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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-27
WAR NEWS!


III ELY, & 90
VIZ ISH to inform the citizens Of Delawe re and
wv vicinity, that they have fitted up LADIES'
PARLOR, and ICE CREAM SALOON, where the luTuTles
Of the win be served up promptly az all hours,
and the best style Having secured the services of
of best Bakers the State, they prepared 70
furnish Breads, Pies, Cakes, Crackers &c, of all de-
scriptions Parties served at the shortest notice.
They also keep hand a choice selection OfFamily
Groceries such Tea Coffee, Sugar, Spice, Flour in
short every thing kept in Family Grocery.
Special attention is given the selection Of the best
Brands Of Flour to be had in the State.
Goods delivered in town free of charge.
Persons wishing good lunch, please call at the New
Bakery west of Latimer's Store. May 10, '61-tt
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-27
Retail priee Si Der bottle. or q for 85.
J. WHITTLESEY,

.=-SEEzHz-=. TXT0ULD inform the public tha {
ss5z4=zaz1S Wv owing to the difficulty Of obtaining
fiG I practical wurkmen for the dnrreHi
. - branches In the manufacture OF Piano
Fortes-that be now has the superior
Overstrung Iron Frame Piano Fortes
oi the SfIENWAI SCALE, manuiarturrd in New York
expressly tor custom work. great troubla has been
that the upper notes could not be heard distinctly
This is entirely overcome ia this nstrLmcrt and mt
wIllista''hiH2 Tie tF~in"ldoF tlc the
hriai'i sounds ut tlte uppUr ba hrard
tnrly 1hesIpcriu' iy ul the uYcrstrrltg Piano Is
well known to need said Tins will br war
rAnled Tor hve years. alsn Iayt tho article,
case made of Black Walnut grained, that person
tell any difference whcH will be si, for nfy dol
lars less than the Rose woo t.. Pianos will BE-
to Customers the rent 20 toward tay ir for the Tia
no should thoy purchase .f
Ths subscriber has also hand choice seI-ciion Sf
MelOdeOns, Guitars, YIcl'ms. Drums FJes,
and sictl Instruments generally. Ware RpuIa I "
doors east Of Williams BiocE, on Winter ssreet
March Is, 1S6I.-Iy j. WHITrI. .ESEY.
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R. E. HILLS & SON

DEG leavet casurl th IN IS to their numsro
customcrsin Delaware and adjoining counties for tn sir
ber patronage of the astfcw and feelwarrantr
ed IN soliciting continuance OF past fr vors from thei,
having increased facilities Tor doing more
81. a EXTENSIVE BUSINESS
ehavclately mado addition 10 our store room, and
occupy 20 w l20 Coet ef cellar room 70 by 100
rst Geor 20 by 90 feet third noor, and 20 by
4Ofoct OF warehouse room Winter street, which We
purpose keeping
WELL STOCKED
with all kinds and qualities Of goods the
GROCERY LINE
which will be sold at low prices 70 '0 -
WHOLESALE OR RETAIL .E
any house in Central Ohio,
Delaware, Dec. 9, 1889.
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@. d. McEGROY.

TT . N l. AT LAW.
oni:~ N,.5, Williams ,ck Up stairs.
D'lawtr-, Jan. 1S. i6i.- II.
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Cultivators and Flows.
DELAWA ARE
CARRIAGE SHO
MKssRs. MoREHOUsE & EVANS S

"z MOULD Call the attention Of
A%H w the public to their large stock
e%3Sf of CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, SPRING
&A-- WAGONS, &C. now on hand. They
will furnish better vehicles for less money than they
can be obtained elsewhere this adjoining counties
and therefore invite all that intend purchasing tho
above articles to call and examine their work before
buying elsewhere, they VIII always have on hand q
full assortment and will warrant every Carriage tha
leaves their shop. RcpIring done on short notice
Delaware, April l ;, i6I--ftn
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White lead and ZINC.

IN Kegs the best brandg, for sale at the Drug
Stur. 81 M. J.. STA ItR X BRO,
jan1I 6I No. 5 Williams Block.
Delaware q.
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w. C. SIemmon's Patent
Iron Double Shovel Plow.

