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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-22
ss Eruit Trees, Grape viaes,
~ Orua0ieniai Shrubs, Erergree.s,
Hoses, Eafkas, s.. Sc.
4 III NVLC NbUo NUAoEhI,
a. (N,t covering over ! 90 Acres or fAndJ

.a LNst covering over 100 Acres or EAnd'J
FRCT, F7lEfS.-Applc. Pear. Peach, Plum, n. ~,
AZ. bftE or tiI flFi Dq1T frees; of tle mosI p
prove, vlr Il for Ohio and tie West; much b. ttrr
and cirtpor tLau Easrcsu grown Irecs, for Western
plant rig.
GRA! n rAiNES--tPcludmg the finest nov, hH-dy
<oTts1 lazr ID ai4 i; h ecH. Cunedras HaatIuTd
i'runjy, e; guol strong ruUisr as r~iCeed prices<
1lRS hi.NTAIaSHkU Is --tiFor one kuWdF9i 81 s--
:. tIiy of Jhein 'ey h3n fiii cheap.
bClIEhiE ta.'s- -ald making hnnie dttI GeTirr.
EYERGHEENs.-Of all the harcy, apprcvOd k'ns,
pf them Of htrgc and having bson Al
tiu sursspNtvt'i in the-Nnrshry are sure t' s+rw.
RO FS.-A spcndid eOhcet on, includpR htS Or more
" tn ufst IlA bril ferprtn" Moss aid other lfs
Kin 3, " I'll as Chinese, Noisottr Tea &r.. At
ioss W gers As i'H b Iah-s gTbcL rlId etltr
ele4i Finsei htg i1hi f.. n 3 urazHsf
t., DeS ripfiCe ftidi que viii sent lCrHfs b.
all applicants Tr'rs Sc-sNi hcSecuF.iy rnrkpu. ssd
fOrwHrle any Ioiutr tir t lguiY Canal, fh 10
River AZ hfiy h. disyc mad myury may BE- Eat-3
-7-t by Is rss Other tiuln Ac pal o. he
country. Address
1MFC q Tg.E rBAFEHA NJ IhANEOAIs6 eaS'r
~ Fs1 IS. Bl@ftr ( f n CJ.umRuE, ohae
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-22
frOuriher agony. Her age was years.

AsAks4- - -A----
81 Al s0ur people were aroused by an alarm of fire
ssnbout quarter past IL o'clock on Monday night.
= Il was found to proceed from the old ROokery
on Winter street, known as Mary WalIing's
HOTEL and was owned BY a. NJ. J. Elliott,
.saOf Aibortysa The dremensBere promptly on the
ground, but the FIRE had made such headway
! on ihe old frame, that it couldn't be put out,
4aud the building was burned to the ground, to
the great joy Of many and to the sorrow of but
GS2ts86 86N. asTsTEGlIG1 L9e1
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-22

We have received from the agent, Mr. A.
- q, Torreys a copy Of Mrs. Winsowis Domes.
% tic Receipt Book This little work contains
g7il9usany new and valuable RECEIPTS and should be
in the hands ofaeEery housewife in our county.
To be had, gratis, at DekinsOn's Book Store.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-22
VA KEK---<e---------s,---------- - - g

,ARrHuB's HoNE MAoAzINE.-This excellent
=, monthly, for April is before u.s. It contain a
,r's, Steel engraving, fashion plates and nEa'be'
- Of charming stories. Terms: - 90. Al
iiI~ dreSe r. 8. Arthur & Co., 323 Walnut street,
I'M PhfhsaslpAia.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-22

ias Mr.. Gaddis will Glelivera lecture on Tenn
s5spsranee al Tempiar Hall this eve ming, also to
sss -. rsaffoWss evening Let all who can go and
sresSesaairi rim 7g 7silss.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-22

