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The Central Park Rnces,

On Friday evening Mr.. Johnston, of the well.
known auction firm OF Johnston & Van TasselI,
while driving with friend a newly matched span OF
horses in Central Park, had narrow escape from
death. When near Eighty-eighth street, the horses
were startled by two or three rowdies who were
racing past Mr. Johnston held the animals firmly
until he reached the circle In Fiftyseeond street
where coming in contact with curb the vehicle
canted, throwing out the driver and his friend Both
gentlemen were considerably bruised so much 40
that Mr.. Johnston was yesterday confined TO his
house The horses brought up on pile of having
secured without injury " $3.50 "N'N
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-05

The news from Spain is all that the friends
Of Cuban independence could desire. The con-
fusion among the oppressors Of Cuba is getting
worse COMPOUNDED, and one Minister after another
retires from the PAN Cabinet, in hot haste TO
get away from a sinking ship. The approaching
downfall Of PRM is sure 10 hasten the day Of
Cuban and Spanish liberty.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-05

Another million of sugar" is said to have
gone up to Albany on Sunday evening to swecten
the passage Of the TWEED charter through the
Senate. We can hardly think that so large q
sum was requisite; and yet, considering that the
purpose was to hire number of Republican Sem
ators to kill the Republican party, it is manifest
that Mr.. TwEED's former estimate of $l6 666
apiece would be too low. Besides, II makes little
difference to the Ring how much is paid. II can
all be put in the tax levy, aud reimbursed to the
gentlemen who have now advanced it without
any considerable delay.
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PHOToGRAPHS ny sun REPoRrERs
The Atlantic Clubs Preparations for the
Opening Regatta,

Opcniug hcgittn.
The Atlantic Yacht Club met last evening, Vice
Commodore Feet in the chair. The ordinary rou-
tine business over, the following named were ap-
pointed Regatta Committee: Messrs. W. II. Doug
lass, C. 7. Ll:ptt, j. T. srarkman, @. H. Granniss,
II. II. Higgins. II was further resolved that the
opening regatta should be contested on Tuesday,
the "a Of June the course to be- for schooners and
nrst-class soops, from Delaplaine House around
southwest spit, 10 and around the Ii ght Ship re-
turning south OF the Beacon Romer's Shoals for
second and thirdclasr slOOps, from, Deapiane
House, around southwest Spit 10 outer bar buoy,
returning south OF the Beacon on Romer's Shoals;
for fourth class sloops, from Dcaplane House TO
and around the Southwest Spit, and home. All COM
peting yachts, going and returning, 10 60 between
Forts lafayette and Richmond.
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am USFMENTS.

AZ Nlblo'" last evening the new burescuc lip
pm, or the King Of the Gold Mines" drew trr.pteq
Grlmms Honsen,li Tales" Miss LYDIA I..mpsoa
and he benntlul Pauline Markham received tIr usual
oneflngs OF mowers IN BASKETS of huge aucu. nor
Was me low comedian, Mr.; Beckett, forgotHn lor Ne
also kol several bouquets, The piece IL nj Neari.
ness long drawn ont, tho best thing OenK ! capital
carcatuie Of Fechter by Mr.. I, Chapman.
In Tammany the revival of variety buainegs
prought together avery excellent hoHse last evening".
JOSH iart IS the manager, ana his programme Tor the
xeek ~ Exceedingly acceptable 10 The uSHal patrons ~
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The Hon Mr.. BRADLEY. in his chagrin ut
O'BRIES's taking from him the delegation Of his
own ward in the General Committee, said he did
not care for the General Committee, as he could
go among his constituents and buy all the votes
he needed at a sandwich apiece.
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Who IteHd the sun,


'V'T' wv
In the train leaving Paterson this morning at Il
Il were reading 1HE SYN q the Tribune, 0 he Her
dtd the World, and the Times. our reporter
says that II was n singular fact. Of the 81 reading
The Sun he was acquainted with the politics Of 20,
and that OF the 20 IS were Democrats, whom ho
would expect to find reading the UJri, and tho
other i've were Republicans or nopsrty men.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-05

