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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-27
News from the North carol:na Coast.

New York. Sept. z4.-Thc Herald has All
interesting letter from Fortress Monroe, dated
tlrc 22ud, with advicts from Hativrns inlet to
the evening previous Tne expedition had de.
etFoycd fort on Deacon Island. The OcracOkc
Inlet fort was found de crted, but the rebels
had succeeded previously in renewing two hca.
w guns to Newburn. All the guns. number
ing eighteen thrty-two poandrrs, and four
eight inch navy guns, were destroyed and the
fort entirely burnt up.
The light house on the Island was also burn
ed up. Two heavy guns were also DESTROYED
at Port smouth, which village, together with
that of Oeracolzc. were visited. In both
places the Union fgviius rsrs found pretty
strong.
Great complaints were made OF tbs plumber
ing propensities of the rebels. Unfortunately
Col Hawkins had not men enough to hold the
fort, thus necessitating it's destruction. The
Union feeling is quite strong, but srnothcrcd
in Newburn.
Meetings held in Hyde and other co1nties re,
solved to remain ut home on the approach Of
our forces, and to furnish all they could in tie
way of provisions.
Col. Hawkins has issued i proclam,t 1t ion as
surfing all tue loyal citizens Of protection, and
stating that the true object Of his cxped N
was to give them back law, order and the Con
etitution.
About 10000 rebels arc cncampcd about
Beaufort and Fort MseOn and the fort bad been
greatly strengthened. rhcy ure also erecting
strong batteries at Roanoke Island. Ii is rcpor.
led that the rebels had landed force about for
~ miles above Hat,cras Inlet, intending to de.
stroy the lighthouse on Cape IIattcras, and
drive our forces from the inlet. Col. Hawkins
has. sent force to protect the inlet.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-27
Union Mass Meeting.

At Detdtrart, Saturday October 9Th.
There will be Moss Meeting of the Union
voters Of this county held in Delaware on Sat
urday October 5lh, which will be addressed by
The following distinguished speakers:
Hon. BENJAMIN STANTON
Hon. COLUMBUS DELANO,
Cd. y. Ii. SWAYN,E.
Turu oat. friends Of the Union, and hear
these eloquent champions Of our cause.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-27

Three additional Ohio Regiments have left
the State for active service the present week
Two of them are in Kentucky, the third in
Western Virginia. Several other regiments
are about completed and Will soon take their
departure.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-27

We saw in Pitsburg, Monday morning, the
7th Wisconsin Regiment, a splendid body Of
men. numbering over lOOO uniformed and
thoroughly armed and equipped. They were
en- route for Washington, and reported the 8th
regiment as nearly ready to march.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-27
ENION MEETINGS

Hon. J. r. HUBBkLL, Union candiduie for
Representative, will address the peop!e US
follows: This (Frid'y) evSning, at Ashley;
Saturday evening, 2Sth, at Delhi; at the Lib
erty Meeting House. Monday evening, 3OIh
inst; at Sunbury. / ues,las evening Oct. /.
L. Ii. WEBSTER Esq. will address the people
OF Delaware, at Templar Hail. this evening.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-27


The Atm IN BATTLE.-T'he following is the
telegraphic account of the actions in which
all except three companies Of the 4th Regi-
ment participated. We have not been able
to learn whether or not the Delaware compan-
it's were included in tie force sent from Camp
Pendleton to New Creek Station and from
thence marched ON Romney but il is not prob
bable both were inclnded in the three left be.
hind, aud therefore it is safe to assume that
one OF them at least if not both took part in
the engagements:
GRAFToN, VA. Sept. 25.-Five hundred of
the 4th Ohio, with one piece of artillery and
Ringgolds Cavalry, as in number, under Col.
Cuntwell, and four hundred Of the Sth Ohio.
under Cot T Parlles madean advance from New
Greek Monday towards IS6tiney, and drove
the enemy, 700 strong. ont OF Mechanicsbnrg
Gap on the morning of the Path, and advan.
cling on Romncy, stormed that town, causing
the enemy, whose force numbered 400 infant.
ry and cavalry. to retreat to the mountains
with loss of 81 killed and a large number
wounded. Oar loss Was three killed and ten
wounded.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-27

