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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-20

We would cali particular attntionl to Nc
Lean notice in another column. We add the
fJiIains firm the st. Louis Herald, which
sTSefkS V6lumes in its favor. We say TO ALL
give It a tria, ~ Ne ttlle especial pleasure
in accommodating McLcAnss celebrated strength
ening Corrlil as-an iBvalHbie remedy for gem
cral debility and weakness. We have seen if
tested ina circle under our own Immediate Oh
serxatiou, and @6neh for its efficacy and worth.
1t is an article which should be kebt constant
.ly in every family, as it is certainly an inyalH
able medicine. See the advertisement in an
other column. ii''ii7
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-20

but is supposed to be large. The Federal for
ees buried their dead. Fourteen rebel horses
were found dead on the field, and three rebels
were taken prisoners.
The Federal loss is fen killed on the spot:
seven MORALLY wounded, and thirteen otherwise
wounded, Of those mortally, four have since
died. The rebels lost one Colonel. one Cap
tam and one Bieuteuaut.
The Federals force on the south side Of
Green River is considerably augmented, but
the report Of general crossing Of the Eederals
southward yesterday is denied, and would pro
baby not take place till Green River bridge,
on which large force is engaged, is recon
structed.
The rebels sent a flag of truce to day asking
mission to inter their alleged nnburicd
dead q Va Il Lawn 3 = = vi
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-20
Special alotitrs.
Matthews, Chocolate Worm Drops!

Matthews Chocolate Worm Drops!
ri Never fail to destroy and ekterminate all
kinds of Intestinal Worms. Are perfectly re-
liable in all cases, and far superior to any and
: II of the Fancy Worm CoRfections and nau'
seous Verlnifuges which are in use. They
maybe taken at all times With perfect safety,
as they contain No HEEcrEr. or other deleteri-
Gus drug Mothers should always purchase
them, and give their children no other.
@ NO CsfiEdyfic whatever is necessary to be
given.) .~'''-i1 .-~
For Sale by all Druggists and Dealers in
Medicines.
s4fs A. I MATTHEWS, General Agent.
=a-e-} Buffafo, n. Y, and Fort Erie, C w
3 For Sale 10y H. Cornell and II. L. Starr s
Bro, Delaware Ohio. Get l0-flyis
q .. p. - i 1 .
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-20
CoNn1rroN br Sar,ySAn-A Washinato1

CoxDrrroN or SAvASxAn.-A Washington
corr, spondent says:
Letters from Port Royal says that from our
vessels riding at anchor. in Warsaw Inlet, ten
miles from Savannah, the steeples of that city
areplainly visible. Were Gen. Sherman ready,
the city could be easily captured. Deserters
and countrabands bring information that all
the people on the coast have fed into the in
terror, except the poor whites, who are fero-
1cious. One deserter said that old T'atnaIl was
so much affected while telling Of The affairs at
Port Royal to some ladies at the dinner table
OF the Pulaski Hotel, that he burst into tears.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-20

The Aepia Torch Light Of "Wednesday gives
a glowing account of the reception, the previ-
Gus day, of the Rev Col. GRAxv1ILE MoopY,
on his arrival from Cincinnati to assume com
manl of his regiment, There was grand
military and civic procession, composed of not
less than Eve thousand people-the proceed
ings closing with u snmptuous dinner served
up by the ladies Of the toxin for the soldiers Of
the siegiment. Siisesd<iEg q the procession and
speeehes, the Toreh-light says: 5sa,-. eo
The procession of the Military and citizens
was iorued at fhedePot. under the command
| of Mai. Ballard. First came the Chairman
of the Military Committee, Ben. NEsBIrr.
Esq. accompanied by quartermaster MII1.s OF
1.-The 74th-nesxt the observed of all observers,
the Preacher G0loael and bis warrior aid-the
i the soldiers of GampII owe. followed by vast
concourse Of citiEenszf The procession march
cd up Detroit TO I'd street, down ID to West,
along West to NainJ up Main o Ieech, up
Leeeh to Camp Lowe, where the Military were
formed ina hollow square near the music stand.
After the cannon had again saluted the assem-
bed thousands, QHArtermastcr Mills welcomed
Col. MooDY and Lieut.. Col. Vox ScuRoEDER
in u short but 81 ituel address. I'VE regret
that we are compelled to omit, this week, the
admirable reception address and the response)
Then came spirited, patriotic address from
Col. N0oDY, which, for nearly t%o hours, was
enly interrupted by frequent outhuFsls Of ap-
| plause His speech was most happy, and re-
ceiyed with great favor by his old neighbors
and friends We have no space at this late
hour for even, a brief synopsis. Suffice to
say that every sentence was full of Moody .
marrow. ,-. .......ts ll...-.
Lieut- Col. 7FoS ScHRoEDER spoke only a
few words, but those few were the index of q
stern military leader, whose calling is the sword
and Eot the tongue. ps.a I'll
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-20
spgetia1 Notieg. .-TTo Consu1mptives

