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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-07-05

At last accounts the Delaware boys were at
ClArksburg Va. fifteen miles from Grafton
The latter place being Gen. MeClellan's head
quarters. isperhaPs the better point to address
letters, as they can be forwarded from there
to any place where our companies may happen
to be, and it is not probable they win remain
10 the same locality any considerable length
OF time.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-07-05
- Tn order % nford- thosa smpIorea il

our odacs an opportunity to participate in the
made up Wednesday evening, instead Of
Thurpday evening. Should any important in
SSiligence be received by the dispatches Of
Thursday or Friday merning. it will be noted
in such portion Of our edition as IS not from
necessity previously struck %: H
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-07-05

b% There are now IA The Delaware County
Infrmary, seven children, FROM two to eight
years Ofage, that the Directors would be highly
pleased to find places fOr.E
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Sheriff Sale.
Saturday the lath day of July. 1861.
Administrator's 81 Sale.

In pursuance OF order of the Prob Court OF
Delaware county, Ohio made the 27t Of June
D., 1861, in the of Raymond Burr Administers
of the Estate Of Harriet Wise deceased against An
drew A. Wise and others the Undersigned will on the
2Ith Gay of July. \. d.. 1861 clock II M at the
door of the Court House in nelav1are said county;
offer at public sale the und+ied half the follow
ty and State of Ohio and in the south corner of
No 10, United States Military Survey and described
as follows Beginning at stone post set in the
sDf WI the old post stood; tie south West cor
Ee &" said lot No L ahd Southeast corner
.. 80 orth one degree east along the lot be
T. ea l. one and five fftyoLe poles ty six hun
dTeith Il pole to n stone post At the division
ara sal lot No l, thence south IS degrees 10
along the division line said lot 81 3 is
i" p1' stone on post thence south degree
Ne u ; and 56-I0o Of polo 10 a stone 81 a I1ogt
i'll line of said lot No. thence north Ss de
g. cs mi ties west along the south liJe Of said i6t
Nc at.. me line between said lot and No %;
81 l5OO poles to the place OF beginning, being the
same premises conveyed by l. j. Richardson Harriet
Wise containing ten acres moro or less,
Also the cduGRle interest Of said Harriet Wise de-
ceased, which she Beld at 1cf death in the one udi
tn.td Eaf of the following real estate: Situated n
belaStare county Of Ohio being lot No % in
acres land n6rt Of less Fof tie extent aid nature
Of said equity reference IS made to the papers on de
IN the case in the said Probate Court.
TERMS OF SAIE:-0ne-third cash hand on the day
of sale, third in and one-third two years
from the day of sale deferred payments be
hv mortgage the nrsnis soi' and t baar inter
at the rate Of per cent T annum.
b. dminister
June 2s-4w. si,s7 Of g tate Of Harriet Wis
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-07-05
RHo SH0ULD USE
DR. ]. BOVEE DoDS'
VEGETABLE
SmperiaI Wine Ritters /?


All who Afflicted with Tneipiens Consumption OF
Weak Lungs, should use then1-
Ali who suffer from weak Stomachs, Indigestion Dys
pepsIa Piles, should use them
All who suffer from General Nervous Debility, Res
Ieesness night Want Of Sleep, &C. should use them.
All persons who are conFaieseent after fever or othe
sickness should them
Ministers Of the Gospel Lawyers, Lecturers and alk
public speakers should them
Book Keepers, and All persons leading ssdentary
life should them.
The aged and iEhrm should use them
All who require skmulant tonic shonId use them
All who addicted 70 the Of ardent spirits and
wish to reform, should use them
They made Of pure Sherry Wine, and of the na-
tive plants herbs country. sho1ld be
commended by temperance societies. elergymen, ply
-scians, and all friends Of humanity.
They are prepared by experienced and skillful
physician, and aside from their medicinal properties,
Eaost delig ghtfu beverage and yet medicine,
aEe innocenf and harAless the deEs Of heaven
Ssld by druggists generally,
CHARLES WIDDEFiEID CO.. Projectors,
rs William steeet, New York.
aA- For sale by r. CORNELL, Delaware, Ohio, and
ali Druggists. feb Is, Oily
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al ChaneeHto NKake Money |!

