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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-10-04
Principle once, 13 Cedar Street, n. Y.
PRICE ONLY 2S cts PER BOTTLE.
March -, City
Hay and Straw Cutters.

YUST received, good assortment Of the above
u among which may be found the Hide Roller straw
Cutter the Sanford 40 Knife, Cutter apd th
Clipper Straw and Corn stalk CutteraIl OF which
LGered at manufacturer prices.
Sept. S,'59-*tf c. c. CIIAMBERLAIK.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-10-04
DIR. q. MEWDENHAET

(LATE or THE CITY OF HAMILTON oHtoO
uEREBY tenders his Professional Services to
II the citizens ~ Delaware and vicinity the vart-
GUS branches of MEDICAL PRACTICE. An lcricncs
nearly twenty years the Miami Valley, the duties
pertaining to his profession is offered inWcemcnt
to those who need Physician. Special will
be given CHRONIC DISEASES and all casrs peculiar
WoxES CHILDREN. Ofice and resid,nco' on Hi
rect.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-10-04
a..t A ERW ARTICLE. n''r"-ls .ii
DR.. Roback's stomach Bit. n. z

and delightful achic and Cordial Tor Civ.
ing to the stomach and for the prevention Of bill
ous complaints incident 70 the Western country. Try
IT.. .. .,s-.... .-.f --...r. Cd. -,..-,- II., u 4
As morning drink to assist digestion asd rsiisvs
Dyspepsia, Il has equal Try it. slt rr.1 EzfsT
In flavor it is superior to all other Btters. Try IL.
The formula Of these Bitters, (lS6l) 'the cole
property OF r. Roback, originated with Of the old
est and Ominent Medical PTaotlfOneFG of she
West ant directly predcated upon the wants Of the
Western people. .-hirGg ri. ~ l.It .IaffED
These ttcrs derive thoir stimulus the pGwor-
tonic nature OF the roots and herbs which 6hoy
composed, and they are, BY allaynG unnatural
carvings OF the stomach directly pfomOtVe 0g A.f
-...'t a, tz--. TEMPER E,r7-,9 ,I,tfs.,
the present proprietor believes that IN making q en-
Widely known the public WELFARE is subscrVod. i
It will be for sale By all OF Dr. Roback pneT-
ous Agents and Hotels &c. the country over In
the meantime orders will be 1l ed direct from Clnsin
natl in quantity and at te lowest Il Ia put
in quart bottles and securely packed In doz.
Half Coz sauapIe cafe4 will however be pAeksd
and sont to any address, II desired.
Retail price 81 per bottle, or six for eS.
Principal Once and Sales Rooms, No FOurthgt.
In Hammond street. ...... E.s.-I-.-tI- .rfr....
b. DICKINSON K SoS. Dela ware j. sMtrH soH sun.
bury J. NJ. FRosT, Berkshire: DETHKIcK HoDoBKN
'lseua; WILLIAMS, ANDREWS Co. strAtford; o. scpTT
Son, Eden; J. FIrIIER olive Green 3. CuRRKN, Ashley
j. T. WINTGRMUTE, Norton; b. WILLIAMS, Debit .. n.
WARRES h SoS, Hvillc 8. GRURH, BellepOint: HOn
&SEARtS, Lewis Centre RoMXFoE CAEH, OptEan-
der HEDDEN TTLER, Harlem; LHAEorKH! CehteT-
vr; and by Druggists aud Merchants generally ,,
Il h~oughout the United States. Taprll5'GisIy
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-10-04
mnsicaI Tnsfrnnnenfs-

RTEIoDIONS, GUITARS, VIOIINS, ACt I'll ions, An
Q1 other Instruments.
Also, Sheet Muse, INSTRUCTION Books Yiolu and GutT'
strings, Pitch Pipes. Tuning Forks, &c- w lee found
variety No. 3 WILLIAMS BLOCK.
Nov. IS, 1859 ftl
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-10-04
Mlssea' and Children's HOOp skirts.
ALSO A LARGE STOCK OF
Boots and Shoes,
Hats and Caps,
Queenesware,
Brown and Bleached Muslins

BI My friends and pa. .rons are
invited to call and examine my stock
before purchasing elsewhere as / de-
sire to be placed in competi. lion with
nay other house in town.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-10-04
TUsT RECEIVED.
@. n. McELROY,

