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

The rumors during the past week in refer
ence to the construction of Mr.. Lincoln's
Cabinet have been various and conflicting
1t is now authoritativeIy announced by the Al
bany Evening Journal that Mr.. Seward has
been appointed Secretary of State and has ac-
cepted the position. In reference to Mr.,
Cameron, there is no certainty that he has
received an appointment Or that place in
the Cabinet will be rendered him. Senator
Chase has been summoned to Springfield, and
it is understood the post of Secretary of
the Treasury has been rendered him, but moth
ing further is at present known in regard to
his decision than that he has intimated a pref
erence to retain his place in the Senate.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-11

i Miramon, the military leader Of the
sab Church party in Mexico, has at last
. vbeen. completely routed by the iber
ma ais, who. have occupied the city Of
Miramon is.a .yOungman, Of
n extraordinary military capacity. His
. courage and genius have for some time
iso sustained the falling fortunes of his
aaf party. Mexico has been given up as
l''i hopeless; but there will be a revival
of hope for her now, which, we fear,
is doomed TO disappointment. Juar-
ez, the head Of the Liberals has been
sysent for to- assume authority at the
,7d1 national city. His government was
by our Administration
hewaS boseiged by Miramon in
5as Vera Cruz. te.-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-11
,nlau lhe 11M aay ID Fsbrua,g, lsol

ID tai OF sale to
James c. Evans and wife m directed from the
Court 81 Common Delaware County Ohio shall
ofsr at public sale, at the door Of the Court Room in
Delaware, On
Moa9ay he 11h day of february, 1901,
between the hours of lO O'Clock and O'Clock p.
the following described real estate, to-wit Situate in
the state ef Ohio County ofDeaware and in the Town
and township OF delaware and bounded and described
Being the middle ci the East part OF Lot
No. 81 in sand Town of Delaware, beginning on the
line Sandusky street, the south Of
the work of the brick building knowu as the Del
aware House thence south X, west along the west
Sndusky street the center OF the brick wall
the north side OF the addition Of the Buck building,
owned by ). Iatiner, the corner Of Sandusky
ana Williams streets being 40 feet and II inches,
or less thence north IS vs. with the Of said
wall 40 end thereof, thence south 1hs
Ga inches thence north 3S west parallel With
the north line or William street. Go feet more or lees
make 100 feet back from Sandusky street To
post thence north rs east parallel with the west limo
SRndusky street. Al feet 5A inches to the north line
said Iatimer's part Of said ln-lo No. O. thence
south SS1s east 100 the place Of beginning,
serving or Of the west end OF said 100 feet TO be
used as an ally lane inure to the benefit Of said
4. e. Mills and the owners Of the Lot or Lots
west and south be same less. subject TO all
gal highw tys The North half of the above premises
be suld b. c. WATERS Shcrin,
And Special Master Commissioner.
Jan IL tS6 ,00i
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-11

All the disunionists are now out Of the
Cabinet-Thompson and Thomas having re-
signed few days since, because they could no
longer control matters and have the Govern
ment continue to aid and abet treason by
playing into the hands of the seceders. The
vacancies had not been filed at last advices,
though John A Dix, Post Master at New
Y York city, had been summoned to Washing
ton to take place in the Cabinet.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-11

The Bill to prevent SIavebOldiDg and kid
mapping in Ohio was indefinitely postponed
many supposing the present statutes we're
sufficient.
The House then adjourned in honor of the
day.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-11
aherifr an 1 ngaster Commissioners gals.

9AeI4A n AsA&AStoA oANOAAAA@SSAS@@C@0
uavld McCarter pY virtue Of q
FO00preGaA oE0@r
The Delaware Fomae College ct al. vi sale 10 diree
ted from the Court OF Common Pleas Of Delaware
county, uhio shall offer at pubic sale al the door OF
the Court House IN Delaware, ON
Mi,ldy, ue llA day cf February 1861,
bstveen the hours Of O'Clock a. m. and O'Clock p. N
gay, the following described real estate to-Wt'
situate ia thc County Delaware, state Of OHIO and In
the Of South Nelawarc and being lnots Nos. 81
54 b5 aud So as and designated recorded
pst OF said Town Of south Delaware and being the
sano premises then occupied by said Delaware Female
college and upon which the College buildings stood.
d. C. WATERS, sheriff.
And Special Master Commissioner.
ian IL tSS,bOl
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-11

