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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-10-18
Raetle q 11ata Rosa Isiand.

p The following PARTICULARS Of the battle at
Santa Rosa Island, between strong rebel
force and Billy Wilson's Zouaves, come by
way Of Baltimore;
The steamer Louisiana arrived here this
morning, and brought nearly 100 passengers
including go from Norfolk, who were permit
ted to leave by the Confederate authorities,
a large proportion of whom are ladies. Before
they were permitted to leave, they were closely
searched to prevent the concealing of any
newspaper. One gentleman, however who
had placed The Norfolk Day-Book in his
trunk; escaped detection. It contains dis
patch fronA New Orleans, giving an account
q desperately Fought battle between Billy
Wilson's Eouayes and OOO rebels, at Santa
Rosa Island, on the 8ih inst. The dispatch
says:
about o'clock the the 6th inst, the Con-
federntss, command by Gen. Anderson, crossed
the bay and landed on Santa Rosa Island
near Wilson's Zouave encampment, without
being discovered, drove in the pickets, and
stormed the place in less than an hour. They
destroyed all of Wilson's tents, with the ex-
ceptioa of the hospital one, captured large
amount Of TatioHS, equipments, stores and am
munitiOn, and spiked all the guns placed in
position. Among the Confederate loss are
Capt. Bradford Of Florida and Lieut.. Neims
of Georgia, killed and Lieuts. Bugler and
SyrO, badly wounded. The Confederate forces
consisted of three cOmpanys of a Georgia regi-
ment, portion of Regulars, detachment OF
Mississippians and Goorgians, and two hun
dred Alabamians, aud number of naval Off
GERS aud seamen, commanded by Capt. Brent
formerly of the Federal Navy. Lieut.. James
B. Slaughter, while conveying flag OF truce
for cessation Of ofhostilites, was badly wounded
Major Israel Wedges Of the Fedral I'd Light
Artillery, recently at Fortress Monroe, was
taken prisoner" --.--
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8tIaipaut 6azttte.
THR WEWs.

On Ihs lie Of the Potomac things Still re-
main eOmparatiTely quiet There have been
daFias the week several skirmisAes between
pickets, without serious consequences on either
ride. Our army continues TO advance slowly
and caatiouslyi and as there IS TO be no falling
back, The aght viii take place whenever the
rebels choose to make = stand to check our
onward progress
A good deal is said Of formidable rebel bat
teries on the lower Potomac, and the develop
ments Of the last few days have tended to con-
firm their existence at several points which
command to some extent the comparatively
narrow portions of the river.
On the 18th and 18th two steam frigates,
seven gun boats, eix steamers and one ship,
portions Of the great naval expedition design
ed for the Southern coast, left New York to
rendezvous 10 Hampton Roads, near Fortress
Monroe, from whence, when the entire feet ar.
rives, they will depart to the contemplated
Geld Of actioni and we may soon expect 10 hear
Of important results from its movements. 1t
is sAid $4,000 men will accompany the feet for
land operations.
Al last accounts from the lower Mississippi,
our forces were engaged in throwing up fOrti-
6catiOns on both sides of the river, above the
point at which the several mouths diverge.-
Those engaged on the works were protected
by the guns Of the bIocknding vessels. and tbe
fOFti6casiUns, when completed, would efectu-
ally control the navigation of the river. Re
cent accounts from rebel sources claim that
they had attacked our forces thus engaged,
sinking one Of our vessels and gaining other
important advantages. Nothing has been
heard in regard to the matter by the Govern
nlent, and it is thought the rebel accounts are
highly exaggerated.
From the same sources it appears that on
the night Of the 9Th inst. the rebels landed on
Santa Rosa Island. near Fort Pickens, and
after desperate hSht, drove from their en-
trenchments Wilson's New York Z1uaves, cap
turing their Squippage, ammunition, &c, and
SplAlnR Shclr cannon. vi THIS AUdlr, also
nothing has been heard by the Government.
Accounts from Western Virginia are not as
favorable as heretofore. G,n. RIsscrans has
fallen back from his advanced position sick
ness prevails to q serious extent among his
mem there are complaints as to clothing. etc.
and there seems 10 be some trouble among the
Ofieers, Col. McCoOk, report says, having re-
signed in consequence. Reinlorcen1enis have
recently bsen sent to strengthen Gen. r.
In Kentucky nothing of Importance has
occurred. Tbs rebels arc represented as in
strong forco at FAducssh and several other
points, and reinfOrcements from Virginia arc
daily expected to join them. Gen. Mitchell has
been put in command OF the division intended
to enter East Tennessee, aud he will move for
ward without unnecessary delay. ea -
Skirmishes, and railroad bridge burning by
ihe rebels, still continue in Missouri, out no
engagement Of Importance has occurred
! Price, Of last accounts, was near the Arkansas
line, and It was feared that Fremont would no.
| be able 70 Overtake him.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-10-18