T1HE Advertiser having been restored to health in
q very few weeks by a very simple remedy. after
wing suffered several years viii lung a3cc-
tion, and that dread disease. Eousuu ptons
to maze knSn to his fellow sEererslc HoeaHs of
To all who desire it, he i'll send copy of the pre-
scron used, Gree OF CHARGE with the directions
4preparing and using tho same, which they will end
CURE for CoSsrN AsTH&A, lSoNCIHTIs, &c.-
The only object OF tho adgcrscr in sendng the pre-
scFftion to benefit the afflicted. 25d spread inferna
ton which he cOnceivcs to be Invaluable and khO hoes
every sufferer will try hts remedy, as il xiltcOst them
nothing, AMI, may pr0ve blessing. Iii
Parties wishing the prescription will pleass address
5FFt--- 3G -tf 7-s RCv. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Dec. 6=-Gm Williamsburg, Kings Co. n. Y.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-20

CrrAKLEY ANDERSON and A. B.NNISG Nor
rox, .noied Ohio politicians of former years
both of whom emigraied to Texas, have sue
ceeded in escaping from the rebels and reach
cd their oidhoncs Both were ardent Wings in
The days ofthat party, and Banning figured as
a candidate on the American ticket headed by
Trimble. Having taken an oath that be would
never shave tiH Henry Clay was elected Pres
hcnt, his beard was of most formidable di-
mehsions long before hirsutc face adornments
we're as common as at the present time. and
we learn from the Mt. Vernon papers that he
has lost nothing in hair or ecceutrfcity during
his absence, Banning was formerly editor of
the Mt. Vernon T'rnc Wing, and when the re-
bellion commenced was publishing a Union
paper at Austin, the Capital Of Texas. Ills
family is still in Texas-that of Anderson re-
turned with him. 'a ,.-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-20
furnished at this Office on proper applica-


Officers commanding companies are expect
ed to use their influence with their men to
make provision for their families by assigning
a reasonable portion of their pay for this pur-
pose
As The Paymaster GeBeral viii not under
take to transmit 10 any one party q less amount
than the aggregate sum assigned by one .cem-
pany, it Is suggested that such company select
from. among their friends in the neighborhood
of their homes. enc trustworthy patriotic man
who win be willing 10 receive, distribute and
account for the amount paid over to him for
that purpose.
In most cases, the Treasurer OF Auditor of
the county, or the Cashier OF neighboring
Bank, would be avery proper person to per
form this duty.
Care should be taken to have the names of
the assignees plainly written and accurately
Spelled with the first name in full The address
should give the name Of the town or township
and county.
Much trouble, and perhaps much suffering
may be saved by careful attention of the Off
GERS Of companies TO the proper execution of
these allotment rolls. BY order. ~. .,-r
sr rF1H4 G. p. BUCKINGHAM,
{ sa Adjutaht General, Ohio.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-20
SHERIFF SALE.

