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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-07-26

Gel. }. B. DAoUE SENDS rs the following
showing the organization Of the Sixth Division
Ohio Militia IN which our county IS embrae-
ed II was given by orieE Of the Major Gen
eral, for the benefit Of ali but more sspe.
eiAlly those wishing 10 Orgsuize eOmpaniess
SIKH DIVISION Ono MrrrrA.-Said di-
vision consists Of the following counties:
lst Brigade.-De,aware, Knox and Lick
ing.
End Brigade.-Ashland, RichIand and Nor
row.
3rd Brigade.-Wayne, Holmes and Cos
hoctoA, -----
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-07-26
DIVISION OFFICERS.

Maj Gen--H- Fritz Randolph.
STAFF.
Quarter Master Col. J. B. Daque.
Division Inspector.-Col. s. NJ. Hewitt.
Judge Advoeate.-Lieut. Col. g. W. Hall
Engineer-Lieut. Col. Davis Miles.
Aid.-Maj. VIM. Morton.
Aid.-Maj. Henry Banning.
BRIGADE AND REGIMEKTAL OFFICERS.
Brig. Gen. LIST Brigade. Charles Sherman.
Col. lst Reg-Yacancy.
Maj. lst Vacancy.
Brig Gen. 2pd Brigsde-ThomAs Ford.
Field Oficers-F Vacant
Srd Brigade. Vacant
Field Onieers.-Vacant.
Head Quarters Of Maj. Gen--Ashley, Ohio.
Division Quarter Master do.
lst Brigade-DelAware
I'd Brigade-AansAeld
Sd Brigade -
All papers ia the Divisen please copy.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-07-26

JOIN McELRoy SoS. Of this place, have
been awarded contract to build ten army
baggage wagons. at $40 each, theirs being
the lowest Of thirteen bids. C. L. Southwick,
Of Columbus, iS to construct forty at the same
price
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-07-26
RELLEF IN TEN MINUTES.
RRYAN's PULMONIC WAFERs

hsOrisnal Medicine Established in 1888, and nrstAr'
tioIo of the Kind ever introduced undor the meme ni
"PULNoyIc WAEERs, - In this or any other country
all other Pulmohc Waters are caunierfers The gen
uine aAn be known by the name BRYAN being stamped
OIL each WAFER.
BRYAN's PCIMoEIC WATERs
Relieve Coughs Colds, Sore Throat, Hoarsenaxs.
BRTAx's PULMOKIC WATERS
Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis. .Dificult Breathing.
BRVAN's PULMoxIc WAFERS
Relieve Splitting Of Blood, Pains in the Chest
BRIAE's rULNOSIC WAFERs
Relieve lncpient Consumption, Lung Diseases.
BRTAS's PuLAoSIC WAFERs
Relieve irritation OF the Uvula and TOnsils.
HRTAK's PUIMONc WAFERs
Relieve the above oOmp plain Is in Ten Minutes
BRTAE's PULMoKiC WAFERs
Are a Blessing to all Glasses and Constitutions.
BRYAK's PULEoEIc WATERS
Areadapted for VocaIlstE and Public Speakers
BRYAN's PULMoxIc WAFERs
Arein simple form and pleasant to the taste
BRYAS's PULMoNIC WATERS
Not only relieve, but effect Tapid and lasting cures.
BRFAE'S FULNoxIc WAFERs
Are warranted to give satisfaction 10 every one.
Ne family should be without q box Of
BRYAN's PULMoETc WAFEEs
in The house.
No traveller should be without supply OF
HRVAE's PULMoKIC WAFERs
In his pocket
Ne person will ever object 60 give for
BRYAE's PUtNoEIc WAFKRs
TWenBy-hVe Cents.
JOB NOSES Sole Proprietor, Rochester, n 7. r r
Sold by B, DIoKIHsoH SoE, and all good Druggists.
August q, 1850 Fly.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-07-26

Tie corner stone OF the new Female Col
lege ediiico Was laid with appropriate ceremo-
niss On Tuesday. A large nunber Of
spectators were in attendance
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-07-26

PARIS, PRrcKLx PLAsrzRs.