The in'l'penlent R,Prb!ic Of South Caro-
lima, which has seized and holds several U. s.
Forts, a Revenue Cutter the Arsenal, Post
Office AMI Custom House, and refuses to pay
over the public funds in the Su5-Trea sury at
Charleston is still content TO receive postal
facilities at the hanl5 of the infamous gov
ernment7 which they have rcpudiated and
claimed to have separated from. This conde-
sccnsion on their part is accounted for by the
fact that it costs the Government an annual
outlay of nearly a qu arter of million of dol
lars to run the mails in that State-the ex-
penses in 1859 exceeding the income $3.50 :
49S 49, II. view of the fact of their trca-
sonabIe proceedings at Charleston, and refus-
al to recognize the authority of the Govern
ment in other respects we somewhat doubt
the propriety of con timing to furnish them
these costly facilities, the Withholding OF
which would do much to convince them of the
folly of their proceedings, if not to bring
them back to allegiance to the government
that has fostered and sustained them.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-11

Mr., Cowan (Republican) has been elected
by the Legislature of Pennsylvania U. S
Senator in place of Bigler (Dem) whose term
expires on the 4th of March next.
Senator Trumbull OF Illinois rep las been
reelected by the Legislature of that State for
the term of six years from the 4th of March
next.
Ex-Governor Morrill, (Rep) has been elect
ed to the U. S. Senate by the Legislature oI
Maine to fill the vacancy occasioned by the
resignation of Mr.. Hamlin, Vice President
elect.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-11

The recent movements at Charleston and
Washington have had powerful influence in
developing and concentrating public sentiment
in the North. At all points the people are
aroused and giving expression to their senti-
ments on the absorbing topics now agitnting
the country, ard those expressions clearly in
.dicate that the people of the free States are
with almost entire unanimity loyal to the I'm
ion-utterly opposed to the treasonable move
ments now in progress in South Carolina.
Mississippi, Alabama and Georgia, and threat
ened in several other Southern States and
that they will cordially and heartily sustair
the present and incoming Administrations
in all proper efforts to preserve the Union,
protect the public property, and maintain the
integrity Of the National flag.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-11

The steamer Star Of theWcst; an uharmed
vessel. was desiecled from New York the
first Of the present week with provisions ah,l
25O men to reinforce Maj. Anderson. She was
due at Charleston Tuesday morning, and great
anxiety exists to know how she was received.
The State authorities have possession Of Fort
Moutrie and if disposed could prevent her
reaching Fort Sumpler Whether they will
vcniure to irnnguratc LostiIities by firing up
on her is the question awaiting solution Ru-
nlors were current in Washington Wednesday
that she had been fired upon by the seceders,
and that by way of retaliation Maj. Amber
had commenced a bombardnicnt of the city.
The reports could not be traced TO any relia-
bic source, and were therefore not credited.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-11
'lF'ro,n the New Orleans Delta, of Jan. 5th ]
Thrilling News from. Fort Pike.


We have barely time before going
i to press to publish the following tele
graphic dispatch from Major Bos-
~ worth, commanding Fit. Pike, to a
s.s friend in this city. The dispatch
speaks for itself: :.s ir
40 iFoRT PIKE, Jan. 5th, A. M.-The
- fort is now surrounded by fishing
2 smacks, turned into armed gun boats,
filled with armed men, the flag boatiof
2 the squadron having hoisted at the
% peak the Palmetto and Pelican flags.
a peremptory order had been sent me
by. the commander of the expedition
to surrender the fort at discretion,
,- or that an Immediate attack would be
I made. My reply was prompt: that
/ until Lreeeiyed orders from head quar-
o tiers, ,Gwlile a man remained to apply a
match to the guns or spring a mine,
s. / would defend the fort, and as last
- resort, that l would blow up the fort
r and perish, with the star-spangled
banner, in its ruins. Posterity, l
trust will do my memory Justice.
'a b. BoswoRTH.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-11
sheriff & master commissiOnor's Sale.

