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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-06-28

At the date of the issue of cur last num-
Der great battle in eastera Virginia seemed
imminent aud indeed unavoidable. 1t has
not occurred, however; and except the rapid
moving. Of. troops In large bodies to Wash
ington from most Of the Eastern and some oI
the wcstsru Slafep. there seems less prospect
Of a battle at this time than there has been at
any reriod within the last mouth. The reb-
els do uot seen inelined TO venture on an at
tack, and Gen. Scott declines advancing till
he gets thorcugh y ready.
A large and formidable army, including a
number Of Ohio regiments, is now collected
in Western Virginia. and important move
menls in that region and the southwestern part
Of the State may be looked for The large
acet of steamers, supposed to have been des-
tincd 10 ascend The Kanawha. are still al
Marietta and Parkersburg, and the troop
they contained have been sent into Virgins
by railroad.
In Missouri. all late movements indicate
the advance of the Union cause and the ulti
mate crushing out of secession The traitor
jackson still kept beyond the reach Of Gen
Lyon, and at last accounts was making fo
Arkansas, where it is said he is to be joine,
by large southern force which is TO accom-
pany him back to Missouri. No fears are enter
iained Of any aid he can secure, the fedora
forces in and near Missouri amounting to al
aggregate of about $4,000 men, under tn
lead of an officer who has proved himself on
Of The best in the service TO deal with rebel
.liou.
The Cherokee Nation has declined lheover
tttures of the ybel Commissioners who visite,
them for The purpose of inducing them I
join in the rebellion. The head Chief, JOh
Ross, has issued proclamation of neutrality
The GOnfrdcrates are now trying what the
can do with the Chickasaws.
i The rebel Legislature Of Maryland has ia
ken another recess till the Both July Prev
Gus TO dispensing they passed all manner c
treasouable resolves and acts, and had the
been proper ly dealt with the U. S. troop
posted in Frederick. would have scatterct
them as Napoleon did the French Assembly
France has taken position in reference t
American affairs almost identical with that {
England-,hat of strict neutrality. Neithe
power will permit rebel pFivateers to brin
captured vessels into their ports to be ,1her
disposed Of.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-06-28

The CoTToN STATES RESPONSIBLE FOR THE
WAR. The Louisville (Ky) Democrat re.
marks:
at is not worth while to complain about the
stopping of boats on the Mississippi and Ken
lucky boats at that The Confederate States
have laid an embargo on cotton; it cannot be
brought to Kentucky; it must be exported from
confederate ports. Oar trade on the Mississippi
is stopped. Now the federal government will
stop provisions from going over the Nashville
Railroad. ALI this injurious enough to Ken
tacky; and what shall we do about it? This is
war; and if the war is right on either side
these means of carrying it on are usual, and the
use of them follows no law but necessity
If these Confederate States are right in their
purpose, this embargo is right If the federal
government is right, we can't complain Of the
means.
"Of course no one could foresee the details
of such q conflict; but the calamities of civil
war generally are too well known TO surprise
any one; and that secession would bring them
upon US, was plain at the start. All the ealam-
tiles that now aflict Kentucky grew out of Sc
cession and are the natural consequences of it.
As Kentucky held from the beginning, and
holds still, that there was no sufficient cause for
secession, she will place, logically and necessa.
rily, the responsibility of these troubles on the
Confederate States. 1t is Idle to tell us about
wrongs the Black Republican party committed
They did not make this war necessary, and did
not begin it.
"What we say is: that it is in vain to get in.
dignant at these details that are the necessities
that war produce. Those who made the war
are responsible for them all on both sides. Who
had wrongs to avenge or rights to obtain in
this Union worth this costH Let those who be-
gan this struggle answer for t."
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-06-28

