. RS Of u NJ. and2P M
. All tickets received from the above COMMITTEES
are required TO be countersignpi by the CHI irrnan
no 80 1t VIM. JEt,kINS, 1922 Main ST.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-30

WE understand that Yankee Allan is in
the city; which distinguished parsonage, it
is said, is engaged in collecting material
from that portion of the "truly loil" who
have remained steadfast to the cause, in
order to contest the election of Col. Duke
to Congress Lynchbur9 Trginian.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-30

DUcKwAIL 6 RoUss,
No. 1913 MAIN STREET.
OPPOSITE PosT-oFFICF.
BARGAINsl BARGAINS! BARGAINst b
/ THIS DAY FROM
AUCTION! AUCTION AUCTION!
Beautiful Brown velveteens, Black Velveteens;
RACK and Brown Popling, Empress Cloths;
Handsome Black Crepe Cloths and Merinosi
R Rsrd Sras All AIeH Wool Piaid;, very Cheap
plaid and Plain Poplins In various colorsi
French Merinos, alt colors, Soc. to u per yard
Empress Cloths, Mohairs, and surges' In Ill
full assortment of the best brands Of Black
Pure BLACK Mohai IT, L sn re; r,., a. s,,k:
4 fun assortment Of Plaid and Plain Opera Elan
Some me ye.ry rich and beautiful Opera Cloaks Of
r,adies nv White Rte Furs, Ladies Brown Furs;
Furs, Furs, Furs, IN great variety;
Misses Furs, Children's Furs, all styles, and all
Hos derSi G R Neck-Tles, Bows, &C., &C.;
FLOOR Oil Cloths, rich patterns, all widths;
Beautiful Oil-Cloth Rugs, Carpet Rugs;
Carpets Carpets, CARPETS cheap, cheap; -
Cocoa andsPanish Netting. s cheaper than ever
WhIte Blankets GRAY Blankets, Brown Blankets
Buggy Robes. Horse Blankets, &C., &C.;
Fine Black Doesktn Cassimeres and Cloths;
Fine Brown and Black Melton Cloths;
Heavy English Beaver Cloths, black ana blue, lot
oyer-coats, &C.;
Ladies', Cloak3ng Cloths
and DARK Astrasa5 SIIoskags cheap
low-case Co.tonB, &C.;
Brown and Bleached Dones1cs, cheap;
Prints, Ginghams. and Vlrelnla CloIns.
Come and see. these bargains and 200 more at
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-30

@ VELvETs Of the following colors
now IN store: I -.,f;
GREEN, BLUE, PURPLE, BROWN, LAYEN-
DER, LEAD, DRAB, and BLACK,
which will be cut on the bias when desired.
Also, SATINS and vELYETEENs in all colors
at LEVY BROTHERS.,
.-. 1913 and 19l5 Main street.
Aurchase JOHN CLARK, JR., i Co.'s SPOOL
COTTON. t. the best. moss
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NIEW LEATHER AND I1.n,Ss HOUSE,

III EW Lee L'a-ia. - - FINDING Housh'
~ lai9 CARY STREET. ~ IN need
nm, .rhxsrthcr Gals the attention % a Al SIDE
80 az Snf.E TsITHaK, CALF SkISs Mel article,
LsxTHER LINIsssss and Ls sum and Fiad1s
e are Us hs stScI. purchased on the s o they
Y , terms, no can 9 fter tieia - v"
can 5e sIEaTHER, OF the different ~ ana EIp
SsENGH aud . AMERICAN .VAIf 49,
syrs ss iiSssrHER, LINiNss.
n. THREADS NAILS, &C., Sc
Z NJ SsICHOLAa DEYEREu.S, anSS convef;;
tina trsds and 20 deaiess sn4 sa1nS With me. .ps
Sans ne ssa to see ard walt on nisSSsIEY.
sMnSastfSc, yu PETER ia,S snslMh.
aa1 ~ Is,s Cary 81, between s''n aA
no s-m&4swsn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-30

According to the latest returns, the regu-
lar army is composed of 2,488 officers aud
1850 enlisted men,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-30

ISAAC PRESTON, well-known and highly
esteemed colored man, died in this city on
Sunday night, after an illness of about ten
DAYS. The deceased enjoyed an enviable
reputation for strict honesty, sterling in-
tegrity. and unbending piety ard few per-
sons, whether white or colored, would bet
ter have served as a model for their fellow
man than he Lynchburg Ne,rs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-30
BOOTS, SHOES, De

