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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-20
A NEw. ARTICLE.
DR.. Robsck's Stomach Bit RS.

new and delightful stomachic and Cordial for Civ
ing the Stomach and for the prevention OF bill
ous complaints incident to the Western country Try
AS 4 morning drink to assist digestion and relieve
Dyspepsia, it has equal. Try IL
In flavor it is superior To all other Ritters. Try It,
The formula of these BitterE. now (IS61) tho sole
property of r- Roback originated with Of the old
est and most eminent Medical Practitioners OF tho
West and is directly prcdicated upon tho wants Of the
Western people.
These Bttrrs derive their stimulus from the power
u tonic of the and herbs of which they
composed, and they are, by allayihg Hnnatura
carvings Of the stomach, directly promotive Of
TEMPERANCE,
tho present proprietor believes tkAt in making them
widely known the pub lie welfare is subscFvei.
1t will be for sale by all OF DR. ROback's
ous Agents. ami at Hotels &c, the country In
the meantime orders will be allied direct from Cincn-
natl in any quantity and at tie lowest rates 1t is put
M in quart bottles and securely packed in doZ
ses, lIalf Goz sample will however, be packed
and sont tG any address, # desired.
Retail price 81 per bottle, or for S5.
Principal Office and Sales Rooms No. East -Four tHt
Sd Building from Manstreet. .CncnAatiO. Laboratory
in Hammond street.
For sale in Delaware County by N. J.. STARR BRO.
B. DIckISsoN, SoS, Delaware J. SIXTH K Soy. sun
bury J. ". FROST, Berkshire: DETHRfcK h HoDGpES,
iialena WILLIAMS, ANDREWS Co, Stratord; 8. ScoTT
Son, Eden; j. FISHER Olive Green s. CURREN Ashley:
J. F. WINTERMCTE, Norton: b. WILLIAMS, Delhi J. II.
WARREN K SOS, Mviile S. GRrBB, BeePoint IIoR
ron &SEARIs, Lewis Centre RoBINSOS * CARR, OStran
Ter HEDDEN TYLER, Harlem; l. lSOvER. Center
willie: and by druggists and Merchants generally,
throughout the United States. TRpril13'61*lY
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-20
First Quarterly Report Soldiers Aid
Society of Delaware County, o.

First Quarterly Report Solo1erS ala
Society of Delaware County, o.
The following donations have been received
by the Soldiers Aid Society of Delaware.
since the time Of its organization, September
25th, 1861, and have been appropriated as in
dicated in this Report. BY vote Of the So
ciety, at its last regular meeting, it was de-
termined that the names Of donors should not
be attached to donations. which viii explain
to those not present at that time, and who
might have desired otherwise, the fact Of their
non appearance:
CAPrAIx EYsrER's CoxPASY 18th REC, u.
S. A-I69 needle-books-
Carr. MeELROYs Co. 2OTH REG-, o. v. NJ
-s5 needle-booIs; 30 towels; SO pairs nit
tens; 30 fine combs; so T'estaments.
4rm REGIxExr o. v. Ms bed quilts; I
comforts; 2 blankets; 20 pairs sheets; 20 pairs
pillow-slips; 20 bed ticks; Is pillows; IA pill
lows for fractured limbs; pillow ticks 10
new cotton shirts; 3 secondhand cotton shirts;
Canton flannel shirts; wollen shirts; 5 pairs
Canton flannel drawers; l2 pairs cotton
drawers; Canton flannel wrappers; dressing
gowns; % towels; pairs socks; pairs slip
pers; II cans fruits; packages dried fruits;
boxes lint; package papers; 21 pin cusli-
ions; rolls Of bandages and old linen.
Cash receipts from members Of the Society
and contributors, S3l so.
The society has been in hOurisliBg condi-
tion ever since its organization. 1t has cnly
been necessary TO state its existence and OBJ
ject 10 the ladies of our town and county,
when earnest hearts and effectual hands have
signifed their desire TO engage in its labor Of
love.
A number whose means would not permit
Them to contribute otherwise have rendered
much service in sewing and preparing articles
necessary and useful for Hospitals
Friends from the country have been liberal
in donations Of yarn &c.
The Society, however, isvery .desirous of ex-
tending its field of operations, aud enlarging
its charities. 1t would, therefore, earnestly
solicit every man and women in the county to
assist in its work
Let none refrain from contributing because
they can only give the widow mite, for even
that with it may carry moral power which
will make it more effective for good, than the
rich mans costly offering.
To the ladies of Dcl1ware County, especial
| ", let the usefulness of this society be one Of
the greatest interests during the winter.
The good that we may do will not only bless
the sick and suffering, but viii to us an
hundred fold, and we may all merit by our be
nevolence and charities the blessed memorial,
sShe healed the hearts Of the sorrowing while
living and broke them when she died.'
]. L. DE WoLFE,
4a4 Secretary S. A. s..
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-20
Tn. r.Dort og the Secretary or the Soldiers

