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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-27

terry was fanled along side the Thornton
House, ard fred rapidly, and with terrFsle
effect in the enemies ambush
Col. Kanes' Bucktail Rifemen we're placed
in adEance, and fred upon tie enemy when
ever they made their appearances. The rebels
who hada battery Of six pieces, returned ihe
cannonading and replied to the ri7es with
musketFy. Firing was kept up some
three quarters Of an hour, when the enemy re-
treated rapidly; our FIRE being too hot for
them. Our troops stood up brayefy under
the sharp volley Of the rebels. Their steadi-
Mss vas praised by Gen. Mccall and his
officers. The rebels took the direction of
Fairfax Court House, leaving on the seld
number Of their dead and wounded. Our
troops pursued them a short distance and
returned. Several bodies Of rebels were
picked up, and 5 wounded prisoners we're Ia
ken
Gen. Ord captured eight wounded prison
ers. ard two caissons with ammunition in
them. In their haste the enemy left behind
arms of ali descriptions, clothing, sc. Their
loss is estimated Al l50 killed and wounded.
Among their killed was Col. Thiler, ofFrank-
fort, KY, and eonamander Of the First Ken
tucky Regiment uf Rebels-
The forces Of the enemy consisted Of three
Infantry Regiments, ist and lIth Kentucky,
and 1Olk Alabama, With cavalry regiment
and battery, ,Fall commanded by Col John
Fl. Forney, Of the 10th Alabama, acting
Brigadier General. The dead rebels were
left on the field The loss on oar side was
SIX Killed and eight wounded, most Of whom
belonged to the Baektails. Col: Kane re-
ceived slight wound.
Ats o'clock, ?. NJ. cur treors had re-
turEed TO camp. Bringing in fifty wagon loads
of forage
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-27

We would CAL particular attntioa to Me-
Leans notice in inother 9oiFnfp. We a,ts the,
fullwing folm the st. Louis Herald, which
speaks volumes in its i.vor. We Riy to all,
in recommending NleIea $ c,.lebrni cd strength
enng Cordial as an inrtplnbIc remedy for gen
eral debility and weakness. We have seen il
tested in eircle under our own immediate OBJ
serfation and vonch for its t.ffic7tcy and worth.
Itis an article which should be kebt constant
ly in every family, as it is certainly an inyalu-
able medicine. See the advertisement in am
other Column it
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-27

It is interesting to observe that while we
now have three iron-clad vessels in progress
the Secretary Of the Navy includes in his esti-
mate the cost Of building feet of twenty Of
these inTineible monsters.
NEw York, Dec 2I.-The Philadelphia Inqui-
rsr Of this moFhing has a special dispatch from
Baltimore, stating that news had been -receiv-
ed from Rielmond to the effect that Ft Piclens
had opened fire on Fort HcRae three times
since the ed ult, bat with what effect is not
known. On the both Ult., an incessantE shower
of shells was thrown into the fort by Colonel
Brown.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-27

The December number of the Gardener
Monthly, a horticultural journal, edited by
THONAs MEEIi,S, is on our table. It is one of
the most chaste, well printed and edited jour
nails which we receive, and should be in the
hands Of every person interested in horticulture
or its kindred branches s-fr'jt and tree grow
ing. 1t is published by W G. P. Brinckloa,
at No. % North Sixth Street, Philadelphia.
at Sl.00 a year
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]. II. YANpEMAN,
Cnnf.En K 6fl
Fight or the Potomac -Eobols Dofoa+
ed with Grsat Loss.
[.neciN 70 Tho Herald

WAsHIHGToN. Dee 20.- General Ord start
ed ut 6 O'Clock this morning. Ills command
consisted OF four regiments, the Bucktail Ri
fies, Lieut.. Col. Kane, and l1astons battery,
consisting two "a and two u pound howit-
zers. They proceeded on a fouraging cxpcdi-
ton in the direction of Drainsyille. Gen
Mccall anticipating that they might be at
tackled, onlered the LIST and ID brigades to
follow at a. m. The first brigade. Gen.
Reynolds advanced -on Leesburg and took a
position on Difficult creek, to await further
orders, Two hours later Gen. Mccall with
his staff and an escort of cavalry followed in
the same route. Meantime General Ord ad
vanced to near Drainsyiile, when his com
mand was suddenly fred upon by a force ly-
ing in ambush in a dense woods adjacent.
This was the signal Of battle and brisk en-
gagement promptly ensued. Gen. Mccall
who arrived few moments previously, took
command In moments time EasJcrn's bat
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-27

We call attention to the communication Of
Captain j II. Van Denrau. of Company X i,
Goth Regiment. He makes an appeal in be-
half ofhis men, and we hope it win be prompt
ly. and literally responded to. All the b!an-
kets &c., under the control Of the military
committee, have been Distributed to the Della
"are- hoys in tie Goth and SD regiments but
it seems the wants Of all are n5t yet supplied
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-27