ITO THE LADIES'.
If you desire to have III essy-ftting and lash
ionable BOOT and SHOE, you must call at the
LADIES BOOT AND SHOE EMPORIUM,
No. AIS Broad street,
where you can find the most complete sto:k OF
LADIES,
MISSES. and
CHILDKEh'S BOOTS and SHOES;
amongst them Is the NILSSON S1DE-LhCE
BOOTS, acknowledged to be the hindsamest boot
ever introduced in this city. The prices are low,
and determined not To be undsrso!d In this mar
ket- Can at - A. N. HARRIS'S
No, 4l5 Broad street between .th and sth sts.,
next door 10 Mrs. l.. Z. Joncs's millinery store.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-30

THE CANAL.-We are officially informed
that the repairs to the canal between this
city and Richmond will be so far completed
by the 10Th Of December that navigation
will then be resumed.-Lynchbury Ne,cs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-30

REPORTED CoSTEsT.-It is reported that
LAWYER from Alexandria was nc Stafford
Court house last week, looking out for in
formation which would lead to the contest.
ING of Braxton's seat in the Forty-second
Congress. The report is probably un-
founded, as Mr.. Mckenzie said before the
election that he would not contest it if
Braxton beat him by one majority. Fifteen
hundred majority will prove a big job to
explain away, even in the hands of q Radi-
cal Congress. fredericksburg Herald.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-30

TIE abstract which we publish this morn
ing of Commissioner DELANo's annual re-
mort will be found highly interesting.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-30

NE NEW AND ELEGANT GOODS
FOR DECEMBER AND CHRISTMAS.
SUPERB LINE NEW STYLE CLOAKs,
SACQUES, RRQCHE SHAWLS AND 9TH
! :; Err WRAPPINGs JUST OPENED.
T. r. PRICE & CO. are again in market, and
receiving daily new and fashionable GOODS for
winter sales. .#.r s:.5 a.y< .E+
!. CLoaKs AND sHAWLs in every variety.
In DRESS GOODS:
Black and colored SILKS, Gro Grain and Tai;
POPLNs. OTTOMAN, :yELOURs, EN-
PRFss, all shades; .ssf.s-s .:li:gs
Imperial SERGE. all coiors, &C.,, worth 7sc.
Colored PLUsHES, VELVETS, VELVET
EENS, slto$s; q,
DELAINEs, Tycoon REPS, Chene P0PLINs,
&C.
In MOURNING GOODS some entirely new styles
OF une1ualled blaeksnd finish. Great care given
this department such as 4 ..ltes.1s +
; English BOHBAZINEs TAMIsE; -2.
GRO De MOE, oTTOMANs, yEL0URS
Black CASHmEREs, MERTNoS; .: ~
MOUsLAINES, double-faeed MOHAIRa. AL
cPACAs, &C., &C. ,s's..E
EMBROIDERIE
Linen COLLARS and CUFFS Linen SETS;
Z Lace COLLARS, Point Applique SETS and
COLLARS; ...s.-
Val. COLLARS, aIMPURE and Thread
LACES;
LACE nAHnKERCHIEFS;
KID GLOVES, HOSIERY, &c, &C.
Great variety new patterns PRINTS coming In
every hour, 10, IL, lsc., Go. BLANKETS, FLAN-
NELs. CAssIMEREs, &C., &c.
=, l.s -. T. B. PRICE q CO.,
i noe8 %<&.' corner 18th and Main streets,
-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-30

WINGO, ELLErT IL CRUMp, 1SOS
w Main street have just rec, ived he.h
supply OF Ladies'. Misses, and Childrcns Bronze
Button and Lace Boots OF the finest quality French
KID, glove kid, Turkish morocco. &C.; also, The
Nilsson" Button Boot, tsonething new 10!
ladies,) and Marie Antoinet:en slippers.
always on hand fol- line Of Gents Calf tland-
sewed) Boots and Caters, snd complete asso,!-
ment Of farmers heavy goods. Give them d CALI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-30
LOST. STRAYED. &c

7 OST, on last Sunday afternoon, at DR..
~ Hoge's Church. or between that point and n o.
3, Gsoce street, ST EEL b, AtELEr, valued by
the owner very highly. A liberal reward viii be
paid for its return to D. LIE POWELL,
no 30-2t ... t.... No. Grace street.
I OST, on Saturday evening, between 5th
~ street and the Theatr', FUR TIPFFT. The
finder will be rewarded by leaving 1t ct No. 8 sth
stree. So 1T
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-30