TTAVING made arrangements for the mar'nfie-
II ture and exclusive SAFE ol the ab"y" SUPERIOR
for cuitE'tinR Corn, they new offered az the
Patcnte"'s pr ccs by [. {. CHAh4 Rl.AlN.
Juno l4th, 81,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-27

ESINE Ivor and Bono Handle TAbla wmsv~
II Fine Pocket knivea haHoEA and euias0FS of tke ~
approved makers, will be found selling cheap :, ~
JeWeby Store Of --e5si al n Z, PiATT
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-27
Sash, Blinds, Doors, Window and Door

Repairing.
a Ii kinds of work pertaing to the Watch and
n JeWelry business will be done in the best mannery
California Gold made up order. Sewing machines re-
paired at No. Williams Block by
juno ,'6O-Atf. c. PLATT.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-27
the BLOOD PralyIEsS Sad sLooDpIrLshavobssA

FACrg.
Thatthe BLOOD PTi3lFIERGad SLooDPIILShaVebsen
proved by analysiskO ff- III rraf[
co STAIN NO MINERAL;
Thatthey curetfS almost uuysrsa alc0mpIaint,
OT5PEPsIA
with uHerSng c; n.y. ana IA very short time. That
after allother rl icn AaEe proved relieve
tTFER COMPLAINT.
ana restore pi1lt1 l11 strength to thosuoreF. That
81 * v ~ ALES
VINO hSge 4 yl'4slEr yslrs IN helpless weakness and
despOndency r35lpsrate with great rapidly under their
invgoratn J29rAton. That all sexual disabilities are
removed cir 5of tni gentl stim proper
sIifTEaED CONSTITUTIONS.
howevor "a ~ may have been trisd with and abused
that thef lrst ten dency IL to lenRtheh life render
tenjoy t1ls That operating directly upon the poison
dfSedSe - hs sbt1O7, they
CAUSE sooN TO HEEI,
and di5s1ATga from tho system every taint OF Sorou
whether hsfe iitaFy or otherwise That they
RECRUIT THE DEBuITATED.
ana that therc - disensc Of the BOwea
the liver the nervous system, the skin glands or mus
in which they do not give perfect rsief and III admins
tered before the very citadel or ne mas beon invaded
eject painless and perfect eaTs.r
Bear in mind that !he SCANDINAVIAN VEGETABLE
BLOOD PILLS are endorsed by the experience Of thou-
sands OF living wtesBes Who in letters ada Wits med
cal works. and by word OF mouth proclaim them to be
the very best preparation OF the kind oered to the
broEondown victims Of u+heAlth- They hunt disease
through every avenue aud organ or the Syaton and A
expel It thoroughly and permanently. VI
No one can doubt their superiority
they not only better but In fact than an
other Pills. for II takes less number to
a better effect. 5slss..s %. ..il ...er s-fr
Price of the Scandinavian Vegetable Blood PuriosY Al
vegetable Blood Fills 70 eons per box or boxes for ~
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-27

a NY gentleman IN want OF a good knife had
n better call at No. s, William Block 4 g"nd
sUrtncnt OF farmer Jack Knives of the best quality
dec7 just received and for sale by
c. PI.ATT.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-27


aud diseased syscm, purifying andenriehng the Blood
restoring the sick, suffering invalid to
HEALTH AND STRENGTH.
THERE ABOl 7 IT.
Il will cure Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Diarrh@a
nyseutcry Iea daChr. pcprs Of Spirits aud
Ague Inward Fevce- a Breath, any disease Of tho
Liver, stomach, Bowels.
ca GENTLEMEN, do you wish to be Healthy, strong
and vigorous?
R9- LADIES do you want tho bIoom Il Health to
mount your checks again:-then 60 st once and get
Mclean Strengthening Cordial & Blood Purifier.
Delay not moment It waFEaHtsd io,igivs Eatisfse
tbn. II will cure ans disease OF ths Kidneys, Womb,
Bladder; Faipting Obsr uctsd hcnstrEaon, Falling
NJ the Womb. Barrenncss. any disarse arising from
Chronic nervous Drbty ii IS an infaiible remedy.
For CHILDREN. .
Do yOu your delicate. sickly, puny children {
be Healthy, Strong and Itnbastg-thrn give them Me-
LEANS STRENGTENNG CORHIAL (see the directiOpB ~
each bOttle) il Is GciiciOuS 70 take. -
RS- One tablespoonful taken every morning fasting,
is preventat, against ChlS and Fever, Yellow
Fever. Cholera or any prevailing disrase.
RS- CAUTIeN beware Of Druggists or Dealers whOS
may try to palm upon bottle Of Biiers SarsA-
pRrila. (Which they buy chcap1 by saying it 10
Just good. There BASE snough 60 steal
part Of my to dub their VILE dccpctiunS Avoid
such Infamous PIRATES and their yainous compOundHi
Ask for DR. j. II. McLoau's Strengthening Cordial and
Blood Purifier Take nothing else Il tsthe only rem
edy that will purify your Blood thorouChly and ih
same time, STRENGTHEN auId iNIIGORA1E the WhOi
Organization. II is putup in large bOttrssl per bot.
tie, six bottles for IS.
DR. II MCLEAN sole Proprietor,
Corner OF Third and Pine Sts. 81. Louis, Ne. ,
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Iron Amalgan1 Bells.
RoCKET KNIVES.