The report-which reached the noFth some
ten days ago. that the rebels had evacuated
the city Of Galveston Texas. has been fully
confirmed. According to the Houston Tele-
graph Of the End iirst. TIE entire population
has.desertod thecity, moving their Effects to
Honsion and other points s in the interior,
While the troops intended for lis defence have
taken a position some distance north Of she
city. The reasons for the evacuation are
thus given by the Telegraph ai a.sa .s-a
On The e0TA nIt council Of war was held,
at Galveston, at With il was determined that
II was impossible to defend The city success
fully. The largest guns at The trtifcations
upon the Island were 81 pounde}s, smooth
bores, having a range not exceeding tso
miles, While the enerqys guns were Of the lar
ges; caliber, shooting Win accuracy three or
four miles. TO await an &ttack was simply
to invite the Surrender or destruction Of oar
troops and the cify. without the power Ct In
fiicting injury Gpon the. assail4nts 1t was
thought best, therefore, under al tie citcntn-
stances, to eyacnate@ Galveston, and occupy a
position IN The rear Of the city SO IS 10 repel
any advance 10 The Federal troops afler they
had landed. ' -'1 @
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-27
correslendenfq Be4uarq Gae,te,
s CNMP McARTHuR 4czr !

- l.
Mr., EDIToR-The Company which was
recruited by Lieut. yanlefnhh, 5cing fan.i an
election was held ana the following Officers p
ceived their appointment
Captain-Dr.J J. II. YAxDExAx,
lst- Lieut.-AY Irsos aAiAsFIS,, .---z
2nd, Lieut. Nm, A. SANrsoN.
The latter gentlemen being the presru
Editor Of the Urbapa Free Press. We ha.ye
6 very fine company composed Of large well
built lnen, accustomed to labor ara used to
haqlships,
l Meswou.d herein make an enpeal to tie
cilizeps of Delaware Co, fur little ass;s
tance--riz few Blankets aud Aitteus fer
lie NEST needy Of the men, We ackuowl-
edge the receipt Of % Blankets from the CHI
zaRs,of Delaware through J. r. Hills Of the
relief committee, which were distributed to
the most needy. and for which ne are very
grateful. The simple reason We ask assis-
tence is as follows: The Government furn-
isles the men but one blanket, and an eeld
treatAer they are compelled to have one all the
time up to keep the fire burning. or else freeze.
Some OF the men have blankets OF their own,
but maRy-hare nonc. and 10 sleep upon the
W 49, - = PNfsAI A'tC-A 4Fty SlFGW anu OIL
one blauket, make some feel as if lighting for
cur country was cot as pleasant Us it might
be- Thus much for blankets,-as TO miltcns,
there are about 20 pair iu the company. the
rest Of the men stand glard without any cover
ing 10 lheir bands and cold nights make cold
hands. graspipg cold gun barrels, But enough,
Gan we haze assistance in these particulars
or mol? We ask il in behalf OF our common
coutry, VIC ask il Lecause these men have
left their friends, the indcarmeutS OF home, to
fight fer you, Your friends and your frcsides
We are nov here with plenty to cat and
drink, good tents, and good stoyes. When we
leave here know not, but it is probable
few. days win hardly elapsc. before We make
movement from this place.
The same statement concerning this com
pany may be made relative to both the Del
aware companies in this Regiment. Mittcns,
Socks, and Blankets would be very accepta-
BILE indeed to many Of the boys.
Respectfully,
j. II. VANBEMAN,
Capt Co X 66th.
7. S. As there are many who desire to
write to their friends in this company, to have
them come safe direct 10
Care OF Capt. Nendemcn,
Co. K. Camp MeArthur, near
Urbana Ohio
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-27

The following is General fEalleck's disrateh
10 General Mcclellan, announcing the briliiApt
success OF General FoPe's command.
~ 2 IiraDquAE+Eks DEr'r OF NIssotr1.
F-'.' ST. LocTs. No, Dec. 20, 1861 4
uejor- Gcne1at George B. 1fcCla1ian, Bas]i-
SASS tpgo4i ..s5 $50 51 as.sa1
IA part Of General Papes ferces, under
Colonel j. G. Davis and Major Marshall.
surprised another camp Of the enemy on the
afternoon Of the 18th inst. at Milford, little
nofthof Warrepsburg. A brisk skirmiSh en-
sued, mhea the enemy, finding hiuself sur
rQunied, surrendered at discretion. We took
thirieen baodre,l prisoners. including three
eolQnela and seventeen captains, one thopsand
stand Of arms enc thousapd hoFsss, si1ty-6re
wagons, and large quantity Of tgptss baggage
and supplies.
Our loss two killed and eight wounded
Epemy's loss not yet known.
Information rcceiYed last night rom Glas-
gov, that orr troops at that piace nad taken
about two tons Of powder in kegs, barred or
Jackson's farm. This cfIcciuaHJ cuts cd their
supply Of ammunition. -
}. w. HALI.zaK,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-27