The report Of the Secretary OF the Soldiers
Aid Society. showing what it has thus far ac-
complished. viii Be found in our columns to
day. We call attention especially to the ar-
peal with which the report closes. The object
for which the Society Iabors is most worthy
one. and deserving the favorable consideration
OF the people Of our county. Some decline
contributing because they suppose it is unne-
cemary. Il being the general understanding
that the Government provides for the soldiers
in hospital as well as for those in the field
It is true that Government provides stores and
attendance for the bOspitaIs-but like the pro-
vision for tie army in the field. it embraces
only ihdispcRsables. If those delicacies and
luxuries which go.sO far to mitigate the suffer-
ingS Of the sick and wounded are enjoyed at
all, the soldiers mnst be indebted for them to
the kindness Of their friends at home.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-20
SRERIFF SIZE

p Davsi W.'se 1pY vShss Of an execution to me
es.rs. s,sAo,. Si5SSSsss Ten g The Court & q
~ Ohio, shall oaar at pabIc sale, at the door Of the
Court reon iq Delaware t.a.sFf i.a,,Hff-s -f..tE
On Monday the 2Sd day of lscembcr, 1861,
between the hours Of and o'co9kp. Of said day,
tho following described 0state vii. II range
township section s. lsl - middle part bounded and
described follows, 10 wit: The undivided half
what Is neiaded in the following bOundAres TO wit:
bounded north by tho Seetiu1 uRa: by David Ian
GoRs iands and aDuth by ElIjah 0aFneyss iaId u.
HOdgdo and samuel II. Parks and west by 7larnabas
ClaFkes; containing nfy acres or laRd but subjoet
the dover Of Polly Nichols theFaIn she owning the
undivided hall In her Own FighE.
i.Ht -@l-s- n. C. WATERS, sheriff.
Nov. a, 1851. 90
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-20
HARDWARE.
C. D. POTTER & co.