ComPLa4u&ss - sas,szS
The Colambus journal, in replying
to an attack made in the Cincinnati
Commercial Upon Gov DennlsOn,
says sS--- Ss-s.s
Tie fact is, that while embarrassed
on account Of delays at Washington
respecting troops mustered into -the
United States service, the 8OveEtFeF
has taken energetic and effective
measures to provide what the General
Government has left unprovided; and
has at the same time directed opera
tions which have thrown into active
service, at important points, several
Ohio regiments.
While governed by law, specifying
the amount TO be advanced to the
General Government. and taking care
to protect the State Treasury from
unwaI rantabIe expense on Federal
account, the Governor has permitted
neither Ohio soldiers in the United
States or In the State service, to be
unprovided with arms and clothing
any longer than extraordinary de
mands for goods and labor required.
Notwithstanding the clamors that
have been made about clothing, it is
only just to the State authorities to
say that whenever proper represents
tions have been made for deficiencies,
they have been promptly removed,
and, Notwithstanding the inyidious
comparisons which have been made
respecting the guns of the Ohio
troops, there are none either from
eastern or western States now in the
field with more efficient arms. What
ever explanation may be given to the
fact that there are now six Ohio reg
iments in Virginia. clothed armed
and equipped under State authority
and at State expense-one on the
frontier, prepared for active service
and in camp atZanesville waiting or
ders /; whileeleEen regiments, muster
ed into the fBnited States service al
Camp DenniSon, have seen Indians
volunteers gsinto Western Virginia
the responsibility cannot be laid ppor
the Executive Department of Ohio. :
Again, whateTereexplanation may .be
given of embarrassment and vexa
tions arising from three months vol
unteers either in connection with uni
forms or with payment for service
the action of the State authorities, in
cluding the Auditor of State-the Fl
nancial Agent of the Governor
shows clear appreciation of their ser
vices ands'tlie claims and Eealou
efforts to have full justice done them
The Joarnal adds:
For the purpose of exposing tn
exact facts respecting the organiza
tion, clothing, equipments and move
meuts of the Ohio troops, we inten'
to give.our readers q series of article
based upon careful .aad unbiased in
vestigation.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-06-28

Gen. MCCLELLEN, whose department en-
braces Kentucky, has entered into an arrange
ulent with the authorities of that State some
what after the style of that effected some time
since between Gen. Harney and the Missouri
rauthorities Gen. McCIellen agrees to re-
speet the neutrality Of Kentucky and to alb
stain from occupying any of its soil if the
ConfederateS are also kept out, which the
Ksntuckiaus promise to attend to. They al
so agree to protect U. S. property, sustain the
laws. aud guarantee the right of citizens. The
effect, however. is the virtual acknowledge
ment of the Justice of the claim set up by
Kentucky that the Government does not pos
sess the right to march its troops over her ter
ritory.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-06-28
NOTICE

T5 HEREBY given to John Burdiot that Mar.
tha Bardict his wife, has ths day niod her petitBn
in the Court Of Common Pleas for Delaware COunfy,
against said John Burdet for divorce and amony nst
ting forth that sal John Burdict has habituni
drunkard and wfuy absent from the said Martha fof
more than thrco years. that the said John Burdict haa
been guilty OF gross negligence of his duty huB-
band; and therefore pThys that she 30 dworoud frn
her husband, the I'D John Burdiet nnd be allowed
imony, and that she be Restored TO her former
AMI have the custody Of her child.
The EaIi petition wifi be heard at the next 8optambag
Term or said Colrt and the sail defendant required
20 answer the said petition.
Dated June 22d, ie6l. FOwELI. q VAN DEyTAN,
June 26-t3W. % 90 pf. Au'ys Tor PiaintiG
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-06-28
Administrator,a haiS.

In pursuance Of an order Of the Probate cOufa ogs
Delaware county Ohio, made the 27th day yaad
D., 1851, in the OF Raymond Burr AdmlnInira
TOR OF the Estate Of Harriet Wine deceased against
drew A. Wise and others, the undersigned will ghR
9th day OF July A. D., 1851 at one o'clock the
door Of the Court House In Delaware In said county.
offer at public sale the undivided half the follo.
ing described real estate Situated In FelaWare eonn
ty and State OF Ohio, and In the south cornar
No. 19, United States Military Survey and describeA
as follows Beginning at a stone a post set In thP
spot where the old post stood, the south
ner OF said lot No and southeast of No.
b. thence north degree east along the lot line BE-
tween lots and I'VE, hftyoLe poles and aty hn
dredths Of pole to stone post the diVi1ioa
corner OF said lot No. thence south es degrees
minutes east along the division line lot sl l~6
100 poles to sOLe post thence south degree
wes: 81 poles and 56-lO0 OF pole a q poaa
in the south line Of said lot No. thence north So
grees 20 minutes along the south Of Said ioa
No /, and the line between said lot and lot No. IN
81 l-5-oO poles TO the place Of beginning being No
same premises conveyed by j. Richardson 70 HArrss
Wise containing ten acres lcas
Also the equitable interest Of said Wise de-
ceased which sho held at her death in the undi-
vded half Of the following real Situated
Delaware county State Of Ohio, and being lot No a
range 49, township 4, and section q containin - 4
acres OF land less. For the extent and nature
OF said equity reference made the papers on mis
In the case In the said Probate Court.
Terms or SALE:-0ne third cash hand the dag
OF sale, oncthird in one and onethird IN years
from the day OF sale deferred payments be
by mortgage the premises Sold and 10 bear Interest
al tho rate Of per cent. per annum.
r. BURR, Administer
June se--4w Of estate Of Harriet wise
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-06-28