NJ. EUGENE SIMON, French Minister at
Pekin, comes forward in defence Of the Chinese
against the assertion Of the Academican DE
sAcr, who pretends that they sell their children.
NJ. SIMON, like the late Mr.. BuRLIxdAME, enter
tains high regard for the virtues of the Celes-
tials, and totally differs in that respect from the
nti-Chnese wing of the California Democracy.
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Prospective Ri.. In III. Price Of whI,eva.h

The Brooklyn Common Council Committee, to
whom had been referred the charge OF Alderman
Whiting of the Twentieth Ward, that Street Com.
missioner Furey had paid an exorbitant price for
evidence that MIR. Furey had oyerpaid ANYBODY
Alderman whiting claimed that fair investigation
mad not been made by the Committee; but, uotwith'
standing tins the Board adopted the report and ex-
onerated the Street Commissioner.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-05

The rates at which the Ring have com
pensated the services Of Democratic members Of
the Legislature in passing the TWEED charter
have varied greatly without rerceptible reason.
For city Democrat the price has been s1o, 900 /;
for a Brooklyn Democrat, $1,000; for a coun-
try Democrat, 5000. why should this be thus ?
Is not a vote votcY The principle Of demo.
cratic equality ought not to be violated except in
cases Of extreme necessity.
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The Rroo.IYn Chtid Mnrher.

4 post mOJtem examination Of the body Of tho
infant son OF Jas. Eagan, alleged to have been muir.
dered by his mther, in Butler street, near Bond
street, Brooklyn, was made by DR.. A. ". Shepard,
who found that death had been caused hy sgfoct~
ton. MArks " violence were found ahol. ~ moo.
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aggregate daily circulation last toeek,
eos, 45O. Arerdge daily circulation dur
ing Tie aceek, 9f,2i2. Daily acreage dur
ing TIC precious ,ceek, ending March 20,
p2,55O.
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Was the cane that Gen BARNUM presented
to SWEET WILLIAM TWEED nt thu Blossom Club on
Saturday night, the same cane that the Hon. DAS
BIRDsALL presented TO DARNUM q few nights be-
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Woods Museum has 81

Woods Museum has struck vein of good for.
tune with the new Durlesque sensation of the
" White Cat" Crowded houses, enthusiastic audi.
cnces, and excellent performances are 10 be seen
nightly The Rand Sisters, Olivia and Rosa, have
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-05

Rhode Island cho oses State officers and
Legislature tomorrow. No doubt they will all
be Republican
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-05

DEAN SIR. Ny duties here. prevent my being with
nv views as 10 lie Sdc.n situation. believe tins Re
public viii be held resfonspS or inc ntter run ana
subsection Of the "ever faithful ~ nSi' ~ LOT
the discontinue OF reI uhloanis IN SPAN ise under
statesmanship OF The DAYS OF Marcy, b., anan, and
Napitest DESTINY" and that, too, promptlr. .e1 es
HELM Gen Banks tor the present and trust Gou 90
liherty for the future. Yours, 3, 8, cox,
Douglas Taylor, ESQ.
HOUSE, OF REPREsENTATIvKs, 4isr CoNoREss U. B..
NAsHINGTos. ID. e., Apri 3, 1870
Among the incidents OF the evening was festive
inspiratlon OF Gen Duryea, who adjourned To- the
ante-room, In state OF high gee, and danced q
polka with fiaternizng policeman.
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The daily circulation of THE SUN during
the last reek, rhich ended on Saturday,
dpr12, pds as .tol'o,rs:
Monday .......... M 500 Thursday .pd,yOO
% rs o Friday. .......... M, 800
Wednesday $4,000 Saturday. 800
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WASHINGTON. Aprn 4, 1870.
LEfTER IRON SENATOR CAMERON.

DEAR SIR: have yorr invitation to attend meet.
Ing Of the friends OF Cuba April at Cooper Inst-
tue, New York. and request that will be present
and address IL.
Nv duties in Washington will prevent my attendance;
but INV ALREADY expressed views OF what Govern.
ment should do Ia reference to Cuba daily strength
ened and syapathes Tor the struggling patriots OF
that island OF the warmest.
Please say TO your Committee that regret my ina
billy to attend the meeting aud that regret the
cessty which compels to forego the pleasure add
Lg my voice In AyoT OF freedom and justice where the
hiends of these Will gather on the an proxlmo.
Yours truly, SIMON CAMERON.
Jas. B. MeiGalf ESQ, Secretary. New York city.
hkNATE CnAMDLR. MarcL %. 1910.
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ffELhOs, March q, 1870.
LETTER PROM SENATOR HOWE.