DAVID c. Perry DY virtue of q de-
VS.. - crctal order Of sat
Daniel Berlew q John Stone. u directed from the
Court Common Pleas of Delaware County Ohio shall
offer public the door Of the Court Room In Del
aware,
Monday the 1lh day Of February, 1851,
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock a m and O'Clock m
the following described estate wit Situate in
township OF Delaware aud ia the county Of Delaware
and State oi Oh 10, in the Of Delaware, being
tho north miGde larts OF the subdivision OF In lots
Nos. sixteen Q6), seventeen az, aud eighteen (lS,
ware as numbered on the plat thereof, recorded on
page s5 the I'd volume Of the recorded pats Of the
towns neiaware county aforesaid said mddlc part bc1
ing rods in width and eleven and 52-lOO rods IN
length fronting Liberty street in said town.
h. c. WATERS sheetf,
and Special Master Commissioner.
jan1l (4,5Ol
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-11
sherif 8 nKaster Cornmissioner,s Sale.

J.J. q G. W. Holt) pY virtue Of deoretal order
~ OF sale 70 me dlfccteN from ts
county, uh shall oer at public fair a. tho door OF the
Court Room IN Delaware,
Monday, 1s lln day qf Fir 0ry 1881,
bct,vsn tb, hoprs er ten O'Clock i and four O'Clock
D. M the following real estate dcsu lbcd follows to-
Syit situate the East nelawRre, and on lot
of land bounded the horth by She Berkshire road
being au extension Of Wism street, cast by proCerty
belonging 10 Henry Lamb south by the curve OF the
cleveland Columbus and CINCINNATI X. R., and west BY
Lambs anu Furhs addition TO said town Of East DeA-
ware B. &. WArERS, sheriff,
ami Special Master Commissioner.
{nnII fSA.OOl
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-11

.sHs But the removal of which We now speak is,
7a entirely arbitrary. aud 1T the will of the. S2e-i
- Fetary of War. He has this power Ofremoval
- from one place of deposit to another, IN orler
that the u s. troops may be more readily sup
piled in case of emergency. No other honest
rBo purpose would justify the expense Of sueh re-
gg0Jmoval from an arsenal where there is no dan-
vhfg ger, to points where treason, or negro insur
oi erection might make them positively dangerous
3 to the peace of the country, and where, in feet
there were no U. S. troops-not even enough
to protect them from delay. What become Of
ed the $4,000 deposited in Charleston, we have
already seen.
t9 zs 1t will be seen then, that from the Spring
az field armory alone there have been sent to the
points where treason had made its appoint
ments 10000 musketsi and not one single
musket to any U. S, arsenal in Northern
State except 10000 in New York. But
what of New York These, like those from
1e Troy, were not to remain in New York but
5aa are sold to the traitors for the paltry sum of
as $3.50 each If anything was needed to
- arouse cur people to the frightful treachery
over which they have been sleeping, let them
ponder on this statement.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-11

HARR1sBURo, Jan. g. pdwerd Cowan (Rep)
from Westmoreland county, was elected U. S.
Senator to succeed Mr. BigIer (Dem.,) by a
ajority of So, over Foster.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-11
CONGRESS MESSAGE FROM THE PREsT.
r nPNT


Congress is making but little hcadway in
the transaction of public business the excite
ment growing, cut Of the precarious condition
,of the country interfering seriously with the
ordinary routine of duty, and monopolizing the
attention of both Houses
On Monday in the Senate. Tooubs, of Geor-
gia made an infammatory speech, more violent
if possible than any that lie had ever before
delivered. 1t was brim full of treason, and
ahonnded in violent denunciations and terrific
threats. The same day. in the House, Mr.
Adrian, of New Jersey, introduced resolu-
ton approving the act of Maj, Anderson and
promising to support the President in enforce
ing an constitutional laws and upholding and
preserving the Union, It met with consider
able opposition from Southern members, but
| finally passed by the decisive vote of I24 to
Sc.
We subjoin sketch of the proceeding of
"Wednesday which it will be seen that
Mr. Seward was to speak yesterday, and that
the President has sent in a message on the af-
fairs of the country, synopsis of which is
given in the House proceedings.
SEN ATE.
| WASHINGTON, Jan. "A message from the
President was received.
Mr.. Seward presented the memorial of the
| New York Chamber of Commerce, asking the
establishment of steam postal service between
San Francisco and China. Referred to the
committee on Post Offices and Post Roads.
Mr., Seward also presented memorial sign
! ed BY the most prominent citizens of New
i York cily. concerning the present state and
! future happiness Of the Union.
Mr., Seward got the floor to express his views
on the Presidents Message.
Mr. Hunter asked that the resolutions offer
1 ed by bin be made the special order for Fri
day.
/ 7s Mr., Yulce presented a bill to adjust the
present difficulties between the States which
was ordered to be printed.
isa a.r.a HOUSE.
j w AsIiINuToN, Jan. 9.-'rhe Speaker laid be
&. fore Inc House a message from the President
ifIe suys, at the opening of the session he call
4 ed aftenlion to the dangers of the Union, and
lAGGCOHAillClitth SuSi IlCdSuE6S Ol FtllGl as ne
5believed would have the effect of tranuuizinr
d thecountry and save it from the perils in which
it is neediessly and unfortunately placed. 1t is
not necessary to repcat this opinion and re-
commendation his opinions then expressed re-
main unchanged. He regrets to say that mat
tcrs instead of becoming better, are still worse
and hope is diminished
Alluding to the condition of South Carroll
ma, he says there is no other alternative but to
collect the revenues and to protect the public
property as far as is practicable under exist
ing laws. His duty is to execute, not make
the laws. The right and duty to use the mil
itary and naval force against those who illeg-
ally assail the Federal Government, is clear
and indisputable but the present state Of
things was beyond the Executive CONTROL
We are in the midst of great revolution, and
he recommended to Congress to act in the
present emergency. To Congress is reserved
the power to declare war, and remove the
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-11


