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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-11-01
Administrators Sale.

TN pursuance or order OF the Probate Court Of Del
aware county, Ohio, made the 21th day pr June,
a. D. 1861 in the case Of Raymond Burr Administrator
tho Estate OF Harriet WIS., deceased, against Andrew
Wise aud Others, the undrrsgncl will, on the 23d
day Of November A. H. 1901, az to'eloCk y. at tho
s6r the Court House in Delaware, IN said county
offer at public the undivided halrof the follow
ING described real estate situated IN Delaware county
and state OF Ohio and in the southwest Of Lot
No in section No ,, In township No. I, in ran "a No.
49, United States Military Survey, and described "A
follows Beginning At stone poet set IN the spot
where IN old post Stood the south west corner e
said lot No. !. and south enst corner oi lat No o.
north degree east along the lot limo between
nts one and Ave ny poles a9d hty six hundTcdtha
If pole to stone post at the division corner Of
mnutcs east along tha division limo Of said lot thirty
one degree west nfty poles aud SalOO Of pole
ginne on pDst in tho south line Of said lot Nc. u hee
north eighty cght degrees forty minutes west along the
south limo 0i said lot No, and the line between said
lot and lot - thirty 5l0o poles 60 the plaos
az beginning being the same premises conveyed by l.
Richardson to Harriet Wiso, containing ten acres
moro Or less.
Alsn tho following promises situated In Delaware
county state OF Ohio and being lOtNo % In range 49,
township 4 and section 2 containing 07S acres Of land
more or less.
Terms Of saleOne third cash in hand the day
sale ono third In and onethrd in two years from
tho day OF sale; deferred payments to DO secured by
mortgage the premises sold, and to bear Interest
the rate OF per cent per annum,
80 ~. -- y. RIiRR, Administrator e
of Estate of Harriet Wise.
Qct. IS 1851. 1887 ~
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-11-01
M r RTED.

thr residence Of the brides father on the ISt nit
by the Rev. o. H. Newton Mr.. THoMAs b. JoSks Mss
ELLES UEH; all Of Delaware county,
Mr.. Jones Will pleasc accept thanks for his lhcra-
ty-thc above having Joen accompanied by gold dol
lar publishing fee. We wish Young friends Il
long aud prosperous earthly career with large share
OF life's richest blessings
On the Path ut, By Rev l.. u. AeCabo, at the rcsi-
dencc Of the brides father Mr. D. U1PuIkYs and Mss
ANNIE ). LIE, all OF Delaware. -f. ..
with the above came liberal supply Of most excel
lent cake for which the parties will plSase accept
thanks.
On ia nth ult. bysEIIer n. Priiciard, in Radner,
Mr.. JoHN CKAHEE to Miss Lucy J. MoRGANs.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-11-01
Southern napers announce the presaleneeOf

sAAAAA 4E@
a rumor that Gen. SAN Houston died on the
8th ult. The report is not entirely credited,
though it is known he had for some time been
Dangerously sick. A New York friend of the
Ge6eral claims thatthat Che recent letter pur-
porting TO have becn-written by him, in which
he gave in his adhesion to the Jesf. Davis u.
sarpation. is a fifgcry. ashe is IN possession Of
tlle. most indubiiable proof that at . period
subsequent to the date OF said letter he re-
manned true TO his Union sentiments and con-
slant in his hostility TO secession and its advo-
Gates.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-11-01
CANP PENDLETNN, Nd,
ne % loci 81.

CAMP IENDLETON, Md.s
Oct. "a, 1861.
EDrroR OF THE GAzF7gE The membcgS of
Capt. POwELL's Company, now in CampFsSp'
dleton, Md, teEder their grateful acthow1'
sgemenIs to the ladies Of Delaware, for their
generous contributions to the conveniences and
comforts of the soldier, not ouly at home
but also in the heart of an enemies county
Most especially do we wish to express gratitude
for the last act of kindness prompted by their
warm and patriotic hearts, the gift of a large
box Of excellent socks, thc%ork Of their fair
hands, and therefore doubly acceptable to the
Delaware Volunteers. The boys Of Company
1. assure the ladies who have TINS patriOtically
contributed to their comfort, that such acts
of kindness will not be forgotten, but that
while their feet are warmed by their benevo-
lence, their hearts will ever be warmed with
the remembrance OF the fair donors.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-11-01