They Iinpar Strength they Annihiiate Pain.
PARKS lFTylese Delightful Plzsters Yield
readily to the 2lOtlun OF the body ,
EAH51V@ 7hsorb preparation and throw OF al
p0QII0 1.-The offensive coaguIated impurities Of
N"S she system. They should be used for
PRICKIs all Chronic Pains, Fantness, Dyspep-
NJ ,c-v,. ala, Calds, Consumption, Rheumatism,
EAASA AG1%S r'e.uae Weakness, etc. They retain
4HE sorp lheir active propensites when other
.'asters less, and iCheTe applied
By ALL pain CANNOT erist Every family Shot
ihave them. One size on cloth, three
DEALERS sizes leather. Sample sent by mail
From to ION M reeeiPs p % E2 SeIts p, Row
az DIMES New York.
Marah 22, I.-fs}y.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-07-26

worm Hon. b. BURR. our late Representative in
the State Legislature. ID alag post in the
Oommissary Department, at ColaR$9pS under
H6h. o. beEapo
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-07-26
Dr. velpeau's Cankerine.

DIR. VELPEAU'S CANKERINE cures Puturid Store Mouth
DR.. NEI-PEAU SCAHKERINE cures Sore Nipples.
DR. NElPEAG' 5 CANkERINE cures liberated Sores.
DIR. NELPEAU'S CANKESlNE cures Cuts.
DIR. VEIPEAU'S CANKERINE cures Burns.
DIR. VE1.PEAU'S CANkERINE cures Sores.
DIR. VELPEAU'S CANKERINE cures Chapped Lips.
DR.. VEI4PEAU IS CANKEEINE cures liberated Gums.
DIR. NE1sPEAU'S CANkERINEi is the be Purifier oi
the Breath Of any thing known
DIR. NEIPEAU' CANE ERNIE Cankor in the Mouth
Threat or Stomach, resulting from Scarlentina OF
Typhus Fevcrs.
Ladies II you delight In white teeth, use the Can
kerne and your desire will be realized We pledge
Word that entirely free from acids and all poisonous
substances, and he given infant with perfect
safety will preserve the teeth and keep the gums
free from ulcers 1t is equally ecaeiOus for nursing
mouths In all the thousands Of remedies that ha
been put forth for the Of ths various diseases Abov'
none can eq lal the Cankerine.
Sold 10 Dc aware by H. l. STARR, H. CORNELL B. DICK
ISsoE SoN and by Druggists generally.
J. BURRILL CO.,
Proprletors, e3 Maiden Lane, NY.
Read thefo owing certinoatefroma Wellknown citizen
OF Columbus
CoLUMBus, OHIO, Sept. Il, 1850.
Aessrs. J. BuRRnL 4 Co.: GsntLsmeH-Bcing troubled
with Sore Throat while travelling in Pennsy ylvhDis
wAHrecommended to your CAEKBRIEB, and by usinl
twice entirely cured. therefore, recommend
Sltroubed with any disease Of tbs throat, belle wing
bs iuSt " hat Jvsry family should have. Yer res.
otfully, INtS. S.'8O-tIyI W. l.. HUGHES.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-07-26

A letter from Lieut. JONES Of the Del4
ware Guards, written from Beverly, Va, will
be found in another column.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-07-26
NOTICE

IS HEREBY given to John Burdiet that Mar.
tina B1rdict his wife, has this day ed her petition
in the Court of Common Pleas for Delaware County
against said John urdict for divorce and alimony
ting forth that said John Burdct has been habitta
drHnkard and wfully absent from the said Martha
Than trcp years. that the said JOlln Burtct had
been guilty Of gross negligence Of his duty hus
band and therefore prays that she be divorced from
her husband, the aid John urdict and be allowed al
imonJ, and that she be restored to her former
and have the custody Of her child.
The petition will be heard the September
Term Of sAd Go art the sail defendant required
the said petition.
Dated June ed i's' POWELL l. VAN DEALiH
June zs-fjv. IS % pi- Att vs. Tot Plaintin
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-07-26