c. D. POTTER & co.
uAvE NOW IN STORE THE LARGEST AND MOST
II complete assortment of
American and Foreign Hardware
ever offered in this market, consistipg in part of
20 Tons Rolled, Hammered and Swcdes Iron;
NaylUT's Cast, l. B. Gel main, a. h. Spring. steel;
Ton 7. Y. F. and American Nail Rod;
and Pittsburg ManufaetuFei
Axels, Vices, AnyiIs, Bellows, c.; Coil ChainA II6
"a and Ti6; Log Halter and Breast Chains; Cow Ties:
lump Cham and Tube, RQis, Nuts Washers, &c;
200 Boxes iirs; quality Glass from x9 5Ox4O (any
size cut 70 nrdtr sash, Iaprs and Blinds furnsh d
raints=zWhitp and Red Lead il oil and dry, French
Hnc, White LithaTagc, YenItiPn Red, Whiting, &c.
TurIcntne, Linsccd Oil and Putty;
Brushcs-laint, Varnsh, WhiteYash, Horse and Shoe,
Feather DustcrE; f-F
800 dozcn Locks and Intehcs complete assortment:
200 dozen Greenwood Butts loo dog. Wrought Bread
Narrow. Table and Brass Buts TalIner's Blind and
Greedw6od's Congress Butts; Blind FastcnmGs and
Sash Locks; l cord Gimblet pointed Screws.
Z y B l. L G UTLER
C. H. p Co. would respectfully callthe attention of
houscEeepers and others to their stock
Cocoa and common Handles, with and tined Steel
Forks Ivory and Cocoa handled CarTers;
American and English Sheorg a sexsnrs
BROAD Wsss Hss a @ Rc
Augurs-Millwrights, Carpsntetts, C. $. and common
Btts-Ciark' Graduated, ChIrcbills, Hammer Twist,
l'Hommedeu's and common fH5
Chisels---c S Socket, Mnrtise PAIRING and Farmer;
Saws-Iea and Leayfts Auldy and Sash, English and
American y Cut, shepherd L Irving's, Spear Jack
sons and other makes; hand Funnel, Rip, TenoA and
Compass Saws.
Bench Planes, Plumbs, Levels &c. t=f
Handlcs--Saw, Plane, Augur, Chiscl, Pick,
Gute hinges, SclCshuttng and common 1000 Strap and
joint hinge Wrought Rasps and Staples Gate Iatches
WHIPS Whip Lashcs and Hide Whips Patent and Enan-
eled Leather Em9meled Carriage Cloths; Oil Table
Cloths and oil Carpet; SaddIery and Harness Trim
nings Shoe Kit, good assortment Bird Cages
Glasses, Canary Seed etc. tagether with a
other articcs 70 which the attention of the public Is
respectfully invited sst1i aug .26, So
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-20
asAwsucr 81 RAEorns." s."-The bows of Ba

@SAwBucK RAKaERs."-The boys of Bava-
eEia, Cernlout county, o., who too young
10 20 into the army, have formed a company
r-e, which they caIl the "Sawbuck Rangers" the
y 404 design being to the wood Of those women
whose husbands are in the army of freedom.
We understand company similar to that
s-,r noticed. above exists 10 this place. the mem
bers Of which speedily dispose Of all wood piles
ytnBo bclOnging 10 Che families Of absent volunteers
with which they come in contact
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-20
SHERtFF SALE.

Up. weaver ny virtue Of an execution Ga
7. % ne direessd from The
Davidson Bowman. CsurHeF asnnassn Pleas Of Del
county Ohio, shall offer At public sAlr the
door Of ths Court Room in Dslawsrs,
On Saturday iDeeombsr esth, ltGl %.
between the hours sf 10 oscock A. m and o'eIssk n
VI "a il day. the following described real rslate 70
i'll Situate In tho sounty 9I DSla and Vhi0
nd IN EcTlin township ana bounded and deaeTibed N
slleWs: B~iaE ln-LviE Nus Al %, sS and "a in the
own Of Cheshire, dssiERatPd the plat ef sad
town. Hhd known the Steam Mil property. Apprai-
Cd At Sl5oo. ..
Nov. Is, '6l -
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-20

: Tao2A' z The famous Ohio White Sulphur Springs
-goTZ sete.sod by the County Treasurer. on Mon
day Of last week, at the sale of lands forfeited
-s the State forn oF
leA a4Etallrlf " - F-SN~ 49, A"N
amount of taxes due was Ss7s.s3.a Dr. C.
WzLcH, Of this place, was The purchaser
-,snJ sjt1aa5f fIxy, ~, =
and spend few days with him, provided the
board bin can be paid in a good puff.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-20
TooxxUxrcarED.l

Mr.. ED7roR:-Permit me, through your
useful paper, to tender my thanks to the citi-
zens of Delaware in general, and the members
and students of the University in particular,
for their dis;nterested kindness to me and mine,
while here stranger, by attending to sick
member of my family; which speaks highly Of
the social and moral character of the place
J. S. JOHNSON.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-20

oss JoHs r. SrESBEeK, member of the Com
50 .s.yroo pFang eeNmanded by Capt y Dyer 32d Reg
''. @ , X ent, died Of Typhoid Fever on the 9th inst
- s>A' on Cheat Mountain Western Virginia The
deceased vas son Of VIM. stenbeck. of Ber-
81, q, .arguolin township. 5eeoa roL
s9ea, ga About the middle Of November, young
man named GARDSEE, also Of Berlin township,
and member of the same company died Of
the snme5discaEe. These deaths make in all,
we believe six thathave occurred among the
!. 1zA volunteers from Delaware county
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-20

