Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-02-24

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There Is less IawIessness in Texas no"
than az any time since the war begun
IN raaruder. the rebel General died in
T4ouaton. Texas, on Sunday last
rbs French rslieFnand Of BOSTON amounts
to $4,000
T. II. Turner, a eslored politician Of st.
Louis. has been nominated Minister to LII
IBERIA.
The PhiIadeIphia doctors say that the
double negro girl on exhibition there is one
Of the wonders Of the world.
The Jury In the Congressman Bowen big
amy case were unable to agree, one being
In favor Of acquittal
king Amadeus or spain took 70 Madrid
with him ninety dogs he is said 70 be
very fond Of these quadrupeds.
The asphalt pavements IN Paris during
the siege vera. ft Is stated, exclusively used
for fuel In the chocolate faetories-
its reported that the husband OF ex-
Queen Isabella Of Spain has offered 10
swear allegiance to the new dynasty.
Petitions FOR the pardon Of DR.. GaIentIne,
in Cleveland are met by as long remop-
strances.
The Princess Louise, daughter Of queen
Victoria, VIII be married on the 2lst Of
March.
One hundred thousand dollars have be en-
contributed 70 the French relief fund IN
New York city.
Articles ofimpsachment have been passed
by the Arkansas House against Governor
Clayton. The rebel element predominates
In the House.
The House has passed bill authorizing
the President to appoint, In conjunction
with Great Britain, Joint commission to
settle the Northwestern boundary.
omcial returns show that during the
month OF january the French lost eight
hundred pieces of artillery and $4,000 men.
The loss the Germans during the same
month was 10000.
The late Marshal Prim was great grand
son Of Mark Prim. stamp disuibutor for
the county ofCarIow, ireland, under the
Irish stamp act ofI77s.
A Texas paper reports that since septem-
Der last, 1ls.0oO people. with l.se4 wagons.
have emigrated from Tennessee and Geor-
gia into the Lone Star State.
Governor Alcorn, OF Mississippi, who was
elected TO succeed Mr.. Revels as United
States Senator. announces his intention OF
declining the senatorship.
M. Grevy has been elected President oi
the French Assembly, receiving i've hum
dred and eighteen votes out Of hve hundred
and thirty-eight.
The House Foreign Committee have
agreed to put the Berlin mission on an
equality with those at London and Paris
but have framed the bill in such a way as
to oust Minister Bancroft
President Grant has headed q list of con-
tribntiOns 70 fund which the Congression-
"a v-uH- vr-ffT
three hundred dollars. Vice President Col
fax and Speaker Blaine follow with one
hundred dollars each.
Senator Sumner is confined by sickness,
in Washington, his ailment being severe
attack of angina PectOrfs. resulting in some
degree from injuries he received at the
hands Of Preston Brooks, when attacked
by the latter in the Senate Chamber, years
ago.
SojOurner Truth, supposed to be near 90
years old (shs does not herself know her
exact agel. is as vigorous as most women at
60. and travels about the country making
speeches 50 full or good sense and wit that
everybody loves 20 hear them. At present
she is dsvoting herself to the interests OF
the freed people Of Washington,
A GeorgIs lawyer refused an appoint
ment as District Attorney the other day
because the Judge is a colored man and
his letter brought ont a reply from Gov.
Bullock, who publishes the lawyers peti.
tion for the very of1ce he now 50 indignant
~ spurns, and also letter from the color.
ed Judge. enclosed by him. endorsing tht
application.
The State Board Of Agriculture has
awarded prize ofSlCO to g. W. Andrew foI
an essay on Auglaize county, another
toJ. w. 1Eilligan on swine, and one tc
mn A
county.
The delay on the part OF the Commission
er of Internal Revenue to dispose OF the
tax on dividends OF the New York Central
Railroad has indueed a resolution to be re-
ported in the House of Representatives in
structing the Commissioner 20 the colIec-
ton of the tax, which amounts TO 8, 100, GOO
The most beautiful girl in the United
States lives near Lincoln, III. Her hair is
of that particular hue that field of ripe
wheat throws toward the setting sun. Her
eyes send forth light neffuIgent and
magnetic that strangers become spell
bound under its influence and stand rude
~ gazing. Her cheeks bear a bloom like
the sunny side of an early peach. A pearl
would seem almost black beside her teeth.
Her form is so graceful that men worshig
her before seeing her face. Her hands sug-
gest the idea OF waxen fngcls tipped with
vermillion. Her smile seems actually to
illuminate her presence, and when she
laughs the listener fancfes he hears sweet
music in the distance.
On Monday the House substituted the
minority report of the Judiciary Commit.
tee on the McGarrahan claim for the ma
Sority report and adopted il. It directs the
Secretary ofthe Interior to cause record
Of the patent to Panoehe Grande to be tran
scribed into the records as the same stood
on the record book of the General Land OF
flee at the time it was examined, without
any mutilation or erasure whEteVer; 81
that the legal effect OF the record so tran
scribed shall be the same as If the origina
record had never been interfered with oi
mutiiated, and it authorizes and requires
the President OF the United States to do Il
the premises whatever in his Judgement be
just and equitable, without regard to any
action or proceeding had subsequent to the
l4th or March, 1855 the date OF the patent
recorded.
The income tax is not likely TO be
repealed by the present Congress.