The President aud those acting under him
are now attempting to make amends, by ac-
tive efforts to stay the Onward march of trea-
son, for the fatal delay of the Administration
to adopt measures of defence at Charleston
and other ponts-which, had it been done in
season. would have enabled the government
to hold all its forts and arscnals, nipPed re
bciIion in the bud in S 18th Carolina, and dc
tered other States from going 50 far that
they cannot recede under the belief that no
opposition was to b. offered to SECESSION. All
accounts from WASHING concur in saying there
is great activity in the War Department re
inrorcemepts have been sent to AIajer Ardef-
son-Fort w Washington, oa the P9tanlc, four
teen miles below the Capital, and Fort Nc
Henry, on Ghespeake Bay. near Baltimore
have been manned additional force has been
scnt 10 Harper's Ferry and several. other
southern -postsz=srnd every movement on The
part of the Administration indicates a deter
mination to assert and maintain the rights oil
/ the government. .........
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-11

CH1oAeo, Jan. 5.-The exchange on New
York declined to per cent.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-11
G.. ETLLS
TEE OHIO FARMER
This old and well estab ished Weekly paper commen-
ced its Tenth year in january. II Is pre-eminehtly
The Farm Family Paper.

I The New York Tribune says Of it
cit a handsome quarto, hlled with miscellaneous
and agricultural matter, suited to enlightened far
mcr's family" tr. .=-
In year, it contains about Twenty Duodecmo Vol
un1es OF Standard ma tier fUlluws: -t#
One VOlWIne Of Poems, Ono EoumeOu Domestic Econ
omy One Volume Of Household Stories One Volume OF
Fashions One Volume OF Sua1ay Reading, Two Vol
nmes Flowers Two Volumes of Bee Culture, Three
Volumes on Stock Four Volumes on Farming and Car.
deninG Gen rally One Volume Injurious insects, One
! Volume on Draining, Two Volumes Miscellaneous
Matter ~
/ As- READER, If yoH wis. Twenty Volumes per
mum Tor 50 90, (Sl so in small clubs subscribe
| for
THE OHIO MER.
II you want to get ali this Lfbraty Of matter for
nothing, send five names and 81 80, anl you will
ecivc the OHO FAEAER one year, frccor If You want
Agricultural Library worth from $40 to S.5 send
from 20 TO 90 subscribers 81 so each and you will
get Or, if you prefer Money you can get from S2B
LLo$6j0 by working for f sl -.-.--'l
THE OHIO ARMER.
! BB- For Sample Numbers, Posters Prospectuses In,
| ducements to Agents, 6c nc, address I
jan II 2t ILo. ILCNN, Cleveland, %.
window Glass and Putty.
! n LII sizes of Window Glass, usually wanted,
! II from SXlO tn 35x55 also the best home made
! fUITEY FOR sale at the Drug store Il -aff
/ N. l.. STARR x BRO,
! '..... No. Williams Block,
ian11 '6l Delaware, o.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-11
The Republican says

i nav 1t should be und rstopd that this rsnoval Of
.s, ,armsrwhich We now disclose has nothing to do
!. with the distribntion which is occasionally
j made to the several Stutes Of the quota to which
Is each State is entitled for its own militia. For
that object there have been issued to the States
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-11