Coop CHEER.-1he New York Independ.
ent's money article this week says that tho po-
sition Of the banks seems invulnerable except
by an overthrow Of the government ITSELF
The state of our foreign commerce, the large
exports, the light imports, and consequent low
rates of foreign exchange, insure steady sup.
ply of specie from Europe for long time to
come and though the great expenditure of
Government is not productive in the ordinary
way it is disbursed wholly at home, and will
prove extraordinarily productive in restoring
the Uuion to health and vigor.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-11-01

A PosroFFIcK RErUEX.-The following 10
a verbatim copy of the certificate attached
to tho return of a Postmaster 10 Shawnee co.,
Missouri 1t would hardly be proper to give
the name Of the Office, This may be some dis
ciple Of Artemus Ward II so, the pupil has
beaten his master. Artemus might as well
shut up: -.-..
al hear by certify that the four goin A
Counte is as near rite as know how to make
it if thore is any mistake it is not Dun Ppr
pers'
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-11-01

On the 18th alt Of Typhoid Fever, near GaHcy, Fay.
cite county, Va, JnsEpH H.. OF pavrl f. and Msn-
da HoutZ Or Scuto tuwuship. Delaware county, o., a
sed years. 5 months and IL days. Deceased a
member Of Company T., 30th Regiment o. v, L. s A.
Far away from hos, in m Is country, he fell a
prey to ds'asr. lie was youth 81 much proms' and
died for his country.
or Typhoid Fever, in suiotn township. D,l1w.rc co
o. son The atl SIT, SAHAs CATHFtINF augtcr Of Ia.
vid +. and Ntnd,t a ted Is years 20 days.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-11-01

Last accounts from Washington represent
Gen.S Soorr as.seriousy ihdisposed. Old age,
bodily infrmities and excessive labor, are huv.
ing marked eAectzuPen him, and it is evident
the country will not much longer enjoy the
advantage of his valuable counsel in military
matters. 1t has been stated by Washington
correspondents of the Eastern press, during
the present week, that he inteEded retiring
from active duty in few days, but the latest
dispatches to the Associated Press pronounce
the rumor unfoundsd.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-11-01
NJ. FRANK,
a.. STRAUSS.

Another rebel privateer has been destroyed
.ntar Oregon Inlet, coast Of North Carolina, by
Lieut. Murry, U. 5. Navy, Commanding the
Louisiana! H3e=a. ''t s.7
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-11-01


Gen. Patterson Pronounced Traitor.
The Rev. Dir. Smith Chaplain Of Col. But
toFiieldis Regiment at a recent meeting at
Utica, y Y. mztle some important statements
aad developments in regard TO the couduct Of
Gen. Patterson dnring the. preliminary move
menls to the Battle nj Bull &nn.
Rev. Mr. Smith said:
Having acted as Chaplain Of Col Butter
fields regiment during the three months cam
Taigh. he was able 10 speak understandingiy of
certain military operations, and particularly
of the movements Of Gen. Patterson, to whose
column the 18th Regiment tCnl ButtcrReld)
was ATTACHED. Mr.. Smith said that Patterson
was directed to do one of three things; either
10 attack the RebI General. Johns9n, at
Winchester. or, if he was not strong enongh
to attack him, TO at least keep him in cheek,
and prevent him jnining Beaureg ard; ~or, in
case johnson gave him the slip, to follow
him TO Manassas and attack that position in
the rear. -fa
Bat General Patterson said he did not wish
to shed blood: nc conducted the war on Pesl1e
PRINCIPLES Colonel Buttorfcld was then act.
ing as Brigadier General, andaappesled TO Pat,
single Brigade to attack JOHNSON IN his en-.
trenclmenis- But Patterson steadily refused.
Who's lickets brought intelligence hat J8hn'
son had left Winchester. and was iH'fdlfmarch
tojoin BeAuregarl, Patterson discredli,el the
story and resisted all entEeati les of fl0Iicefsnn
men to follow. Instead Of that ? he made a
night march Of 20 nlilts in the Opposite di;
rection. and thus kept lbs $4,000 men out q
barn' way until tho, bloody disaster &C Bull
Rnn; which he might have arrested. fell like a
4pnll upon the country. asaas7 l-s.@4S si'l
"a The Speaker said there was bat one opinion
of GclIPral Patterson GmOIig Tic soldiers OF his
division. That was that he was atTailor.o lie
had heard the Rhode Island Regiment esill him
traitor to his face, and hiss. and grUah. and
hoot him buck to his tent. Mr.. :: said that
! Patterson lcit his command at. midnight; and
intimated very strongly that if he lad ferIaili-
led ymucli longer lie would have been in danger
Of as. assiuation FROM his own men. o. s7'.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-11-01