n SIZES Is, 16, 10, and "a inches in diamate
Price s., 81, 81 and $40, respectively, at the lar
Ne ;fe Il ieI'5tt i EVANf, JR. lCot III b
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Fresh Arrival @

GIESI EAEEIVdI OF
NEW GOODS
RT0W receiving at the Jewelry and FancyStore
IN No williams Block well scIrcJcC
Watches, Jewelry, Silver and
Plated Ware
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MARBLE OF ALL KIND|
SLABS. SPINES, MONUMENTS,
MKNTLES, CEMETERY POSTS.

dad OKzANkATAL WoKK, as nae as car be produced in
De atats Give a call at our shop, opposite the
eoiegN
Iselavars, O., Peo. %, Iss1.-.iy '''-' =
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Refined Sugars an, Syrups.
A LARGE lot of Refined Sugars Syrups from
~ Baltimore and New York IE1lineTies.
Fer sale al Cincinnati prices by Il. +. HILLS X NO
, 1861-12-26

Iarre detach1Dents Of engineers and artiI1e-
~. several infantry regiments, and detath-
ments Of 1ancers and Dungeons, are under or
ders for Canada, with arms and ammunition in
abundance. We are not to conclude from;
these movements that our government COLI
eiders war imminent. It is always the policy
of Lord Palmer6ton to back up determined
words with sufficient force. Even If the
Mason and S1ide11 question Is peaceab1y set
tied, it is evident that much ir1itation will
continue to exist between England md the
United States, and it will be naedlM for the
Imperial authorities to maintain large force
in Canada, ready for any event. The troop.
may as we'll como now as at a fnture time;
their appearance on the scene Of action
will did to bring present difhcnlties to Q salts
factory conclusion. !. No mention Is made Of
any reaction towards peace in theEnglis1l press,
and we may conclude that no movement
. of the kind has taken place. The meeting In
Dublin, profcssed1y against war, seems TO-
have been intended us the commencement Of
movement to revive the old cries Of disat-
fiction ogainst England, and will, OF course,
have no effect upon the mutton at large: 70.
1i1ically, Lord PAlmerston and Lord kusse1
have, by their prompt measures, taken the
var cry completely out of the hands Of the
Tories. but the latter are not likely in this
case 10 head peace movement as they did in
tle matter OF the Chinese. Mr. John Bright
has spoken vigorously for the North, but the
class whom he ueua1ly addresses aIe good
deal affected By the luck Of cotton, and ALTO
getherit is evident Tint the war cry will have
full swing, Never was Government In
volyed in such serious difficulties By the act
Of an official Us is that Of the United States At
! this moment, By the seizure OF the Euuthern
l Ambassadors by Captain Wilkes.
, 1861-12-26

FROM: NEW MEXICO.
Territorial Legislature In Session.
Message of Gov. Conrnly.

KANSAS CITY, NO., Dec. 25.-Thc Santa Fe
mail with dates to the 9Th inst, has arrived.
The Territorial Legislature met on the I'd,
and on the 4th Gov. Connely rrad his annual
message to the joint session Of both Houses
The Governor recommends all Indian tribes to
be placed on the reservation under very strict
regulation Us tue only way to prevent
the constant recurrence Of troubles with them.
He advises u thorough revision of all terrific
rial laws, and says many Of the provisions Of
the law for the protection Of slave property
in New Mexico arc unnecessarily severe and
rigorous, and recommends that they be modi-
lied or repealed. In relation to the national
strife, he says:
lam proud to say that my loyal political fellow
citizens Of New MEXICO have manfully responded
q fair proportion Of devotion to the Union Cause
This is the more hattering from the fact that when
the strife began, and for sometim after it
the principal movers Of the scheme that our
territory wonld join them in their attempta
to ,pnll down the pi1ars Of free Eoverhment,
wreck and desolation produced b. their evil mach
nations, This patriotic onspourin% Of men has
removed all cause Of suspicion which may hare
tie loyal States, In reference 10 the position We
occupy in connection with the war. 4 more pos
itiye demonstration to our beloved institutions,
in this manner shown: and be it for veal or for
woe, this is the position she will occupy to the
IAN Indian force still remains about Fort Fill
more, bn1 they have not vcntnred to come north Of
the Tor1ianda. | am glad. however, to
Of our people north Of that district but to expcl
the invaders from limits. This viii be done as
soon as supplies and transportation can be accu-
rient to answer the demands Of the
army destined for operations in that
quarter. The military commander has
made some wise and iudicious distributions Of the
troops which remain for the protection Of ou.
frontier during the absence OF the forces employed
In the re-captnre Of the forts dlsgracefu1g surren
ernlnertr
, 1861-12-26
MATTERS Mt Ship Island.
Gen. Phcips's official report to Gen. Butler