~ Stcwart's n. Y hnf Favored Candies. Havana aAd
Principe Cigars, 1ne Chewing Smoking Tobacco
By the pound, dec2I IS. :. LITTLE.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-10-04
III MP ER a n CE ,
j. WHITILESEY,

- Will 1GGSGxy 'it-'t
=esz=. TTYOULD inform the public that
.4zs5zz{S w owing 90 the difficulty Of ObiaiHinG
FT& WI practical w0Tkmen for the diGsreht
branches in the nAnufncturS OF PlAEo
Fortes-tllat he now has the superior w fs,r
Overstrung Iron Frame Piano Fortes
Of the srIE%wAY SCALE, manufactured IN New Tnrk
expressly Tor custom work groat ttrOubio bas bees
that the upI'er notes cfTd he hrsrd 'diRtnezg-
ThE s gutirely overcome IN this instrN mont ana
wfhstahLnR the tr' M 'HdOus ~ ~ Tho bass the
brilliant sinndR nf tie upPOr be heard
incty The Saperiority o size OTrrErunE Piano H Too
vol known To iced comment. Shid Iianhs Willie
raited for Ave years, also have ths article
case made OF Black walnut grained. sd that prrson
can tell any diorcnc which Will eHcid for nfsy dol
lars less than the Rose Pianos will be rapted
10 customers the rent to 60 toward par for the PA-
no should they purchase ! Il f.rf1
The subscriber has also hand ehoicO se ctioa u
Mslodeons, Guitars, TnI:ns. Drums, Flfes.
and laical Instruments generally. Ware Room ~
doors "7St Of williams Block, Winter sarert. ga
March Is. IS6I-ly J. WHITTIISEY.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-10-04
NEW AND Old

THE undersigned having sold and bought sti
h hold two OF the best machines for preparing mate
rial for building purposes in the known world Theirs
Woodworth's Plancing Machine, which has done the
work in mechanical like for the eight
this county and still do the with perfect case
and prices reduced. The second is D. Berc s Patent
Sash Machine, which makes Sash Blinds and Doors by
feeding it with clear and dry lumber-such make
all OF our building materials have been in the bUs
ness long enough to know that otherl kind will an
sWer We would say for the benefit Of the people Of
Central Ohio that would very sorry have heude
ccived by others tales and lies and would be very much
pleased TO have them come and with naked eyes
We are also prepared to furnish
Sash, Blinds, Doors, Window and Door
Frames, MOuIdInEs, Panels, etc.,
fadescrptons at the very lowest possible hgures-
SaEh led with glass and painted flooring, Siding,
in fact everything in the house finishing line at
EST AS have he largest stock hand OF Sash
Doors &c. in the city will guarantee prices to suit
purchasers Especial attention paid manufacture
Of Window Blinds order, all completed, painted
hung reduced prices. Feeling under renewed obga
ons to ouriends and patrons for their kind patronage
for the eight years would still solicit share Of
the Respectfully,
aug &c ,'5o-"tt. PERRY ROBINSON.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-10-04

and Jthcr goods In this line to which attention
rcspertfluy invited. Any article this ina ;at
b. wan ed Will be furnished on very shor notice.
JuHeI, '6o-lf- ..0- E. PAIT
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-10-04
WAR NEWS !
n. ELI & 60

M ELY. @ GO Il
TTY IsH to inform the citizens Of DeiaWsKe and
w vicinity that they have htted up aLADlEs,
PARIOR and ICE CREAM SALOON, where the luxuries
Of the season win be served up promptly al all hours
and in the best style. Having secured the services o.
one Of best Bakers IN the State they prepared 70
furnish Breads Pies Cakes, Crackers, &C., OF all de-
scriptlons Parties served at the shortest notice.
They also keep hand choice selectlon q FAMILY
short every thing kept in Family Grocery ..
Special attention given to the seeotoR OF the Oes
brands OF Flour 70 be had in the state.
Goods delivered in town free Of charge.
Persons wishing good lunch please call 81 the New
Bakery west Of Latimer's Store MAY 1oi oA-{t
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-10-04

TT 0 Il n L AT LAW.
OTlsc; NJ. 3, Williams ck Cr stairs.
Delaware, Jan. Is, '61.- 81.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-10-04
wooden Ware. sap Buckets, &e.
w p RETG

mn SAP BUCKETS: SO Gnz 2 II ops Pail
4OOO 10 doE Tubs; . dog Churlf;
Fur sGlo at manufacturers prices, adding freight
Feb s, 81 h. 3. lille & sON
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-10-04
CuItivators and Flows.
.-eza. DELAWARE
CARRIAGE SHO =
MEssRs. MoREHOUsE & EVANS