A TERRIBLE BLEND MAX.-T'he Cleveland
Plain ,Dealer gives the account of blind Imam.
brought before Justice Of that city on Fri.
day morning last, for bigamy. He bears the
name of Thomas Bishop, and was formerly for
a season in the Blind Asylum at Columbns.-
Within the space Of about two weeks he mar
ried no less than three blind gals and robbed
every one Of them Of larger or smaller
amount! On the 10th of SeptcmbeF be ap-
peared in Cleveland with q blind girl FROM
Huron. to whom he was married OF tae same
day. About the 18th of the same month be
was married to another blind girl, resident
of Cleveland. On the 25th Of tue same month
he married still another blind girl at Marietta
Every one Of his victims he robbed of money
and jeRelFy,to considerable amount. 1t is to
be hoped that he viii now have his eyes epen-
scasdns will see theg end Of such iniquity, in
the OHIO PeniteaEiaFy.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-11-01

Six thousand, FIVE hundsed and twenty five
PEipsian muskets, a presapt Of the Prufsan
Government to Philadelphia, ,reaeAsd that city
81 wednesday.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-11-01
IEor the pslaxsss. eAzs..s.
DELAWARE, Ohio,
Oct 20, 1861.

Mr.. THoMsoS-Sir: H.may be interesting
to your readers to know what number of socks
] zere dOuatsd BY the ladies Of Delaware coun:
1 81, for Companics G. and I.nF the Ohio 4th,
i 1 rceiyedapd forwarded by Captains CRAw-
rnr.r, and Pm I.fhe fnllos.fnr articles =
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-11-01

In money circles to-day the chief topic Ct
F. interest is general meeting Of the Associated
Banks of the city, at tile American Exchange,
2 TO consider the policy and profit of assuming
NJ once the option of the third &500OO.On0
Of the National Lean on three years 40 per
cent. Treasury Bonds. The Banks are not
b''und to determine this point until the LIST Of
December, but such IS the general confidence
entertained in the successful distribution of
the entire Sl5O,l00,00O Of these bonds, and
the question Of avaiIing of the largest amount
Of interest, at once, upon the remaining S5O,-
100000, induced ihc present conference. The
meeting appointed a select committee OF six
members to confer Immediately with the Sec
rotary of the Treasury as to the date and 9th
er details Of this instalment, and then adjourn.
ed. The practical conclusion from the pro-
ceeding is that the Associated Banks of New
York, in concert with the Banks Of Boston
and Philadelphia, WILL on the adjustment OF
certain points OF detail with the Department;
pass to the credit of the Treasury the further
sum Of S50,000.OO0; making in all Sl5O,0OO4
OO3 sincs the 5th of August, embracing the
entire issue Of 7.30 bonds.-N Y. Timex
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-11-01
9tu Adrertistnrents.

Estate Of William Osborn.
nj JTICE is hereby given that the uncrs igncl have
IN been duly appointed and q-iIiei Aduinistra-
OF the Estate of lillian Osborn Decreased late OF
Delaware county, o. All rsns interested will govern
themselves accordingly. 'l
... - rCS ANNA OSBORN, I
Nov. 1, 61 PErI:R SCHULTZ. J A"'" =
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-11-01
eest.ng D..sesz.g.a-zssssag e the