Charles ]. Wetmore BY virtue of an execution
William G, Norris co"Tt C f ocI Of Common p0T ras 's
IF Delaware county, Ohio. shall offer ut pub
lie sale. on the premises of WilliaInsG. Norris,
EOr Saturday the 2lst day of December, J. 86l,
between the hours of l and o clock, p. ~, of
srid day, the following personal property, to-wit
SOrrel mares, u four years old AMI seven
years old;) Grey Horses Il four years old and
seven years old;) Dun MaIes. Il eight years
old and four years old;) ! Yoke Of Oxen, 6
years old; l carriage and two horse wagon.
Dec.I3 'Gl S2,G0 B. G. WATERS, Sheriff.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-20

A gentleman direct from the Upper Poto-
mac says that General jackson is now at Win
chester, Va, in command of a regiment of ne
groes; that they arefully armed and equipped
and are being thoroughly drilled, in which ex.
ereise they take great delight This informa-
tion5c comes to US from source entitled to cred
it. and from recent developments in other slave
States, we apprehend that arming the negroes
against us is new the settled policy of the reb-
els. Look out for fire in the rear!
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-20
RaaIlND AND "a THE E UNITED I,r 1 STATES a

t1-sE
4HGIINb AND THE UNITED -l,I,li STATES 75til
The late peFsltromi England looks decidedly,
war; and It see@s 1usOSe than likely We
sball,againtlsave to measure arms with that ar
rugant and iliaaeliis power re special cause
of Oifehse IS the capture from OF one Of her
mail steamers of the noted rebel traitors, al Of
son and Slidell, WHO under lAe cover 2of her.
ilaS and 3it6 tAct'fgll oEleslgesOf tLeSr posi-
tien and the lnataFe. Of their sInission on III
part, Of, commhnleF or tie Steamer, were
seekihssto reach Europe Tor the purpose Of
plotting for tic distraction Of oar Governl
lhcpt II is not ,leniel ihe, law of cations, as
well as British aRtliOpity and precedent war
rant tae procer,lihs5 but the Times and other
pdTp'ts insist that EaigIand can not aud will
nor permit 'set4rs se to ke Ilzrsted toA4el her
now when We are contepding for our Anatiou-
3alexistenee which she under like circumstances
pursued Howard 0thers-antl insist that the
act as ne'xhich sgaNIa Justify them in sweep
ing7or small aiss oaa The face OF the ocean, =
4 @ilA AluSA - NtoHNN lOi NAsAAhtiH anu lult9
and the, captive traitors given mp, or the alter
bnaiiYe will be war. j is not known as yet
4, pretisely What course tie British Government
has determined upon, but from orders issued,
the movement OF treePs, and the intimations
1 OF papers in the confidence of the Ministry,
there is good reason to-belieye they have fully
.resolEed to aF@ease the popular clamor by
|veptdring upen collision with US, Should this
prove TO be the case, it will afford conclusive
evidence of furegone determination 10 have
war with US, which oeald not hare beeR avoid
4 ed by any possible effort on the, part of car
4. GezernnIcAL. =aaJIslarg aaino elsrj -I.s =
1t yRoad be a serious matter 70 hare to en-
7 gage Eagiand while we have the rebellion on
hand -but let oar, tioneFals push ahead and
lispescY of tlsatq and 1weiean meet them With
out fear as to the ultimate result Nay, should
4 lahey force q var upon us under the circum-
s hstaRces that exist even with the rebels to oc-
cpPy OUT present. army, we -eould, without
making anything like the drain upon our pop
ulation that is witnessed in the South, raise an
Il additional ar6ly of eqiiai extent to contend
with the new enemy. Should war bc. dcl2,are
against US for such eanse, there wQnld be an
uprising Of the people Qf ms eouintry and a
4 display Of pslristism the Like of which she
sF9Iidlias reser yet rSit nessed? d?faRa lEn@find
hvaud thereisylssy ur5s'tinst heFself in amount
+aiof righteous @rafh ahd Indignation an the part
of oaF. people llst, ages would not ,ebitaEate.
! -FAe decided sentimeut ofeur country in ref
a erenee this affair liz, that Che q oSerur,iti.st
d should ask7aeth9g but what is clearly rig 81
and submit te nothipg that is wrong-that
She sh3dld yield nothing TO clustering inso-
4 lepce, and under anSi circumstance agree to
:, give up the traitors.s And adyices from Wasl-
ington indicate pretty clearly that the Govern
hlnent viii reflect n its action the sentiment Of
the country.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-20
Proclamation.