,"S WOULD Call the attention Of
H%SEfI OF CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, SPRING
&&-- WAGONS, &c. hand. They
will furnish better vehicles for less money than they
can be obtained elsewhere this adjoining couEt:es
and therefore al shat intend purchasing the
above articles cali and examine their work before
buying elsewhere they will always have on hand q
full assortment and will warrant every Carriage that
leaves their shop Repairing done short notice.
Delaware, April l., '6l-tGm.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-10-04

RB-TT CURED Mr. g. Hemenway, Proprietor of the
Niagara Street Onnbus line Of Neuralgia and Rheuma
tism in tho neck and shoulders
AS-OSE BOTTLE cured Mr.. Elias Weed, Commission
Merchant OF severe Neuralgia Of the head and neck
after all other remedies tailed.
RS-Ar. L. GR0SVENER, Of Perry Street, who was
confined 20 the house. aud entirely unable
busines, is we'll from the of WatEon's Neural
gia King.
R%THE NEURALGIA KING cured 3Ir. Joseph Cooley
Seneca street, OF INPANAToRY RHEUMATISM of long
dfHg Al the time Of commencing its use he con-
hned to his bed
a8-JAMES VAN vALKENBURG, a well-known po-
liceman of this city, cured or rheumatism and
Neuralgia in its worst form
81 INFIAMMATORY RHEUMATISM Mr.. @. H.
Reed SO CATrol street, cured after trying other
remedies for years.
&rINFI4A MAATORY RHEUMATISM, OF FIVE YEARS
STANDING Mrs. II. " Putnam Sc Pearl street, cured
In three weekAhad been under charge Of best Physi-
clans In his city.
RESEURALGJA in its worst form of fifteen years
Etanding.-Mrs Lyman Rathburn, OF 2I5 Delaware
entirely cured.
RS-wuJIAN COLEMAN, Auctioneer, No. 4 Swan
street of severe Neuralgia in his limbs.
SFwILL1AM MoFFATT, Brewer, Morgan street, of
Neuralgia OF the face and teeth.
Price, 81 90 per bottle.
A. I. MATHEWS, Proprietor,
220 Main Street, Buffalo, n 7.
For Sale by II. Cornell, and n. L. Starr Bro. Della.
ware, Ohio. March /, '61-t1yis.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-10-04
blood T1T7aer ~ mae d illS


-'ao Vel EA9-at 10 ~ ~ IN
"a & &7ZPEAERhgA ACAGA
- nRAR rs
S SCAHpINAlV-IA Ian h y 1EDt&B.
SSRAGf S! m SSsd seSss Ssat S4 ES
IN the United Satcs he plain language tho
recommending them has sine been tal OK y s kas
ligtened men whose ehasacter tor Aound iudkmep8
munty men who observe rofect and mike 'sasaur&neo
doubly sure' before they dscde-are everywhere ap-
tiouB All who the windom and honesty of thn
class or who chose TO investigate for themssVeas
now Of one mind on this imPOrtan subject ~ Z
1ha egidence in the possession Of Dr. Reback, Whch
At all times accessible TO the public. estabahes Ao
ollowing
.'li 80 f-af..5 fi.r7sss 3F=. .-,.t,tr1 -.-7-t-r
That the BLOOD Pr y lFTzslla I'D lL19pPIItshAvssoca
proved By anniys.'ts 80. s,J .sailio HqnTg oi
rbattey S s.t 3 aS a,
with es Z aieIIA Is aory sns,,rAas
after other proved relieve
and restore h llsl al strength 70 thOsuorer. That
who have la gIs1 1r yelrs n helpless WeAkness ana
despnndeno y Iosrats It treat rapidJ under thsr
invigorGtin 23rAtio1. That all sexual liabilities
iemoved b. lst ~ tllAh4 Gontly atinuRtnepTopsE
I =. -1Ni IiTrEaBD CONSTITUTION Vs. -rrr a
however isy nay have been trInsd Win and,ASussd
that the lrs3t tendency s to lengthou life and reRhsF
ENJOY !1l, Laat operating directly UPpnthe fsegO "
IL :GS6sES ssooxTe HkALq. " oil,
ana dt3e0ASa IRON the system tana of SoEUfHla
Whet Isr hor51bary orotheTwise. Thatthey .1ar5
| -. RECRUIT THE DEBILITATED,
and that there no disease Of the Shmach and RoetS,
the liver the nervous system the akin, glands
eies, ARIsISG TIE BuodD on ascnEnoSu
in which they do not give perfect rsi and, (f Adnlnln
tered before the very citadel been nRndan
effect painless and perfect
| Bear n mind that the SCANDINAVIAN WEGRrAnIE 4
BLOOD PILLS endorsed by the experience OF thou
sands OF lifting witnesses Who IN ettcfs kdaVtta med
zeal works. and by word Of mouth, proclaim them
the very preparation the Wind ever offered
brokond down victims Of ilibeAth- They hunt disease
through evory avenue and organ Of the system aaa u
expcl II Thoroughly and permanently. r
No can doubt their superiority after one Getra
they not only better but IN fact cheaper than sol
other Pills. for takes 10 prodhei
better effect t1.f .5t.. O. ... q s... ~.lF ts.T
Price OF the Scandinavian Vegetable Blood Purifier o
Vegetable Blood Pills 20 centsper box bOHsP Or VI
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-10-04
Never Fails to Cure
Neuralgia and Rhematism
THIS
Great Internal Remedy