A terrible riot occurred at Milwaukee,
on Monday The bankers Of the city had
thrown out the bills of large number ol
northwestern banks, which had become very
much deprecated in consequence of being
based on stocks of slave States. A large
amount of this paper being in the hands
of the people, they became highly incensed
against the bankers, and large crowds attack
ed their places of busiue IS, destroying large
amount of property and maltreating the in
mates. The local authorities proved power
less to disperse the rioters and the Governor
had been applied to, who had declared mar
tial law and ordered State troops from Madi-
son and Racine TO aid in restoring order
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-06-28
N e W r e : e dies for
atorrhna

TOWARD Association, Philadelphia. Bshsv-
IL Oent Institution es tHbliEhed b. special EBdou.
ent for the Relief Of the Sick and Listrtased As
tei with Vrulent and Chronic DiseaseF especially
for the OF iFeascs ~ the Sexual Organs
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis by the Acting Eur
geOn.
VALUABLE REPORTS on Sporma tor rhoca and othrf
Diseases Of tao Sexual Organs and tho NEW REME-
DIES employed in the Dispcnsary. in sealed co.
veo2cs re, OF charge Two or three Stamps for pea
tage acceptable.
Address, DR. J. sKILIEN HOrGHrON. Howard A.
sociatknn NJ. South Ninth 81, lhiladslphia, Pa.
June q, 1851. ely.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-06-28
Plans of Gen. Scott.
INTERVIEW BErwEEs GENERAL scoTr AND HON
SCHUYLER coLFAx.

sCHCTLER c0LFAx.
With reference to the plans OF the veteran
General Scott, and the period within which
he expects 10 finish the campaign against the
rebels. the Buffalo Express declares that it has
positive knowledge of an interview between
Hon. Schuyler. Colfax and General Scott,
sought by the former for the purpose of urg-
ing, as the unanimous desire Of the Northwest,
a more vigorous prosecution Of war measures,
With overwhelming forces, TO render the de-
cision of the contest quick and decisive
To assure Mr.. Colfax and enable him from
personal knowledge to pacify andeonleut the
eager and impatient people whose feelings he
represented, General Scott laid before him
and fully explained the plans which be had
Ratured for the campaign. Mr.. Colfux was
astOnished with the inevitable certainty Of the
results which the veteran campaigner demon
strated before him, confessed, With reverence,
bis conviction that the cause of the Union
was safe beyond peradventure or possibility in
the hands of General Scott, and went from
his presence assured that the people have only
to wait with patience for the inevitable tri-
umph over treason and rebellion which they
are so eager TO cousummate.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-06-28

writer who damns Governors, States and Fed
eral Administrations in paragraph, cannot
conceive Of
Our State has come up Dobly to the work.
The reputation of her whole people is involved
in it. The pluck of our volunteers Is beyond
question. By the fortune Of our position, our
troOps have had the prominent part in the
most effective movements that have yet been
made. Let not the fair: fame Of the State
and the reputation Of our brave volunteers be
sacrificed to the pueriIe ambition of a news
paper correspondent, 20 make a sensatiOn-as-a q
slashing writer"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-06-28

The returns from Kentucky render it Ger
tain that in all the districts except one th'
Union candidates were elected, and in most o
the districts by overwhelming maiorities. In
the FIRST district, embracing the Southwestern
portion of the State, Burnett, member @
the last Congress and a rank secessionist, il
elected by small majority.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-06-28

The Ohio State Medical Society met at the
Ohio White Sulphur Springs on the 25th inst
The following officers were elected: Presi-
dent NJ. B. Wright, of Cincinnati; Vice Pres;.
dents, Drs. ]. Plympten, j. A. Harman. N.
GundTy; Secretaries, w. W. Dawson and r.
= Williams; Treasurer, J. z. Thompson; Ii
rarian r. Thompson.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-06-28
Road Tex Notice.