sss@ Several Of those who were indicted tie
last term oGaour Court Of Common Pleas r,r
keeping reonls for the sale of Intoxicating liq-
ours, plead guilty, were Gned and discharged !;
last weqEa they were taken in custody by the
abGiGon c1Datieus for said fines and costs,
sra4ld have applied for benefit or Jbc writ Of Ha
4 beas -CpEFFs9 Their cases will have hearing
before the Probate Court to day
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-22
John Logan PigintlT Co1rtof Comm m les
aeailsst i---of Delaware County
j JiiIn ogden. All VI ] n Or and State OF Ohio.
den his yIfs, aud john y ieh- -r,,i >,o,

m TI1T,1 TTU
YOHN OGDEN aiid ~ . j II ogden his rifo hs-sS
u resiieuce suppose to be the state OF ill, =
wI take notice thar Jviiu ogansid On tho iourtc n
Of February, AZ r. 81 1,e h3s petition IN thu Caurt
Of Common fnas within ana fer the cuanty m D6IaW,s
in s'yd Slatapi OHIO, iAst the SAID JOhD Og ilAail
". n Bgden 6iy Whe slf 1uhn si chel deene
setths fsrthsIht hsaid JahB 6sdeuaind 81 J a. ts.
DIN his wife on tlfs ls Dag ot sept nibr a. H. IS"t,
EAvs mortgage 20 Jamss Mitchell Oh m Lots No ny
rIXty ana -ae t scorGcd and dfHignAt,n
the EasFdea idafbf tlitbbNFccf sonth n,Jsware ing
the Premises s5il by said Jahn Mtchelf - said ~
by deed bearing AugJSt Sir. 4. J.. 1854. 10 ssA
tnrut "l ong ttpgsgnd di!as. ecqrt Hg eerta
u hand recfrcd To iT sail tgigc aud That shf
gan purchased said nJrtugcof lid Nhehsi;
aB'hpfsyilg thai ~ sad Jel. may pay th-ys
Of (SS1H,5+1 rpshi hundred SEVENTY -Itine fs'
dnd my -four cents, lapcd be due, MT.
Get liqm the li tpg "f Ap-sf. A. n. sl6e-vT thas
.A1 promises may b. sold 60 iar the AnG saia
irlrn lAnts ht! Thai hy required u aHswur
II P.ttuL Jsiof5 ii. iii Guy Of April. 4. D.
FSJj -s--s --- J. :. JONfS.
Attorney ieF ! l.ILtI
Feb+l5 TKeil-st .IFs6.CI
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-22

I'd. s-ssst-# ..s.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-22
Great Internal Remedy

Great Internal Remedy
rs curing THOUSANDS of cases where all eth
Il reInedles have utterly ,fglled. u Is no mere
ANopYxE'' relieving for the inDnpnt, but is perfect
SPECIFIC aud CURE for those Painful diseases, The
vast nlinhef OF Laiment tions and External
medicines which act ~tnulants or the surface only
are merely temporary their rfcts and of doubtful
Of ali trouble ana ectIa parishes the disease from
the systom. We advise anil AL U give il . trial
and becnEe satisfied Of its wOucerful pawrr-
Read tAe Astonishing At aref IrSoua cfiiepS f
BsfaEo.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-22
w. p. RE- II, ;.

ATTORNEY AT LAW.
VTYIIL practice Law in Delaware Morrow
w Un,oh and adjoining COUNTIES
,tJffcr IN the Williams n IAtmer building
pelawure, o.. Mar ], 'ol -fF;
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-22

= An election for Post Master was held on
Satdrdayti accordance with the resolutions
published in our last issue, and with The follow
irU srae,tf.~ -
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-22

5ly of n" above ploWs be hal with either et~sl
Or East She's or botb may be desired and II DO
for ffeigifs
EsBzz &C. cuAMBKR1-alsg.l
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-22

HALL at y. WILLIAMS Tin Shop gnd examine tSs
W Uef arfasin she y o. SC,lAiS sPYi.Es that tksrs
the =Lfte. Pri.c & 90 per 100
Feb p, 1861.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-22