rs curing THOUSANDS Of cases where all 9TH
Il er remedies have utterly failed. 1t mere
ASoDYNE," relieving for the moment, but is perfect
SPECIFIC and CURE for those painful Diseases The
vast number of Liniments, Enbrocatons External
medicines, which stlnulants Of the surface only
merely temporary their effects and of doubtful
virtue. The NEURALGIA KING reaches the source
Of all trouble and cectually banishes the
the system. We advise and all to give il trial
and become satisfied Of It's wonderful power.
Read the GsoHshiRs of scell k1so~p ci.isens Of
.-'--- buffalo.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-10-04
Fresh Arrival of

NEW GOODS!
KT0W receiving at the Jewelry and Fancy Stcrt
IN No Willianis Block, well selected assortmrLIt
Watches, Jewelry, Silver and
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-10-04
THOUsANDs OF CASES
GRIpINa IN THE ROWErs AND D cW1NoL1C
AT THE OLD STAND OF

and overcome convuIslOns, which il not speedily rem
sdisd, end in death We believe IL tho BEST and SUR
EST KENEDY IN THE WORLD in all cases OF IYSENTE
TsY ami Dl ARRIIdEA IN CHILDREN, whcthert arises
teethirg from any other We would say
every mo whn has child suffering from any Of
the foragnn omplanty-n0 NOT LET YOUR PREJU-
DICES, NOR PREJUDICES OF OTHERS, stand be
tWrel you suffering child, and the relief that
viii be SURF ,ABsOLUTELH SURE-tO fellow the use
OF this medcin if timely used. Full directions for
using willaccou ny each bottle None genuine unlcst
the facsimle OF PERKINS, New York, is on the
outside wrapper.
Sold by ali Drug and dealers in medicines in Della
ware county.
Principle once, 13 Cedar Street, n. Y.
nnTCTS OMTv q nS. nTT1 pnTTT
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-10-04

TWILL practice In Delaware and adjoining Counties
w All business entrusted TO his will be prompt
Iy attended Office in Treasurer's Of1c- Delaware
ohio. rfstt .s-- .i-.t. Aug 20, 1851.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-07
r,ro,,, snn sSrap.ciscO.

SAS fEAgCIsCO. Netneseby, Dec 4, 1901
very severe snow storm, extending eastward 10
Salt Lake, has prevailed for the past four days. IL
il now pleasant.
About $780, 600 has been subscribed to the National
loan in this STATE.
The steamer Cortez, from Oregon, brings $500, 900
in gold.
Armed to-day, ship War Hawk from Hew-fork'
The President MeSeage, In full, was received by
telegraph ard published at O'Clock this morning.
Sandwich Island dates to the I'D ult. have been
received and state that 81 whaers had arrived FROM
the Arctic Ocean, with average cargo Of 80 bbls.
o, oil. ard 81 arrivals from the Oelolsk with an
average OF 700 bbls. of oil.
SAN FRAsCIScO Dec. :. le6i
Arrived steamer Golden Gate. from Panama hip' BELLS
Maria Belfast; Iloge. hew.i OH fGyagO' rev on
Mays iroD cniLe a. .,,t
sailed ,hips LucTels, Hong Kong sons- Msysshan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-07