TERRIBLE AccIDENT, IN 4 fHEATRE--Fhe
telegraph informs us Of the result Of a cQron-
cr's inquest IN the case OF SIX deaths caused By
an accident at the Continental Theatre, Phi.a'
JeIPliia. 7ai a-t '7e '.i'@'
The accident occurred On Saturday night.
the dress Of one OF the ballet giris taking fire
IN the dressing room. Hannah md Zela Gale,
Miss Mcbride, Miss Fordea, md the Misses
Phillips we're all 50 badly bdrncdthat they died
6cfoee dsorttirg, and three more are supposed
to be fatally injured Miss Annie Nichols
lfaped from the sfiirsr aud saved herself
They were all ballet girls. ss.t 7.sa
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-27
ThePeOple's Union State

The Peoples Union State
Ticket.
For Governor,
DAVID TOD, of Mahoning.
For Lieutenant Gorrrnor.
- BENZ. STANTON, Of Logan.
For Treasurer Of State,
G. VOLNEY DORSEY, of Miami.
For Jrdgs Of the Supreme COart. =
JOSIAH SCOTT, of Butler. 4
Comptroller Of the Trsusury,
JOSEPH H. RILEY, of Franklin.
Secretary of-&afs,
BENZ. R. CowEN, Of Belmont.
Board Of Public Works,
JOHN TORRENCE, OF Hamilton
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-27

The secessionists Of Tadueah, KY, held a
meeting the other day, al which the following
resolution was adopted:
Resolved, That the. lion. l. W. Powell,
and The Hon. vtr G. Breckinridge, our SEN
ators, and the Hon. Henry &. Burnett. ou1
Representative in Congress, The HEROIC
VALLANDIGHAM, and The patriotic little
band who stood by them, lcserve-rOr their
patriotism and bo!dncss, in standing up, in
the midst Of an armed mob, and denouncing
Che war wagrd by Lincoln as illegal and uIl-
ennstitutional-ou warmest appreciation and
admiration for their gallant conduct.
On motion, the meeting adjourned, with
three cheers for the Southern Confcderacy.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-27

A dispatch has been received at the Navy
Department from Commodore Row an. Of the
steamer Pawnec at TIattcras Inlet, giving par
ticuIars Of the capture Of the prize schooner
Susan Jane with valuable cargo. She en-
tered Hatteras Inlet suPPosing ii siil in the
pusscssion af the Confcdtrates. She has been
sent 70 Philadelphia in charge Of Lieutenant
Crosby. This is the third vessel captured
since the taking Of the forts there
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-27

The Uuiun Convention, held at ohnstow II
yesterday, nominated THON4s G. JONES, Of
Delaware, for Common Pleas Judge JouN
A. SINNETr, Of Licking, for Senator.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-27
yned, RoB'T ANDERSON.

II X -'1NEIOI = on - . ~ TT
Governo. Magnfin has also issued his
proclamation ordering Gen Thomas I.
CrittenceN TO execute the purposes con
templats} by the recent resolutions of
the Kentucky Legislature, in rofe renee
to the expulsion of the invaders, and
General Crittendcn has ordered the mil
itia to be mustered forthwith into SER
vice. =
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-27

Ex-Gov Wood acted as Chairman of the
Union meeting in Clevland the other day, and
Jas. N. CUfinsberry was one Of the speakers.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-27

The Charleston papers publish the follow
ing order from Brig. Gen. Ripley
Citizrns residing on Sulivan's Island viii
hold themselves in readiness to proceed to- the
city short notice. circumstances only can
determine when or at Mhat m oment il may be
absolutely necessary 10 order a removal from
the I,lund
That is 10 say they arc expecting a visit
from the Fedora fleet .f
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-27

THH TuIRrY SIxrn O1no.--The GAINESVILLE
Courier says this fine regiment vas armed and
uniformed there, and moved into Virginia on
Friday. II is under command Of Lieut.. Slem-
mer, the gallant defender OF Fort Pickens, no
Colonel having been appointed for il yet.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-27