DOUGLAS TAYLOR, Fsq.-DRAR SIN. an unable 10
attend meeting at the Cooper Institute have long
thought that t time for US declare the general
principle that while We should not disturb BY force any
colony Of a European nation established THIS
side the Atlantic, and desired no absorption OF such
colonies vet We regard the continent and ts Islands
ultimate domain. and regard with profound dtsfa-
vor any attempt TO coerce the inc1 atoms of
pie on this cOntnen bv = tfaLsatlantlc power And
that our cordial sympathy went vita all Americans In
contest for self nHient a. against the world.
Let advance the Monroe doctrine 10 It's logical re-
suit, and then stand on IT, and If need Dc nght for it,
Resrectiuly, J. Q. ADAMS.
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THE TRUTH OF HISTORY

that the justice Of his condemnation should be made
so papable that citizens and Journalists will cease
their advocacy of his cause.
Neither Gen. Pope nor others can longer take re-
iuge behind " the want Of power" TO reopen his
case, the " bad precedent" IL would AZ upon the
army, and the like. The power has been found and
exercised; the precedent has been Fixed And
finally he will go on to the end seeking Ills iustifea-
tlon nom the Government, who owe II to him, or
leaving IL, II God wills II,
LEGACY TO MY CHILDREN
TO demand md obtain.
Among the endorsements Gen Porter has In his
behali Is lettor from the late MajorGen. Thomas
agreeingtlat the case should be reouened and that,
II done, Porter, in hs judgment would be yndcated
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THROW orr THIS YoEs
ALLIANCE WITH SPAIN.

That was The practical illustration Of the laws OF
this Republic as Interpreted by Secretary Fish.
tGroans and hissesl. A code OF laws should be en-
acted which whould Ia future ensure a strict neu-
trality between this country and otaerA. The meet
ing was assembled for the purpose OF giving Its opin
ion this subject. The people did not ask that the
United States should 20 to with Spain in order
to Tree CUBA hut to say that the history and prncl.
Piles upon which the Republic was founded demand
ed that Government should not give its assistance to
tile oppressor in such a contest. One
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Notwithstanding this, he felt that the dying words
Of Gen. Rawlius " Cuba must be free" would soon
be realized. In the whole history Of the world,
there had been such golden spectacle as that pre-
sented by the Cubans in their humanity toward cap
tive enemies, in face Of the reproduced barbares Of
tile dark ages. The verdict Of history upon the
supineness of the Administration In regard TO Cuba
would be in the words OF Lady Macbeth, she walk
ed In her sleeps ont damned spot ~ With the piano.
rama Of Spanish guuboats sailing IRON our waters for
the scene OF oppression, he demanded that that su.
pineness should cease. The Queen of the Antilles
lad been shackled by the chains Of Kings and
Queens including those Of Isabella and stll further
riyeted by the so-caed Republican Prim [Hisses.1
We should applaud her Efforts for freedom, and wei
come her to our arms. The Mayor introduced
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MY DEAR SIR; My duties here will prevent me from,
accepting your KIND invitation TO attend and address
the meeting NJ the Cooper Institute next Monday even
ny do not hesitate 10 say, however that the general
8ivet o. yol gaInerlng nus my reaTy approval In
neople Tor the struggling patriots of CUBA fully par
cpate The patient hefosm of the contest INVITES a.
Tue nndhpuled Justice OF their eau Q commands our
unlt served moral seaport and our friendly encourage
GpIsS 70 os Their allies In sentiment The cause which
Inpes Ineni ~ hlmoN Identical with that which led
te ofncpes they proclaim are those which lie AT inc
iounuhlon OF our nee commonwealth. indifference 10
them u lnndenly TO ourselves, In q contesI between
sneh forces whatever the conStraintS Law we are Al
nDer 70 observe no neutrality OF feeling The inspirA
on OF our national faith and the requirements OF our
national policy adopted when we were nrst called to
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LETTER rnoM FERNANDO woop.