DRESS PkRADE.-Col. Cafffngton marched
a battalion of his Regiment from Camp Th6tr-
as to this city, yesterday afternoon. and gave
our citizens rich treat, displaying some rap
i'd and beautiful evolutions of his troops OFF
GERS and privates were in full dress After
marching through several of the principal
streets of the cifys they took position on the
beautiful gEoand in front of the State House,
and occupied the remainder of the afternoon,
in an e2hibiti0n Of many difficult movements,
which were executed with extraordinary ease
and elegance, and presented The hsppIest eject
10 tie spcctstors4 An imfnenae tlnnng of.eiti4
zens gathered about the steps of the Capitol,
and along the adjacent walks, to witness the
parade A large number of Ladies contrib.
uted the pleasant interest of their presence to
the scene, and the soldiers seemed to enjoy
their visit 20 the city, as most cheerful holfs
day Tbis battalion is composed of strong,
healthy, intelligent looking men. Col. Caring
ton merits great praise for raising and organi-
z:ng this powerful Regiment upon plan un-
pgesedeEted ~ thc United States. We arc eR-
tirely convinced that Col Darlington com.
manas some of the very best material for "e,.-
forcing the Iaacs. STATE Journal l. 7fh
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-10-18

RECETvING THEIR REwARD.-"Time makes
all things even.'' gwo Of the Boisiest and
most influential Of the denaagogues who labor
ed TO plunge the nation into civil war, are re'
ceiving their rewnrd at the bands OF the very
people whose interest they Professed to consult,
Ex-Governor Wise, defeated and disheartened,
is in disgrace at Richmond, and brought face
to face with death. Floyd, who boasted Of
his shameful perlidy, and robbed nation that
he might enrich rebellion, is publicly branded
a thief By the Richmond Enquirer, and turned
over to the contempt Of even those whose
sense of honor is not over nice. They have
been retired to u dishonorable obscurity, and
will go down so me grave shrouded in an in
fanny that makes the memory of Benedict Ar
mold respectable by contrast. So perish all
traitors!-CiIN. Commercial.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-10-18
QuAErERxASTER GEyERAL's OFF1CE.
CoIun1hus Oct I5. 1881

This Department will receive and promptly
distribute 10 soldiers now in the field. all ar
ticles OF army clothing that may be donated
ty the State, to relieve the present necessities
Of our troops. But it should be distinctly
understood, that no Blankets will be paid for
that are not up 10 the standard fixed by the
U. $. Q. NJ. General, WIZ weigh at least
lbs. each or s lbs to the pair, all wool, and
Oi a dark color, if possible. The Circular of
tkc A6Jutant General, Of Oct. 18th, fixes the
maximum price to be paid for blankets suita-
bic for army purposes, at &C, cents per pound,
and will be subject TO inspection according to
army rules. GEO. b. WRIGHT,
Q. III. 9eneral.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-10-18

OYER ftiE FALIs.-A terrible casualty hap
pened at The Falls yesterday. A young man
about eighteen years Of age, clerk for I. 7.
Murray, started from the French Landlrg OH
the american side. to go 10 Chippewa, and af-
ter having ;raversed iii safety nearly the whole
breadth Of the river until near lie Chippewa
Greek, was lost to the view OF those who had
watched his peiious passage The boat was
seen shortly afterwards by persons on the Can
ath. shore, driving through tie rapids above the
brink Of the Falls, right sido ZIP, and empty
II is therefore supposed that the occupant eth
er lcaped or trmblcd into the river above, and
was swept over the Cataract. His body has
lot yet been recovered Pieces Of the boat
were fnunG below yesterday aftetnOoff-Bty
fuio Commercial
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-10-18