The Richmond Wing, which has been one
of the most boisterous fulmiuators Of blood
and thunder" against the - ankees," has the
following significant article. Under date OF
0etober 9th Che Cd iEoF says -
Al the iDdieations poipt tos a lgrg war -
one time ne Lad h9psi the dash -the eslafE or
our volunteers nrastralued, but simply guided
81 atie Generals-Ho have planted our
Ennners, before frost in the heart n the enc
rsva coGnt1yand dsnnuered an hcn0rable pease
But a different policy has obtained. We
Of the South, who were to attack, have adop
ted Il system of defence, AID, 50 far. have uni-
formly awaited the advance Of the foe. This
may be tbs safer policy; but we have never.
been able TO appreciate it. Our conviction Is
that a victorious advance into the enemyS
country is the only road to a lasting and hon
orzble peace. Ne must fight. and we must
conquer. before we can make a treaty. Ii We
cannot DO ths, we must submit TO the fate Of
the weaker party. Tbs enemy have domin-
ion Of the sras he can as aid as-at almost in
Vulnerable points he can pluhdsr our coasts
and penetrate our rivers. lie IS supreme in
The Chesapeake bay; he Commands the Poio-
mae: he has possession Of Maryland, Of North
western Virginia and is coHIeuding for Mis-
souri, and Kentucky. While he threatens our
whole coast, he may assail US at any point OF
our extend q frontier. This whole situation
must be altered before we can have peace on
any terms compatible with hnner and safety.
We have never heard Of any plan suzgest-d
Tor Slccling.. this desirable alteration short Of
carrying the war into the enemy's country
ANi,ile, we stand on the defensive, and the enc,
my IS eDtrCnched ON this side os-th Potomac.
il is impossible for us 10 destroy his snpfema-
cy at sea or pre5eht his predatory inerTSions
on Onr coast, We are subject TO ali the dis
Advantages Of defensive war of indefinite du
ration OrftO peaee dictatrd BY the enemy
The PISS b lily Of our succrss is Rot within
the range Of accident TO prevent our subju
cation Ur determination is all we can hope
for. L.4e -r %
We have 10 skin in strategy. and know
nothing Of the means nt command OF our Gen
erals; but if,ihis is all that is loft to US, We
had Us we'll be losliags out. for lerms5 Of sub
mission. and the sooner7 the better. Anendless
war which affords no oppor unity tor either
victory or revenge is bootless undertaking.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-11-01
ONE MORE APPEAL. i1rj jasrp
~ ~ I'LL. s- .7ts sTa e.
Only BIG Men needed to fill up the 1st
and 2d BAitalions 18th Reg.iU. g. Infantry.

Only . 10 MCll HccdcA 10 llAI u u Lie Isl
and 2d BAitalions 18th Reg.7U. g. Infantry.
Young Men Or ohio thank you FOR the response Ia
my earlier calls Tho twelve Companies in eAHp
not De Surpa IN any Regiment, for sObriety, devo
tom to Auty and anbion to excel An hOnorabls ssy-
vice VIII be as nsd YOU and MI that yoa .lll a;
| Frsnkin Delaware St1rk Lucas MONTGOMERY and
Licking carnnes have each furnished company, and
number or thsr friends ID this service KnoT TssEs
and oth,r rapFIIy competing fOf Inv
Tic Sd battalion progresses rapidly at Pittsburgh,
and-young in Eastern Ohio enlist thereH they
! prefer. All will soon be together. adj
Seven Jrvatrs have already been appointed Lisuta-
das in The Regular Army rpn this Regiment AMI Nth
will be, from the new, we'll old recruits, wheA
I 4 more shall enlist.
line Of superior pattern and Knsp
sack Haversark, Cairtern, Sc" 'i.F 7,i4
Army dianl,. ,sank.ts ..t- st .-e7
+" Dress M. with Plume aAd Oraameptss
Fatigue can.
"A % Dress Goat, staIss, Ge y
l = Fatigue C"at, -.. .......r.-5 ii.-1
! pr - sr,y~d shoes .fr- aier- ess
| FIannc! shirts. Drawers, Socks, &c.
The rupprs of ciotirns.. shoes, &c, above naned,
are all now IN camp ready fT isFnr. ~ -at
hae bcel, shall be, granted % Volunteers, sTs gsaraa
/ ted 10 Regulars" -t -
The Soldiers Home"
Is provided for disHbrf Regular Soldiers. who desire
is comforts, ami u PENSION LAWS enureto urir Sene
/ 1T.
The 18th Regiment is now numerically the larEest In
the I'gutr Army and upon IL 'epends whe her II
! shall he A. Asst nied To its cornpeto qnnis-
Il possible inr TO enter strVic' and mAinaln
high fns,ral religious Character home-
Men or different f4ith have nple prov son for its
jOyncnt and those who have adopted arU'Eo tar
influenced by the restraints and diScpiins eRtpTs "a
that profanity has come rare. and The friends of none
need ct to trust thsr sons within the innaeRoo and
| associations that surround the Cam1.
I appeal 90 you) not alone from personal Iripe
in the regiment ] called To command, but for
the cause and it shall be my pleasure and
dy TO minister your comfort your Proficiency
soldiers, and, together. to labor tnr eauBV,
lcaYig the issue Of hhdrs with the Col Of Battrs.
-s HENRY H. EARRINGrOS.
Colonel Commanding,
it---.. t 18th Reg L. :. inf.
For further particulars apply 10
II. GA NsEVOoRT RAncIIFF.
lst Lieut. II Inr.
L. ;. Army.
Delaware. o.. Oct. as, IseI.-str Iasf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-11-01