He G4vR AIL.-Thc will Of the late Gen
Lyon gives all his property, worth some S3n,'
Z 600, to the Government. Can we hear Of an.
other instance Of this devotion TO the cauntry
which yields up life, and everything that
makes ii desirable, 10 the support Of cur coun7
fry and its institutions: et a1E
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-27

The Democratic County Convention, held
in this place last Saturday, put in nomination
the following ticket:
representatives,. q. Benedict.
Treasurer Nathan Williams.
Commissioner-C. F. Bradley.
Infrmary Director Reuben Zeigler.
The following are the resolutions adopted
by the Convention:
WHEREAS, The record of the Demo
cratic extending back through
many years of our national existence, in
prosperity and in adversely, in peace and
in war, in foreign diplomacy, and in do
nestle politics. furnishing a sufi i:ient
guarantee for its fidelity in the admins
tration of State and National affairs.
And WHEREAS, The recent political or
ganization in our state, calling itself the
Union Party, having no record in the
past, 1t offers no guarantees for the fu-
ture; therefore. ---r. --
Resolved. That the UEion Democracy
OF Delaware county, pledge our hearty
and undivided support to the candidates
now in nomination, on the Democratic
State ticket Of Ohio; and that we go in
to the present political campaign, with
The Union for our watchword, and the
Constitution for lac Platform of our
principles, .l
ResOiUed, That we sustain the Presi-
dent in all constitutional effnrts to put
down the rebellion now in arms against
the Government; and that we especially
approve of his order to General John q
Fremont compelling him to comply with
the acts of Congress. .r# - ..H --l
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-27

How LEWIS CAss TAIKs-~IIe who is not
Tor his country is. against her. There is no
neutral position to be Sccupicd. 1t is the
duty of all zesIously 10 support the Govern
rnpnt IN all its efforts te bring this unhappy
civii war to a speedy conclusion
BREAKING rF OF CANPs.-The GAINESVILLE
Courier regrets to learn that Camp Goddard
Is TO be Immediately discontinued, and that
the troops there are to be removed to Csmp
I9eanison. All the camps in the State, with
the exception or Camps Chase and Denn on,
Il tRSs, arc % he krt'k n up this week
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-27

TTNE Ivor and Rons Handle R-.l. vi 60.
Fine Pocket KNIVES lazSr8 and seiaSars 81 ~ -
approved makers, viii be found seihhs cheap ., is
Jswelry Store OF af rr as s.s s-~ q. PiATN
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-27

ON FRA NKLIN STREE
WILL COMMENCE Ga
M"llay, September 23d 1861.
TE!II: From o. 10 IS psr IN ftSr.
SEP. 20 y pd. .-......f IRA J. MURRAY
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-27

Union District and Comfy
Nominations.
For Common Pless,Judge,
THOMAS C. JONES, of Delaware.
For Senator,
JOHN A. SINNET-r, of Licking.
For Representatives
JAMES R. HUBBELL, of Brown.
Treasurer
CAREY B. PAUL, o. Harlem.
COmnlIssioner
CHAUNCEY F. BRADLEY, of Delaware.
Infrmary Director
BURTON MOORE, Of Berkshire.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-27
sRERIFF sALE:

George Bliss &.Co bs1 TlYavirtge o1 q deere
- .tAl OF sale 20
Court Of Pleas Of DeieWarecoiDty Ohio shah
offer public sss Al the door Of the. Court Room u
Delaware, on '
Saturday, the 10Th day or october, 1861,
between the hours OF 10 o'elo X M and 'slcck p
IN ths fs,S ing describedrezl estnle. io-wt STatrd
in The t,WnShp Of DE lAWare Countg q delaware. spe
Siate II Ohio ami Dbiuga tarT Of I-lot No. 80, ad
numbere on theorgina rscoEded RlAi Of tie town
Delaware, bonnied sfollows:-lBrgn4Ing at reiRt'.
tile line Of SanduA street., and east line OF Hatd
lot 4 foet .outh fsom inc h0r -eaGt eorBer VI RAi4
ot and iuti- y corner pf SAnduEky aud Winter
strssts: tannce south with the ssstT1s OF Sandgaky
street 81 feet thence parallel with tha line Zoe
sst thence n1ri feet; thence east fO6 feet, to the
- Is. G, WATEIlS, SherR
= ssP 20, Sfs6i-tta 9tl .3 Y" tsS,'sD
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-27
Young La dies School,
DELAWARE, OHIO.