The Annual Exhibit Of the Corporation,
pRblished .ip to-day's issue was handed us in
time iOF last weeks paper, but owing to a
pressure of business in the Office, we we're moi
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-22

a "A = : -
-.a Godey's Ladys Book for April has been re-
II contains another of his superbly
1co8oFed, double, fashion plates; beautiful
~7qsSesl engraving, entitled "The Pet Donkey
music; drawing lessons and budget OF inter
ssrsesting literature. Terms S3 90 per year
Is,,Address L.. A, Godey, 323 Chestnut ST. Phil
savsaaelDhia. E9iig.1 ts. s3
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-22

Inc"sed hnd twenty I've cents. IS Tar which Cd h"-
nf -'CcphHlic Pills Send address Of Rev. Nm. Iii
ler Rpyn9idshurg. FrankIin " en! Chi+ Il = rGHs-
Y0uF pills work Ike chHrn4--curP Headache almOS
,Egll Dis 1Tra,rrar..
WM. C. FILLER.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-22
-r RELIEF IN TEN NIEUfES.
RRYAN;sa PULMoNIC WAFER S

. > .eI9A95- q s Is G5noc ~
The Original Medicine Established in 1S5 5Ar6 s ar-
ticIO OF the kind introduced uuCeT tie ucIne o.
% PUL1oNIC NAFERs y IN This OF apy ather Country
1aIi other P1llnoc Waters counterfeiis The gen,
uine can be known by the nO ne BRYAN bengstamped
o. each WAFER.
BRYxS g PUrHoSIc- -W4FERs-
Relieve Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Aoarseness
BRYAx's PULMoNIc WATERS
Relieve Asthma. Brohshitls DHHenlt Breathng-
BR1AN's PCL1loNIC N4FERS
Relieve Splitting Of Blood, Pains in the Chest.
BRfAN'sr sCLISSIc-l~ " AFE1s
Relieve Incl pfent GdnAhiaptiSu, Lung Diseases.
f.--,.-.-s BRYAN's i'ULMoNIc HAFERS - Z wr
Relieve Irritation OF tho Gytia and Tonsils.
BRYAS's PCIMoNIc WAFERs ~ ,s-
Relieve the above complaints in Ten Minutes
BRYAK's PCLMoNIC ANlTERs
Are Blessing TO ati Classes and Constitutions
BRY4N's PTLAoNIc WAFERS .ez.E-
Are adapted for vocalists and Public Speakers.
BRYAN's PULMoNlC WAFERs sr--....
Are in simple form and pleasant TO the taste
BRYAN's PUIMoKIc WAFERs
Not only relieve, but effect rapid and lasting cures
BRYAN's PULMoSlc WAFERs
Are warranted to t,fve satstac ctioH 10 every one
No family should be without a box Of
Bryan 3 PCLMoSIC WATERS
in Ihc house.
Notraveler should be withouta sGpply Of
BRYAE's PtLMoS1c WEFARs
IN his pocket. s. g.
~ No person viii over object TO give for
BRYAN's PULMoNIc WATERS
tEsF t.H3 TWentAi5ir-e Gents. a-lf-Et
JOB MOSES Sole Fro2r'etQr, Rochester n Y
SOll by p. DfcEIssoS & Sen, ana al g1oi druggists
L %tlsRiTs te9u ft1'
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-22
alem Aarfrtise1utnts.

Estate Of Rob't. NEc. cellar.
NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
IN has been appointed and quaihed as Executors 81
the esGata of Robert Mccoy Cellar, deceased late OF
Delaware County, O. All persons interested will gov
e m themselves saccordingty-1 7-z~e ~
JOHN CELLAR, -s Executors
ROB-F- Ae- CELLAR, I'd )
March, %, 1851. -vT
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-22
There Ts A NoFthE
THE South has been comp .lled to yield at laSf
= u ht hupefloS Workmanship and exceeding ~
y ie' q lle
Delaware Marble shop.

Oar people hIve heretofore becn ifnpused up0u- by
anprncipad and irresponsible agents who travel tNr
hrIus At distance which arc equally irretpoYsibe
sni sell relus' stock of poor quality, such
stieA Ole. and II sold at home certain death ahSr
trade Tn abviu this officially the undefs iRi would
intnEIn- tn. -pghc that they have the best nussiIy
~ darhir ui all kiudS. We No. T0ah
carca,ti u'dt eif q ts just utdt rersssgt
b. Mir ai-a prHcLe3i NJ, ,ehanie Of long expsri-tes
10 the bnFihosS. and surti intends the the aob
while MI lIFn4Is IS constantly travelling, taking ord
AId setting ~ work.
We iLtng labor for hnueSt living and ,ra~h
To o<tll'i ish psraHrIt husiurFE. We keep
~ hand frgs stnc af Marble Of all kinds, Whsh
y i'll %liUiessls at low iuros aDF ertablr
m~Ht IN the West. A!So, H." ussort mcut Of nnfst II
work, sTAEs, SPIF>s AaNrsnNTs, MASTIE~ CEsKsl5T
iosTs, and OGAASENTAl NtBk, fine BE- Iru-fi
cd ia the state Gtsv call AZ our shop, opi,auie-
Ihu CUllrge.
TIBBALs q sHk&,
Delaware ,O!j Feb q, is0I.-*iy
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-22

e We learn that A. NJ. J Elliott, Of Liberty
died on Monday night last-the same night on
which tsis house on Winter street was burned.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-22
sheEif e agaster Com1nissioner salo.

Sherif & 1Taster Commissioner sale.
EstHSr y tler Admias'ratiiA q ylrEue OF deere
ID tal ulGer pfsaie 20 me
o. CoiIn3u Pleas OF DesWfe county, OhiO slRh OF
Ter at bic sale at te door OI tho Court IGVu Doh
aware, Oh
Monday, ne sts day q APrit, 1881, =
between thc hours OF oclock and four 'rIack
p IL, l.-e UiioWin iescC bod t.tc tovT VITA
Ated ia the County D-wAre ana SG5te OF Ohio ahd
beng 50 acres OF land taken nf north end OF
ot NJ egat IS an the THIRD quarter of the thrd
snip s nete nth range, nj the Cnd States Aiitary
laii1s, buE the lot f land Conveyed by E.geue
Stlabrn Ee Jasrcb Roads. by besLrIn saIe
Tue STU day Of October. a D. 1884, and surveyed by
Jacob Roads ana wifr James Hput, by iced bea4
IAte August A. Z. 1876 AgpTa se,i II u $50.
Il. C. MATTERS, SberiT II F.
Aud special Master Comm -ss.oDSr
March s. ls6I-4tS-. 80 ST. f.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-22

aheElG and Master Sale
1avfd Accarter D 7 virtue of .
hdacretal mdar
re betSWaFe Feina ie C3ilcge et.al ) Grt
teu iroHl the Court OF COIanen Pleas u DeldNaTe
county Chic, shall oGer public sale Aat The do0F az
the Court House in Delaware, on
Monday, tke sA day q 4pJiI, 1901, sssoe
between the hours Of 10 O'CLOCK "a, m and o'lock n m
q sat day. he loilu wing escrihed ttate q, = r.
situate Il The County Ui Delaware. Sut If Ohe8
the Town 81 South delaware and bong IOts Nos So
- 40 an 90 stilzrA and Eatcl the recorded
it=l "i sad IaMu OF south Delaware aud beng the
a premises then ped by sald lraware FvualO
Cesiese and upoH which the College bullGHgs siuud-
b. {. WATERS, sheriff
And SPECIAL Master Commissioner.
March s. IssI-Ih :. !ss 5Ol' - = -
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-22


rn2 = NJ sho,b inst on bond mos tn Jan ? e1 20 90
{ II 81. E-=ny,-quarters rent Of council
Fssn n;; i;J5ngsfs 75s.F +. o. = 80 90
~-- as 8 Coal ui! Co, gas bill fUT lee - o5
k CT. ems BrcyfoEle, n,skipr and haugaG
doors on mai kct house, and 1t ubrI-- u IS
CiiEotter & CO, aoc't for b'll On eng II"
a ppn.sor & Co, bill fer lumber / -
ns lsbsc Mcich, ms on bond ID Dec i o. q 90
WoClhrater putting out pub lamps pcc. T. u
H Strstton, lighting pub lamps in Dec. u
ancc after deducting o. in Ills hands. 60 35
Jany IL Delaware Gas and Goal Oil Co, gas lights
aud 6tttEgs etc for market house and
eng no house No H. ,---.-.. 2f So
Feby l. b dickinson & Sol 6}s qrs cap aper.... IS
Jones Carper attorney fees III case Of
Catharine Little VS., f Ytn!ng-- --...... g. 90
Bymyer, liam IS awarid by arb,tr'ers O. 90
Evdus,jr, acct for stove lor market
wooibra,or, putting out pub lamps Jan. s.
Stratton, lighting pub lam's for Jan. 2 65
Evans Il Powell. lamp p. sts.....--.... 80 90
" II Case, salary marshall for Jan 81
Is 90. Bilance after decucting 45, a.
mount in his bands ........-. II 55
March 4.B F I.ootborow, Clerk Com. Court
~ bill in case of Little US. & Nmidg.. eI ss
= = q d Potter & Go, materials for market
n p Delaware Gas { Coal @, Gas bili for
sf II 9 Jan, 1872, do. for Frhry, n OS, gas fit
-- ting tor4 lamp posts. ....- A. II
Evans, 1 lamp post Il UU
-7 G + Stayusn printing bill TO date -.-.-.. 80 50
@- Geo Halt, Gays work for corpH-... = o.
II stfat;oi1, Ight,og pub lamps ii nights : s.
... Hoo:acAte., putting ont -O..:l nIEhs 90
: Nafi's, repairing p.rws, fcAf, ctr,
" i cas-, micsh4j's sliary for Feb.y
2. o.. Bt'ttrn t,sr is iac:ug mna9y in
his hands, i ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. % 50
Total amo,ut of orders issued since March
18Th in,. - " s 49,. 257 50
s.rzzg,saz,. -ss.8 %
= i;,e , =. ,,i 80 ,s9
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-22
GUN SMITH.
Gun Smith Rusiness
Roberts steel PlOws

TU5T received. good st,cS o RoBsRrs' aIIa1 rIevu
u whio;' are OF rel - the public as a superior Pw
which VIII be soiIlow FOR cash
as Fsb ~ r .- Z. c. CHAMBERLAIN
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-22

aF THE EXPENDITURES OF THE VILLAGE OF
" DELAWARE, from March 18th, 1880, 20 Asroh 18th,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-22

able to publish it then.
va Il 1AS s.5
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-22
=. Giirs Combination Steel Plows.

YUST rscsINLtl lIrSrsi Of steol PluwE ~ CT
tc folkIwiuy w ~ = H+1. Hf.-
Gflfs t0h.bitat on General Use Plow;
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-22
MANHOOD,

H. saI-le III II pO'ss q
|, .GG go Manhood, E9
-L5 How Lost, How Restored. u
Just PsJttsked, "a a .SeslsI EureIay~.----
! ON THE NAEJfREg gTllENrNENT, AHp Is-PIt Al rURE
" OF SfERAfATOftfficFA. Sctnnaf W ARceas a@E-
uaI IAnn ty, NervpuFerss aut rnvolunta enpsiphs
including hpotncy snd Nir'itai aud fh, steal fnetpa
city.
= .tnloy n ~ IL, Book " sfr. .
The wor III .rcnnwne author, 10 this atrirAnle Toe
TURF clearly proves 60 hs cwn experience thai ihe
awful consequences OF SELF lhus MAY be ecciual,
moved without nrdie ~ and 'tithout dangerous snEgi
operations baagies, ltrumants rings or eordiala,
pointing a mode OF FRrtnu ami afiectu
al bS which every sii, natter what hl rondi-
ri0H be may himself Chc0Pgs pfEoufdtB OHd
rdicdIIg. This lecture will prove bonn 10 Thousands
and thouEaudE.
sent under seal tuy' lr,s post paid. 90 The
ccint tyrh postage stau ~ addressing ] w. Ct j.
EIiNE. i27 Iroadway, Nev York. Post o1ce box
4 $50 y .trl ftbi-Sin
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-22