Upon the west end of the Island 4 partially
finished folt is occupied By about one hundred
and seventy sailors and marines, commanded
by Lieut.. Buchanan, of tie navy, who has
several large calibre Dahlercn gIns in posi-
tlou on navy carriages The rebels, by whom
the island was held several months, abandoned
everything which they could not carry oil.
The fort aud lighthouse, with the keepers
lodgings, remain, the former unfinished and
the latter injured to some extent by fire. The
walls Of the fort have been carried up to suf-
flcient height By the rebels to form nearly
tier Of case1nates, and partly covered over
with some considerable mason v work, and, with
materials {none on tic ground except linac),
il might receive some twenty guns on case
mate carriages.
This island is long, narrow strip of land,
, 1861-12-26

Although it is now too late for s gener-
81 movement on the Potomac, our troops
are not disposed to settle down into winter
quarters upon the lcc! OF campaign that
has been wholly devoid Of great results
We have tlis evening, by mail, an inter-
estiug account Of the engagement near
Drainsville, by McCalrs division; and the
telegraph adds another similar affair under
taken to The southward Of Alexandria, near
PoAick creek, By Hejntzelman's division
N both ~thc-e engagements they must
bc digsnitlcd BY q greater name than q
sEirmis1l- our troops bore themselves with
eoua! valor, ard their conduct is the more
gratifying as giving evidence Of the high
state Of discipline and efficiency which the
army has now reached. Hthe whole force
could have been thrown upon the rebels in
those bright December days which we had
week ago, the memory Of Eull Run might
have been efaced, and our relations with
Erglund very much relieved Is tits, how.
ever, the army must content itself with IN
occasional foray until spring opens new
FaEc in the history Of the war. The rebels
al Ceatreyillc are strongly entrenched, and
arc said 10 have given up all expectation o1
a buttle this winter.
, 1861-12-26
FROM MISSOURI,
Price S Retrograde Movement
GEN. RAINS RETREATS TO AEosHo.
The Rebels Greatly Discounted.
APPRECIATION OF GEN. POPE,

OTTRRynLF, Dec. 26.-Information, which
is supposed to he reliable, has been received
here Of the retreat Of Gen Price southwark
on the day after the party Gen. Pope sent ont
to johnson county. This party drove in
Gen Rains's pickets, and Rains was then
driven across the riyer, and the next day he
marched eight miles southward with his whole
force.
At Last accounts one division OF his army
Was at Neosho, and the main army, under
Price, had just left Humansville on its way to
Warsaw. Price says that his reIograde move
ment was in obedience to orders from the
President Of the Confederate states; bnt his
men generally believe that it Was in conse-
quenee Of Gen. Pope's advance, and of Prices
fear that-a force would be thrown forward to
cut off his supplies southWard, and another
force advanced IN front, in which event his
supplies would have been exhausted in few
days, and he would have been compelled to
abandon his commanding position at Osceols,
Whatever the motive it Is certain the move
was disadyantagcous one for Price, for many
OF his men who for months hare been expect
ing TO march upon and drive the Federals
from the State, will be disgusted and will re-
fuse to follow him ont OF Missouri.
Gen. Halleck's policy Of showing no mercy
to lawless bands Of 1narauders and bridge
burners. and of dealing with the utmost
lcnieney with those who lay down their arms
and return to their honest and peaceful occu-
pations, will do much to restore peace to the
State. Gen. Pope has received from the
troops under his command ,,.nulnberlcss eyi-
dences Of their appreciation OF his ability.
Yesterday 4 beautiful flag was sent to him,
and last night lie was serenaded By one Of our
best bands.
and congratulations innumerable come in on
him from every quarter. The trophies are in
good condition and anxious for move.
Cen Pope issued an order some time ago
making Colonels Of regiments responsible for
the condition Of their regimental transporta-
ton, and the good order of their arms aud
equipments. This has been rigidly enforced,
and when the order was issued for our last
move we we're en route in thrcehou although
the order came at midnight.
The success Of the moment, and the praise
and congratulations the troops have received,
have had a good effect on them and they VIII
move forward when next ordered With still
greater alacrity md with still stronger assu-
RANGES Of success under Gen. Pope's con,-
rnand
, 1861-12-26
Ctr Ttthuut.