MEN and BOYS on THIS AxD ADJOINING COrNTIEs
AA Although thousands upon thousands Of patriotic
have eft their homes in defense Of their country
thOre still great many left, TO whom Will be
good 20 learn that though the cold and frOsty days
of Autunm and Winter coming upon them they can
bgSuPplted with the necessary personalities IN the
shape or REAnT MABE CLoTHING, GCEEBHNe GOoDs,
SHAwLs, Hrs p cAgs. at Prices. The reputation
OF selling Goods IN this line lower than other house
in town. in the e50nty, borne by the undersigned for
numbcrof years, will DO Sill more fully maintained
this season. The great commercial disaster In the
torn cities having enabled them to buy their Goods be-
low the original cost OF them, and the advantage OF
which they arc now giving their customers BY Offering
them goods atfabulous low prices.
Now therefore, all yc men and boys, be ye big it-
tie, rich poor come the GREAT CLOIuNg EHPoRuN
Of Reynolds frank and let your wants be big lit-
tie, they will be happy to wait on son sell you all you
want, and send youson your way home rejoicing.
No charge for showing goo IS. =
REYNOLDS X FRANK.
Delaware, Oct. IS, 1861
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-20
To the Creditors of the Estate of Jas.
..s SlaWson, decd. stiF

THE subscriber haG BEEN appointed by the Probate
d Court OF DelawRre county Comm issoner th Is
ut: Of Jatqts SawsUn dec'd.s represented insoveit
The period Of six months from the Of this is
allowed creditors TO bring in and prove their
gIinst said estate The subscriber will attend the
ties II his said appointment his dw.ling h0usp,
Troy township, The hHst Saturday each moth at
10 o'ccck e each day. Dat d Dec 49, 1851 Ia
dat that the Court appoint. d the Commiss n,r
lee. 2O-4t SABEEIS MAIN Cem'r
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-20

MeI4EAN's STRENGTnEEINa GOHpIALis TecciV-
ing the unanimous recommendation of the
Press, not only at st. Louis, but all over the
country. This remedy is evidently tho result
Of close observation and study Werever it
has heen used it has been recommended with
the highest of praise. Persons can have no
conception of its efficacy. without giving 1t q
tri'tl. Once more warmly recommend this
TeIuedy as q superior tonic aud alternative.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-20

~ sgnr little Incident occurred imthc Senate on
,, s,.,, hnrsesya last which is worthy1of nofe. Mr.
nlsru f5RIMu, agesdea1iRg The finding or the court
,iaef ihqaifY III the ease o Cot Miles, ipt mated
.'' that lie could put no trust in any public man
addicted to intemperanee. This sentiment cali
~, ss dow such TeAFl of app]ggseIfrpm the
III iaat lac " ice President adsptolnp}iy
sls sis rebnkeiti igHereiweFe present Mt the tnie
quite sainber of our brave Volunteers. from
ossdssyssbein aIis outbdFst Of feeling spontaneously
snqapreaeeaed ave learn tl!e there are . number
A'A-'' OF tsnPeranee soeicies in the various reei
asoa q merits, while There tc regiments tharrs
aIol fuse to touclfa drop arsBl sriis, and hefee
80 Siswa4 that tsFasellagksams sgnalIy eesp6hd
sosi bibed to- hufsoa5kt Fhteiii is6aesr ' aasis
81 an9 ia5ass 4si "a ss - fIsal ispH 90 +s1 aIir
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-20
Fnon t'oFr P1cKEys.-The Washingtontc0f.
Tesqlondent Of lie Cincinnati Gazette says
4 @Asfg4Ta5e letter from an aGEoer iaaFHor

FRQN l. oFT PICRESs.-The WaShingten'cor-
resglondent OF tie Cincinnati Gazette SAYS 2i
@As7g44vaFe letterg from an eaEoer isgFForf
Pickens states that Col. Browa had al his guns
q sslI shOtp for 1o,dr three days waiting uhtFaT
bzt5 gii1ie rebel ohs had Aa6tualiy Piled BE-
1ss tween Pensacola and the Navy Eard were "a alc
y at the latter, when lie oPehcd fue.H The re-
=, = kglt vas that two, Of them we're sunk aad the
=, others disabled " airing tor Navy y arls burn.
lss,9 sd aud the fagsIstaIfs ofF6ffs AIcIea and
% BaFFSsces shot away THE loss o febcrlils is
unknown. One man was killed IN FoIt Picks
sill ssigehs and seven EodndNd Many shells 4vurc
D -s9A uro8psat 5ss fag-stplf Shich masnt it al
Tough. tbe- rebel cunning unexpectedly
ibaI 4. gsed.s AlshelH three days after it was thrown
sdt et into Fort Iiekens exploded apparently with
out canse, and killed Six men, besides 7vaund-
sasnEf7 ing anothef.oI '4' D. at5slE's '- iii "a
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-20
na~ Twenty-one Years Ago.