FLOYD 'WsoUNDEp ATT GkExtF1zr, ExERx-
From a rebel account of the battle OF. Uarni-
fSx Ferry, We clip the following:
Our Officers acted with great GOODNESS and
bravery. The battle had ragged but twenty min
utes whsnIous gallent General was painfully
wounded'in tho right arm; tbs SASkeatcriDs
near the elbow and passing out nearrthe wrist,
without breaking any bona. We retired him
= short distance under the hill, and had the
wound dressed by Surgeon Glaexesy aRdA.in ten
minutes he was again moving along our lises
encouraging g:hia-men- by his~pFcsence aA4,his
voice. At7a1later stage iDe tAs FsshG nnrriiaaie
bali tore through the lapel off'is- coat, and
another through the skirt of his saddle In
deed, it is the wonder Of US oil how be escaped
death. None bue his staff una isuTgrca- Knew
he was wounded until the close Of the fight
He iSrnOw suffering much pain
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-10-18
A BR1our EXAMPLE FOR OUR Youxa Me,

A BRIGHT EXAMPLE FOR OUR YoUNG MEN.
The young Governor Sprauge, of Rhode Is
land, millionaire, not satisfied with his liber-
al contributions Of morey to the cause Of the
Union IN this war, was one among the first 20
offer his individual services in the field, and was
among the bravest of the brave on the bloody
hills of Manassa lately, IN explaining his
non-attendance at an agricultural fair in Yer
mont, he writes:- Permit me to say, and espe-
cially TO the young men Of Vermont that
class whom am trying to represent in my
own pcrson-that the glorious privilege of do.
ing some real service to ones country now ex-
lists, and that "a life time may never present
another such oceasiorH
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-10-18
Rroeaalm.aRion bv tho eovernor.
STATE OF ONO, ExFCUrIvE DEPARTMENT,
CctVAsUs, Oct. IL, 1861.

CclgNsUs, Oct. IL, 1861.
10 The BEiisdrg COnnitees ef the STATE:
The QuarteFmaster. General of the United
States, by his Official circular dated October L,
communicates the fact that the Government
cannot supply sufficient number of blankets
to meet the wants OF The volunteer army
The apeEoeEiation by our Legislature in aid Of
the UHited States having been exhausted, the
State authorities are compelled to rely chiefly
Upon the General Government to clothe and
in other respects provide for the comfort of
Ohio volunteers. The inability of the Feder-
al authorities to furnish blankets 10 our SOL
diers, whose health and efficiency are threat
ened leaves no alternative 70 your State Ex-
ecutive but direct appeal 10 the people. In
addition to the duty with which you are already
charged, to aid in the procuring of blankets
for recruits, you are hereby specially and most
earnestly directed to solicit contributions from
the people Of yphr respective districts for our
volunteers in the field, and TO supply deacien-
cies in the camps. You will appeal to them
without delay, will receive donations of wooden
shirts, drawers, socks, gloves and blankets, and
will purchase at reasonable rates, all the bau-
kets which in your Judgment viii be servicea-
ble. selecting such as are nearest the army
standard. You viii con'mun cate to me the
names and places Of residence of all the dona
tors, and will forward to the Quartermaster-
General. at Columbus. all the goods you may
receive or purchase. l viii not doubt prompt
and generous response to your appeal. The
many and cheerful contributions of the people
of Ohio to our noble army are the best assur-
ances Of their readiness to do all in their pow
er for its protection and support.
[SiGDed] VIZ. DENSIsoN,
Governor of Ohio.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-10-18
IcHABoD CoRwIS, Secretary.
Chairman.