THE FALL TERM Of Miss II. BuErEAM's school,
a will commence on
Monday, September Both, 1861.
Rooms in the Brick Block, corner Of sandusky ana
Hin streets.
TERMS: From ss to 50, per quarter.
Sapt 2T 81 .fiffA
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-27

The original Howe Sewing Machine Is the first ever
invented lin 1880 and although ihe oldest machine u
is cold FoRy,' but has now more modern iu-
provcments than ang other machine made.
The manuiac turer of this Tong cstablShe Machine
has invented several iLpOrtant improvements which
render the Howe Sewing Machine Of tsday one OF the
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-27
Sheriff sa1e.

clauuney = Bradley RY virtue Of an execution to
- directed from tho Court
!. B. Mathews ct nj. } OF commQn PeAs OF Delaware
coun,y, Ohio, sial oGer at public sale on
Monday the 9Th day of October, 1861,
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock a. and o'clock r.
m nr SAID day on thc farm OF Oliver P. Wilson, in
TrenIOn township, the relieving property to wit One
hun lred ami sixtE ave hcad Of ne wool sheep:
head Of Cows. white and spotted; ~ Hor-
scs, years old past, rOp greyI sorrel six head
OF young Cattle year old ne Steer hve Refers.
d. C. WATERS, sheriff.
Sept, a., lssf-ts ($2)
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-27
From Kentucky-General Anderson's 5
Proclamat alton. ~


Proclamation. z
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 2l.-The following
proclamation has just been issued:
-kentuckians:-CalIed by the Legis
lature of this my naive State, Thereby
assume command of this department.
| como to enforce, not to make laws; and
God willing, to protect your property
and your lives. The enemies of our
country have dared to invade our soil
Kentucky is in danger. She has vainly
striven 10 keep peace with her neighbors.
She is now invaded by those who profes
sed 20 be her friends, bnt who nov seek
to conquer her. No true son Of Ken
lucky can longer hesitate as to his duty
tn his State and country. The invaders
must, and, God willing, shall be expell-
ed The leader of the hostile forces
who now approaches is, regret to say.
a Kentuckian making war in Kentucky
ana on Kentuckians. Let all past differ
ances Of opinion be oveI looked by every
one who now rallies to the support of
our Union; and if our State is friend,
rally then my countrymen ell around the
flag our fathers loved which has shield
ed us SO long. / call you to arms for
self defense and for the protection of all
that is dear to freemen. Let us trnSt
in God and do our duty as did our faith
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-27
MOST DESIRABLE ONES
For all purposes,


m Tho MARKET,
1t is the only machine extsnt that will do
work from the Uery finest 20 the Uay eoaTsea, to
the satisfaction of good judges.
This Machine makes The Lock stitch alike on both
sides and haa q IEAIAEI that will hcn all Whths
aud thickncsSes.
The. Howe Machines for MANUFACTURING and
LEATHER WORK arc machincs 0f great PoWER. Tho
Dycudcr Machine fer Leather Work, uses needle one
half the size OF any other machine for the size
thread. ..
Tie Howe Sowing Machines are we'll known and ex-
ensyey usee through the Eastern States and they
dastncd take the precedence wherever introduced In
the West.
Sor samples OF work and prices. oallon
c. PLAT, Agent
5 for Delaware county,
MA superior article of Machine OIL, also Twist
and Needles above. The Patent AdJusta lle
HemIBer is a good thing for that purpose and can be
attatehad 60 all kinds machines. Call and examtuc
them at No. Williams Block. c. p.
Delaware, September 81, 1851.
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DtLafuart Bazettt.
Delaware. Sept. 40, 1861.

a. rHomsow. Editor.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-27

Rooms in the Brick Block, of sanduuEy ana
TERMS: TER. gs From ss to sS,per quarter.
Sherif's Proclamation.
.'.s -.@'.-s' 49,
srATE OF OHIO,
The qUali6sd sIoetols or said county or Dslawars
are hereby 2otifsd that general election viii be hsd
tiOns in said county,
on Tuesday the 9Th day of Oct. 1851,
at which and place Will be chosen By ballot
One person for GOveruoTi -.
:" 1" LIeutsnsnt ,Vsrnori
Is Trsasursr OF State
Secretary of State % o..
Nc MRssg"fd' mbsP Of the Board Of Public
Works; 50
Is Supreme Judge; :, .. ~
- " State Senator for the District cen.
posed Of Delaware and LiekIaE
q Reprstsatatiyo in the state Lsr4.
Trsqidrer for Delaware County
. 3" Commissioner for Delaware county,
." 4" In6rmary Director for .
a nd the TGu,lssI or,ths ssssrgy Tewn.hlp. in said
Of the Court Of ComSon Ftaas Shs rFoo~ins nu@5.r
Of jurors for their respective ownshP which is their
Berkshire S Berlin5 Browns Concord 6 ; DsIa-
ware ls Gsnoa Harlem E; K'nE.tOn Lihsr,y g.
nor % sI Toto fhGmPsG| IIfG on on IToy 3
jag in the bO TO wits; .Af
berkshire tOwnship-Robeu MeAliStsr and q
ScOvills.
Delaware township-TsAao Day John MoisIj Pc
KeiSsr; Horace Allen; Raymond Bar.
Oxford townshp=Edmuhd Scott.
Porter township-John Spindler and JOSaph Potter.
Radnor rtownshiP--PhiliP Jones and JOhA JSAsS.
EciotO tOwnBhip--EYan Carr.
Thompson township-Thomas Lavender.
Troy townshiP-1Ohn Downing and VIM Norris.
And also the trusteeg or the several townships In
aid county of Delaware required to furnish the
Judge Of the court Of Probate the 70 lowing bsg
Of Jurors for their respsetive townships, 10 wit;
Berk shire i2;s Berlin 9 % o Cencsrd o
Delaware 30 Genon z Harlem 10. inEatom
Libsry IOs Marlborough S Oxford 81 Orange 10
Porter 8 Radnor II scioto fl Thompson T Tsh-
9on 8; Tray 9. .-.-
D. C, WATERS, Sheriff.
September Is, 1891
RheriR GaIe.
claunney = Bradley Y virtue Of an execution to
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THE NATIONAL FAST.


BY TIE PRESIDENT THE UNITED STATES AMERICA.
Whereas, joint committee OF both Houses Of Congress
has waited the President of the United States and re-
questcd him 10 recommend DAY 81 public humiliation
prayer aud fasting to be observed by the people OF the
United States with religious sceanites and the Offering
Of fcrven suppcaons Almighty God for the safety and
welfare OF these States His blessings their and
speedy restoration Of peace:
And whereas, II is at and me in all people nj all
times TO acknowledge and the supreme govern
of God 10 bow III humble submission TO his chas
tisemcn to confess and delorc their tansgres-
sons in the full conviction that the the Lord Is
the beginning o wisdom aad pray vita all fcryency
and conrtiOn for the par OF their sst offences and
for blessing upon Their present and prospective action
And whereas when our beloved coustry once by the
blessing OF God united prosperous and happy il az
ncted with faction and civil war, il Is peculiarly fit for MS
recognise he hand of God in this visitation and
rowul remembrance Of cur own faults and crimes
nation and Individuals, 10 humble ourselves before
Him and to prsy for His nercy-te pray that we may DC
spared furthsr Punishment, though justly deserved
that ay he blessed and made encctual ioq tho
oi law, orcr and peace thro0ghout
country, and that tbe inesma5le boon OF civil and
gious liberty emned under His yaiance and Messing
by the i,ors aud suffering Of fathers may be
stored IN ell lis original cyeellence Therefore Abraham
ast Thursday IN Septesnbcr next as dav OF hutnP
tos PRAYER and fasting for all the people of the rxssioa
and do earnestly recommend 10 all the People auf cspe
cialy oil minister's and teachers OF religion nil demo
mna,.ons and % all heads Of families, to observe AM
keen that day according their several creeds and mode
" worship III all humility, and with all religious solemn
" TIE end that the united prayer If the nation ma,
ascend 20 the Throne Of Grace and bring down plent
| blessings upon our Own country.
In testimony whereof have hereun,o Sc. my hand
caused the great seal Of tho United Staes TO I've affixed
this 12th day OF August, A. D. 1851 and of tho ndcpe
dcnce Of the United States OF America tie eighty sixth
BY the President ABRAHAM LINCOLN
WrL.g L. sEy.grA se@r!arxE Slate.
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CITY Intelligence.