IN THE
CLOTHING DEPARTMENT
The prices have been readjusted
TO MEET THE wANTs
PURCHASING COMMUNITY,
and I feel satisfied that my assortment Is the
. most complete for
POPULAR TRADE IN THIS SECTION.
. ' -. Those in want OF
DRESS SUITS, Or SUITS FOB BUSINESS
," 49,. FOR MEN.
FOB YOUTH.
FOR BOYS.
. . FOR CHILDREN,
.' can find
GOOD ARTICLES AT LOW FIGURES
THE MOST OF MY GOODS ARE MADE
SPECIALLY TO oRDER FOR ME,
and bear a reputation for
FIT, STYLE, WEAR, AND MAKE SECOND
TO NONE.
BUYING IN LARGE QUANTITIES FROM
FIRST HANDS,
am enabled to offer -
MY WHOLE LINE OF GOODS AT VERY
Low RATES,
IN FURNISHING GOODS
The assortment is one OF the most complete III
this city OF
USEFUL GOODS, .
And although have not at present as much room
to display them as I wish, they may be had by
asking for them, and at
PRICES
Based upon the lowest possible profit on close
purchases from first hands.
SIX HUNDRED OvERCOATS.
'' GENTLEMEN's OUTER WEAR.
OVERCOATs, heavy;
OvERCoATs, Light;
..a OvERCoATs, fine. and
OVERCOATS, not SO fine,
AT ALL PRICES,
From $7.oo to $40.
CAPEs OR CLOAKs,
Large variety, from $40 to $aS. g..
eLENaARY, OR WING COATS.
Well made, of good material, from $l2 to Sss.
DRESS SUITS, -
BUSINESS SUITS,
OvERCOATs, &C.,
o,.n. FOB BOYS:
SCHOOL SUITS,
OyERC0ATs. &C.,
In large variety. . -s
-->s. FOR CHILDREN
DRESS SUITS.
- PLAY SUITS,
OvERCOArs, &C..
at closing-out prices in many cases less than cost
Of materials.
aENTLEMEN's UNDERWEAR,
from the importers and manufacturers, and OF rny
.-.i.-l:E own make,
AT UNUSUALLY Low PRICES.
scARFs,
HALF.HosE,
- HANDEERcHIEFs, &C..
from the leading houses Of the country, marked on
a sman margin.
UMBRELLAS
RUBBER GOODS,
To tho trade or others.
sm1TH SHIRTS,
STAB SHIRTS
SHIRTS.
The L. tsess variety OF sizes and Styles sFom ~
to $3.50.
.t,..s.s. !. ], The greatest variety OF
= DESIRABLE GOODS 81
to be found In any one establishment In Richmond'
Strangers and ci.issna arc charged but ONE
PRICE, Prices guaranteed a. low % ~ any c ny
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-30

SOUTHERN AND ATLANTIC 'TELE-
~ GRAPH COMPANY.--rh h.. annual mt cting of
the Stockholders OF this Comp NJ Will re held at
the Company's office In the CITY Of Philadelphia,
Pa, on MONDAY, the 5th da? Of December, 1870,
at O'Clock p. M, for the election Of officers for
the ensuing year, and for sIch other business as
may be brought before the meeting.
j. II. CULL1NGWOOD,
no ltd Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-30

EYDRoPHoBIA.-ltw was mentioned In Sat
urday's Gazette that Mr.. England, toll
keeper on the Leesburg pike, had been bit
ten some time last spring by dog supposed
to have been mad. Since then the disease
(hydrophobia) has fully developed itseh,
and we learn that the united efforts OF tour
strong men is required to hold the Patlent
dnrino his rawlings. hlr. England in his In
tcryal, of consciousness, is fully aware of
his condition. and warns all to leave his
presence when feeling the approach of his
aroxysms.-Ale1dndr7a Gazette.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-30
"E HAVE REDUCED Thea