s9ss. = i m We are indebted TO Hon s. SHErA RARoER
sti 1s for copy Of Major Mordecais Report of his
& s 5' Sc Military Tour in Europe during the CFimean
@a War-a large quarto volume containing elab
crate details Of the state of military science
in the countries visited, and possessing pc
ruar interest especially TO military men, al
gLlJ this juncture.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-20

RaTE The aPeadid weather we have beer enjoying
Of late, though coming at the when
winters winds and SHOWS might reasonably be
expected, has all the characteristics Of Indian
Sun marc gFe season has thNs FAR been re.
markaby mild throughout the country, and
accounts from Europe speak of the same pc
.sa .sbeuIiarity.6a that side l6ftha Atlantic
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-20

= Lieut. REIo, who commenced recruiting in
a 4.ra8t this county for Col BauseEwiens Regiment,
10 bos 81 but afterwards recruited Gor Col Canwe and
aq 10 7ianehnnged hs fed Of operaonstO Marion cOun
-aaQ Ts has ruised about sixty men, and Is now in
the camp Of the SD KentOn.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-20

leg1sI vSSlcuru lfom 6upt. i'uRDr that the 82d
Regiment has enough men recruited and in
camp TO bring il upto the minimua 1um yer.
s'RoT4 4syi aair prospect Of reaching the maximum
.4rxao, thecouFsa ofa week. lie took with him
last week from this county some sixty men.
10Y ''"''7 and yesterday took about twenty more. Dis
Company has not been organized yet.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-20

: s,,.as A portion Of the s2d, Col Fords regiment
having been engaged in the late fght in West
ern Virginia, 4 is likely the Delaware boys
= lCnpt. Ryer's Company participated.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-20

An election for Justice Of the Peace for this
township, TO al the vacancy Occasioned by the
expiration of the term of R. B. Smith, takes
place on the 3Ist inst.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-20

Cooley for danHary is q splendid aumber.-
aIt is incompaFaRly the best work of IFS kind
published, and ladies desiring a magazine
should Subscribe for it, IT can be procured at
/ loWest eIab rates on application at this Office.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-20
90 -.

.aSoIaa The Indies Of St. PapPs N. p GhHrch will
bare Church Supper at Femplar Hail. on
.-,a. Tuesday evening, December 24th, kGhistmas
y = eFs9 where they hope 70 have the presence and
patronage Of ali their friends. The proceeds
tobe dsyoted 2 improving the. Church prop
heS8 TOVas- 49, ~ y
lf. -e---Ha
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-20

80 =. MIsFoeFrNE This is world Of misfortune,
and one Of the saddest to goad honseskeepeF
slh lis to be afflicted With heavy, sOEF bread, biscqr
&c. 6yoR gre eEar troRbled in this way, get
u. p. De Land a Co.'s Chemical Saleratus,
Fo41s HEEheR yoR viii be surprised by its charmipg
results in nFem9viFg the cause Of your nisfOr=
tune,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-20

ID a4s&sga IRo s1s Y. s1-L
1.aI. .Mr. c. j. WErn.onE, Of tbeState Auditors
,,. Office viii please except our thanks for his kind
<o7 ness in sending us a copy Of the last Annu-
tnat at Report the Ohio State Board of AgricuI-
vvo fegtuFe.vod ia sIaU51 y G2@~
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-20

510!Ehc usual vacatohIor tho hodays4- Ito con-
s,,,, 81. tinue three wccks-commenced on Wcdres-
day, and s now being enjoyed by the studcn's
IF theQ w. University and the o. W. Fe-
&c mAic College
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-20
Sheriff sale.