R Office is hereby given that the CommiSrIoneFB
~ at their June Session levied ihc taxahe prnpeT-
ty of Delaware County tax Of fve the hun
dred dollars Valuation. for road purposes for the
1851; which may Ire discharged by labor thr
,undrr direction OF the Supervisors benore Ihs
first day Of September next, the n dollar
per day. d. W. RHODES,
June 2l-3t Auditor Delaware Co %.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-06-28
Sheriff aa Nd Master &, +; .; cOmmississnszs sale,

Sheriff nj IA aster Commissioners Sale.
aV11 acCHfter d virtue Of Q
I1dar~afoI - -
The rewas Female College ctai Of sale 10 me dircc
ted from h Court Of Common Pleas of Delaware
county 0hio shall offer at public SALE al the door -
tho Court House in Delaware, On
Wednesday, the l7lh dry Of July, 1861,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock m and O'Clock r. w
OF said day the following described real estate tois
Situate in the County Of Delaware State Of Ohio
the Town n South delaware. snd being In-los NOE 81
ST. 55 ami So marked and designated recorded
pIlt OF said Town Of South Delaware and being the
promises then occupied bF raid Delaware Fcnnafs
College and upon which the College buildings stood.
B. c. WATERS, Sheriff,
And Special Master Commissioner.
June IL Is Ss,sol
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-06-28
Harvest,
Now in store and for sale

MOW N Store and Tor sale
20 nozsn best Cast Steel Grass ScytAes,
Dozon Cradle Scythcs,
10 Uczen Scyth Snaths,
DOG n Grain Cradlee,
so nnzeD Hand Hay Rakes,
IS Horse Rakce,
II Itzen diamond Grit scyihe e-etcDes,
All which will BE- sold, by the dozen single, low
for Cash at the Upper Hardware and Agricult1rat
Store by c. CHAMBERLAIN.
June I4lh IS6l-tf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-06-28
CorroN ron MAgsAcHusErrs M1LLs.

COTTON FOR MASSACHUSETTS MILLS.
The British ship Geo. A. Holt
cleared from New Orleans April /,
with $500 bales Of cotton for Que ems
town. She arrived at the latter port
May 81. Her cargo was sold by
sample at Is cents to a Boston pur.
chaser, and tic ship is ordered to re.
cross the Atlantic for the benefit OF
the Massachusetts Cotton Mills.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-06-28


Fx Governor WI=E. of whom but little las
been heard since the passage of the secession
ordinance by the Virginia Convention, o.
which body he was leading menber, has re-
Gently tnrutd up again, has been appointed
Brigadier GeHeral, aid is said to be assigned
to The land Of tie rebel forces in Wes.
tern Virgins. with "a htm our Ohio boys are TO
contend. On the lst insiJctF. Davis and Wise
made speeches at Richmond, promising to do
an extensive work in hdnighing the Invaders
! from tic sacred soil Of the Old Dominion
but they do not seem IN a hurry to execute
their threats. The speech OF Wise was tho
roughly characteristic of its fiery aud erratic
author. The follow ing extract will give the
reader CT idea Of its tone and temper:
You want war, fire, blood, TO purify you +;
and the Lord Of hosts las demanded that you
should wax through fire and blood. You arc
called TO the fiery baptism, and | call upon
you 10 come up to the altar Though your
pathway be through frc, or through river
of blood, turn not aside. Be in no haste-ao
hurry and furry. Collect yourselves, summon
yourselves, elevate yourselves TO the high and
! sacred duty. Of patriotism. The man who
dares to pray, the man who dares to wait un-
til some magic arm is put into his hands, the
man who will not go unless he have MIME or
percussion nlusket, who will not be content
with flint and steel, or even gun without
lock, is worse than coward-he is a rene
guide. If you can do no better, go TO black
smith, take gun along as a sample and get
him to make you one like it. Get spear--a
lance Take lesson from John Broi0n-
Manyfueture blades from old iron epen though
1t be the tires Of your cart trheels. Get a
piece of carriage spring and grind and burn
ish it in the shape Of bowie knife, and put
it to any sort of handle, so that it be strong
ash, hickory, oak. But, if possible, get a
double barreled gun and dozen rounds of
bucksbot, and go upon the battle field with
these. If the eneniy's guns reach further
than yours, reduce the distance meet them
foot to foot. eye to eye, body to body, and
when you strike blow, strike home Your
true blooded Yankee will never stand still in
the presence of cold steel Let your aim,
therefore, be 10 get into close quarters, and
with few decided, vigorous movements-aI
ways forward, never back-my word for il,
the soil Of Virginia will be swept of the Van
dals who are now pOlluting its atmosphere"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-06-28
Attachment NTofice,

John Stevenson, Iluitf ! Before II C. c'-nk, Jup.
against toc Of The reace, Of Oxfcrd
james Slack, an. township, Del. Co. o.
nE the Sd day Of june 1881, said Justice issued 81
" order of attachmrnt In the above action for the
sum nf Forty seven dollars md sixtyfour cents.
June la-3W john Stevenson ,PiahatiG
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-06-28
M. c.. Slemmon's Patent
Iron Double Shovel Plow.