NY DRAR SIR; and IL will be impossible for me to
leave her SO as to be present at the meeting on Mon
the Cuban question on Tuesday, md as expect take
rart In the discussion think u better for not TO
assent. You will therefore obllge by offering my
regrets 10 tho Committee. Very truly yours, -.
FERNANDO WOOD.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-06-24

The accounts in the f3liarins eases have
been fled in the Pr, lbs f.t sofTrt for Delaware
county for settlement oH The aith Of Juno
next:
/ David C. Mooney, GaG-,]iap af T"hn
H. CIingam and others
2 William Hoy, A1miniS' y'tp- o. PEER
B. John Wagner, Guardian of Franz H.
Decker.
Isaac n. Silvervood, ''eceaSed
) CghaS St-nheek and Nilliam Chand-
Ier Executor of Mrs. Comfort Harmon de
g.. Norton LongweH, Administra'orof NJ.
:. Moses Latham, Guardian Of Smith
FuIts.
8. Thomas H Owston. Executor Of wna.
Owston, deceased.
D4ntel M. Russell. Executor of John
Graham. deceased
10. Reuben B ownmiller, Guardian Of
Isaac Rrnwnmi'ler.
II. VIM. NJ. Warren Admini-tTatar OF Ju-
liza An Mex ttri X, deceased.
u. Catharine Atherton. Guardian Of WU.
Il F eaerielz Beam, Aaminisi rator OF
Gustave Baurer.
Il. N. Taylor. Executor of Joseph Potter,
deceased; ; Guardian OF NJ. A. Colium.
Is. Sarah Harman. Administrators of 81
las HHrman- deceased.
l9. Charl4S WoIring, EXecctor Of Godfried
Riddle. deceased.
II. Cath ,rtne Gorsuch Guardian of Mel
win GoFsuch. aud Manvil Gnrsuch.
Is Douglas Perfect, Guardian OF Sarah a.
Burtin.
10. Thomas Flagg, Executor OF Sarah
20 William A. Wigton. Guardian of Au-
B. G. WATERS, Probate Judge.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-06-24
LEGAL.


IVTNA J. PITTS and her husband
N George Pitts, OF Washington, Washing
ton County, Iowa, viii ttke notice N It
Henry " Pumph rey, Ar-h bald Lybrand4
William p. Reid. Thomas z Powell. Walter
T. Watson, J. hu D. Van Deman. William
NJ Warre.i John Bsuudsge, John H. Men
denhaIl, William q. Williams, Edward r.
Thompson, Homer n. CaTper. Henry A
WeIrh. Samuel p. Shur and Jacob J. Shur,
partners a THE Deposit Banking Com
isany OF Delaware" Ohio. on the 10Th day OF
June 1870, fled their peIitif'n in the COurt
OF Common Pleas Of Delaware county.
Ohio, against them and George y Cryder-
settsng forth among other things that on
the 10Th day of February, 1852 said George
S. Cryder executed his prOmis>ory note OF
that date fer s., f00 payabie on or befure
April /, 1870, TO Alvina J. Pitts or bearer
wit Interest from A FFll J. 1s5g ana IH4t
ther% II due Lhet on laid sum OF q 100, with
own said note: ti-t attn same 18TH OF I'D
ruary, 1863, said George =. tTyder, 10 s'-cnre
said note. executed ana delivered t. SAID
and her assigns the fnllowIng premises in
DeIaEars- county, ohio and in Scint't town
hip tn known part of SuTVsg No 4
! OfS Virginia Military District .nd being
mat Certain lOT az lanG fs9sfHnrig beIOn ing
| to Soils Reynolds and wr.ieh was ct OF To
partition of said real estate of said Soils
! Reynolds deceased; p ginning at "A post and
stone at the junction Of the State and 'oun-
l ty road, Siuth So degrees east el1z links 70
| d stone on i posi- by a ed oak; thence North
/ - degrees west 90 81 100 poles to a corner
| tree; Thence - nth 81 degreeS 80 MINUTES
west 80 66-lO0 poles TO n post and stone in the
| corner; thence South 81 degrees east
/ 253 1-I0 poles to the centre of the STATE road.
post, stone and brick bats in line on north
L line Of the Statt- road and thence North
| 81 degrees 50 minutes eat 50 935z-lO0 poles,
/ olloWing the centre of the State road to the
| Ie-innTng; containing IS acres and bS54
pols S OF land, as per Survs y made by James
taton in october, 1865, more or less. Plaint-
l iffs ask Judgment against said Ge0rgr =.
/ ryder for s., 100 90, with interest thereon
rum A prIl ]. L 50, and for sale of said prem
| 'Ses to pay said debt. At the next August
! fern, A. D. 1870 OF said Court said case viii
/ e heard.
| June 10, 1870.
/ CARPER & VAN DEMAN,
1 Attorneys Tor Plaintiffs
/ iuneI9-6wpfsI925
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-06-24
Legal Notice.