Nr. C. C. BRIsToL, distinguished Chemist and Drug
gist Of the city OF Buffalo, N. Y invented and manuiac
tured a compound known BrisIolS Ralsaaa Of hodr
hound which is perfect sPEcIIc for CauGs, COLDS
any BRoSCHAL DIFFICULTIES arising from damp
cold, sudden change of the weather.
d Every person who has taken TsRrsFoL's BAtsAN
or IoAEnoCND, pronounces it tho best article iR
vented and so justly celebrated has 1t become that
the market already ull of limitations counterfci.s
and dangerous compounds under the name Of Bal
sam Of Hoarhoand, Therefore. always be careful ia
call for Brs1ors BaIsam and that his WRITTEN sg
nature is on tho outside label Of tho bottle. ''.
MARK.-Ths invaluable Medicine has been some
twenty one years before the public, aud without any
eort the part or Ahe proprietor rs sale has become
worry exlensivc RHI is daily Increasing The low price
which tho MEDICINE is sod (25 CESrs) enables ALLto
pRrtako OF its healing qualities. ,l1.
c, Crosby, BUFEALo, y. Y
Sole aRfaaturcr, whom all orders should be ad
dressed. '.''at i'F = . 'i''
For sale by all baEpeetAble Druggists. oct1O1y
WArsoNs NEuR11.aii KING never fails te
or.rn .t... -sa"-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-20

h The Time gllewe,l fdrliEling up. fragiuentary
regiments. havingl'czpired Mohday last, The
State authorities have conrDcnced the work of
consolidation. The 45sh and 9Th have been
united. forming the 9Th, which is stationed a,
Camp Ch4se- Tie 22d and 61st. having uni
ted, form rthe,r6lstj stationed at Camp Benni-
SOM The 18th and 18TH. forming the 79 h, en-
can,fied near Cincinnati. The astnc course is tc
be continued, tillalI the skeleton organizations
arc consolidated into full Feginent4, tHss fAak-
ing the troops recrditcd and stationed about
the State, IN camps at once R9aiiaLIe for SER
ivice in the field 3 ID '1-a',i E,..f, t..,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-20

. The official report of the two days bonn
barlnlent a: Pensacola, made By Col. Brown,
does not vary materially from the accounts We
have already had. Our Gloss did not exceed
tene=F'Ort Picl1ens was sunir!jtared-McRca
sWss almost demolished, several rebel batteries
sileneed, Warrington and part 0f the Navy
Yard burt t7apd the object Of sring. to punish
the rebels for their attack on Wilson's Zou-
aves, fully accomplished cot Brown has not
at present -sufficient men TO warrant landing
+ AZ 5sgL9 ItTta1 'i'.''' 81 =
on the main land. gl,..-je 5,ye{ 9iH1sIa7o,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-20
Sheriff Sale.


George " Hall BY yi5tas Of an mex execution Gu, e
Adam Siu izet al. J of Common rlras Of delaware
eonIty Ohio, shall offer at public sale on
Tuesday the 3lst day Of December, 1861,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock a. M and o'clock
~ OF sad day, the farm Of Adam Stultz in
township, the following property, to wit : One
acK Horse with white strip in his face" thrc years
old; ole Bay Horse years old. d. I.
Fec %, 1861 Isl Soy u
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-20
Radnor Plank Road Company

TyHE Stockho.de s of tn, Radnor Plank Road Compl-
/ ny h.reby notie TO ntessaI the pm Mess
Powell Van man, in the town Of Dclaw4re Delaware
County Ohio, Monday the 18th day of January A. D.
1852, tween tn hours and rurk p. m for I'll
purpose Of electing Directors for til ensuing year
Iy ord r Of the Board
j. D. YANDExAx, sec'y
Dac. u, ,IS5I-4tI -. r 5000.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-20

Aprivate of the Lincoln Cavalry, named
johnson, who was caught in the act of deser-
ting to join the enemy, was shot at Wash
ington last Friday, in accordance with the
sentence OF a court martial. This Is the first
military execution that has taken place on our
side since the war commenced. sas la aza
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-20
Terms ofCourt

In the Sixth Judicial District Of Ohio for the
..-H year 1859.
I meeting Of the undersigned Judges Of the Court
~ Common Pleas OF tho Sixth Judicial District Of
Ohio held Mansfield ohio-ts ordered that tho Dis
trict Court and Court u Common Pleas tho year
ls6e be held in the several counties Of said District
the times following:
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-20

1a gjeiainas tga qiHpa ai4A .eee. eai1-5 d
.,sli Ii n~54 aaEssod3 -sls.lfd oao % ymfe
-e.14f-zf IL sac sGs e.vi1 n@G
t.4.y .4.,f -H s.sts nsllUv iF: s.sH .els-sl3w lo
.rs3ilaH SO n.alIllu
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-20

Mr., Redpath, the Agent for the dIaytien
Government, has formally offered to transport to
eftA that island Rf negroes delivered on boardIiis
vessel st Hampton Roads, at twenty dollars
81 sscho-ehildren half pr This atforss an ex-
ysb ycslae1t opportunity for Testing Colo ef rank
LII Z elonization BelEezae alta Etaali cost
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-20
OonuMBus. Nov 2I. 1861

Provision having been made by act of Con-
gress, approved July 22d, 1861, by which such
Of the volunteer forces as may desire it, can
assign portious of their pay for The benefit of
their families, an order has been issued by the
.Adjnt&Ht General of the army providing for
such assignments to be made on allotment
rolls. i'e- -
The rolls have been prepared and will be
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-20
The Holidays are Approach.

THE SEASON FOR MAKING GLAD THE HEARTS OF
y IOyed onas at hom3 What moro acc SptGbie pres
you give your wife sister or daughter thIn oae OF
Holees' Superior Family Seiring Machines
Call at the Agency No. wiIliaas Block, and
operate. ..4
Dec. I3. 1861. CiLATT. Ag.nt,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-20
DISTRICT COURT.
aoouRr 81 coMMoN PLEAs.

Knox County, February ilih, May 18th, 0t;,
tober 28th. lgi 9lfd t1
Licking County, March 4tB, August 5Sib, Eoy
veIhber 25th!a 30
Delaware County, February 1lth, April 9Th,
September 3d. boon nf
Coshocton County, March 4th, August llth,
November 24th.l5 h9idW
Wayne d County, March ID, September 9th.
November oath I- fs,,fo.s
Holmes County, February l1th, May 9th, No
yeember 4th-i quoy noqu
Ashland County, February I lth, April 22d,
October 18th .f,
Morrow County, February 18th, May 9th, 90
tober 14th HHi -'i'nf7sts'
Richland County, Marct I7ib, September lst,
T November 1 I7thl d9m-H0L
|J1i sg .aig dgIon9stir WV. GIVEN.
-s,afaa-. .ariitus qi5Hl sEM. SAMPLE,
n GEO. w. GEDDEs
hereby certify tho above copy Of tbs ordsro
Ale in my office, fixing tho time Tor holding Coaraa in
the 9th Judicial District g Ohio FIR the year Iso2
tTr".i litf- B.F. IoOFB0URRoW, Clerk
- f...-..-. Court Common Pleas Delaware Co. q.
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VOU will find in the A., ortmeut Of Co,k stoves
4 The celebrated 4, NFfT1u8 lB
P.P. SteweHt's Summer and Winter
Cook Stove; the Royal Oak; Fthe Statesman;
the Combinations Brick Oven Cook Stove;
the Imperial, and EleYated Oven Stove, tho
oven formed of iron or lirc brick as may be
desired ...I.,,f III
M ass9rt@sn q arl0F ard Heating are OftAs
Call and see for yourself III
warcroom Down Town in Evans BrickBssk.
Sep q 81 M ~Jtfe4 if3ilT1oAAS EVANS. IN.