HAVIEG made Arrangements for the maBuiAe-
- tuie and exclusive sac Of the above ErPERioa
Patentee's pr'ces by L. c. OBANBFRTA AM
June 18th, 81,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-06-28
Estate Of Anthony + CsriMths.

KI 9TICE is hereby given that tho undersigned has
IN bsen duly appointed and quail fed a Administer.
tor with the Will annexed, of thr cFiate ef ANTHONY
l.. GRHFIfHS. decreased. late Of delaware County q.
All persons intercstsI will govern themselves seeor-
dilg;y. J. K WILLIAMS
June Il 81. Administrator, &c.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-06-28

JoHx A. SkIFF. the Cincinnati Produce
Merchant arrested few days since on a
charge of reason, has been discharged on
bail. the amount of his bond being S5,O0O.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-06-28
saturday ID, BAL d,r Of JuIH. ls6l.

between tho hours Of ID o'cInck a m and O'Clock a
of said day the following desc Jed personal property
to-wit; One Bay Horse, Ono Bay Mare and One Log
Wagon.
Jdn2 8, 'e1-ts. $3.50 n, C WATERS, shorlG
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-06-28
Notice to Tax Payers
Sheriff Sale.

Tudor, Powell Co. my virtuo AZ an
0 execution q nno
Springfield NJ Vernon Pitts. directed by TIE courG
burg r. r. Co. OF Common Pleas Of
Delaware County, Ohio shall oer for sale at the doer
Of the Court House in Delaware, on
Wednesday, the Sd day Of July, 1851.
between tho hours Of 10 O'Clock a. m. aud oclock D.
the following described real estate situated
within the corporate limits Of the village are
and In East Delaware, the drst piece eommC Ihk At
the sile Of the {. C. C. Railroad on the
line between tbe and formerly owned BY n. n. Petit
hone and that Of stiles j. Parker thence with be said
line and tho north line Uf tho Fair Grounds east Aboua
06 rods 10 tho northeast corner OF the Fair Grounds
thence north with the line the piece Of lanA a
20 point so from the centre on ne
Springfield Mt. Vernon PittSburg Railroad; thence IN
south. western course parallel with the said last ma
med railroad, so feet from the centre thereon 10 the
place Of beginning Saving 20 the said named rail-
road all the right II way necessary for The said rail
road) Containing about four acres bo the me more
or less Appraised At $500
Also second peice oommenenf.at tha narth. west
corner OF the tract OF land sold By J. Richardson nn1
vile TO tue Springfield Mt Vornon Pttsbure Railroad
Company on he east side OF tho old road on line b.
tween the land formerly owned BY Md Ppttbone ana
stiles j. Parker thence south with the naid Ga road IA
rods thence east about IS rods 70 The nc betyap bSn
police OF land and that OF " w Pettihone SsS
the last line north ten rods 70 the said line ofS s
ker thence west with ahe said aat entionad lima nA
50 rods 20 the place OF beginning. Conanug about e
acres OF land, be the same more ssa AppTalSsd 81
$3.50.
p Q. wATERs, usris.
May 81 Ascl-t" Cee,oo)
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-06-28
Sheriff sale.

J. W. B. Brooks 0nY virtue Of an
ID execution ~ rar
Henry Wills X Son directed by the Coura.
Of Common Pleas Of Delaware County, Ohio, ahnIl ef
for sale At the Farm Of Henry Wilson, mlra o.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-06-28
sgEt,t advertisements.


blessing out saloG
NO. . Williams Bloch.
A and Summer stock OF
Dry GoOS4@v
Every Asns n Jhat ine win from this day um bs
sold for CASH with the PROFIT OFF, Including al
Light, Prints Ginghams,
Organdies Lawns,
- s..,. barege5y fsaa,-
Hats, Bonnets, Hoods, ParEsols, Faun,
Mitts and Lace Nantes.
EEMNANTs Ant ahd OLD STYLES xiv be closed Ous g
All STAPLE GOODS sold a. War PRTCRs, unan
further notice. ~ Hills
Delaware, June IS, 81.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-06-28
Cultivators and PIown,

A LARGE Stock Of CULTIvATORs OF diasrens
"A patterns, also singS shovel PlOws, Double shovel
Flows, . shovel llows and One Horne Steel Plows. AN
June II, IS61.-tI &C. CHAMBERLAIN