F,r.ns-ste Erdn.it,er NORFOLK, va. 'i'
eph,c Pills accomplish the object FOR which they
le VIZ Cure headache IN all Its iorlnH.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-22


y tho use Of tsp PfIiS te Fcrisdie aitacks of " 7rOu
or SEck H~sdGcs may bc prevented II at the
nmencrmenI Of attack relief from pain
hudssioAntss iIIbr chained, 80
They seiaom fnlin wing The Narseuand HsadqeG,
TO which females So t.bJsct. s.....
They act gently uroD he ing Cstitt4iea
For Literary K,H, idsnts, slicate ftmace and al
persons Of ssdeaFy h4 they vaIuAble rs Lza
digat ana restoring Tie tatra elastic, ,y and
sfrengthOf of hewLolc, systcn.
The ct1 HAtiC mis- sre he Iesul, q long invrst
EAroh ana carefully conducted eNItrimcHrs having
teen in ure many years eur.rg which time tty have
prevented and relieved cf pam anc scr
fernE Headaehe whether e in the ,ssI1,
sysI+ta or from a deiaIetd state ur tie noeA. '
They entirely vegetable in their eorucsilion and
may DO takeRat all times h Isfscct safety witho,
making any change OF die; and ne utstAce # ony fa.
gseaHs taste reSders rtsa d aaintt, he 10 eIttdrln
BEWARE OF CoUNTkRFETrs.
The genuine have I've signaturcs Or tretrg -paffn
each Box.
Sold by Druggists aud all other EcaIcrs in Meiicin,s
a Box viii be seEl hy mail prepaid on the receipt Of
PRICE s5 GENTS.
4Ilore,t. e. .4esl4l 4l.l !, ..aar...es,o A
HENRY C. sPALDING,
. y '',' IS cedar: Street. New York
EIlAL- ~
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-22

A LARGE eoAEFaRTARbE RES

GAAra a. LARGE EG0MReRTARLE RES
"A n HENtEs on Aain Street, c0ntan- "a
H.. ing rooms bssi1es Bathing Soon Wash i'll
lsssln a8A Cellar - e aEzl
Also l1z acres of land House aud Earn on East side
Of the river. <--t-- I RANNEY
DekaEarc, March =, GI.-1yes ,---r--s--s
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-22

NELEBRATED COCK STOVE for sale BY
~ i. EVANS, JF;
Sole Agcntfor DelaRaru County
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-22
ETNgEED OIL

FoRrsaleHt fhe lowest prices az the Brug stsfs
- OF N. l.. STARR q liisO.,
.jRnllf'ef Ila Nc. 3WHlialns Biachs
'itr saT-f-. --fl rr pe%rrfe o.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-22

FcoEe ne 7zrsnrin~4a Ncyftik Va.
They b~v4rt.-H T-st1a iii more ,lHu IN
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-05-23
TERMS OF ADvERTXsING.
: .ouor. lien line. or l,..l one or ,hree ,n..r.
Burying the National Flag.

A gentleman who has just made his escape
from Memphis, Tenn, has given us the fol-
lowing account of solemn ceremony which
took place in that city day or two before
he quilted it. He says that he was an eye
witness to the whole of the proceedings, and
as he is man Of the greatest respectability
his statement may be relied on. In the one
solitary square which Memphis possesses,
stands statue Of Andrew Jackson. By the
side of the statue large pit was dug, and
on the day in question our informant, who
was standing near the place, saw body of
about 500 men slowly approaching, headed
by band Of music performing "the dead
march"
After the band came eight men bearing
the dead body which was to be consigned to
the.pit this corpse was no more nor less
than large standard of the stars and stripes,
which was solemnly lowered into its final
resting place, the company assisting in re-
spectful silence. The earth was then thrown
in nuponit-'ashes to ashes and dust to dust"
and the pit was filed up. The spectators
then dispersed. quietly, apparently thorough
y satisfied at having paid the last respects
to an old friend remains. The tombstone
has not yet been put up, nor have we heard
what sort of an epitaph is TO be inscribed on
IL Out No uoup1 IL Will uo cTeult W leh-
nesee.
Our informant adds, that during the eve.
ming Of the day on which our national flag
was thus solemnly inferred, there arose one
Of the most violent gales of wind ever wit
messed in Memphis, and every Secession
flag in the city was blown down. Singular
to relate, very large fag which was sus-
pended near the grave, was blown away from
the staff and carried by the wind to the
newly flled-up pit, where it was deposited
and left to soak in the rain and mud, an ap-
propriate holocaust to the departed great
The anger or heaven was thus unequivocaiiy
expressed at the infamous desecration of our
honored banner. What is the next form in
which Southern insanity will display itsef4
= Philadelphia American.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-05-23
An Incident.