a VAaAEei1GO 4A4aKG money
N BE subscriber own ng an interest in many
u Patent Rights in Several counties offers great
Inducements in Township and County Rights for the
following:
Smiths Corn Shelter, Wrenn's Corn Plan
ter, Sweets Road Scraper, Hollmanis Straw
Cutter, Preston's Cultiyator. Calls Excelsior
Washing Machine and Seymour's Horse Hoe
and Oultivator.
Agents wanted Specimens OF the above Machines
cen be seen by calling On A H WRENN,
May 81, '6i-f4w. Mount Gilead, o.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-07-05
mportan to renazles.

imp 0rtan to EemzIesu
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS,
Prepared by Cornelius L. Cheeseman. II. D.. 4,
New York city
The combination of ingredients these Pills the
fosuIt OF long extensive practice. They td
in their operatioh and certain in correcting aIlirregu
Iartes PainfulMenstruaons removing allobstructions
whether from cold otherwise headache pain in the
side palpation of the heart, whites, all nervous acc
tous Mysteries fatigue rain the back andlimbs, SC
disturbed Sleep which arises from interruption ofnafure
To MARRIED LADIES DR.. Cheeseman's Pills zreif1val
uabIc, they will bring the monthly period with
regularity Lade who have been Disappointed in the
of other Pills place. utmost confidence in Dr.
Cheeseman's Pills ding all that icy represent to do.
Netice-7hcTt condition # the female system
lchich the Pills otbe taken uihcut producing Pc
cULYAR RESUI The condiiien referred to I'REG-
Ma NCT-tie res fMiSCAREIA GE. Srck is the ire
sisaJe tendency oJ TIE medicine to restore the sTndI
ons 10 normal condition that erTredvirc polreT
Of nature cannot resist IL.
Warranted purely vegetable, and free from anything
Injurious. Explicit directions which should ac-
company each box Price 81. Sent by mail enclos-
ing 81 Dr.. CoRNEifts L. CHEEsEnAS Fox ,5sI, Tcs
Office, New York City. Sold by one druggist in every
townin the United States
n. B. HUTcHIEGs,
General Agent for the Unitcd States,
No 20 Cedar street, G York
To t6hontaU Whotesdtsorders should be dddreS "A.
Sold BY d. Dickinson Son, Delaware mes, GO
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-07-05
RIED.

At sl1e residence Of tho brides father, Bloomfield
the 27th ut, by the Rev Vim. Bridgmah, S;r. AN
DREW J. STRAwN to Miss II. ELLEN NJ, second daughter
of F. Price, EST
1st inst, the residence of the brides moth
er, in Delaware by the Rev. E. F. Lamb, Mr.. JAMES
HAMILTON DAVIDSON, OF Burlington, Ohio TO Miss ABBE
A. LAMB.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-07-05
Consumptives.

NyHE subscriber %tcheerfully send free Of charge)
u all who desire it. the copy of SIMPLE RECEIPE
By which he cured Of that disease ConsuInp
ton.
Sufferers with consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, or
any lung Affection he sincerely hopes viii try this Re
cept well satisfied II they do so they viii be than
satisfied with the result. Thankful for his
pIee restoration, he sanxOus 70 place in the hands Of
every suSerer the Of cure. Those wishing 9he
cepe with full directions, &c, VIII please call on
address REy WM. s. ALIEN,
May 31-f9w No. % John Street, New I ork.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-07-05

4 IL has been cold enough the last few days
to render hres comfortable mornings and even
ings-s fair representation of September
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-07-05
RELIEF II TEN NINUEkS.
BRYAN,s PULMoNIC WATERS.