The ntemBer5 of the Delaware Grass Band
returned homie Tuesday morning. The Regi
ment they joined has been Consolidated with
another, and we have not learned whether or
not they retain their place iii The new regi-
ment.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-27

CHARLES MORGAN will tako notice that his wife
~ Enu 4 Morgan, has Hied Petiton against him in
the Clerk 0hce 81 tbs Court of Common Pleas of Della
ware county, oho, charging him with extreme cruelty
gross neglect ai duty tHd adult ry With Lucinda Marks
Aary 10 ister an Lucrctia Fuller; praying fr di.
vurce aud RimOny, and the eustody rf ser chi!irn
Nepasons viii be- taken ny der stid cast n the or
ice u' G. oyge taylor, in W0rthingtou Franklin county
ONO, hetw On eluek a. NJ. and p M, the oh
day Of January, A. d, 1861. Ry
GEO. W. HALL, Pltn's ATTY.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-27

GEN.HALLECK's ORDER.-Gen. IIalccl, MADE
himself unfavorably famous by lis Order No
3" which prohibited any fugitives from com
ing within his lines, and sent any back who
had been unreasonable eneugh 10 escape and
furnish our army with the latest information
from their masters and onr enemy. The jour
mails throughout the loyal North have con-
demned this policy as extremely unwise as well
as iDhuman. The Albany Journal, in speaking
of the above order, says: "We have no hes-
tation in pronouncing it the most eowardly and
cruel act Of the campaign. If this is speci.
men of Gen. Halleck's administration, be is
the wrong man for the place.
But fortunately, Gen. Haleck has seen his
error and corrected it, 80 far as subsequent
order could do it. He now admits and keeps
contrabands who escape and Is be ginning to
come to the true policy which Gen. Jim Lane
laid down. to '.march to crush out treason and
let slavery take care of ITSELF"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-27

NEW Years ADDREss. accordance
with established cttstom, the Carrier Of the
Gazette will make his annual call upon town
subscribers next "Wednesday morning-ahd
hopes 10 meet from orc and all cordial re-
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McLEAN's STRENGTHENING CoRDIALis recciv-
ing the unaAifaots recommendation of the
Press, not only at ST. Louis but all over the
country. This remedy is evidently the result
of close observation and study Werever it
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Estates, &c, for Settlement

THE following Executors and Guardians have flied
4 their papers Tor settlement:
Charles Wooring 64ardIan of heirs b. Browniller;
Reuben Jones' Guardian Of miner heirs Of Sylvunia 10,
gers
Maria CalCRan, FXecutrix of PANEL Coleman:
jacob Fisher and B Culver. FXrs or Oliver Crea trale.
q William II. Webster Executor uf Nm. Webster decd
There VIII lie hearing the abpvo cases at my Of
fee in Delaware, on Saturday Jan. is, 1862
Dec II 1861. /. RANNEY, Prob. Judge
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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-27

A large number Of the members OF OieHian
g Lodge, I. o. 0. F., OF this place, in full re-
gala, attended the funeral on Tuesday last Of
Mr.. GEoss, of Troy, member of the order
whom died on Monday after protracted i'll
ness.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-27

The next regular meeting OF the Soldiers
Aid Society will be ield Saturday, january
4th, I862, at the residence Of the President Of
the Society, Mrs. C. c. CHAMBERLAIN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-27

~ SLTERIF'FySfLE. 9y1 nfHf
Charles y Wctthorel IlYIvirtnc ofan executioh
III. no Us fIq4 ton SdFccted from fhG
NDlilm G Norris. Court of Comnlrn Pibfs
lie sale, oil the premises of Hilliamsfi. Nurffp;
aAfOaddB ths 6ih day Of donaVy,1s6A
between the h6ur3 Of land gtl66K ,. ls. ot
said tlaysthe fHluwing personal lpr,PeflSs AgFAlt
years old9 Grey Horses Il four years old and
seven yehrs old:gz Dun MaIes n eight ysar
Old and fIur years eld;l J Yoke, Of Oxen, g
gears did: carriage and two hnrse wagon.
ret,l3 C1 $500 D. c. WAFEIss, ShsTiT.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-27


The return of Gen. Scott to this country by
the last steamer, has caused considerable sur
prise. When he left il was understood his stay
IN Europe was 10 be for IN indefinite period,
and his return after an absence of a few weeks
only is supposed to have some connection with
the present complications between this country
and England. Nearly all the time he was in
Europe was spent in Paris, and II is said that
Just before embarking for this country he had
a confidential aud protraetcd interview with
Prince Napoleon. Il is surnisod The matter
diseased during the interview was the exist
ing quarrel between this country ana Great
Britain, and that the result has brought him
home.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-27