Daniel F. g so9dA1' BY ttI.. virtue q q. e
ThsrDas w. Powell 81 al. lirsvtod by The suPe.
riSr cOaEt Of Hamilton Gounty, Ohio, shall for
sale at the door Il the Court Room in peiawAFs,
Tuesday the 3lsi day of DcceHbcr, 1861,
between the hours Sf 10 oslseR a. M. and ologk p
of said day the following described real estate IA
witt Being part o original Tut Lets Nt IS and &C. ~
the town Of Delaware ISiAwHre county, ohio ana -
bounded north by the property Of A. Thomson; east
ey this OoNtanGy RiTOr; eOnth by alley between
aud the property Uf =. Finch ESQ: and west by ga
duHhy strSet-and bong about IS fesi front on said
SauduSky street.
T. WATERS, Sherin.
EsE. 20, 1861. (SS ,OO)
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-20

Messrs- c. Hills, c. PIatt and J. F. -LAti-
mer offer great inducements to those about to
purchase holiday presents. See advertise
ments. u
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-20

SiILVER and Platad Spoons and Forks,
- Silver and Plated Butter Knives, Soup Itdles,
sugar and Cream Spoons, Pickle Forks &c.
Fine Ivory Handle Knives. -
Ivory and Wood Handle Kvcs and Forks
Plated and Britannia Tea Sets, Coffee and Tea Pots.
Castos Fruit Baskets Fancy Tea Bells, &C. viii always
be found IN variety at NO. 3, WILLIAM BLOCK. (
ApFfl l5, 1859 aasa
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-20
NEW AND OLDI

Tub undersigneA having sSld aad bought 81
y bold tive OF HE best machines for preparing mate
rial for building purposes in ths knsH woFgs Thuarss
sWoodworth's Planeing Machine, which has dNns the
work In for the last eight years IN
this county, and still do the with perfect
and prices rodRced The second is d. BeFow's Patent
sash Machine, whieh makes sash, Blinds and Doors BY
fgeding 1t with clear and dry iumber-such make
all oour building materials have been in the busi
ness long enough 10 knsW that other kind viii
swer. We would say ter the benefit Or the pe0pso Of
cenrauhio that Weoud be very sorry have tAeEade
ecved by otheEs tales lies WOu be very much
pleased to have them and with naked eyes.
We are also prepared to Furnish
Sash, BLINDS, Doors, Window and DoOF
Francs, n M0aIdiBga, PaneIs, etc., 81
Of all descriptions at the very 0wost possible figures
sash aled with glass and pRated OOriDg1 siding, and
in fact evory thing In the house finishing line at
As have the largcststoek hand OF Sash
n8ors &c, In the city will guarantee prices to suit
purchasers. Especial attention is paid 10 manufacture
Of Window Bnds order, all completed. Faineed and
hung atrcduced prices Feeling under reIsOd obliss-
tons to ourrrisnds and patrons for their kin
for the last eight years would til sOliGt slre Of
the same. Respectfully
aug. E6 .5s-stf. PERRY & ROBINSON.
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Cheesa I cheeseI

WkS ARE Constantly FeeeiFipg from our Agent
wv wellington ~ Alo, Choice Lots Of Western Resery
Cheese, which, owing The War are very low indeed
price, Call and examine "
July ~ ls6l s. n. LITTEIL, a SON.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-20

Ill<1a Letters intended for members Of the 18th
Regiment Regular Infantry should be addressed
S ssa s., 10 Lebanon. KY. which place the rcgi
..r.. s.. ment is at present stationed.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-20
Wanfed

EURS! EURS!!
highest market price paid for all kinds Of shi
II ping fuTs. lmar l5-ftf.l A STRAUSS
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-20
VIZ AR NEWS