- FOR T0-DAT's L0cAL. K0AEId4T
AND COMMERCIAL, SEE F9IRZY PAGE.
OUR EVENING EDITIONS.
Gy the adoption ct our intended plan TO-
day, for the evening editions we shall
benceforth issue, our news pages will re-
main as heretofore, telesraphic dispatches
occurying the first page, and local and
commercial the fourth Our morning in
side pages will remain the same for the
several following editions of the day.
This will always give the same position in
the paper fo1 the latest news, which will
thus be cumulative for each successive
issue until the closing Of the night edition.
The MORNING Edition. as usual, will be
delivered by carriers to our city SUBJ
scribers.
The EVENING aud NteHT Editions will
he for sale to the News trade Of the city
aud country, and will be ready with the
latest dispatches up to the hours of de-
parture Of all trains.
By the arrangements VIC have thus peg-
1ccted with our nunerous corps Of report
e1s at all important centres of news, and
~ special correspondents throughout the
entire scat Of var, East and West, the
readers Of the TRIBUNE will receive
promptly upon its arrival here the latest
news, and those IN the country will only
hare to select from the hours Of departure
oftralns from this city with which edition
they Will be best served. Our morning
edition viii be mailed to subscribers. The
ncws-;rade will fill all other orders.
, 1861-12-26

U~ Three Of tho Chicago {cod6sh) daily
papers have taken their positions on the great
questions Of the day; The fourth is undecided
The TR1BCSE is for the Union at all hazards
Il infinitely prefers the great Republic, one
and indiyisiblc, to the practice Of slavery; and
would abolish the latter to save the former
The Tines and Journal hunt in couples.
The chief desire Of each is to ayoid hunting
slavery. They profess some solicitude for the
Union, bu1 FIR more for the ss divine institu-
ton" These prints should be classcd aa con-
ditlonal Union, or quasi-seccsh. The little
Post is in the delightful frame Of mind Of the
donkey between the two bundles Of straw, but
1t rather inclines to the TRIBUNE side of the
controversy, though it is very spitcful towurds
the TRIBUNE and rarely misses an opportunity
to vent its bad feelings. The German daily
papers are divided into those which arc 70,
the Union first and for Fremont second, and
for Fremont first, and the Union second; but
all arc opposed TO slavery as much as the
TR7BrSE. The religious weeklics are al
"sound on the goose" Save the Union ani
let slavery perish, say all Of them.
, 1861-12-26

In the two days later foreign news {in
our evening dizpatcheslit is asserted that
France and the great powers CT Europe
had agreed with England that the seizure
Of Mason and Sliden IVES violation Of the
lights Of 1eutrals. The Washington dis
7,atch aEo mentions that the French Minis
1cr has lsid before our Government the de-
sire Of France that orr Affairs with Eng
land should be a1nicab!,- adjusted. All OF
which means that Mason and Sli1e1! NUT
In riyan nm
, 1861-12-26

e The best joke we have heard lately
was got off by the Chicago Tines yesterday.
It Esarelr stated that the EVENING TRIBUNE
WIS intended as rival Of the Journals! In
another column Of the same page it announced
that the 7i,ats was going to publish m even
jrs edition. This is where the gazcllc comes
in-' The Ti.n:s and .7otsr.saE occupy the
same pTo--layery bed, ana arc read and sup
p'.tvd mainly by the same class Of rcaGcrs.
While enc wns Issued in the morning and the
CHER in the evening, they did not come di-
rrctl5 IN competition with each other. But
since the Times is to be issued at the same
Lprr Is the Journal, the twain will be
eating from the same doughnut As
to the TR1BrSE, it represents a dit
fescnt cluEs Of pcop1e-thc unconditional
Cniorsiste who ere for saving the great Re
public, though slavery may be wiped ont in
the struggle TO put down the secesh- The
TRIBUNE Eird of subscribers arc tue straight,
stern Union men, who love and defend tie
Uniun for the sake of The free institutions thev
enjoy under It. Tncy have no Affection for
1hc Nations sha1nc and disease, and no desire
to preserve the canse OF The rebellion to breed
future wars and disasters, They want Con
grcss to ena:t law conGscating every slave
OF rycry rebel, and thereby strike At the root
oEthe rebellion
No, there can be no rivalry between the
TRIBUNE and either Of those papers. They
occupy one ground and we another. The in
61uuation of the Ti.aes Tou1d be ridiculous
Eerc it not ironica1.