HIERIsBURG, Jan. S.--Edward Cow
an, Republican, from Westmoreland
county, was elected Z. S. Senator to
succeed NJ. Bigler, Democrat, lily a
majority Of So oyer Foster.
sc BALTIMORE. Jan. "a company OF
hsa marines numbering 400 muskcts, an
} der LIEUT.. Howell, came in d special
, train from Washington this morning.
- and took possession of Fort McHen-
- rys and raised the stars and stripes.
7a BosToE, Jan. IA detachment
.gfi Gromuttestro0ps stationed at Fort In
,,.ss dependence, Boston harbor, are to
sail for Florida on "Wednesday next.
u small number of marines, from the
: Eioe GiIarlegtown Navy Yard, have been
ordered South
= y lEAvExwoRTH, Jan. 5.-The avail
A.s able force at Fort Leavenworth con
/. y1i,, sists Of two companies Of light artit
-,sEa lery. Arrangements have been made
=. with the Railroad company to trans
r.. pert 225 men and I30 horses, Rd
l1r'5 they will leave for Ft McHenrS on
30 Monday morning. 81
\, ST. Louis, Jan 6.-At Mr. 6 ourh's
9Adl AOStNtS tdsbAeStI, betOEe atdTge duII-
iimi ence, expressions Of strong Union sen
,yd tinents were received with trcmendu
- Gus and prolonged applause.
! Three companies from Fortress
t'ina Monroe have been ordered to Wash
q ,,,WyJ ~ ington Immediately. With the othel
-. arrangements making, there need b.
:. 4 apprehension felt for the quietness oi
"a she inaugural ceremonies
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-11
Steam Grist nEiIT.

Situated in the toSn Crrsnc, in Crawford county,
the important Railroad points ia the State
This Mill is new, in good repair, and successful opera.
uiun
The holder th1 other half should the purchaser de-
purchase the whole, will dispose Of his
{ also.
For further information apply at the MIL, or TO the
nd ersisncd, in Delaware, Ohio.
tin Ii 5m GEO. 4. JACKSON.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-11
window Glass and Putty.
PATNrsI

nF. all C0LORe ground in Oil as we'll as dry
" Il iresh Lpply Nipr sale at tile rug StuTcOt
NJ e. STAIR FRO,
Ne. Williams sIOck,5
janI1 '61 Delaware, o.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-11
T.YN SEED OIL

FOR sale at the lowest prices at the Drug Store
III 0l ii. l.~f.tftR * fi;U.,
ialII 81 No. Villains Block,
Delaware. o.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-11
From Kansas.

Fl The following letter, addressed to JOHN
DAWES Esq, of Trenton, has been sent US for
ublication The writer was member of the
Kansas Constitutional Convention, and his
statements are entitled to full credenc ce.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-11
Surprising Developments at the Spring
81 1 .TNE .y.l feld Ar1norv.

s's1sc Fhe Springfield Republican learns on in
's95q quirY that 6inrng tIic year 1860, there have
e been REMOVED from the nrmory in that ely,
and deposited for sate keeping in other arsen-
lt1 ais Of the United States l35 430 Government
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-11
white Lead and zinc.

TN Kegs, the best brands, for rale at the Drug
StOr1 0f NJ. l.. SllR RIB X BfO.,t
jhnll '61 No. . hiil.ahls BLOCK,
1
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-11
Sheriff & Master Commissioners Sale.

/ 10Y virtue OF Q decree
SA tai OrGer OF sale to
} IN. directed from the
aware County. Ohio ! shall
Jor Of the Court Room, in
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-11

James c. Evans and wife.
COnrt 81 Common Pleas Of Deii
oifsr At public sale, at the do
Delaware, On
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-01-11

learn irs'sR \ reiiai,.g EglEruz tHst Eg a.
laeettns laJelr nesl of soasbcra ls.pfselsia-
tiNes aill S e.nAtors. i 9as ,eraiis & b IA
their States, in CaFsier to embarrSs lesiss4lioss
nadif possibIe dies the apprdp tion ~
re temper PEaling to-d4y SOrss