George Myers, PIaintih,
'atrIck AIcDOsIaiId, William Court Of Com
Mcdonald, NJ. McDonaId, mon Pleas Of
samuel ID. Cline, William Delaware
Ianc-= & William A. Hance, county, Ohio.
at partners under the firm
IF Hanc- &Son, def-Hslent-.
lAFRICK MeDONALD, William Nc
L Donald and NJ. Mcdonald, in the State
IF Penn-ylvahi4, will take notice that
feOrge Myers, of the Ctlunfy of Morrow,
state Of Ohio, did On The 18th day of June,
a. d. 1870, file his petition in the Court OF
common Pleas for the county of Delaware,
IA said state of Ohio, against the id
Patrick Mcdonald, William Mcdonald, N.
dcD0uald. Samuel d. Cline, and William
dance & William A. Hance, late partnerS
under the firm name OF Hsner+ & Son, de-
endants. Sett1ss e forth that on he g. h day
lf December A. -. 1873, the said defend III Is
Patrick Mcdonald, William Mcdonald and
N. Mcdonald made and delivered, among
ItheEs, their prOmissOfy noteS to saiu Sam
lel d. Cline as tollOWs: one for $500 pay able
IN or uefOre January lst, 1870, with interest,
md one for $500 payable tn or before Jan
uary lst, 1871, with interest; that to secure
the payment of said prOmiSSOry notes,
me sara Fatrlek Mcdonald. WllIlam Nc
Donald and NJ. Mcdonald executed and de-
lIvered to said SAMUEL d. Cline a mortgage
Iced on certain premises in said petition
described a situate in said County of Della
ware. and in Ran2e I9, Townships, section
l. containing three q 10 4l-l00 acres M or
less, kno ,rn as the Cline Wooden Mill site.
That on the 9TH day of March, A. d. 1869, for
valuable consideration, the said Samuel ID.
Cline assigned and transferred TO Plaintiff
stld IFOIniSSOfy notes ana mortgage ueed.
Eiiai the said samuel ID. cline and William
Hance & William \. Hauce, late partu. rs
under the firm name of Hance & son claim
some interest," III salu lalluS undef the Stld
Patrick Mcdonald, William Mcdonald and
NJ. Mcdonald, and praying that SAID Patrick
Mcdonald, William Mcdonald and NJ. Nc
DOuald may pay tD The Plaintiff the sum OF
$500 with interest thereon from the 2Sth day
II Decem Der, 1865 or that said premises in
said petition described may be sold to pay
the same and for other ami proper relief.
The said Patrick Mcdonald, William Nc
Donald and NJ Mcdonald, and each Ofthem,
are hereby required to appear and answer
-aid petition un or b fore the third Saturday
after the 22d day of July, A. D. 1870.
DELAWARE O., June II, 1870.
GEORGE MYERS.
By T. e. DUNCAN, POPPLETON d AdCIELRoY,
his Attorneys. juneI7-Gw pfSl9 IS
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-06-24
LEGAL.
LEGAL Notice.