heOriginal Medicine Established in 1855, AMI FIRST
ticlo OF the kind ever introduced under the meme OF
tsPUL1oNIc WATERS, % in this Or any ether % ntry
all other Pumohic Waters cOunterfeIts. Tn gen
uine can be known by thc name BRYAN being tanped
OIL each WAFER.
BRYAN's PULoToNIc WAEERS
Relieve Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Hoarseness.
BRYAN's PULMoNIc WAFERs
Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, Difficult Breathing.
BRYAN's PULAoNIc WAFERs
Relieve Splitting of Blood, Pains in the Chest.
BRYAN's ULMoSIc WAFERs
Relieve incipient Consumption, Lung Diseases
BRYAS's PULMoNIc WAFERs
Relieve irritation of the Uvuia and Tunsils.
BRTAN's PCLMoNIc WAFERs
Relieve the above complaints in Ten Minutes.
BRYAS's PCLNOSIC WATERS
Arc Blessing 10 all Classes and Constitutions.
BKTANis PbtNoNIC WATERS
Arc ADAPTED for V0calisls and Public Speakers
BRYAN's PULMoNfc WAFKRs
Arein simple form and pleasant to the taste
BkTASs PUfdoNfc WAfERs
Notonfy relieve, but effect pd dnd lasting cures.
BRYANis PULMONfC WAFERS
Are warranted to give satisfaction to every one
No family should be without a box of
ERYAN's PULzoNEC WAFBBs
in tic hbnse.
No traveller should be without supply Of
BRYAN's PUIMoNIG WAFERs
in his pocket.
No person viii over object TO giFc for
BRYSE's PULaoNfc WAFERS
Twenty 1--we Cents.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rochester y. Y.
Sold by B. DICKINSON SON, and all good Druggists.
August 81, 1850 fly.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-07-05
n.1exsesah 1Eastang Liniment,

Its wonderful effects and consequent popi-
larity: Perhaps no article in the history of
nsateria 11edicd, ever acquired the same patron
age. was subject to the saline number of severe
and different tests, and met with so few fail
utes as the Mustang Eminent. 1t has justly
been styled panncea for all external Wounds,
Cuts, Bruises. Swellings. Sprains, or eruptions
man beast. Physicians are compelled to
prescribe it; aud from its remarkable effects in
stubborn L1meness, Chronic rheumatism, &C.,
it has attracted the attention of the first scien
tiic minds of the age. No house or stable
should Ire without It, Be careful when you buy
and have it warranted as genuine. All genuine
win hereafter bear the signature Of G. w.
WEsrBRooK. Chemist and D. S BARNES, Pro-
prietor. with the words Trade Mark in two
ncdlllons of the Federal Currency Sold at
25cts. Scots and 81 90 per bottle, by all respcc-
table dealers throughout the world,
May 81, Pun. D.S. Barnes, New York
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-07-05

COSTAR OF n Y. is philanthfoplst He
knows that this grain country of ours is iutes-
ted with Rats and uther Vermin, and hence to
oblige the public of North iowa, he pays us
good price tu advertise a SURF cure for these
troubles. We have tried Custar > Rat Exter-
minator ON own premises. and we are
pleased to call it the very thing wanted 10y all
who are over-run with these little thieves who
not only destroy your grain. ! u. ruin your eel
lars ana grtineries. We know several instan-
ccs in town, where one application alone sent
the Rats off for period of tNGluve months =
who would be withuht such remedy.
Editor of tile Times, McGacgor, Iowa.
See advertisement in this day S paper
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- p p

& a -
PARKs' PRICKEx PLAgTERss
They Inpart &rength they Annihilafs Pain.
PARKS lTIhese Delightful Plasters Yield
| II readily 70 the mOtI0n Of the body,
E@E@S@ absorb PRECIPITATION and throw of all
p0RUS the offensive coaguiated impurities Of
1.-The system They should be used for
PRfGKGs all Chronic Pains, Fainfness, Dyspep-
~ acrrre isia, Colds, Consumption, Rheumatism,
1AAOAGRsS tFe.nale Weakness, etc. They retain
ar so1p their active propensities when other
iPlasters are useless and arhere applied
BY ALL D1in cannot exfst. Every family sho'd
have them One size cloth, three
DEALERS sizes leather Sample sent by mail
From to lon reeeiPs p % e eeP9s- * psi, povv
2K DIMES View York
Marah %, I--fsty.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-07-05
WALL Paper O. BSrIer,
Curtain Goods, Oil Shades.

C(hHtnSwarc. GlaSSE+Hft,
Groceries; Yankee Notions,
Shoes q Boots, &c, &c.
Ir short complete o4tbtting establish
fhtht for Ladies aiid tientiemen, Boys and
tiitIs Housekcepcts HaiHeils and Bpthelors.-
To. CASH BUFFERS ETTR40R GH2-AR ! IN
DCCENENTS lciU be offered either at wholesale
retail Prices will he the lotrkst tiitrent wesi
of the Sea-Board. An early cxaHiihation OF
Goods and Prices solicited.
Delaware Marrh 2e 6t-td.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-07-05
House for Rent.

hesA, A PLEASANT and Convenient Dwell
Xxi, "A ling House, containing seven Rooms, to
.1 rent on Low terms, Apply 10
Nay 4, '6I-4tf. HIRAM HULL.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-07-05
Harvesting for 1aM1.

@@GG WU1O4W8 1U4 @WD&'
r An Agent for the following superior Rearing aud
II MuwiGg Machines which offered to TIE Farmers
of this county at manufacturers prices, viz
Hubhard's Standard Mower
Do. Do with Reaper attached,
Little Hubbard Mower,
Kirhy's American Harvester.
Fishers Wrought Iron MoMtf,
Farmers Invited TO call aud look At sample ma
chimes on hand at the AgricultuI4 and Hardware
store Of C. G. CEBAM ERLAlN.
May 3,'d1
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-07-05

Tho following extract from letter written by
RevJ s. Home, pastor Of the lierrepoint Street BaT-
tiet E.nrch, Rronklyn, n Y. the 'JOurna and
seugcrf G'ucipnatI, Ohio speaks volumes
Of that World-reLd~ned medicine; Mrs. E;NsLow 6
SouTuING SYRUP FOR 6HiLDRES TETTtiSG:-
"a We sec advertisement yonr coluTnns of MRs
WISsL0w S SOOTHING SYRTF. NuW never said n word
in favor of patent medicine before in hfe ~
feel compelled say your readers that thus
humbug-sVe iAya TKIEr ir, ASb
tLANs- Il is prdbably of the ssIul med
iches Of the day, hecanse il Is nt the hast. And
those Of your readers who have babes cant do bntter
than in a supply
March 22ti. I 61-%<Iy
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-07-05

D lessings Combined Corn Planter and Show
ID Plow@Ihe best pattern ever invented
For sale by c, c. CHAMBERLAIN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-07-05
Dr.. Velpeau,s Cankerine,

DR. NELPEAU US GANKERIN Ecures store Mouth
DR. EELPEAU SCANKERINE Sore Nipples.
DR.. NELPEAU'S CANKERINE cures liberated Sores.
DIR. VELPEAU' s CANKERINE cures Cuts.
DIR. NEIHEAU'S CANKERINE cures Burnss
DR.. VEIPEAU'S CANEERINE cures Sores.
DR. VELFEAU'S CANKEllNE eurvs Chapped fips
DIR. NELfEAU' = CANKERINE cures liberated Gums.
DIR. NEIPEAU'S CANKEiilNEi is the be & Purifier Of
the Breath of anything known
DR. NELPEAU s CANF ERlNE cures Canker in the Mouth
Throat or stomach, resulting from scarlentiBs or
Typhus Fevers.
IaG.es you delight pure srfsite teeth the Tan
kcrne, =;Id your desire will barealized. We pllEe
word that entirely from acids and III poisunaus
substances and be given infant with perfect
safety It will preserve the teeth aud keep the gums
free from ulcers II is equally efcacious for nursing
mouths In all the thousands uf remedies that have
been put forth for the Of the various diseases above
mono can co Ial thc Cahkerine:
Sold in De aware by NJ L. STAIR; II. CoRSEILB Z. DICK
ISsoN & StN md BY Druggists generally.
J. .BURRII.I4 Il Cos,
PrOprietors, 93 Maiden Lane, y. Y.
Rsad thef6 owing certidcatefroma wellknOwn citizen
of Columbus
CoLuMBuS, ONO Sept. IL, 1850.
Messrs. !. BuRRILL Co.: GeRteDaen-Being troubled
with Sore Throat while travelling in Pcnnsy lvHna
wasrecommendcd to use your CANKERINE, and by using
twcs entirely cured 1. therefore, recommend Ii
1It,lt with lly Ii tn ,Olt bsifevins
iIss < Int .ysry fa-hily- should have. Vary
jtfllly, 'tt5 .'6j-fIyl W. l.. HUiH ES
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-07-05
Barnhill's Corn Drills.

p UsT received One dozea Of the above celebrated
Mas 10, 'ei~+2mos G D. POTTER Il co.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-07-05
sg- See rAqt tie People, Pres dad D.al.rs

s- -e' t.t s.r = ..t -
BzJ- See srAat the People, Pres dad Dealers,
sdp -. .-- .'.s- d, .sa 'i''
HESaI R. cosTAE..-AY the gqr.ser have bspa irOu-
tho house for the foaches we're every IparAa
week there was not t3arh or mouse IA theA ouss.
IL JoFH B. GTVEss, No - Elm aEes1-
HoUsEKRisf fERs-troubIed with vermln need be ~
Iongerf they "CoErAR's" ExterminatoFs. We have
used tito our satisfaction and box cost g. would
have IT, Ns have tried pbfsons but they 6nectbd n0ih
ing; but article toes the breath odt o. rats,
Nice and Bsd.Bugs, quicker than we can write - y
sette = ....s 5, 80 ..-t.aA .s r.
MoKE GRGTS aid provisi5ns 6T6 destroyed annually h
Grant county by Termn than W6uld pay oF tons of h1
rat and Insect kiiler.-LaReqSsryT VS. H@raia.
HzvRY r. C,srAA---Yoar EkterminhtorsiS iS rsostvedi
and PTOnnunced decided success. We used box
u it, ami the way the aud MRe around pFeam
"raised Ned" that night wlsn caution 70 aioeparn
then rat or mouse has been heard ID oal
lar or kitchen ,-AagreqOr, IOvas 7ilefst, :
IHAvn HzHx aDa1asc4fous ErtefhtnatoF for ths lani
year and have found q 4 SAss ytsvsFy time hsv8
known Il 70 fail In o single iuHtG6co a. ~ ~
GRoRaB RusE, DFuggiatl rangtoas O.
Ws ARR ssILESG-Your proparatishs rapidly. Whsfs;
they have been used rata mice ,FoaoAa9 Gae
n.a dsHppear immediatsty. " Il ~ r =
B6rrR s1OvpzHR, Druggists, New Windsor Ma
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-07-05
$25! Frp ,yment. S 76
AanNrs VIZ aa.run,

TETE WILL pay from ss5 ip SIS per month, and
wv all expenses, TO active Agents, or We commits
Ou. Particulars sent free. address ERIE Sewing Bia
shine C"EfANY r JAMES, General Agent, Milan, Ohio
cMay lis Ia.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-07-05

To b..&Ir. Il 5-Asi.. Iii Reaches. &c.
To D.sr55y Nice. norss. Ii.
...s- q g..
To Destrog-Bed Bugs,
-.ae4-sai. =. 49, st,,-
To DESTROY Moths, Fleas, Ants, &e.
e. sS-s = - ~ . 81
To Dsssrog- Mosquitoes,
DyF.ts s-sss - !, - .l..'@ aIyr
To Dssiaoy-tasscts on Plants and F0uls,
,'~sez - ar 8 srt Sc .-,s
To Dsaro5g-fnseets Of Animals, "a. az
aS-~;. e. fA=aA / s,--5 s..'-s 49, 4. i., a.
To DaS!rOy- hs,set5 form and species Of veEuhilf.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-07-05
Gas! Gas Il

NAs FIXTURES OF A VARIETY OF STYLES AN
III price. Call and see them a. e y. POTTER 3 90 g
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-07-05
Sheep sheafs.
Corn Painters.

r ust Received good assortment OF sheep =
al at tho upper Hardware and Agricultural store
May ), '6l. e. {. CHAMRFRLAl
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-07-05
chr atlarkets.
1eia~aEe Marke

Cur-ccted weekly by r. + II1Irs sox Wholesale an
Retail Grocers, No. 4 wilIianlE Bloek
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-07-05