The Goth regiment, of which the Companies
of Capts Buxton and Van Deman form part,
numbers $50 men, has been accepted, and e1-
poets TO depart soon for Kentucky
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-27
speeiaI Notiee.-To consumptives

FEIfIE Advertiser, having bgen hcalfh in
/ very few weeks by a vrfY simple rcmc, y. alter
huvihg suffered several years with severe luls acc
tinn, and that drcad disease, COusHmptun-is BnXioS
to maze known 10 his fellow sufferers the of cure
To all who desire it, he will send copy Of the prc
scriPtiun used (frcc a chaFgc) with the directions for
preparing and using tho stfTc, wrrch they VIII lal
sURk CrRE for C0NsU NPTBnN As1urA, BriScmTIg, &c
The only object Of the advertiser sending the pre-
script "a 70 5eneHt the agcted and spread lafrma
which he cOccivcs be Invaluable and 'kc hopes
every sufferer # fry his remedy, il Will Cost tfcte
nothing and may prove blessing
Parties wishing the prescription VIII prass address
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Sheriff sale. % 20 Q,

George W. fhII f. y TY vifiae OF AN ereeuiiohi to
VS.. . 4S merdirccted from tho CouFa
Adam STU tzet al or Common pleas oF DeiEtbro
coun,y Ohio, slgqB pIer - pqBo saleson % lIiu
Tuesday the 3lst day OF December; J 1861.
between the henrf pr 10 ocipck q, apd o,goek p.
Or SflId day. the farm df Ailafn stnifK ia
1h u'psonf5mnshlR, lhp following IFeprny,to witsOns
black Iiprse Tth white strip In his Iacn three yaaFs
oid; oao Bay IfirseS ycarssid ii zsfiis-14b
a,, ~ .laaa,s,, f3i H GxiG; EEATEFss shsFiF.
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victory

Il is dilIicait t9 say. with certainty what is
the present posture ef the AFFAIR between this
county. and England, growing out OF the ar
rest OF Slidell and Mason. The special les-
patches TO the city press, which contain the
only Information a;tainable, are conflicting
at.d, contradictory 20 a degree that renders
them wholly GnfeliabIeg II has been announ-
ccd with great positiveness BY several CORES
Pgndcnls thai there is not the least danger Of
any sericqs consequences resulting from tbe
'arestg while others declare they have high
authority For saying the danger or a rupture
is Imminent. One declares a late. interview
between sccrvayy Seward and Lord Lyons
was eharaeteFizd by excited and stormy dis
cussion, while the next despatch says nothing
Of the kind occurred bal on the contrary the
most friendly relations cantnne to exist be-
tween those gentlemen, II is asserted one day
thai eiieial notes on the subject have been ex-
changed, and the next it is denicd--onc day
proclaimed that the Governncnt has resolved
to give up Slilell and Mason If a demand is
made, and the next brings a positive declara-
tion directly the opposite of this In the
midst of this confusion and uncertainty it Is
gratifying to know thai the British Minister
still remains At hil post, which warrants the
presumption that nothing has get transpircd
which closes the deor 10 negotiation. On the
other hand, the British press continues fero-
c'an-'y warli5c-the British public is excited
beyond prcccden,-end the British Govern
ment continues warlike preparations on gi
guntic scale. a synopsis Of the latest foreign
news will be found in another column.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-27

Gen. IiaIIEcK seems o be putting the Mis-
souri, rebe's through vith strong hand. Sew
eral divisions Of the army have Leen operating
with great eauct against The rebels in the field;
while the orders OF tie cemmandcr-in-chier
are OF character that show he is determined
TO adopt stringent measures TO crush rebellion
in that Stale. Refugees from the southern
portion Of tie State, driven from their homes
by the rebels, arrive at ST. Louis in large mum
bers. These persons Gen. Halleck has ordered
to be quariered upon the known secessionists
Of The city, list Of whom he has procured
and made an assessment upon each according
to lis means and the extent Of his disloyaltyy
I'm Consequence ofrecent extensive bridge burn
ings inthe northern portion ofthe State he has
issued an order declaring that "sny one caught
in the act of burning Bridges, destroying
railroads or teegrapAs, will be immediately
sho., aud that any one accused Of these crimes,
shall, upon their conviction, suffer Death
Where injuries are done to rnilroad or tee-
crap lines, commanders of posts nearest, viii
Immediately press into service all seeessienists
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-27

The annual prospectus Of that old anu rop-
ular journal, the Cincinnati GI-ette, will be
found in our advertising columns.