NANCY H. WATKINS and her hus-
y band IzafuS wilkins. who reside In
Miami cO"n'Y. Kansas and L1erefla A.
Wolfiey and her husband Lewis WolnsVs
of Kansas. will take notice that AQuilla g
Brown and John II. NRWhati- Of fflf- comfy
OF Delaware. In 9lae state Of ohio dld on
the llth day of Fnne- A. .. lA40- NE Inelr
within and for the county Of Delaware. IN
said state of Ohio against the said Nancy
H Watkins IZatTIS watkins. LueratIa A.
Wolhey- Lewis Wolfiev- and SaTah Har-
m an Adm7 7n1Strafrix OF SiiaS t1.FIllftn ttt7-
ca8Ss d. Sarah Harmas-. William =. Ftarr man
and his wife Esther HaFnan. Henry Hsar-
man and his wife Margaret A. HarInan,
SilaS B. Harman and his wife Viola I4aT-
man. James 8. Harmand and Eliza NJ H9r
maT his wife. Sarah HarFnau II ir-. Adam J.
BegGs- George = 'Hclair- Asa 9. Hubbetl ana
his wife Mary Ann Huhhett. defendants
setting forth that SilaS Harnan de ,easatt
gave mortgage tn the said AqulHa T.
B'OWn and John H Newhall on Los num-
0nd QuHrter, fffh Township righfeenth
Rang. Section two Unit d safes Military
lands. in Delawara county. Ohio, to secure
the payment Of sl.5l5 90 with interest iroal
to in said mortgage. thar said mortgage has
become abSOlufe- and that since he giving
of said UnrGSage the defendants claim some
interest in said prs m isaS and ra aging thai
said . emisRS may he sold and H. nroceeds
applied tn the payment of s'ii debt due
Them. and Sai ID parties defendants are nOti-
fed that thev are required to answer said
Ter the fwentv-secOnd iaS II Ju!v "a Et-
AOV7II.I.A G.. BROWN
JOHN II n CIV Fl A LII
| BY JONES & HTPPLF.
their Attorney.
fFzV ma l--l lfrr=Fa n = - n
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-06-24
HORACE GREELEY.
From a New York letter.

During the short but severe illness
from which Mr.. Greeley is happily recov-
ering, there was at one time an appre-
hension of his death, and of course the
newspaper writers began to prepare for
getting up their obituary articles about
him at brief notice. l had occasion to
see the beginning of one of these eulo-
CYSTIC articles, which I am sure would
have satisfied Mr. Greeley. 1t opened
in the style oflofty laudation, by referring
to the universal grief Of the American
people at the death of the greatest of
American reformers, political leaders,
editors and philanthropists, and after
brief allusion to his busy life, it passed
rapidly to the great fact of his career, in
dicated in the abolition of slavery, the tri-
umph Of liberty, and the establishment
of "All Rights for AL, which was
treated of so eloquently that it almost
seems misfortune the publication Of
the eulogy must be postponed. But Mr..
Greeley is not yet well man. In fact,
he is so terribly overworked, in his pro-
fession and out of it, that it is almost i'm
possible for him to enjoy good health at
his present time of life. He ought to fol-
low the example of another editor, poll
tician and man of genius, VIM. Cullen
Bryant, who is enjoying the peaceful re-
pose and happiness which is the proper
reward of those who have done their
ife's work honorably and performed
their hte's mission successfully.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-06-24
SheriR's Sale.

James sayer, TETn5p p1FsTSnSs 5palrnn zee oi q
sued from the Court of Common Pleas o.
Delaware county, and to me directed, ]
shall offer for sale, at public Yendue, from
the door of the new Court House, in the
town of Delaware, on
Saturday July I'd, A. D. 1870,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ. the following described
real estate:
situated in the County of Delaware, and
State of Ohio, and descr, bed follows
Being Subdivisions 1 and in plat of survey
made. by Charles Neil, October 26, 1858, OF
the east halves of Inlots Nos. Al & A and
the west halves of InIots Nos. AZ & %, in the
town of Delaware, com nencing at the
northwest of the. said east half OF said In
lot No Al; thence south II poles and 4
links; thence East 40 ieet; thence North II
poles and If links; thence West 40 feet to
the place OF beginning; making front oi
30 feet on Winter street.
WILLIAM BROWN,
Sheriff & Special Master Commissioner.
june3-5WpfS9