Ecm FDR7 Cp1lPxxx d. I20rH RMrmKEA
YIHOSE having sonE in this Company, who are net al
II ready furnished with extra Blanket will please
send without delay, GWll be absolutely neSSsaA
ry fOr their cpmfOrt.. r- 80 sn
Send thom 70 Gen. CHAs. SHEkHAs,. who has kindly
offered 10 deliver them to the Company Marx each
C. H. McELRoY,
Oct. rs, '61.- v -r 4a- 4. 1n - a' Captain.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-11-01

received and forwarded by Captains CRAw-
FoRD and FovEI.Ls Tie following articles:
Elizabc.b GoIe Gof Dexter stoekwell, PIs
Hiss - Stark, Tor 3. n. Stark, 2 ~R
AIRS II IEsIasis. for naeid Thomas, 2 = 3
M. E Emmerson, for Judson Nettleton,1 L"
Mrs. C. Sherman, for Saml. Wells,
q \ Emmons, for %
Miss E. Sherman, for Joseph Griffith,
Samuel Dean, for Joseph Tanner, "
Mrs, ], Isrinees for Nym.s Gbuld5 A.
Miss Jane Wood, for w. McDermott, 2
Mr.. Henry Cline, for W. II. Cline,
Mrs. r. Furguson, for JAS Furguson,
mittens,
" Jane Waldron, for Jno. Matheny,2 2
Martini NJ NEnthcny, for 'ras-'--l l'---'''-''
NJ. f. Matheny, for = ra" rs 9
Mrs. NJ. Castor, for J. 81. Finch,
" Judge Williams for r. Humphry, l X
" J, Whittlesey, " a"
q" II. G. Butler. for Levi KeiscF, / a
" Wm. Davis, Coz JOHN Hoard. g.
d" Sarah Keiser, for Geo. Bartlett, q .
Reuben Duriey. for Benz. Dhrfey, ? &
Miss RolosoA, for Simon Robson, 2
mittcns, L :"
.s. Sophronia jackson, for NJ. Main, / I" .s
Miss Mary Bishop, aap.le' - t sd :"
F. A. Maine, ,foF # e...a q l =" 2 :"
j :. Ellen NJ. Her, for Demas G. Wise, "
trd' Fl. NJ Adams, for Danl. 5. Lees | g .,
E-. Margaret Lee ass . tr.'.a~ L =" ~.
Rebecca Atkinson, J.D Wilson, L 4"
Mrs. Matilda Wilson, ;. .a g. II d"
81" 4" Jne.. Armstrong. for N. Canine, L "
&" Rebecea Lamb, for Howard Lamb. / I"
+ gae Unknown. for Chas. r. Gaylord, I :"
ri Presley Day, for Ingham Day, 4 ~
-Roolens, for T. RoOlens, q" ,.,
Mrs. Darst, for T. NJ. Darst. ..a IL d" n
gas r, Wiaship, for U-aJ. Winship, / "
Henry Clark, for Isaac Clark q"
- Jane Slack, for &. w. Stack, I l "
Nancy Darst, for Jesse Darst,. ] M,
, Sarah Darst, iH" 87i 81 Z 4 Z"
Mrs w. p Reid for Timothy Collins, 20
I'D f--3acenl, for John Bacon, l a
Sarah Rogers. for G. Robinson, / " q.
UnknowB, for Harrington Case, l q
Mis-. F. Finley. for w. Robinson, / 81" --
Miss Susan Finley. for S. NJ. Orton, ]
John Potter. for Mm. y. Potter, l g j..
.,e. unltpowp,ifqr. James d. Cellar Z "
Sarah Gillis, for j, G. Anderson, "
Jane kn G, for 4. II. Taylor. l 5"
for Henry c. Brown, +"
Matilda spaldng for ]. SpalIing, 2
Mrs. Mn. White, for Chas, Wigton, "
u 4" n. Hardin, for 'l'hos. Eagle. .~ 9 r"
Miss H.. N. Avery, for G. Welch, "
:" q for B. McPherson, "
Mrs B. Powers, for W. 0. WeIch,y l."
-" seigrricd, for Isaac scigfried, ~"
:. Van Bremen, for - Pngh,
r. Adams for Ernest st, Clair, l
A Friend, l q"
S. R. Ward, for WI, Ward. 2
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-11-01
Sfnlen-