CoxlGENcENEsr-The present has been
Commencement week, and though the dis
iurbed state Of the country has had the effect
On this occasion TO diminish somewhat the
crowd Of strangers that annually fOck to our
9''1 town to witness and enjoy these ceremonies
. 8till the number Of strangers present was
quite large embracing many persons Of dis
tnction. The order of exercises in both in
,-55 sttutions hAs heretofore been given. Engage
rsi issments which required presence elsewhere
prevented our hearing the addresses Of Presi.
= a dsnts MERR1cK and DoSALsoS aud the gsadu-
IS, J. stipg clBsscs. Tho former spoken Of by
those present as able productions. appropriate
s0s 10 sbe occasion; while the latter fully up
81 r..s.. 50 the average Of similar efforts
The University graduating class consists Of
the following young gentlemen:
CoLLEo1ArE Der ARrMESr.
Gideon D. Wilcox worthington; William
D. Warnoek Urbana Thsmas Tippett, WOr
'thington, Mo-; james W Robinson. AansGsld
rGG Clark w. Quirk, Eyria Leonard j. Powell
Portland, Oregon; james W. Newman
Portsmouth,; Harlan p. Hail. Ravenna; Hugh
r ss8 .aA R.Gwynn, Beilefontane John F Ear Akron;
James H. Davidson, Burlington; John w
E4AzACunnngham. New Runlley; George R. Grow,
Kingston; George P. Clark, New Castle,
Penn; William Cessna, Kenton; John w.
Caldwell Circlevlle Ieonidas H. Bradley,
Marshall H.; Francis A. Blanchard, Wheel
ing, Va; Wesley G.. Burr Bloomfield; Frank
Baker, Iiffn John s. Atkinson Eden; John
Y. Andrews Dayton; Chilion B. Allen,
Fredrcktowu; Louis u. Albright, Arcanum,
LeRsy Belt, Delaware.
mA+wf SCIENTIFIC DEPARTMENT.
James O. Barnes, Wavery; Samuel NJ.
Bower, Waldo; Albert r. Carpenter. Gaena;
aWilfrid R. Carpenter, do; William F. Con-
&sE0 stant, Feiciys johnson N High, Napoleon;
Les A. Humphreys Clinton, H.; Charles NJ
James, Csnsantia; James Fl. Littell Sparta,
Wis; James v. Mullord, Cabin, ILL.,; Julian
ser a. Rice. Wooster; Samuel H. RopP. Par
ksrsburg, Va. Amos j. Sterling, Byhalia;
Nhl55z David B. Sweetzer Marion, ILL.,; Alison F.
sss susa, Weaver, EdwartlsElle, H. Frank W. VIII
s 80 liamr, Cincinnati
- e The following the names Of the young
E7o'7 ladies comprising the graduating class of the
Female College,
COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT.
Mary E. Boynton. Delawa are; Laura A.
BrelsFord Columbus; Jennie Z. Bull, do; Anna
sAA Caldwell Circlevile; Adelia Evans, Della
EIe II ware; Martha f. Franks, do; Nellie z. John.
Utsn, PiquA Caroline Joy, Delaware; Elnora
y. FIotnsr, do; Sarah j. Walton, Columbus;
s@s Mary A. Wood, Delta
~ ScIExrIFIc DEPARTMENT
MAry 4 BIrgert, Nav slforI; Mary E.
GarHon, Delaware; Louisa Cnmpbel Mar,
- go tnsburg; AiceEte Cryder, Delaware; Mary f.
.F-a fiAler, do; LOnsa Timrnons, WorthingtOn;
s p, Mattis Ysndemark, Galena Josephine G.
Williams Delaware
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-07-26

- haripton.--cAsh saTsnes 81 .5c-WitIin
& u e a yoas 81. .0O-aftsF the expiration OF a
wear
ssrhssAg-0aS do no poo BUghEs CI0 lines EOnParlei
Orlsss) o. Insertions. For each
eonnuaReO 25 OTIS PSFsquaEo. Alb
o. VNEW I sEalasduetisn 70 yearly YsdvsFtissrs.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-07-26
1mportan 70 Females
GH KSR DTT1

4mportan TO Females
DIR. CHEESEMANIS PILLS
Prepared by Cornelius L. Cheeseman. H. D.
New York CITY
The combination Of Ingredients these Pills arethe
result OF along and extensive practice They mild
N their operation, and certain in correcting alrregu
arties Painful lHenstrGatons removing aIlobsiructious
whether from cold otherwise, headache pain the
side paptafion Of the heart WHITES all nervous aGsc
tons Mysteries fatigue pain in the back and limbs &c
disturbed Sleep which arises from interruption ofnature
TO MARRIED LADIES Dr. Cheeseman's Pills areinvaI-
uable ss they viii bring the mopthy period with
regularity. IAdie who have been disappointed the
Of other Pills place. D. utmost confidence in Dr..
Cheeseman's Pills DING aIlthaI hey represent to do.
Nstiee-7AeTt eonditioR # the female sysseH
vA5eh tAs EiIIs Nos bs taken srft0a producing Pc
eULL4R RESUI The eoAdifion referred to PREG-
NANCT-.he res fHLSCA RRLAG GE ISHch Is the 5rTe-
SistablS tendency o. the medicine TO The EesnaAne-
tiOas condition ltat sse1 rrOdsefIrepouoer
Of sdtlrs cannot rcsigt IL
Warranted purely vegetable, and free from anything
Injurious. Explicit directions which should read ae-
company each box Price 81. Sent by mail on enelos-
ing 81 20 Dr. CoRsEIIUs L CHEESEN4S, Box 4sSI Pos
Once, New York City Sold by one druggist Ia every
n the gnited States
General ASentfor the United States,
No 20 Cedarstreet, York,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-07-26
WooD! WooD!I