THE DUTT OF SUBSCRIBERS OR ANY OTBEE
MAn.'-People there are who have money OH
hand, and yet they will not pay little debts
Tho times are doubtful, and they may want
their hoard for day OF want and scarcity
Let US tell them that if such day comes, it
will be Of their own bringing. By paying
small debts, money is kept moving in lively
way, doing good all around; confidence is kept
in good health, and enterprise stimulated
any man who is a man ought to feel this.
and do his duty in the premises at once. You
OMe debt perhaps long past due-for your
newspaper or job; pay it to-day like man
with an upright soul. Your grocer, your
sAilor. your washerwoman, hiss a bill againa'
you. Liquidate it before the sun sets, and
keePa good conscience. Go, do some good thing
even though its merit is so ANAL as the pay
asnt'of a debt. II you wish yDnr c,uniry
weN, do it qnickaR Co. T:a< Printer.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-10-18
NEedical COLLEGE Of Ohio.

INSTITUTES and Practice Of aledsins, l. N. LAWsog
MD.
Surgery Surgical Anatomy and Clinical Surgery, Csc.
G. BtACKMAN. n. d.
obstetrics and Diseases OF Women and Childrsn. y.
B. WRIGHT N. d.
Materia Med ica Therapeutics and Clinical Hsdslns
JANIS GRAHAM, NJ. ID.
Anatomy and Phi ysioogy, ". W. DAWSON, NJ d.
Chefnistry and Medical Jurisprudence, NmLaOH SAY.
LER, A. NJ, L. L. B.
pentonstrator Of Anatomy, N. A. LAEGDoE, NJ. d.
Prosector to the Professor Of Surgery AENoLp 9Elo
THoTTE, n. d.
The Regular Term will commence TUESDAY, oc.
ober 29 and continue until the OF March. Clinical
Lectures will be delivered by the Faculty the Con-
mercal, St. Jchn's and St. Mary's Hospitals.
Professor BackmAn III embrace In his Lectures the
more important points in Military Surgery. No city In
the country poasesscS greater advantages for iugA
ting this branch oi strEers.
Fees for full Course u SesurOs $50; MAtrieulatSOn,
IS; Graduation, S25.
GEO. c. BLACKMAN,
Oct Is, 6l-2t Dean Of Facul -
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-10-18

VA1IA SDl0nRN's HOME INFLUENcE.-The
Dayton journal, after alluding to the large
Union gain in that city and Montgomery coun,
ty, already reported, says
The Secoi d Ward, the home Of Vallandig'
ham and FIVE Of the most prominent leaders Of
the Secession Democracy, gives Union ma
jority of 2ls, being gain on the Republican
majority of last year of 124. Vallandigham
stayed around the polls Of the Ward nearly all
day, trying to persuade Democrats to vote the
Secession Ticket. The result shows the i'm
mensc influence the extraordinary young man
has IN his own Ward.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-10-18

b PAEEIoTTC FA~HS.-EigAt members Of
the faaaily Of Fair, Of this city have volunteer
sdLin Uncle Sans army. Their average highe
u six feees- William Fair; Jr., was wounded
at the battle of Bulls Run, and is now pris,
Oncr st'Bishmond. Ifany family in the State
Of 0Ais, or anH other State. can turn out more
six foot mensfor the defense Of the country we
would be glad hear from it.-Dayton Union
Hs,wew4s
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-10-18

George ". HaIiT q 7 virtue Of eIsou,ion ,s n. a.
Adam Shultz J Pleas Of Delaware county, Ohio.
shall offer public sale on the farm Of Adam Su ne.
mile Of the SciOto river, in ThOmpson town
ship Delaware county, and tho road leading 20
Scot's Corners from Esq Hills ABherY the seioas
river,
On Monday, October 2sth, 1851,
between tho hours and oclock p m, the feiiew'
ing personal property, to wit Black heree VIA
white strip the face three years old; Bay heFss
seven or eight years old. =.
Oct, is, '6l. tf,5S
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-10-18

The Gh1F'esson' HtEcssF costSiae the
paragraph.
"ThO women in Washington Il is suid
are almost all SRsessionistss- GAd inz private,
amongst the Fg-EHan@nt residents Of washing
ton aud Georgetown hstreditO the existing
Government and sYmERthyr with JeA Devils
are freely ely-expresed sseI5REs.. 1he wife Of .
well known SenatoEy throRgh-uel the rePEe,
sentative Of slave or secession State, n1alSes
her home the rendezvous Of rebaIHt"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-10-18
PROCtAMATION I