The Board of Canyassers yesterday CON-
menced the actual counting of the votes at the
Charter Election, aud finished the With and
lXth Aldermanic Districts, represented by
Messrs. Chip aud Dayton, with the exception
Of unilnportant corrections in votes other than
those for Mayor. These Aldermauic Districts
comprise the election districts of the Ninth
Ward from the WITH to the XIIth inclusive,
the IVth, Vtb, With, With, and Xth Districts
of the Fifteenth Ward, and the len Districts OF
the Sixteenth Ward. When these were I'm
shed, Mr.. Froment proposed to go on with
the Twenty first Ward and quorum of the
members offered TO stay for that purpose, but
upon motion Of Harry Genet the Board i'd
journed, after session of less than four hours.
In the course of some debate on the Mayoralty
vote, OF which we give a full report elsewhere,
Mr.. Genet stated that Guniher was elected.
special interest win be attracted to the acton
and debate on scattering votes, aud to Geaets
questions az TO the correspondence of the vote
for C0uncilmen with tie vote for Mayor in the
Sixteenth Ward. IL the twenty-five election
districts csnvassed yesterday, Mir. Opd! Ike, as
compared with Mr.. Gunther, gains 10 votes
over the figures printed by us on the morning
after the election.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-07
NEW. ORLEANS WEEKLY BANK STATE.


LouIsvILLs Ky, Friday. Dec. 6, 1851
The Ne,c- Orleans Crescent of the 25th Of Noveui-
Der contains the weekly bank statement to the Did OF
November, as follows:
Circulation 1853 600 7l,eoo
DcpOsits............ IdiiVStNVI
There had been no sales Of cotton ortobacco. sugar
was selling at 3d3ic. per pound; Moasses l4a 2le.
per gallon Flour, $lI so si2 per barrel; Corn, 81
per la hell Whisky, rectfed, 81 10 per gallon, and
Rye 81 %; Lard, 90 ;0c. per pouDd Beef, Mess,
$50; Pork, Mess, $40; Bacon, y a 25c. per pound.
NEW. ORLEANS CATrLE MARKET, Nov. 2b.--
Texas Cattle sell AZ $40 si5 2 bead. Hog, 900
SIS y 100 lb. Sheep, second quality, So 50 Y
bead. Feals, s. $l3 q head.
The Aes- Orleans Crescent also says thas the de-
crease in tie Exchange of s27i,OO0 on ths week is
attributed to desire to place funds in England "
invest in merchandise, sterling having been freely
taken at l2jd l26. We are not aware Of aoy pros-
pective Improvement in commerce to werrant these
figures, which are much higher than in the bank
rupicy Of 1887 aud 1910.
L; is hnrcd abou, that some parties are placing all
their funds in Europe, for fear, perhaps, the high
way robbers of the world may penetrate our good
CITY,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-07

.,t he can get Divine Law OF Circum'
,;,;on and another of Total Abstinence from
pork The Fact of Slavery is the same
,vbstbor we find it in Assyria or the British
r.l,0as, and it is certainly singular if 1t was
.ouollv sanctioned by the faith according TO
Moses and the faith according to Odin-the
Gait, according both to our Savior and Mo-
ho,omed This theory of special Divine Origin
,v;Il not stand against the facts of history for
moment.
No,v for "Human Law" Some Human
Laws are good aud some are bad--some are
divine aud some are diaboic. The New-En-
Gland laws against Witehcrait aud Quakersm
we're undoubtedly laws, and they were Dor
rowed from similar but older English enact
nents. Henry VIII. beheaded according 10
law, and so did Draco before him. We make
these suggestions to show that Law as
Law may be too bad TO be obeyed; ana tha'
It is not an argument for any system sippy u
show that il has been legalzed. But we are
ready to take issue upon the naAedest PLATFORM
of implicit obedience; and TO ASK thls Leadihg
Citizen what Laws made in behalf OF Slavery
the Nortberp States have infriuged To jas
t;fr this Rebellion, or even the complaints OF
EMS Leading Citizen, the Shareholders must
show damages, for surely We are not to be
worse treated than defendant in twenty
shilling court. la oil fairness, it should be
shown that these damages have accrued TO the
Slave States since the inauguration of the Pres
ident; because, if this trait0rOus action be
based upon what has before occurred, there
was fatal lacbes on the part Of the plaintiff in
not bringing his suit long before. As Repub-
iicans, we plead the Statute Of Limitations.
As Northern men, we plead that we have an
adjusted, prescriptye right to oppose Slavery
extension. In common fairness, the plaintiff
shO0ld not charge US now with doing what be
has allowed Us to do for half q century. AS
concerns this action. Slavery and AntSlavery
stand just as they have always stood; and I'M
kss the former can show a new trespass his
suit will be considered stale in any court Of
law or equity.
SO much for this Leading Kentucky Citi-
zen. If all the loyalists of bis State arc of
ike pattern-shich We do not believe--hopes
oi their cooperation cannot spring to any great
elevation in any human breast.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-07
TIE NEW senator FROM OREGON