N ELY, 81. 90
VT ISH to inform the citizens of Delaw. re and
w vicinity, that they have nttci7 up u LADIES
PARIOR, and It:E CREAM SALOON where the luVurIsE
of will be served up promptly at all hours,
and the style Having secured Tho services oi
one Of best Bakers the State they prepared
furnish Breads, Pies Cakes, Crackers &c. of all dc
scrjptIo1s Parties served at the shortest notice.
Tficy Keep hand n choice selection OF Family
Groceries Coffee, Sugar, Spice, Flour
short every thing kept in n Family Grocery.
Spocia attention is given to the selection OF the best
Brands of Flour to be had in the state.
Goods delivered in town free OF charge. y
Persons wishing good lunch please call at the New
Bakery west Of Iatiacr's Store. May 10, '61-+t
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-20

ava Roberts Steel PloWs.
Just received, good stock sf RosERTs' STEEI PLows
81 which are offered to the public as superior FLOW,
Which viii be sold low for cash.
Feb. 2 g. G. CHANBERLAEN,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-20
Building Materials.
Window Glass. 9:

JUST received good stock of the Best City
d Brands, aud tor sal low by
Dec J, ,'50.@t: c. c. CHAMBERLAIN
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-20
There North /!

g sSuth has been eomPslllsa e yisla g less
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0he Alarkets.
aware MarEe

Corrected weekly by r. L. IIns sox, Wholesale an
RetaiICrooers, No. s.H-Hiams Block
, 1861-08-24

AL accounts from both sides Of the battle
fought on Wilson's Greek, near Springfield,
on the 10th, prove that it was far the most
destructive engagement, in proportion to the
forces, involved Of the Wcar. TIE Lists of the
killed and wounded On both sides are hiEhtful.
T. Hughes, of the Co1fedeIates, appears IN aa
extra ct the Weston {Mo.} Argas. Colonel
Hughes says OF the death struggle, which took
place at O'Clock, three hours after the fight
Ing commenced:
On bosA sS3<s txt s,,e,s tscre n7osed down Eks
TIE fipe AdTrest bctosr Tie sickle. NY own regi
mentwae then decimsted, and ChuEch1rs aud
Melntoeh's ArkanHas regiments suffered no&s
severely. Hers Ger; ISon va hiled>
The whole field for miles is literally covered
| with the dead. I have lcst 143 In Killed and
wounded and missing, from my command oil
I $50 men.
P.s.-We haye lost great number Of GU
officers. will name some Of them:
Gen. 9lsck, severely wounded; General
Weiehtma1. Killed Lieut.. Col. Austin, killed
Col ,. s Bsowu, Of By, killed; Capt Blsck
Rivesis regiment, kflled IisuE. i. 8. Huxhes
my own brother, killed; Capt Bsinbridge, o
Clinton, eeveTe1y wounded; Capt. ThomA!
AcCatty, Of Gsy, soVere1y wounded, and I
great many more.
Abort forty others Ct my regiment, inclu
ding the Clay county battalion, hsye heez
buried On the battle held. Amos Stout, o
Clay, md + D: Kelly and Jno. RrookIng, 0
uel Brooksrg; wounded, aud great man,
I more whom cannot now mentlnn-
have never befors HttAeese
such heart rendspg srene-State, Federal
and Conis1ezate troops IN one rcd xain. blen
on the Asld. =
, 1861-08-24
The North CHroIinx Pirates.

4OG NQIlA N&GVk20A A4INAt3s
Henry Knowles, U1aster Of the New London
schooner Transit, captured of the North Csr-
olina coast by the rebel steamer Winslow,
June %, has arrived home with his crew,
coming I'll the way around BY Liverpool. Not
withstandfng a Military passport, they were
unable to leave Eewburn, n: u, except as
eeamen On vessel that run the "b1oekade,"
and arrived in England they were sent home
by the American Consul Their passport and
documents read thus:
JoHR v. E111s, Governor OF North Carolina.
To al whom these presents Hay come.
The following persune captured on the schooner
T34nsit 81 AaSts1ss On ths s9d Of Jane 1851 viz
William Grain, mate, Com n1ecticnt.,
Martin Diasmid, eeaa1aa, Scotland, q. B.;
Fezd;nsna Roalf s'swasd ae,nany, mt
against the Confederate States.
bern and thence North has been granted snemi sna
''''e@'A'1'@' - " WAnnEf W1sszow, Nil. Sec.
5ats as1 o5 hog1 s9Re ca9sa e. TIT xers.. case cou
cennecticut; William Grain, of Connecticut. mate:
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