WE HAVE REDUCED Thee
wv PRICES OF OUR BOOT, SHoE&
Trunks, SATGHELs, &C.. 70 enable sll an.
In want OF good and reiall .nG:s 10 ge ,nssr
DIV at the very lowest prices. The AD ns,S he
ma MT our Broad-stYeet Store. co!hts OF 3tt, l%
yery particular and call as ia. CrKNEk, as SOM
one else IS passing himself uf for 60 10 the nia
OF ourselves and the buyer) The aIsess ana mt
Assorted stock I'm the city-msde 10 lace Gnu Su
ton~of French Kid Glove) air Turkey ho' s,,nS
oiled Goat, French Horocco, Engtis,n Ls ~ II
&C. &c, in all w.d,hs and sIz s, enaot.tiis ~ -
times 10 1--WE easy anc wei Citing goo15;
No 1873 Main street. ana
"a, corner Of 5th and Broad Stree'S'
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1870. NOVEMBER 1870,
sa7 BROAD STREET. 627
DRESS GOODS:
RUBOIX POPLINs, all colors, 25c.;
CORDED ALPACAs, all colors. 2Sc.;
PLAID PoPLINs, all prices;
EMPRESS CLOTHS, all shades. 7oc.;
BLACK SILKS, all qualities:
All styles MOURNING GOODS.
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS:
LINEN DAMAsK, soc.;
DAMAsK TOWELS, ssc.;
NAPKINS, 81 per dozen;
Good 10 sHERTING, 45c.;
TICKING, all qualities, &c.
.r NOTIONS: ...
CoRsETs, GLOVES,
HANDKERCHIEFs,
BALMORALS,
HOSIERY,
and everything else usually kept ina
F1RsT-CLAss DRY GOODS HOUSE.
AT THE
LOWEST PRICES.
HIRsH & GUGGENHEIMER, /,
s27 BROAD STREET.
[no 1Sl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-30

NJ CRACKERS, -,..
OSACKERs, CAKES, CAKES.
To merchants, dealers and consumers Of CAKES
-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-30

DRY GOODS.
T G. COURTNEY & son,
SIS BROAD STREET,
Call special attention to their complete assort-
-.e.z. u. --a Inent Of
LADIES', GENTS, GIRLS, AND BOYS
UNDERSHIRTs, DRAWERS,
HOSIERY, a
GLOVES,
HOODS,
sACQUEs, NUBIAs, sHAWLs,
. CATERS, KNITTING YARNS,
KNITTING COTTONs, &C.
Also, o complete assortment Of STAPLE and
DOMESTIC DRY GOODS. no 2s--2w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-30
VIRGINIA NEWS.

THE INDICTMENT QUAsHED.-The case OF
Major VIM. II. Jarvis and MIR. JAS. Deaton,
iudres of election for the Fourth Ward in
this city, charged with violation OF the
United States election law under its 30 sec,
ton, upon the complaint OF one Richard
Evans icolored), who set forth IN his anna,
Wit that he ''was delayed, hindered, and
prevented from depositing his ballot on or
about the 9Th day Of November, was eal1-
Oh. The warrant was quashed for informal
ity, and the parties discharged.-Peters-
I,,lrq Courier.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-30

A MOTHER SUPPLY Of that fresh and
IA very superior COD Lives. OIL just re-
ceivedby j. BLAIR,
no 80 ..er 825 Brpad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-30

HARDWARE. &c.
v1INE TABLE CUTLERY,
PLATED FORKS and sPOoNS
" ALTERS,
BILLS,
KNTTLES
SAlICEPANS,
FIh e SETS
# AND1RONS,
Gohll.HoDs and sAGyELS,
iof saie ~ wv as' A'' A. B. CLARKE,
mn q lala Main street.
uTE ASK THE ATTENTION OF CAB.
wv met Mixers AND UNDERTAKES
10 our fresh arriy 81 or ,aonyvre.a rnps
PoKCELAlN. PLATE and soG y .,sra 70
CABINET and Bed Honks. JolNIo.
FiNisHING NAILS, IR,SH GLUE, M
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SCREWS, FACks, S.
LACE. ORNAMENTS, &c. *
Ali OF which we offer at EaltimoEe price, go -
noss No. 900 Main ST., between Oh and Iotn.
ITATuIFU 8 SONS FRESH IONA
MI g,oJca and Pr ACHEas Family Fieur, oess
60, ard nlack Teas. pure Hya Wh5skeys me olo
~ and Mndaipe Wine, on hand fifteen mQnsAS
1 1osstsrg wine, deiaitpeS Mines Meaf fef sAto n1
S Ss'- .Ass !. W liz. III. TATUM, Family aso9a
! NOR SAFE or ExCHkNGE, Mo. I
n sECOND-HAND RuGGY and 1918 Eac'
Will be sold low o, exchxngs6 say snesng
Anply 10 y. b. StAtsxAS% = ~ es
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ceivedb j. BLAIR,
no 80 .f b. g-.s 825 Broad street.
10 DOZEN HOFF'S MALTExTRACT
no 20 2.s L.waGSf R, Druggist.
TREsH SUPPLY OF CANARY SEED,
no ao-t* = L. WAGNER, Druggist. /.
pLACK PEPPER, RED PEPPER,
IL SALTP ETRE, SAGE, &c. for sale by 5sss :,
mo ao-2tF ~ 80 i. WAtoSER, Druggist.
lime, LIME.--100 barrels. ROCKLAND
4LLIM receiving and for sale by -..7s
no 30-2t II. g. S1fWsiRTHAN & co.
uOFFS EXTRACT OF MALT Just
IL receiYedby t.sss ,4..., j. BLAdE,
Il no so - ass ts9..S = ss5 Broad gtreat,
DUREsT GLYCERINE, HEGENAE7s
u CaaPHOR ICE, s9r =, bS !: p
THAT LIME HAS AaRIVED.-1,200
J. barrels landing this day,
= noss 4. 8. LEE.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-04-01
B1n11re,s FAMILY TIME TABLE.

Amazi begot Hezalzi, Hezalli, begot
Eldad, Eldad begot Behomath, Behom-
ath begot Zepheniah (Zepheniah waz a
conundrum maker, sum ov which hav
been handed DOWN, Zepheniah begot
Ezekiel, Ezekiel begot Issacher (Issaker
was bad speller, which haz bin handed
down, too), Issaker begot Nehemiah,
Nehemiah begot Methusaler, Methusaler
begot Nabob (Nabob was snob), Ma
bob begot Jerrymiah, and JerTymiah be-
got Absolum Billings (who IL admitted
by every boldly who remembers him
tew be the most hurnblyest looking man
in the 9th Century.) Absolum begot
Josh, and so they kept bizzy begotting.
After the Billings family once struck the
front name, Josh, they clung tew it.
find over hundred ov that name extant
besides a crate menny who haz belSum
eztanted. The Billings hav bin a heal
thy old breed az fur back az hav dug
for them, which they owe principally tew
. milk diet. 1t IL sed that Behomath
Billings, one ov our pristines, could
dream a COW Perfe<tly dry at one sittin
If this IL SO, it helps explain the great
amount ov milk in the Billings natur
! don't find emmy old bachelors, nor old
maids, amung our ancestors. Inlxrease
aud multiply haz alwus bin the battle
CRY Of the Billings.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-04-01
F1RVT AND HOUSEHOLD.



DR.. G. Johnson, Professor of Medicine
In Kings College, London, in recent
lecture gives the following cure for a
cold:
''The popular domestic treatment con-
sists in the use of a hot foot-bath at bed
time, a FIRE in the bed room, a warm bed,
and some hot drink taken after getting
into bed, the diaphoretic action being as
sisted by nextra amount of bed clothes.
Complete immersion in a warm bath IS
more efdcacious than foot bath; but
the free action of the skin IS much more
certainly obtained by the influence Of
hot ait-most surely and profusely, per-
haps, by the Turkish bath. The Turk
ish bath, however, is not always to be
had. and even when available, its use in
the treatment of catarrh is attended with
some Inconvenience In particular,
there is the risk of too speedy check to
the perspiration after the patient leaves
the bath. On the whole, the plan which
combines the greatest degree Of eficien-
cy with universal applicability, consists
in the use of simple hot air bath, which
the patient can have in his own bed
room. All that is required is a spirit
lamp, with a sufficiently large wick
Such lamps are made of tin, and sold by
most surgical instrument makers.
The lamp should hold sufficient spirit
to burn for half an hour The patient
sits undressed in a chair with a lamp be-
tween his feet, rather than under the
chair, care being taken to avoid setting
Ere to the blankets, of which an attend
ant then takes two or three, and folds
them around the patient from his neck
to the floor, so as to inclOse him and tho
lamp, the hot air from which passes free
ly around the body. In from quarter
10 half an hour there is usually a fre,
perspiration, which may be kept up fol
q time by getting into bed between no
blankets. have myself gone into n no
air bath suffering from headache, pain ir
the limbs, and other indications of a Sc
we're incipient catarrh, and in the course
of half an hour I have been entirely and
permanently freed from these symptoms,
by the action of the bath.
Another simple and efficient mode ot
exciting the action Of the skin consists II
wrapping the undressed patient in Z
sheet wrung out of warm water, then
over this, folding two or three blankets
The patient may remain thus packed
for an hour or two, until free perspira
ton has been excited
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-04-01
AUDITORS OFFICE. !
OF DELAWARE COUNTY,

NOTICE is hereby given that a pe-
IN ttiOn was presented to the ConAnlis-
s1oners of Delaware County at a called ses-
s1ont held at their office on the 10th tlay Of
January, 1870, signed by L. NJ. AlFtX and
nineteen others, praying for the lOsatiOn of
a Ditch, situated in SciOto ToWAship. de-
scribed as follows Commencing about the
n16d1e OF a; j. Rob1nson's nOgah line in
eaSterly through the lands of e. W. Click
Z. Winget, Amos Fuller, Levi Hart, Gideon
James NewhOuse, Phillip Deg0Od, Thomas
David, Amanda Ayres, Adam Newhouse
David Ph1llen and VIM. NeWh0use's heirs
terminating in the so-calSsd Arthur's Rus
on the lands Of VIM. NeWhOuse's beias.
Wnlcn petition VIII haze q hearing by Ahs
SAID commissioners On the 18th day OF
April, 1870, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. The apaer-
uOnmenb of the costs and expenses of
making said location is estimated az Sl25.
ana the apport1Onment of labor foa- con-
strueting said Ditch estimated as fosAozEs
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-04-01
THE BRITISH HoUsR oEAonDs.

BY the latest count. the House Of
lords consists Of 474 members-of whom
tour are princes of the blood, three arch
bishops, 27 dukes. 3z marquises, I67
ears, 80 yIscounts, 27 bishops. aud III
barons. The new representative peer
for Ireland remains to be cIassed. The
total number IS ten more than at the
opening of the session of 1860.
The roll begins with fhe Prince OF
Wales. the Duke of Edinburg, the Duke
Of Cumberland. still styled in the House
List, IN Parenthesis. King ofHanover;"
the Duke Of Cambridge, the Archbishop
Of Canterbury, the Lord Chancellor, the
archbishop Of York. the Archbishop of
Armagh. attending for the last session in
which Irish Prelates will sit in Parlia-
Saent; Earl de Grey and Ripon, Lord
resident of the Conncil; and the Earl
q kimberley Lord Privy Seal. Then
comes the al dukes who, as such. are
peers Of realm. Next follow rnarouises
yiseounts and barons. ---''' 1-9V'A
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-04-01
ANEW BOUNTY DECISION.

We have been informed that the Su-
preme Court of the United States on the
18th day of March affirmed the decision
Of the Court of Claims, giving 500 boun-
ty to soldiers who enlisted for three wears
between May 4th and July zzd. 1861,
and were honorably discharged after
serving one year.
The Attorney General has also decid-
ed that all soldiers discharged ''bv rea-
son OF the expiration of their term OF
service, are entitled to the same bounty
to which they would have been. entitled
had they served the whole term for
which they enlisted.-OH1o STATE 9ozg-
nal
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-04-01
ADVERTTsTNG RATEs.

rTNGlM Delaware Gazette haas a Gnrmer
II Circulation than amy othaf paper ln The
STD CougEeGalo1a District. which E-nuer1 40
g valuable advertising medium Ilie f1li0t1-
.lg se-.a---e oLo--o.- ---L D ----- -------- o.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-04-01

The Democrats Of the Tenth District
nominated w. D. Hill, of Defiance
county. on the z4th, for Congress. A
row occurred in the convention over the
resolutions. The entire delegation from
Williams county withdrew because re-
pudiation resolutions were not adopted.
The Williams county delegation on
Withdrawing, met at their hotel, with a
few other delegates and nominated F.
M. Carter, druggist of Bryan, as their
candidate, and adopted a platform, as
follows: "In view of the chains being
forged for us by a bonded aristocracy,
We, the Democracy and workingmen of
the Tenth District, declare ourselves in
favor of the Reputation of the entire
bonded debt of the country. This res
olution was lost in the committee of the
regular convention by only one majority,
the members from Fulton, Williams and
Defiance counties voting for it.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-04-01

Captain Eyre has. It seems, been sent
home as a passenger in the Bombsv
The English court in Yokohama thouobi
ms suspension tor SIX months punish
ment enough for his crime. We NAV
justly pity the English for having such Z
court. Meantime, the Bombay, in 9th.
er hands that Eyre's viii be loss danger
Gus to ships she may meet.-M 4 Past
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-04-01

It appears that Robinson, the mur-
derer of Mrs. Lunsford, at Mansfield,
visited a saloon just before committing
the awful deed, and stimulated himself
with several glasses of liquor. The same
old story, Such deeds of crime would
hardly be known if liquor were not sold
and used. The blood of six hundred
victims annually murdered in the United
States cries to heaven for vengeance
against the liquor-sellers.