@ EALED PROPOSES viii be received at the Audi
- tors O1ice, until Monday, the 29th OF July 1851
for the delivery Of 65 Cords OF IS inch wood 10
VI two foot wood to be properly corded whore
delivered.
The whole OF said wood to be from tho body Of
the tree and split to q suitable siZS for stove;
and said wood shall be furnished all the
following kinds OF timber, to wit: Sound and Solid Su-
Hickory and Beech, to be delivered and corded up
J the LIST day of October, 1851. Tho measurmcnt 10
solid cords OF I2s feet D. w. RHODES,
p Delaware, July 5, Civ. Auditor Delaware Co.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-07-26

"aaYGBga- The dispatches of this morning con-
tain nothing of special importance.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-07-26
$26I Employment.
AaHMTW WANTED,
@76

I'VE WILL pay from S3S 20 SIS per month, and
w all expenses, to active Agents. or give q commits
ion. Particulars sent free. Address ERIB Sewing Ha
shine GnAPAyT r. JAMES, General Agent, Milan, Chic
May 7l-3n
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-07-26

By the following letter learn were
EaisinlSrnled as to Miss MtIIIE WARsER be-
so inE with her father and brothers in Western
'-s~ s Virginia It's sentiments show that if not
there in person her sympathes strongly
with those who have taken MP arms to main
: sa5 tain the integrity of the Government by sup
- pressing the rebellion by which It's subverson
r ''''' is threatened 1t probably not designed
'''' Tor publication. but admire lis spirit and
49, sentiments, as we doubt readers viii
also, and therefore taks the liberty u laying it
-aeg1aI before them:
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-07-26
NEW . TOOK
Drugs & Medicines.


MI. STARR& Bro.
DRUGGISTS.
NO. WILLIAMS BLOCK.
Dealers in Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Oils,
Paints, Varnishes, Dye Stufs, Perfumery,
Fancy Articles, Botanic and Family
Medicines; Paint, WhitsWash and
Vsrnisb Brushes; Escenses,
Jars, Bottles. Walls, &C. &e.
WE have opened large and desirable stock
W the above branches TO which the attention or
all who desire good and moderately priced goods is
called We would return thanks the very lber
al patronage bestowed upon this house in the past
respectfully invite the continuance Of ell old
and friends, and would be pleased 70 many new
ones feeling confident please all who dis
posed to patroniZe Us. We have spared pains anj
have incurred much extra expense in htting up --
First Glass Drug Store,
such this thriving city and county ouEh
net 70 be without And expect TO keep il up and
to continue TO increase business have done
from the first by selling good and cheap articles
our line be bought anywhere Il shall be
use, required for this market, anu shall pndeaYor TO
use, &c.
a%PhysIcans Prescriptions compounded with accu-
and dispatch. Don't forget the place The Upper
Drug Store, at the sign Of
The Big Mortar--Eo.6 Williams Block
M. L. STARR & BRO
Delaware, April II, ''l.-ttf.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-07-26
WOOSTER, July Il, 1861.


MR. ED1roR- Dear Sri was consdera-
bly startled this morning upon reading in the
Western Christian Advocate an extract from
the Delaware GazeiIe of an attempt to burn
our cottage IN South Delaware. II was also
stated that father and two brothers in the
army in Western Virginia, and ay'elf as
aurss. There is quite mistake in the latter
CLAUSE, as am r aht here in Wooster, Wayne
county, Ohio.
The attempt 10 burn Gus little home proper
ty is not SO rs~y spPrismg, after all; sneak
sing seeesron;a will say NEST anything, and
whatever viaiuy he can be guilty of IN the
dark, there you can count on him 1t makes
my blood boil with Indignation, not very
righteous kind either. when / think of those
sku,king towards committing dcpredntions
upon The properly OF men Who have the moral
courage 10 speak the truth in this our hour Of
peril All! there il is; they know they are in
the wrong and are afraid to stand up in open
daylight and "face the music They have
been petted too long-forbearance has ceased
10 be a virtue and now we are going to try
different kind of petting-siT and tcsEvc
pc1nders will de the deed I'm thinking.
Thank God there's a day Of retribution
9 ceming-sonle Of them are getting their just
deserts now. Why. sometimes l think l
would like to shoulder a good trusty Enfield
Rife and pop over few myself l verify
believe | could fight.
But goodbye, l have already trespasstd toe
much upon an editors time.
M1ILIE E. WARNEE.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-07-26
c.. 9 SE 8 E R 7 8 T'S
ss
HAIR STOR ATIV