e. Stol"n,
~ E1RoM the stable Of the subscriber, rcsidnF
Ic1XG in Berlin township, delaware county, on
"Wednesday uirhi ,uet. Goth,
Bright Bay Horse,
four years old last spring. about Is hands high well
proprrIuned, slight cub in the left hind leg which
would probably ane him If hard drove. ] will pay a
liberal reward for the return OF said hGrso any
information that VIII lead to his rrcov cry.
Nov. 1891. ANDREW COWGIl1-
Notice.
PATTERyON POsT OFFIcE.
i-t-s .-'. Della ware Co. o., Nov !, l. 6i. J
DERSONS having old Postage Stamps must return
them tins Office and get new in exchange,
withn six da ys frnm this date they will be
ceiFrd in'payment u postage, new given i'll
stcad after this date.
Nov. lit JAS. FIELD, p. NJ.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-11-01


Oct. 2lst-Since writing the above. some
of our men having started out on a scouting
expedition had got out few miles when they
were met by a fine mulatto. perhaps % years
of age He was was without arms and was
making his way to this camp. He had got
pass through their picl1ets to go and see his
master, some six miles out of camp. Having
got through the pickets he struck bee line
for this camp. He is intelligent, says he does
not care what becomes of him so We don't
take him back dare" The 1t. Col. questioned
him closely and elected much valuable infor~
nation. Says they have about 1000 at their
mp.-Greenbriar-tha we killed about 400
of them at the fight and the wounded had been
dying ever since. Says there was much dis
satisfaction in their camp, that one regiment
vas going to leave the day he left, and others
would unless they all left there soon-
Some of our scouts have discovered mail
rout of the enemies, running from Grcenbriar
to Phillip. An expedition is on foot to cap
ture the malt. f. B. A.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-11-01

Total number of Socks, l59 Pr,
Mrs. G. Z. CHAMBERLAIN.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-12-04

cleared, having thereon erected two story plank
house and hewed log barn now in the occupan-
cy of John J. Glass. Taken IN execution and to
be sold at the suit Of the Commonwealth Of Penn
svlvania for the use of J. G.. Miles, ESQ, Execu-
tor OF Maria Jane Moore, deceased.
OJ-N. B.-The Sheriff has made the following
the conditions of the above sales, viz one fourth
of the purchase money On each sale to be pad az
the time the property is struck down, when the
sale amounts to $500, and upwards, under $500.
and more than 500. the one third. under 500
and more than $50, the half. less than $50 the
whole amount otherwise the property will i'm
meiia;ely be put up to sale again, and no deed
will be presented for acknowledgment unless the
balance of the purchase money be paid on or be
fore the following Monday.
r. P. LINTON, Sheriff.
Sheriff : Office, Ebensburg, !
November 6. 1861.