su,pcaRrEsrER DRowyEo-Wil!iam Smith, late a
carpenter employed Oh board the Liverpool packet ship
,.oh r,a,,.o, ,;, =, ,,o Zoo, Of ,,,., .,.,
Jeremiah l"onsoh Y,"s a. Wv io1t W W. a,,o1''
no. lissr, was lou mos i ,i,t ooh W 'i pa IA
,,oooao" la ueil ii.e'S 49, - '' NJ,
last seen was 'oNcitso coroner JacS'i Wa nocu,
su MI iou an IIui. ,o' m' . ' n. u , ~
eilo sui, ~ , , On va" 80 w. 10 u' ' v WY s'
"er ~ noe 80 ~. 49, " $50;
49, ,raa,,,,, = o t,,o 90, =, a., ,,to 10 ,;,,,
=, ~ ~, ,a',u~a1 o.a.,o, -, ,,,~., o.. -. "
d,yc1ng and porter house The flames were onckv OK
tnouished by the lreInen and before tboy extended
boyond tbe building The loss on the furniture viii
onount IN about siOo no INSURANCE The building IL
owned Inv Thomas Cotton II Is damaged about 500 and
irsrrcd IN bc pboix Insurance COMPANY The fire II is
surpassed was accustomed from some accidental cause
Unknown
rurT Il Mr,oupp q, r.r r7Y,1ps-ov Thu Animal rvcrr
sin, or t,o Thomas Francis Meachcr Club 10 Dovids
Island was to have come off Yesterday hut as stbc hen
VEN ,vere telling, Iuriu the entire day an eIac,ual
d.por was mi ON the Intended rim The excursion was
therefore pos poned Thursday, the 18th inst, by
which time IL is 10 DC hoped tlat Piuvhs wli nave
o in 81 Car,ain y, r. ,iaanhor ,ro,,d ba Dra
son, and address thcn, This would nor have occurred
ssn. auu " ~. ' u , IL, ~, a,i'a ~ ,,or,o;
w HW W., ' ,a a ia coi,oin ri,, ~ f
A. ottondra IN Tho wounded of Tho Siyv ninth I'm,
nossihIa m he IN New Yort for n week ~
f Tunu as EP iNfIs ,,EACUER
- = -, - ,
TIE RAIN SroRs'-Aoout hVc o CLOCK on Aohoay eve
ming tremendous rain storm burst over the city, which
continued With unabatcd rigor throughout the entire of
:, $50 co ,, o,,a, ana
yestefunS S h mo-, se ere n0' aud s,n
WE "lV VI ,, n' a"'aS ronara n" r., %awo
visited US II bore striking resemblance 10 the eqqu
uoctia which occurs abou, the middle of September
me Gro 10, sne pas Eva ha us' ,h ]
bcen so fierce The rain would nave been Of considerable
epeft IL is to be feared however that much damage
,as been done TO the cereals
,y,. p H., r,,ors oc ,,,o o;,,,,.o, co,
"h ~ ~ p'' " Wv s VIM
many were aonndahtly rewarded yesterday by a ire
sendois rain storm which will be OF immense service to
o,s al o,.ar az o,,n,r, Tho c,r,,.rs ba,o ,o.,
'oud in their complaints Of the drought and serious ap
,or m e "Ios werG
and ihe harvest i, now no vorv good A. noon yester
DIV Tho mercury IN the Thermometer stood at sixty dc
erecs having fallen fifteen degrees since Of