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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-02-18
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
CONGRESS


February 9th.-senafox Morton delivered
his long expected speech in favor Of grant
ing helligeFent rights TO Cuba. II was an
able and exhaustive argument. A bill was
reported 70 admit Mississippi without con-
ditions. Also q blu to change the Judicial
Circuits. The House decided to give the seat
contested by Messrs. Covode and Foster 70
the former.
IOth.-The Senate passed bill appprOpri-
ating Ss,O00,O00 to supply deficiencies in the
Navy Department. The House went into
committee, and took up the Legislative,
Executive and Judicial Appropriation Bill.
A motion BY Mr.. Butler, OF Massachusetts,
70 strike out the appropriation for mileage
Of members gave rise to an exciting and
bitter discussion, marked by q furious at
tack upon Mr.. Butler BY Mr.. Cox, the form
er containing himself with the laconic re-
ply, "shoo ny; don't bodder me-" The mo
ton was finally rejected. without dfspos-
ing Of the bill, the committee rose ana the
House adjourned.
1lth.-Ths Senate passed bill to enlarue
the public grounds around the capitol. Mr..
Sherman introduced a resolution declaring
that whereas the people Of the United
States observe with deep interest the civil
war IA Cuba. and sympathize with the peo-
PIE it Is resolved that the United states
reeognize state of war and VIII preserve
strict neutrality between Spain and the
people Of Cuba. The House went into a
Committee and took up the legislative Ap-
proprfation BIZ. The appropriation Tor
1oto1ng documents was reduced in the House
4rom $4,000 70 81, 900 and in the Senate from
ssSse@l 70 Sl95009 Motions We're made, dis
cussed and rejected TO reduce the ausount
allowed members for stationery and o7ao t,
strike 1t out entirely. After further debate
s1s conmittee rose. The death OF b. r..
Hopkins, ofWis., was announced. addresses
made and the usual resolutions passed ana
the House adjourned.
12th.-Ths House rejected a Tnoffon n
str4Ee out Of the Appropriation Bill the ap-
preparation for the Congressional c5Iobe.
motion TO cut down the araroDr5ation ro,.
printing nom e5O0,Oooto So. 600 Yves alre, -
iected.
l4th,-In the House a motion to table
resolution by Mr.. Loughridge declaring
that the currency ought 70 be Increased A.
least $4,000, 900 was defeated; yeas %. uavs
g. Mr.. Logan addressed the House IN favor
Of according belligerent rights to Cuba.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-02-18
T. A. beach.
aLegaI aNOfice,


IN ATaE1on y. Van Horn and oliver H.
OF Alabama, and Girard Van Horn, of st.
j Joseph, in the State Of Missouri, are hereby
notified that on the 18th day of February
1870, Efle A, ThraRheF, by her next friend,
MED petition in the Court of Common
praying Judgment against them Except
said 0Strard ivan Horny an dilother heirs Of
N ancy Van HOrmdeceasedj upOWal ipromis-t
soFy note for four hundred dollars, dated
May y, 1853, payable TO said Efiie a. Thrash
er In IS months after its date with six per
cent. interest, signed by Lot, M. Van Horn,
said Marion D.Fan Horn, IS. =. Duvall L. N,
Van Horn, %. II. Van Horn and Hattie ..
V an Horn; and setting forth that said note
was TOR purchase money for the undivided
iore-efglfh mart f9f 5Irlot No -. ys desfo-nsf
ed on the plat of the town Of Delaware and
bounded sOuth by Winter street, west by
Union street, and running north and south
the whole breadth of said lot No. 26; con-
Veyed by plaintiff to said makers of said
note and said Gfrard Van Horn on said 22d
day of Mayt 1853; said premises are situate
in Delaware county, State of Ohio. That
said Efde a. Thrasher has q vendors lien on
said Oue-efghth part for said purchase
money, and pray ys said Court to enforce said
lien and order said One-eighth part OF said
premises to be sold TO satisfy the said claim
and lien Said petition viii be for hearing
az the next term OF said Court, commencing
on the 2lst day of March n ext S4
Z 4}f CARPER IVAN DEEMAN.
debls-6Wpfsl2 25 Att'ys for Plaintiff.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-02-18