On Saturday a tall, splendid looking man,
dressed in the uniform of the Allen Greys,
stood conversing with friend on Broadway.
He was entirely unconscious that his superb
or heighth was attracting universal attention
until splendid barouche drove up to the
sidewalk, and young man sprang from it
and grasped his hand, saving, "You arc the
most splendid specimen of humanity | ever
saw l am Southerner, but my heart is
with the Union; if it were not, such noble
looking fellows as yourself would enlist me
in the cause The subject of the remark,
although surprised, was perfectly self-pos-
sessed, and answered the cordial greeting
Of the young Southerner with warm enthusi-
asm. He was several inches above six feet,
and his noble, open countenance beamed with
the ancient patriotism of the Green Noun
tain Boys, Of which he was so fine a speci
men. He had walked fifteen miles from
the village of Crittenden to enlist, and wa
the only representative of that village; bu
a HOST in himself Long may he live t.
honor our Stars and Stripes. N. Y, Times
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-05-23

Iodu' nc nOrScman turned instantly, and
drawing his remaining pistol from his hols-
ter, waited for the other to rise. The lat.
ty staggered to his feet, and leaning agains,
the rocks on the side of the road, gazed sui
lenlya and revengefully on his conqueror.-
Thus the strange couple regarded each 9th.
er for some time until at length the horse.
man broke the silence.
so, my friend, your career is ended al
last. "
Yes, curse you I'd rend you asunder
too, if"
'You dared, / presume" put in the
stranger. II doubt not your good inten
tlons, and can only thank heaven that you
have not power appropriate to your will. -
But am doubly thankful that have been
the MEANS Of r'ldirss.the earth of such ,
monster presume you can give pretty
good account ofthese mysterious disappear
ances of late? r.
AYE, that can You are the first rich
lly freighted traveller who has entered that
lane and escaped the bullet or knife"
'Pshaw !! do you take me for one of those
slmpletons whose purses are better filleC
than their bcads2"'
MOI exclaimed the other with sudden
energy. Il knew better From the very
nrstyou seemed to have read my very inten
tons, and you must have been sent express
~ TO trap me. In other words, youare de
sectlye III disguise,
lou are right, was the reply.
wen, YOU have come out best but yor
h htve piayei ! desperate game. Few woulc
nave I've" g'capeu ds you nave, Tor my wife wa
a. spoa snoI' put you seemed from the hrs
u .% pG nor,,;ii lor,uig 5 Ia Iayorite. v 81,
a. ccita''hy had narrow escape, return
eG the other; pointing to the bullet hole ii
n ms nat but lt Is not the first time tina,
I'r,Hne ..mn has proved friendly to me-. =,
-, Ell, VINO are you! at length demand
Gu ..M .ne olller W, -,
NY name IS Vid1cq !;
7 nreat heavens the Parisian detective
l. imh,ght nave known that 1t would be all ug
WIN me when you was pitted against me.
r.tbar d,,ll and har; q, w h ,nJ'aopoi's peins
Of vonr do;n"s si th5rrbt j SU wn,Id rt,hor, aaLo
trim ont Nara e nnlu g. tho "U uooa of,n' .dHo
health Rut Il ;s grnw;no I late 'cu ond u ,,n; nS
mnst be ,nor;,e, ), s'o"'"s '"'o' anu 9o'
s.Ivboro n,,,st T ~ o.,
wTo the aaIlows % 81; tbo ond - ,ros a.,