Sa oSss ,oSassP aaa P' ' farm Of Chester Camp
said bridge be to plan
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-06-21

recognized as that of bis commanding Of.
6cer "NO quarters, my lads-cut them
down !"
The fight was soon over--the result
could not be doubtful. The refugees
we're cooped up and could not escape,
while their enemies outnumbered them
Eve to one. Harding fell in the begin
ming of the fray. The assault, the melee,
and the defeat passed almost with tho
rapidity Of thought.
1--WE were just in time" said one OF
Vaughan's comrades when the scufle was
terminated, and every refugee either slain
or pinioned. "Your messenger fortunate
ly found us at the post"
The terrified Emily now came from the
chamber where she had fed with her faith
er; and by her fair hands were Vaughan 8
wounds bound up. After the war, she
and our hero were happily married aud
Kitty, as recompenso for her service,
was taken into their household. 1t is said
that old men still live in the quiet valleys
Of the Hudson, who have heard from par
ticipants in that days fight the story Of
the land pirates death.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-06-21
NUMBER 30.


to rally under the Gag Of their State, for
tho protection Of their endangered homes
and Rresides, and for the defense Of their
most sacred rights aud dearest liberties.
In issuing this proclamation hold IL 10 be my
solemn duty 10 remind you that Mssouri is sill
one Of the United States that the Executive De-
partment Of the State Governments does not ar
rogate TO itself the power TO disturb that rela.
tion that power has been wisely vested In the
cOnsention, which will at the proper time ex-
press your sovereign win, aud that meanwhile Il
Is your duty 10 obey all Constitutional require
ments Of the Federal Government; but Il =
equally my duty to advise you that your frs,
allegiance is dueto your own state, and that on
are under no obligations whatever 20 bey The
unconstitutional edicts of military jes tism at
Washington, nor 10 submit TO the infabous and
degrading sway Of its wicked minious in this
State. No brave aud true-bearted Missourian
will obey the one or submit 10 the other. Rise,
then, aud drive out ignominiously the INVADERS
who have dared TO desecrate the soil which your
labors have made fruitful, and which Is conse-
Grated by your homes.
(Signed,l CLAIBORNE r. JACKSON.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-06-21

ACARELEss COMMISSION MERCHANT
There is an on DIT in circulation to the eff
feet that lot of Muskets shipped by the
administration at Washington for Dres-
den, Tenn, and designed for the Union
men of Weakley County, consigned to a
commission merchant at Paducah, were
by accident forwarded to Union City
The number of muskets was 500. In the
hands Of southern men at Union City they
will be put to good use. Mr.. Etheridge
will have to give "Old Abe" the name OF
a more careful merchant at Paducah, when
another shipment is made,-Nash, Pat
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-06-21

reA- A Northern man furnishes this ac-
count of the Texan Rangers he saw at
Richmond:
"Ben McCullough's Texan Rangers are
described by our informant as desperate
set of fellows. They number one thous-
and, half savages, each Of whom is mount
ed upon mustang horse. Each is arm
ed with pair of Colts Navy revclVers'
a rifle, a tomahawk, Texan bowie knife,
and losso They are described as being
very dexterous in the use of the latter
These men are to be pittied against Will
sons XouaNct and NcMullin's Rangers.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-06-21
Correspondence Of the Nashville Banner,
II Hon. G. A. Henry.

hO1s VI a. hOhIys
/MR. EDiToR:-In looking over the EN-
i6ent men who are worthy of the highest
honors which Tennessee can bestow, the
question arises, (Which one of them
should be her Governor for the next two
years2 While we would cheerfully sup
port for that position any man acceptable
to the great body of the people, it would
yet afford us unusu" pleasure to see Gus.
tavus A. Henry, o. Montgomery, elevated
to that high ofic, the almost unani-
nous vote of the pc. Possessing tai
ents of the highest ora \chastened by the
experience of long lit, private char.
acter of spotless purity, y politician OF
rare disinterestedness identified in feel
ing and interest with Tennessee and the
South, and having occupied medium pO.
sition between the original Secessionists
and Unionists-a position clearly and for
chilly defined in his eloquent letter of the
29th of January last, which you had the
manliness to vindicate against the charge
of "unsoundness" made against it at the
time of its first appearance, he possesses
peculiar qualifications and fitness for the
.Gubernatorial office, which l am persua
ded fully in my own mind he would fill
with rare acceptability.
Patrick Henry held the Office of Gov,
ernor during the most critical period il
the history of Virginia, and it would b.
a striking coincidence should his kiusman
.G. A. Henry, hold the same Office during
the most critical period of the history o
Tennessee.
H. Y. r.