Men and Boys Of this and nd Joining
Counties Aitb sh thoHshhds pBsu thousan- OF pa.
riotic have sli theft homes in dsTsnas 81 thsF
country there sill great many lsft, 10 Whon Il
i'll be good news learn that tho cold and frosty days
OF Autumn and Winner coming upon thsms they
be supplied ith the necsssay preSsrVativss u
the shape df Rbahy Made Clothing Furnishing Goodas
Shawisi Hats and caPs at prices rhe Tsputatiea
Br selling Goods in this Inns lower than any ether
signed for a number Of years will be still more faly
established this season. The great commercial dlgns
in the Eastern Cities having enabled them 70 bay
their Goods bslsw the original OF thsuas and the
advHnt ge which they giving their suntoa
er by Offering them Goods at fabulous law prices.
Now, Therefore, all ye men ,and oyr, be - big -
little, rich poor, the Great ClOthnR Emf -
fum of Reynolds g. Frank, and lot your wARts be BIG
little, they will be happy wait yea sell yea
all you want and send you your way home TssiSing
REYNOLDS 6e FRANK.
DelAvars, Oct, IT, 1851
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-10-18

BY way OF Indianapolis We have important
news from Western Virginia. The Rebels
under Lee, Gen. Reynolds telegrnphs, have
been driven twenty miles beyond their late
rendezvous rhe roads in the direction OF the
enemy are impassab!e for wheels. This, We
sappose, viii prevent forward movement on
SNE part.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-10-18
SHERIFF S4LE.
c. Bradley

c. T. Bradley DY virtue Of an execution 10 me
vs. ID directed from the Court Of
b, Mathews Ct al Common Pleas of Delaware coun-
nsrs or Gcndit Post ONCE, in Trenton township,
on Monday october 2sth, 1861,
betyeeb Tie hours Of and O'Clock D. M Of said day
the following personal property, TO wit: The Steam Mill
and all the machinery and hxtures TO the belong
ng-merc particularly known as the Mathews, Wilson
q Kompton Steam Saw Mil.
ec+ "a ,e RI,So
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Field for Promotion!
800 Bounty !! !!
REGULAR ARMY /!
3 Years service.
Young men of Delaware Co read this

Capt. EYSTRE, the former RserHifiHR OGeGr 81 thia
place. ordered TO rsnnsylvaniI to aafht to sFRa
the 3rd BHuaon OF tho 18th U. n. INFANTR RWs
nand in order o TscFut Euhc@n' 10 al up SS@-
sniss and D. Of Tho 2nd battalion, which hs1 Fapa
al tBis Bfar6; objected TO eOninuS this rSeFaia
ing station f. I Ihit fhfpose.
Come, then, yonhg men, and join thsss I've Hasdo
cnmPanies; hh let IL be said o. Delaware Whiah has
feAsf PEsH said Of other that she has %
hsEd two full paniea loT the uAT Army oI the
United States. -.-s. ,
This Regiment gives young men or spirit a shAmee
TO acquire COMMiSStO in the REGULA n ARMW
FOR LIFE, One-third or ths OhiSefH will ba pre-
NOTED from The TankT BY hath yshta the regiment 10
full.
Pay taHgcs from s13 to 934 per month
With Bosrd, Medical rtTendsncs, Ggits sf Uni .
form, ana allowance or s35O per month fbF f,ls,h'
ing with &iO0 bounty the s3PfatiSa bf The
term OF service. tIt
Come, young men or Delaware, ybuI e5untEy sAilss
and is your duty 10 obey. C,mes aRd do homer 20
and your codhlry. ad add dive the
tight trait0fs from It'd LNn5, then peace will 30
resi6fed yOHr will honor, and P0Stsrity bsaa
you. n. GANSEVOORF hADCLIFFs
1st Lieut.. 18th U. s. Infantry,
and RSeruitnE oahssA
Delaware. o., Oct II. 1861. 1
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-10-18

William B. Astor and George OpdJjKiaeF Of
New York, are said to be largely i0terestedtiTS
the real estate of New Orleans. ThWfensE'
has also been discovered to- be tTe. swperyof
six hundred shares Of the stock Of tEsr Banl&oR
Louisiana, worth ia ordinary ttnss 81 s6'peT
share
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-10-18
Rsrorted Rebel Success.