THE BEST PREPARATION EVER KNOWN FOR THE
i Human Hair.
ItKn R;store white gray hair TO the naturacoor
VIII restore the ma tural secretiops.
Viii remove at once all itching.
VIII remove all DandruH.
Will make the hair soft and glossy.
viii preserve the color Of the hair TO oil aga.
Will always fasten il and stop its falling 11its Of
the best Toilet articles now in use.
Read a.ertihcate of u. R. Tildcn, whots vsIE<l, vn
throug ghot.t Northern Chic:
CLEVELAND, July II ,I33)
MRssRS. Heller sEcHFisT II have ha / I oo:ns u
your Hair Restorative. Iobtamcdit TO pr event NJ MT
from falling supPosing that II would change t1s
color my hair il being very gTey-but TO SraRt
surprise has only prevented my hair from filling
but has restored il its natural color had aa av5r
sion heing grey and had made use Of Wood s. Mrs
Aliens 4uL other hair dyes, but without much success
ave sitttinn ing tlRt this preparation Of
yours r, rsry tr superior to any thing Of the kind
the market VIII please send me gallon by
express and viii send you the money by mail
Yours trufv DANIEL r. TILDFN.
Prepared ami sold by HELLER x CHRIST, Akron,
'iio aud sale in Delaware by STARR Bro, and B.
iICK1N2oN Sos, and druggists generally aug "a e)tl
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-07-26

General ASentfor the Unted States,
No 20 CedaHstrees, / e York
To gAOEi all RR0lSsdlesTders should Be dddTs ID.
Sold bV B. Dickinson Il Sox IeAwAFesti mes, ,'6o
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-07-26
ScIKNr1EIc DErARrxRxr.

Mary \. Blrgert, Nav Bslfordi Mary E.
Carson. Delaware; Louisa Campbell, Mar
~ tinsburg; AiceEte Cryder. Delaware; Mary f..
l fiAer, do; Louisa Timnous, WorthingtOn
Mattie Yaademark, Galena; Josephine G..
Williams, Delaware.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-07-26

All papers ia the DivisOn please COPY.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-07-26

Maj Gen--H- Fritz Randolph.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-07-26
SCIExrIFlo DEPARTMENT.
CcILEerArE DErARrMENr.

Mary E. Boynton. DelaW are; Laura A
Brelsford, Columbus; Jennie Z. Bull, do; Anna
A Caldwell, Circlevile; Adelia Evans, Della
ware; Martha r. Franks, do; Nellie z. John.
Utsn, PiquA; Caroline Joy, Delaware; Elnors
Y. PIotnsr, do; Sarah j. Walton, Columbus
3 Mary A. Wood Delta.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-02