EeDfaaFy sth.-In the House numerous
petitions were presented Bills were intro
duced to enforce the stock law so as to nre-
vent stock from running at large excent
When permit Is granted; TO provide that
tAno used exclusively for farming purnoss.
Ayhe within the corporation limits OF !
so"h saal not be assessed for corporation
purposes except Its value exceeds $50 per
acfe. A message was received nom ~
Governor transmitting the CSeologIes1 -
port. Bills indefinitely postponeds To an
bhoE11s executors and adminfstratora ~ "A
minister oaths; to prevent careless usa ~
ure-arms; 70 authorize transfer Of ssb0I.s-
IN common schools. The House pasas,I -
Senate Bill to authorize the investTney7t =,
interest on the Agriculture COLLEGE r5,,,1
= nlA g. exempt public highways from ta,--
anon was indefinitely postponed. A reso-
4llAoh was adopted directing INQUIRY aa 70
s1e PEoPElety OF extending the time OF paw
1Ra talLes 70 the LIST OF August and February
- s.lS SsAste petltlons were presented ask
Ing for q Soldiers Orphans FJor,a 11-,
Senate passed bill amending tba i,,s,--.
ance law. Also bill amendine, seot,--, =.
q the civil code. A bill was Introduces nv
Stove Law. "a Z ''ell'
1Vth.-4n the House petitions vera vsra
sented for Soldiers Orphans Home a-,,,
Felatlns to various other subjects. RIlls
"sEe introduced TO authorize cities or the
second class to build railroads and. operofe
OF lease the same; making It an ofe1se to
muttlate or conceal any public Yecor5
The Senate passed Mr.. oddn's bill provii-
ing for the electton Of County Auditors To-
terra Of three years. Also Mr.. Ennt1s MN
4oF the more efficient Organization ~ ~,
state militia. Bills introduced. To ~
scribe offences for which children NAV be
excluded from the public schools. to an
snorize the Governor to transfer nom the
FenitenttaTy to the Reform School for Girls
female conv1cts under sixteen years of ace
The Senate passed House Joint Resolution
providing for fireplace In the Representa-.
ttves' Hall. Senators Potts introduced req-
olutions asking authority nom C,oDg-sss
Tor the he1nvestment of the Agrieultural Col
lege fund In bonds the interest of vvbicI,
shall be distributed TO the Common sebool
Funds Of the several counties. A petition
TOR Soldiers Orphans Home was present.
ed, Bills were introduced: To prevent lot
teraes and gin enterprises; to authorize To-
cation and preservation of bitches ana
Water-courses
Hth.-Mr. Hitchcock introduced in the
House Woman Suffrage resolution, Both
Houses adjourned until Tuesday.
15th.-Nothing was done,
l6th.-Ih the House petitions We're pre-
sented for Soldiegs' Orphans Home for
female spfsraSe and various other matters.
a blA removing the limitation OF - OO0 ~
expenditures for improvements at the Re-
fern School for Boys was passed. Also a
Pl4Eipcreastng the power of saving societies
IN the Senate Mr. catch introduced ! ran
TO punish fraudulent voting.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-02-18
Legal Notfce.

Hen h Wallace and EGIaml w alIace,
Il of Marion county, Iowa, Oathariue and
Moan B. Davids, OF Wayne county, Iowa,
Adaline Kinnie and Michael Kinnie, Of
johnson county, Kansas, VIII take notice
that J ohm D. McKdnnie, on the 18th day of
February, 1870, flied his petition in the
Court Of Common Pleas of Delaware coun-
ty, Ohio, against them and others, praying
for the cancellation Of a Mortgage given by
Plaintiff to James R. McKfnnie and Mar
garetta MeKAnn1e, (whO are now dead), on
the 10th day of November, 1864, for the
maintenance and support of the said ames
r, and AIargareLta mcKinnie during their
natural lives, covering the following land,
to-Wit: Situate in delaware county, Ohio,
in Range 20 Township 8 Section j, United
States Military lands, being Il acres and .O4
perches of land in the southwest part OF
lot No. 90 and IL acres and l23 26-l00 -perches
of land in the southeast part of lot. No. p
in said Section, and the same premises on
which the said james r. and Margaretta
McKinnie resided at their death.
Said cause viii be for hearing at the next
term of said Court.
CARPER& VAN DEhAN,
feblS-6WpfslO5 80 fn sAtt'ys for Plaintiff.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-02-18
BOOKS AND PERIODICALS.


THE MARCH 'sRIvERsLpE gives for q
Apnt1spiece, another of Stephensis fannous
1n1ma1 pictures, illustrating La fOntaTue's
Able OF 4'The Cat. the Weasel, and the
Dung Rabbit" A new series lis begun, IN
Pictures from Fr0issart,H BY Paul H.
++7aay ne. a poets reparratIng ot the Old
Shronieles Tor youthful readers. Travel is
illustrated by two papers-stOn the Ice in
1ne Baltic. by the sculptor Kuntze, and
stories are How Little Patrick found his
Way over the Sea - stPrincess Eva" and
+9roW t1le CAPTAIN came BY q Legaeys BY
tseitI 4Aoitstdc1e. The drollest thing IS
- he RQIaaunt Of the sleepy Princess. y
Win It's killing pictures, although Anne
SilveInaiIas as 81 Title Quaker Artist and her
highly excited drawings viii make house,
holds merry. The Editor gives an account
oI the Historian Prescott, and pictures with
headings Little Folk Songs" BY Alba, and
rather Ganderas Rhymes, ''i1y G. p. Craneh.
puzzles and ~Ihe Calendar shows how
many things have happened in March.
& &E9Dllshed by Hurd 8 Houghton, New York
sz5O year.
TIE MAReH BuMBER Or DEalOREsT's
41ONTHLX AlAGAzIosE is al aglOW with
literary gems useful information, and a
beautiful display Of the Spring fashions.
address, Dsmorest's Monthly, S3S Broad
way. Long i've Denlonest-
THE ILLUSTRATED BEE JoURNAL for jan
uary contains q large amount Of infOrma-
ton Of especial interest 10 the apiarist. n.
g Mitchell Publisher, indianapolis. zoo.
THE ALD1EE PREss for Febrdary is re-
ce1Eed. II Is a beauliful number It ele-
Yates Printing tOlheleVel ola fine art Sutton
boWne q Co.. . Liberty Street New York.
$50.
The 4IANUFACTuIsERI AazD BUILDER for
February IS received. It is u very fine mum
Der We recommend ali mechanics and
artisans especially 10 subscribe for this
Journal They viii find it OF great value.
Published by western & Company 81 Park
Row \. Z, sl.50
THE OHIO CONVENTION REPORTER, for
February, contains tie. proceedings OF the
Ohio Horticultural Society; Ohio Wool
Growers Association AUDITORS State Con
yention5 Municipal Code Convention; Ohio
state Denta- Soeieiy Ohio Agricultural
Conyen1lons Building and Loan AsSocia-
taOns Ohio STATE Tens prrance A iiance. Pub
hshed BY j. g. Adel 4 Co, Columbus.
MEssRs- d. LoTHRoP & Co, of Boston send
us a package OF six beautiful juvenile vol
uInesr entltled (Ieachers' Git BOOlzs) OF il
mo. size, neatly done upIn paper covers
and containing HDOuE {601 pages each The
stories are sensible high-tOned, full of life
and zest and teach noble lessons, such as
the little people viii be likely tu learn, re
member and profit by. They are fittins
presents from q teacher or Il parent, and tht
books are cheap as Well as good. They car
Dc obtained Ofthe publishers, by mail, post
paid for 40 cents per package.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-02-18

It has been generally anticipated
that when the ''chanticleer Solon
Qate) of Ohio" our sprightly little
Sammy Cox, would undertake to lock
horns with Ben Butler in Congression-
al discussion. there would be rare
sport. Wen, Sammy tried it the other
day and told Butler for the Eve hun
dreth time how he had voted for JEFF
Davis, dug the Dutch Gap Canal, ex-
ploded the powder boat, and done
much more le-.fs
''Of terrible and awful
Which even to name would be unlawful p
outside of Congress. =
When Butler got the floor Sammy
of course expected the enyiabls dis
tinction Of being replied to but this
consolation was denied him. Benia-
min let the inconsequential Sammy
alone severely. His remarks were ad-
dressed entirely to other persons and
subjects excepting only this terrible
thrust
As for the gentleman from New York,
MI. Speaker the reply that have TO make
to him may be heard whistIed by every
boy, and ground ont from every hand or
gan on the street and that is, 'shoo fly,
don't bother me"
This was a refinement Of cruelty.
The manner no less than the matter
of It was crushing. Sammy replied
by calling Benjamin beast which was
coarse and neither new nor funny.
Ambidextrous Sammy cannot eVade
his new oOgnomen. 1t will be more
adhesive than ''SuDset"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-02-18


VIM oumbaok declines the Portuguese
mission.
The Colorado Council passed a Woman
Suffrage Bill.
They have been burying Peabody down
east for the last two weeks.
Rochefort is in jail and the Paris insur-
rection seems to have temporarily subsid-
ed.
Wesley Harper Of the firm of Harper A
Brothers died on Tuesday.
The Texas Legislature will vote for Uni
ted States Senators on the 22d.
Jay Cooke and not Jay Gould donated
$4,000 TO Princeton College.
The President has nominated his father.
Jesse r. Grant, for reappointment as POST
master at Covington-
The gross earnings OF the Pennsylvania
Central Railroad, during the last fiscal wear
were 81, ,25o, 900; expenses sl2, 100000
VIII Cumback has been offered the mis-
sion to the Hague, hut declines on account
40f the insuflciency of the salary.
General ]. M. Comfy, Editor OF the OHIO
State Journal, has been appointed Post
naster at Columbus.
Hamilton County Indiana, claims t. have
been the hrst to recognize the Fiftesnth
Amendment. At the Republican conven-
eion, held in Noblesyine, on the 18th Of jan
nary. the following resolution was passed
Resolved That our coIOred felIoW-citizens
are hereby invited to participate in this
convention, and also az the coming prima-
~ election"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-02-18

MessFs. Blodgett, FaFrow and Whitley have
been elected, by the Georgia Legislature. to
the United States Senate, for the long, short
and unexpired terms spectively.
Governor Hayes has sent to the Senate
the frst annual report, second series, Of the
Geological Survey Of Ohio. The material
OF this report, If published, viii make a
volume Of fve hundred octave pages, iIltl-
trated by a geological map and f1fty plates.
Hon Peter T. washburne, Governor Of
Vermont died on Monday. He was man
Of sterling character and ability, lawyer
Of eminence, a gallant officer In the war,
and one Of the most sueeessfuf organfzsrs
as AdJufant General, in any state during
the war.
General I. r. sherwood is prominently
mentioned in connection with the Repub-
Hean nomination for Congress to MI the
vacancy In the Toledo District. Lieutenant
Governor Lee and Senator Corey are also
spoken Of. tter
The AFinnesota House Of Representatives,
has passed, by decisive majority aresolu-
ton 70 submit TO the people an amendment
to the State Constitution extending the
right OF suffrage to woraen. Il is thought
the Senate viii concur
In many parts of Illinois the winter
wheat Is almost entirely killed BY the al
tentative freezing and thaWing this winter
The Texas Legislature met on the sth.
and as the Republicans claim q majority Of
twenty-five on joint ballot the measures
necessary for nlI reconstruction ought 70
be speedily accomplished. There were
three United States senators 10 be elected
by the Legislators, one 10 serve 10 March 4,
1871, and one to March 4, 1Sz5, and one to
take his seat in 1871 and serve till 1877.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-02-18
sHERIFE's SALES
SheriR's Sale.

James sackrider, TN pursuance df
Geo. F. Cummins, etc an order Of sale is.
sued from the Court OF Common Pleas Or
49elaWars county Ohio and tome directed
the door OF the new Court House, in the
town Of Delaware, on
Saturday, March IL, A. d. 1870,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. M. and ]
O'Clock 2. M, the following described real
Situate in the County of Delaware, in the
State Of Ohio and III &taIIays. I7 BOrtT Ts1ip j,
Section 4, LOLs ana z, United States Mill
LaTy Survey, and bounded and described as
follows: SOntherly by Margaret Burce's
land, on the East by James Smiths lands
on the North by lands belonging 70 the heirs
OF X. Y; Ralker deceased, anu on the West
by ll1Bt1eA @ssiihuN Cr5elks EOmuaiMlng one
hundred and two acres, more or less.
81, ~ -. Itslsa45a 9'e l'5il vs.
febII-5W-pfs7 SO. Z
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-02-18

1TOTICE Is hereby Given that there
II zWaIl be q petition presented 70 the Com
nissionersq OF Delaware county, Ohio at
their March term next, 1870, praying for an
alteration in the state road leading from
Delaware to Columbus, commencing at or
near the southeast corner Of John Moore
heads ldoor-yard dot "a, stc.A. Liberty tgl.)
thence south across the first branch; thence
west on the south side OF said branch 20 a
post near the southeast corner Of the
orchard : thence south 40 as tOrun west Of q
ditch in said hToOrhead's field, and 20 cross
the EsGttumf line west of white walnut
tree thence east of south so as to cross the
Big run west OF q white oak on the north
bank thence east of south on the ridge so
as to intefsect the old rond near an oak for
tv or fifty rods north OF the south line Of
lot s, sec. !, township 3. ~
8 ala1si for taR. vacation Of the road. between
the iatermediale points. .irr feb448t
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-02-18
NEIaHBoRNa couNr1rs-


The ice crop is short everywhere.
orrvills has new paper.
Business is enlivening in Cardington
Bellefontaine has seduction case.
Wheat looks badly In Knox county.
Clarke county has I85 miles of turnpfkes
Mansfield is agitatlnga new Court House
Gambler wants to extend its corporate
limits. '-'7
Hon. Samuel Shellabarger has arrived 81
his home in Springfield.
Wheat is not so promising as uszsl IN
Clarke county.
Oliver 9. Parr, elected as an Assistant
Clerk Of the House, Is theson Of his father.
1he latter Is member Of the House from
Licking.
CaFdington is 70 have a wooden factory in
operation BY May lst.
Mrs. NJ. M. Cole lectured on woman sne-
frage at Marysv1lle last evening.
The manufacturers Of Akron, ohio. dur
1ngthe last quarter Of 1859 made sales to
tne amount Of sl,OO272I,
Madison county Is pervaded by a religions
revival. ~ ~
smiths Opera House now BUILDING in
Mansfield, is to cost $50 ,OOO
Wellington township, Clarke oount1, "a
vertises lost boy named John n Cltf5o-,5 ~
Springfield had a county woman sufrrsga
convention on Monday.
a young woman shot her lover In cb,,,o,,
at Piqua on Sunday last.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-02-18
AssTGNEE,s A J SAFE.

T as Assignee OF RALPH H. ROSS,
As BankFupt, Wil offer for sale, at the
stable of Peter Engard, in Delaware, on :,
Saturday, February 26, IS9Os
Aat one O'Clock P. NJ, the following proper
" = ! Brown n are i bay Mare, / set double
Harness, ! set single Harness, 1 tWO-hoTse
Wagon, l other tWo-horse Wagon, 2 Brick
Trucks, 10 Brick Moulds. 1 Brick Press, /
Sulkey, Cart I Pitch Fork, Wheelbar-
rows, Cutting Box, and 1 hand Wagon.
Immediately after and on the same day
there win be exposed to sale, at Ross Brick
Ktlns in south Delaware, lot of Lumber,
5000, also q lot of Common Brick (supposeds
to be about 10000. Terms made known on
s fssbis2t Is le 5fR2IfH Il 4ts II Ross ssihsg a46bt
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-02-18
Notice.

~ 57aeys 6fg5gs and lands bounding and dbttt-
.ffgl0 o. William street rom Lfberfg stTeei
& t5est 20 thea Old C0T,p0rdtfOH Line.
ATOT1CE fs hereby given that an
N assessment has been made on the lots
aud lands bnuuding anu abutdng on said
Rortion OF William street, lcr EraVeling the
zane Witch assessment Is on 0le in.t1e Of
-fes Of the undersigned for the inspection
and geyan1fnatiOm of persons interested
thefeln s7ff a c. o. LITTLE.
fef,1Is2t i, .-.f Recorder.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-02-18