BALTIMORE, Oct. l5.-The Norfolk Exami-
ner of Monday, which has been received by
flag Of tTEseit soAEains dispatch dated New
OhleaAs, Oct. II, stating that a naval engage
Inent he'd taken place at the head of the pass
en- on the night Of the 4lth lasting one hour,
and was afterwards renewed. Also the follow
ing dispatch:
"FeRT JACKSON, Oct. l2.-Last night at
tackled the bloekaders with my little feet. l
succeeded after very short struggle, in drlv-
ing them all sgroand, on the southwest pass
bar, except the FFeble, which sEak. cap
tured o. pFize' fron4 thens, and after they were
fast in the sand peppereG them well. There
were no casualties on our side. Ii was CONS
plete success.
"[Signedl HOLLlNS."
New O4sARANs Oct. T3.-The force of the
Federal feet was forty guns and nearly one
thousand men; while the little Confederate
musketo feet was sixteen guns and three hua'
dred men.
It is reported thHt our iron steamer Enhk the
Preble with her iron plow.
Commander HoIlns arrived last night.
The names Of eighteen wounded rebels at
sauta Rosa are also given.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-10-18
agsu AdpErtiseltaeRts.
Law Notice.

&41W GNVGAGSs
GAas. Sweetser & David Humphreys,
TTAVE entered into partnership, for the practice Of
~ Law in Delaware county,
Mr. HUMPHREYS will be found at all times at the once
Of Mr. Sweetssr, ready TO give attention to business.
Mr. SWEETERis health Is so Rr Improved that he is
able to give attention to business, ana therefore will
appear In the Courts usual.
flelarRre. Oct. is lSRl--tf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-10-18

b%~ See Advertisement of WArsox's NEU.
nAIsrA Knrr in another column.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-10-18
Estates, G1e., tor SettIement.

- - g = ~""~f9 ~ ~
THE following Administrators and GuFdiahs have
4 filed their PAPERS for settlement;
David John on Administrator Of James Sloeum;
T. Brown. AdmInsir0tor of Brico Hays;
4. y. Kce~r. Guardian Of Caroline R. keeler;
y. Fly, Guardian Of C. B. CrODk otnn;
Victor Arnold, Guardian of II. Caroline Lon q
John Hamilton Guardian Of Amanda Worth.
There will be hearing in said cases, AZ my once n
Delaware. on saturday, Nov. 9Th, 1861.
Oct Is 81 /. RANNEY, Probate JadEs.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-10-18

4 TIHE undersigned, who has had considerable nail
u tary experience both IN Europe and AmeFtea, I,
M having received a commission Lieutenant, 10 a.
u thorized 70 recruit an Infantry Company for the
FIFTY- -EIGHT RRGIMENT ONO V VoLUETHKKs,
This Regiment will be commanded by
COT. V RAJTSFNWETN.

member Of Cen GAribaldi's staff, and the ether an.
GERS will be experienced and competent men meat oi
whom have seen service IN Europe.
Young hlen who wish fight tor their countEy, ana
secure the liberal pay bounty &c. allowed By Govern.
mont. will do well 20 come forward and enroll them
selves in this Company. Pay will commences e. soon
Is in; subsistence furnished fgon
same time: and uniform reaching camp. Call
ONCE Of T. PopPlcion the Clothing Store q Reg.
nold~ & frank. J. =. RIG,
Oct. Is, Oft Lieutenant and Recruiting omsSE.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-10-18

Estate Of William Rowland.
ETOTTUR is horeby given that the underuIrnsa N
IN been appointed and qualified AdminluiFasss q
the estate OF William Rowland, late ot Delaware oaumaV
OHIO, deceased. All persena Interested WIN MaHaso
themselves accordingly.
oet. s, 1881, WALfE2 FOTXz
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-10-18

Commanding Z. S. s. MOnticslIo,
To Capt. J. L. Lardner, Commanding L.
$. S. Susquehanna, or Cape Hatteras, N.
Q.