TO Ae E6itor Of The " y. Tribune
SIR: short paragraph in your paper Of this date
denourcos the coming Senator from Oregon, Benz.
Stark, as "an extreme Secessionst." AS this is a
matter Of small import, confidcr ii my duty to
say thst tho knowledge of a lifetime, not only before
lis emigration to the Western coast, but during his
residence there enables to contradict the assertion
lost,ir,Iy. lie was an oll-line Wing, native of
New London, Conn, and is all onnently conser-
variye man. As he left San Francisco on the steamer
Of the 3Oth nlt., be will in a few days be able 10
,indicaie himself GLo L. WATSON.
Netr- fO,k Dec &, 1901.
Mr.. Watson ia, if we mistake not,
brother.in.law Of Mr.. Stark, and should be
weli-informed with regard to him. At all
eveDts, we shall believe that he is until We
have very direct evidence that he is not. Ed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-07
KENTUCKY LEGISLATURE.

FRANKFORT Friday, Dec o. 1901.
In tho Legislature to-day L. y. Burns (Disunionl
of Owen County offered series of resolutions,
including demand on the Federal Government for
the return TO KenTrsky Of Ex-Governor Moorehead,
and other political prisoners, and Affirming that tRs
Presidents Message foreshadowed the impossibili'y
of preserving Oh demonstrating tbe Federal Union.
which we're referred to the Committee on Federal
Relations
Tue Union members tonight are holding caucus
to agree upon resolutions regarding the present state
Of affairs, which will probably be offered Tomorrow
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-07

leck, who offers to Moier Zagonyi the command
of cavalry regiment to be raised by hun.
II is evident that Gen. Haleck, being an IN
telligent man, does believe in just " such BODY
"guards;" and not being able to retain this
one in service, is attempting to form another
under the same commander.
The Fremont Body .Guard occupies but one
page in history, but none save its slanderers
need blush at what is written thereon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-07
FROM LEAvENwORTH.
MOVEMENTS OF GIN. DENVER.

MOVEMENTS Uf UI.N' U"N'fH -
LBhyESwOETu, Friday, Dec o, 1861.
Brig Gen. J. W. Denver has arrived, and has
been assigned to the command Of all the Kansas reg
ments
portion of Gen. jim Lanes brigade remains at
Fort Scott.
The 9Th Regiment is ordered to Wyandotte.
The lst Cavalry, known as Jennison's regiment Is
stationed ut Johnnys Leak, in the Delaware Reser-
walton, nearly opposite Parksyiile, Mo.
The Cd Regiment is nearly recruited, and will oc'
cupy ihc village Of Kickapoo, len miles above the
city.
The river remains open, but trouble with maraud-
inc pnrtics il Anticipated when it freezes over.
Trains are again running on the Platte Comfy
Road ard one of our mail comm unieaons cas-, is re-
established
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-07
AN ATTACK on FORT PULASKI HOURLY
EXPECTED.
GEN. FLOyD's COMMAND.

GEN. FLOYDS COMMAND.
BALTIMORE, Friday, Dec 6. 1861.
A dispatch from Savannah, in the Richmond pa
pers of Yesterday, dated the 4th inst, Says
"Sixteer of the ships OF the enemy are now inside
the Tar, and attack on Fort Pularh IL hourly eA'
Iected.'
The Richmond Despatch of yesterday says that il
is currently reported thar Gen. Floyds command
has been ordered to another important post for
duty.
A telegram, dated Nashville, Sd inst, says that
Gen. Floyd has fallen back to within 80 miles OF the
Virginia aud East Tennessee railroad.