The meetings Of the Woman Suffrage
Convention at Columbus were largely
attended and the proceedings we're
marked with delibesatiOn and decorula.
It is evident that this movement, 10
whatever it may come, has passed be-
yond the psTisa when IT cap be dis
posed Of By sneer or iesf. t 10
wolves problem which must be -seri-
Ously weighed and candidly decided at
the baE Of public opinion. Ehegadis-
eussioa now hinges on the prepriety
rather than the rightfulness, of female
enfFanohisement, which is saying a
good deal. 81 agc zaa
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-02-18
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ehooI EXaIIlInef,s Lie


FTSHE Schooz Exa1aixleE1 Of Ue1aVvaEe
- counts VIII meet during the year lo70,
toE the examination o. teachers. at the fol-I
loving places ana times. uamelrs
At the CENTRAL SCHOOL HOUSE in
Delaware, on February 18th, March 5th, 18th
and 18th, April 9Th, 10th and 23d, May 9Th
and 2lst, September 24th, October Ist, 18th
and 18th, November l2rh and 26th, December
10th.
At the School House, in sUNBURY, Octo-
Der Sta. fA Es8EA
They win also examine applicants on the
last Friday Of the Session OF the County
Teachers Institute.
No certificate is granted unless the appIi-
cant is aqualffied to teach ALI. the branches
named in the laws namely Orthography.
Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Geography,
English Grammar; and possesses an adj
equate knowledge of the theory and prac-
tice of teaching" ena
Examinations will commence at 10
O'Clock, A. n and close at2 o'clock p. N. !:
and no applicant will be admitted after II
O'Clock. The exercises viii be conducted as
far as possible in writing. Each candidate
is requested to bring paper and pencil. and
q stamped envelope addressed 10 himself, in
which the certificate awarded will be mailed
to him, or notice of failure. s-f ..r4
February Is. IS70.-tf so Clerk.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-02-18
Early Rose POTATOES :
Flower SEEDS.


For those who wish 10 experiment In a
small way. with these giant cereals, we havo
enneluded to offer DOLLAR SAMPLE
PACKAGES, thus giving everybody q
man WOMAN on boy who he's a farm. fg1f-
den or ntilage lot, can make 900 BY send iner
y az once for q package, enough TO grow
history iull OF interest 20 every farmer.
Look out for counterfsit seed. Order only
nom the QrtgtRatoTs, -. W, FAAISDELI d
CO., 2le Pearl ST., N, ", or III Lake Street,
Circular free,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-02-18
"a CARD.

FFsEIE undopstgnedy having entered
IL ARbo eopartnerahip under the firm
name OF q. I'll. Waldo q Co., for the purpose
OF carrying on q retail trade in Boots and
Shoes, have tlken the south room in Rey-
to bI. r. starts Hardware Store. We would
express our thauks 10 our friends and the.
public for patronage heretofore bestowed
upon us, when in other business relations
and shall make it our purpose in our presZ
ent enterprise TO merit continued favor,
and make IL for the interest of all persons
wanting goods in our line to give us q fair
g. H. WALDO, ~
: febI8.2W aA HENRY SNYDER.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-02-18

To. 5saaG9S a. Eof6 add ktadls b05fndfag and
dbtstttng on North street from me Bridge
y ea4 e l2sRof StyesH Tea Ma
NOTICE tg hereby given that 9H
IN an assessment has been made on the
lots and lands bounding and abutiing on
said portfRn o. n Orth street, for grading ano
graveling the same; which assessment is on
ille IN the once of the Jiu tttrsigned Tor the
lnspeeGiOn and examination Of persOng IN.
teressted therein. @. o. LITTLE,
febIl-St Recorder.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-02-18
TNwonnTAIrTToN WANTED

il ofthe whereabouts OF deaf mute, John
q. Best, of Dundee, Tuscarawas county. he
ieft'hl home November 5ths aud coming TO
the Asylum, remained until NoVein Der 18th
when be left. Heis fully grown, and can
read and write imperiectly, Any person
Who knows anything about the young man.
VIII confer an uuspeal<eble taVOr upon an
anxious iather by reporting tito q. D, FAY !
Buperintendent OF the Institution for the
Deaf end Dumb, Columbus, Ohio,
f0hls-3t