Arsros--At White Plains. on Monday, April 1. JosEpH
AsTor, Jr, late OF Georgetown s O, 10 the Goth year
of MS HRc
The rcaeral WIN take place from his late residence in
white as, on Wednesday afternoon at haf ss twelve
oclocs The Express tram on the Harlem Railroad leaves
corner OF twenty sixth and Forth at 1925
A. " mrivh ut White Plains at half past eleven, where
carriages ~il be in waiting. Return al half past three
Charleston, G papers please copy
fsvSSE1T.-on sunday March 81, at her residence No
1T East Thrice nth street, AMELIA MaDE wife OF Fran
els Bennett ageo rs years.
Tbe friends OF the family arc respectfully invited to
attend her funeral, this (rucsday) afternoon, at one
O'Clock
45 years, native o. county wexford, ireland
The friends OF tbs family, and the members OF the
Barry , sSy ny arr S ws,s 70 las
tuesday, afternoon, ~ two O'Clock.
BarNARD-At Huoscu, N Y. on Saturday, March 20
Gcr roth birthday, Mary, wife Of Captain Timothy
BROWN in Brooklyn, on Sunday, March 81 EinAsru
wife Of b. Mapcs Brown, Of Deer Park l. l., in tho Gath
Her friends are invited n attend the funeral from her
late residence at De Park on Wednesday afternoon q.
two clock, without furthe- invitation. The ten A.
train Of the Long Island aoad arrives in III for tho
funeral.
gceon Of the brain, PAUL, youngest child Of Carlo and
Pauline J. Bassini, aged 10 mon uls aof IL days.
The friends Of ,s family are svi,cd attend the fu
neral from tho residence Of his parents, No. liza Con-
srcss street. Wednesday morning. at eleven O'Clock
CamrHrI.-On Monday, April 4, THOMAS THOMPSON,
only son Of Thomas and susan Campbell aged year and
Tho friends and relatives Of the family invited TO
attend the funeral from the residence his parents No
II William street, this tuesday afternoon, at two
o'clock
Ct..nx.on Sunday, March 81, Of Group, Joas ADAMS,
only child Of John o. and Catherine A. Clark, aged
years, month and 10 days
1ho relatives and friends Of the family invited 10
attend the funeral without further notice from No 1oi
we Fourteenth street this ruetday) afternoon, At one
o'clck
DsvomRry On Monday, April 1, Mrs. MAnGAxvr
Dovcnury, native OF parish Kinbegs, county Done
gall, Ireianf aged 90 years.
Tho friends Of tho family are respectfully invitsdt,
attend tho funeral, from her Ate rossdeac< No u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-02
John OSBORN, - BEAVER STREET.
AGENT ZOE
THE VINE GR JWkk4' COMPANY
ZOE Cn1MAC

the oonfsd.cy from Co.
TIE company, bess 70 call attention the foswiag fsos -
Ihn company with capital Of three md hon frHnos =
preics Of vineyards in The district CosnAc who bssss
sharsholdsrs the company, take Interest in =
themselves for The sas Of their Own pure Coensc BranS
and hoss Of other and less dissrs the ooss
OF ia mission Is sinsontly bound BY s statute Of 70
guons not TO purchase brandy except such sAa
duee OF existng within Cognas ana
Is thertore strictly Inhibited storehouses
Dranay whatever which may have had its origin oussds
owing fixed determination on the part Of IL
sI o ns VERDI % q
IAne OF Their agriculture that powerful com ANY fr
iIs origin never Tor single ,ncmsnt I'm -
ngh or aed the extensive n wing reputation whisA
achieved in the principal Of the ~o d must aors
al the most certain Of the Vine .troworT
rests VIII continue snd .xte.d the ton a.
It's brand marx b. the 10. able oeenoe q ia s
mentg - "A-F
Abe importation Of brandy bottes hsrsofors proba
ed being hencefo, ard permitted by the few rsonsS
merchant. who favor thu sssn 81 ,S couaay ' S,
their orders for direct mporations In their names w
andy consumers every eAr OF the i've
friendly Acies viii recently composed Unitsd
Growers brandy orofIs OF the dissrib1
ton o the article win entirely remain the hands OF the
trade.
The balance OF the bottled brandy OF the Co..
paDy consisting OF the three DID, and the
every being sealed with toe me.c Capsule OF IL
Vine Growers Company the cork. airing the same
OF the bottles 70 sich hey are and.r .a 0sroo
guarantee Ind signature In facsimile Of the MAY Be
Messrs. CARHART 4 BRorHER, So Broadway
s.c tKs p B. GUzZEhs. q arren street
sA ha b bsiGst oo 90 hsm Sssss sss
". WILSON, % Beaver street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-02

The London Times of the 10th of March, in no
tcing the fact that the Confederate American
States are in market with loan of SIS 900 900,
which they wish to place at eight per cent for ten
years, remarks:-
Az confederacy includes in It's total population
Of 100 900 less than $50 900 who pledged 10
pudation, is difficult to ierstand the possibility Of
such amount being raised either In home foreigL
ma kets This feeling increased by the fact that iud
recy the entire population may be considered TO have
sgnied their approval of repudiaton principle by
having selected Colonel Jefferson Davis their ,re
sident This parsonage has long been regarded the
apostle Of reputation and the holders Of Mississippi bonds
have to remember his celebrated speech delivered
within the legislative hall built by British money, 10
which he ridcued the crocode tears Of the dupes who
had ventured to petition for payment Of their claims
The following is the amount Of coal transported
on the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad during