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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-13
Armv correguondence Delaware Gazette
HEAD QUARTERS 3lsr REG. o. z. NJ,
Camp Dick Robinson, KY, Dec. 6, '61.

HEAD QUARTERS 3Isr REG. o. z. NJ,
Camp Dick Robinson, KY, Dec. G, '61.
Our regiment had orders to leave camp last
week for Lebanon, KY, near which place we
expected to hear of Buckner and his rebel
army, but slirmish between Col. Haskins
and zollicoffer caused the order TO be counter
na9ded, and our whole brigade put en- route
TO pay their respects to the rebels at Somer-
set, and Notwithstanding the weather is of the
worst type of Kentucky winter, our different
regiments hailed with hearty cheers the an
nouncement of Il chance for q fight, and are
willing 10 undergo all the vicissitudes. OF a
winters march for a chance at the rebels in a
fair field. Out OF I060 men, our regiment
has about $50 unfit for duty on account OF
measles and cnmp fever, but there are none
seriously i'll now, and we have as yet lost but
two men from sickness There are about 81
boysfrom Delaware in the 3lst regiment, which
by the way, is called by Gen. Thomas, his best
drilled and best disciplined regiment. Col
Nj. B Walker is Captain in the 18th Regi
mcnt T. S. A, with leave OF absense to com
nsand this regiment. He is an able and eff
cient officer Lieut. Colonel Fred G. Jones
of Cincinnati. is fearless, high toned officer
best described by the term " regular brick. ,
Major F. w Lister an Englishman by birth
j and soldier by profession, (having seen ser
vice in the four quarters of the globe,) is per
haps, one of the most accomplished soldiers il
the service But there is 10 more popular Of
! fcer in the regiment than Major Harmon from
Delaware county, our Drill Mazter-in dan
ger, dashing and pronpt-in action there is
not Il man in the regiment but will follow
wherever he leads, and whenever q scouting
party leaves our lines or dispatches are to oe
carried on a double quick, he is sure TO be the
| ltader or in the saddle Our regiment owes
its proficiency in drill to him, for whether with
the musket, broadsword OF short sword, he is
the best fencer in the regiment, and whctheI
drilling infantry. rifles or artillery, he is equal
ly ut home and only seems to breathe easy up
on the drill ground.
Most of our regiment arc from Centra
Ohio, and here every man is proud of the
name of Buckeye as applied by our brother
kentuckians. As yet we have not marched
as far as most of the other regiments in thi:
brigade. We have been held us a reserve aud
left in command of Camp Dick Robinson. bu
! this time we expect to dance towards the reb
els TO the tune of our own rifles, and Zollicof
fer must play his game at Wild Cat owe
again, or there will be warm work certain.
Yours is haste,
a. s, SCOTT.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-13
M A r ID .

On the morning of Nov 24th at the resi-
,ieEce of VIM. G.. Van Sickle. in Kingston tip. 10y
Rev. james Wheeler, Mr.. Wm. J. Van Sickle, to
Miss. Lauretta Harris
On the 9th inst, by Rev james B. Thomp-
son, at the residence of the brides father, Rev.
Samuel F. Hull, Of the Baptist Church, to Miss.
Mary Van Brimmer, the former of Lock. Knox
Co., and the latter of the vicinity of Waldo,
Marion county. ..
On the 9TH inst, by the Rev ]. W. Thomp
son, Mr.. Mitchell c. Howard, of Blendon,
franklin Co. and Miss. Kate. c. Thompson of
Berlin, Delaware Co, o.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-13
THE NEWS.

As regards the war, We have news Of i'm
portance from any quarter There has been
no battle fought during the week, and so far
as the army on the Potomac is concerned there
does not seem to be good ground for anticiPa-
ting one very soon.
In Kentucky things look more promising
and if appearances do not prove deceptive, as
has SO often been the case, movements have
commenced among our forces there which must
soon lead 10 something decisive.
Missolri is still disturbed 10y the depreda-
,ions of rebels. who in5cSt lhe southern portion
ofthe State in small bodies The reports they
put in circulation that an immense 70. ee under
Price is marching on certain places, the de-
feat and capture of our forces, &c, are designed
to divert our forces from the river.
There is nothing new from the Southern
coast, though several expeditions had sailed
and should soon be heard FROM Nothing has
vet been heard by the Government from the
commander of Fort PicIlens since the late en-
gagement.
Rebel accounts state that on the LIST inst,
Parson Brownlow at the head of 5000 Union
men met q large force of rebels at Morristovn'
IN Fast Tennessee, and totally routed them
Nothing further has been heard ON the subject
and the story is regarded as rather doubtful
Congress has not got TO work in earnest yet
Many resolutions and some oils have been in
iroduced on the subject of the war. and espe-
cially as regards slavery, bui no definite action
has been had on any of them. The death Of
Senators Baker and Bin8 ham we're announced
in both douscs; and tue proceedings usual in
such cases tosk place. .a
Ii is said that the Government has resolved
TO enter upon regular system Of exchanging
prisonrps of war.
lion, Garrett Davis, strong Union nlan
has been elected United States Senate or by the
Legislature of Kentucky in place of the ex,
PEELED traitor, Breckimidge. l
An arrival from Europe brings intelligence
OF the reception in England of the news the
ca; ture of Mason and Slidcll. Ts,~re was quite
fermcnt at Liverpeal and southampton,
meetings held Indignation resolutions passed
&c Some of the merchants engaged in the
| cotton trade insist the arrest is an outrage on
the British fag, which must be resented.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-13
SHERIFF SALE.

Charles J. Wetmore BY virtue of an execntion
to me directed from the
William G. Norris J Court of Common Pleas
Of Delaware county Ohio, l shall offer at pub
lie sale, on the premises of WilliamsG. Norris,
sOl Saturday The 2ld day@f Deecm6er' SCI,
between the hours of and o'clock, p. m. Of
said day, the following personal property, to-wit
Sorrcl mares. Il four years old AMI seven
years old;J Grey Horses Il four years old and
l seven years old;) 2 Dun Mares. e eight years
old and l four years old;) Yoke of Oxen, 6
years old; l carriage and two Ii rDrse wagon.
Dcc.I3 '6I- SIPS B. c. WATERS, Sheriff.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-13

AcI.EAN's STRENGTHENING GoEDIaLis recciy-
ing the unanimous recommendation Of the
Press, not onlv AZ ST Louis but all over the
country. This remedy is evidently the result
OF Close observation and study. Wcreyer IL
has been used it has been recommended with
the highest of praise. Persons can have no
conception of its efficacy, without giving il a
trial Once more we warmly recommend this
remedy ns a superior tonic and alternative.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-13
DtGaiuare 6azfttt.
Delaware. Dec. IL. 1861,

The necessity of getting in type the Delin-
quent Tax List, which is unusually lengthy,
delays the delivery of the Gazette to portion
of the subscribers who get it by Fridays
mail, and ha. left no time for attention tothc
news department.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-13

4 convention Of these interested in the culture
of Sorghum is 10 be held at Columbus on the
7th of january The. call is signed, among
others, by Mr.. John Wright of this county
We make from The cali The following extracts :;
j. [. Gill & Son offer premium of one of
Jacobs Patent EEapprstors for the best SAM
pie of mot less than one gallonI molasses, TO
be dctcrminrd By a committee Of five Grocery
Merchants. The samples will be retained at
the office of j. L. Gill & Son for exhibition.
Persons attending the Convention wilt please
gather all the information possible from their
neighborhood, as to the amount Of cane grown
in this and. previous years, and the. probable
amount that will be grown next year the a
mount of moas4cs procuced p2r acre, etc, etc,
+. Persons who will not. be able to attend, the
Convention will confer great favor by: WI
ting and giving such information as they may
be able. .tf- 6..t-...s, ..iI
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-13

THE President s PosITIoS.-The Washing
ton correspondent of the New York Evtning
Post suysf
al be Democrats generally profess TO be.
much pleased with the message, and support it
in and out Of Congress. of course, such men
as Falandiaham and Ben. Wood, who are op-
Piniors to the war, will not favor anything
coming from Republican President. The
passage in the message which refers TO the
slavery question will not produce any division
IN Republican ranks, as the President evident
ly refers the whole matter TO Congress for its
careful consideration. In private conversation
the President expresses himself as undecided
upon the question. He says; "'rhis is a great
question, and do net feeLcompctent TO settle.
Let Congress consider in, not passionatly-not
with reference to any former political issues
but seriously and rudently, and then give me
its advice eithcr in the form Of a resolution or
a BILL This is precisely what Congress will
do, but the question will not be hastily set
tied"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-13
Mas. G. G. CuAMpERlA1x, Pres

INDIsFEYsA Br.E-F you wuut healthy, light
bread. biscuit and pastry of all kinds use only
ID. B. De Lend & Co.'S Chemical Saleratus-.
1t is truly the housewives favorite," and is
Indispensable in producing the above resullst
You can get it Of oil respectable dealers every
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-13
The Holidays are Approach
inc

TINE SEASON FOR MAKING GLAD TIE HEARTS OF
L Tpytd ones at hnnl.. What pit bic pr. Il
you Civ your wift sister daughter til N one Of
Hoaees Superior Family Selcing Nactite'.
Call at the Agency, No Williams Block, and Iii nj
pee l3 1861 c. tLiTT, Ag nt
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-13
Volume XIX-Jauuary /, 1869
Terms Of Court

In the Sixth Judicial District of Ohio for the
year 1862.
7 a meeting Of the Undersigned Judges Of the Court
IA OF Common Pleas OF the sixth JudiVaI District ut
ONO held Mansfield Ohio!t ordered that the Iis-
trct al court Of Common P-Hs for tho year
l6, be held in the several couus Of said Detrist at
thc times following
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-13

I.ieut. PrRDY lett for the camp of the SD,
at Kenlon, Thursday morning, taking with.
him about so men. The regiment is unfler-
stood to be nearly full. =
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-13

The Generals commanding the Depart ments
are, with the exception Of Gen. Wool, gentle
men who hold what are known ms "conserya-
tive views" They are disposed to dcprecate
the agitation Of the slavery questions involved
in the war, the fanaticsm of Congressman the
indscretion Of editors, etc, etc. There is one
way in which they may make themselves mas
tiers OF the situation. The way =, to go ahead
and whip the. enemy. UGi:. there are decisive
military movements, the agitation which gives
them so much distress viii proceed with con-
stanty acceleTating velocity and force. Ifthey
would put nn end to iapdticism, let them go
TO work and finish the war ewith a clap of thun-
der" or in "blazc Of glory" or something Of
that sort Cincinnati Commercial
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-13

The BLACKS AT PoRr RoyAL-A letter
written to the Philadelphia Press, from Port
Royal says
The blacks fock in, men, women and children
from. all the sarroundidg Counties, main land
and islands. Between three and four hundred
are now within our lines, at work, digging en-
trcnchments, rowing boats, and anding stores,
J 1hese blacks all tell one story. They have long
been expecting our advent; they disbeleve the
story Of the rebels, that we intend harm to them;
they are willing TO work, but they want to be
Tree. No blacks that can get away will re-
main with their masters; none will follow them
in their flight before our army. House SER
vaHts and field hands talk in the same way
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-13
Notice to Taxpayers,

In tho Eastern Part of Delaware
County
MY Deputy will attend at the following places
44 for tue purpose Of receiving taxes:
At Olivegreen, December 9Th, 9th and 9TH;
Ccntrevile. December 9th, 10th and llth;
Galena, 18th, 18th and lAth; VANS Valley,
10th; Sunhury. 18th, 18th and l9tn; Berkshire
Corners, 20th, and Cheshire, 2lst.
Nov % a {. ARMSTRONG, Treas'r Del. Co o. ,-'
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-13

The Soldiers Aid Society of Delaware
County will meet at the residence of Prof
Williams in South Delaware, on Saturday
Dec. l4th at 3 2. NJ. All friendly to tine
cause in town or country are invited to meet
with US. ..-... a...H
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-13

Another death has occurred among the soi
diers from Delaware couoty. Os Wednesday
Mr. GEo. AI;MsrRoxe, Of Company G. arrived
f.om Rpmhey, brining the body Of young man
named SIEGFR1ED, who died i'll Hospital Of
Typhoid fever The deceased resided in the
vicinity Of Stratford previous 10 enlistinS.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-13
Special Notice To Consumptives

ppEC1d4 NULIC6.-1U OUH SUM upLIVEs
THE Advertiser, aving been restored 20 health
4 very few weeks by very simple remedy, alter
la wing suffered several years with severe lung alec
una, and thai dread dis.usr Culsumptun-is ious
10 r4xe known his fellow sufferers the means Of cure
To all who desire it, he will send copy of the pre-
scTiptOn used, (rrc OF chargel with the directions for
preparing and using the same, which they Viii find
CURE for CoNsUMPTIOH, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, &c-
The only object OF the advertiser sending he pre-.
scriptinn bencnt the afflicted spread nfD ma-
ton which he to be invaluable. and hopes
every sufferer will FRY his remedy will them
nothing and may prove a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will plcass ad,lrcss
Rev. EDWARD \. WILSON,
Dec. 6--6m Williamsburg. Kings ia. y. Y.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-13

DIR. LoxG*Er.G.. Assistant Surgeon OF the
4th Regiment, has been. spending the pas
week among his friends in this county.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-13

During the last three months there have
been constant inImations OF decided move
ment on the part of the army of the Potomac
as just on thc,eye of coming off, and 50 often
has public expectation been disappointed in
this regard that but little confidence is now
placed in. predictions Of the kind It is genC-
with propriety, and why it does not is an an
fashionable mystery to outsiders, II we are
to have active operations before spring they
should commence soon, or the army will be
compelled to gointo winter quarters, for which
there seems to be no preparations. We ind
in the Cincinnati Commercial of Wednesday
the following programme Of movements 20 be
Immediately inaugurated. We give the arti=
Gle for what it is worth, and though ii looks
plausible enough, would advise tic rea,lcr not
to place too much reliance upon it:
The OPENING OF THE WINTER CA%PAIsS-
The people have been 50 often disappointed in
their expectations that they were about to Wit
ness great forward movements by our troops,
that they will probably be Disappointed again
when they hear that our armies are actuh!ly,in
motion. There is evidence, however. that,the
opening of the decisive winter campaign, which
there is every reason to believe is contemplated
by General MCCLEII.AN, is at hand. j dispatch
from Louisville last night informs US that GEN
erul BuEIL's army (which, on the direct Lou
isville and Nashville line, is not less than sixty
thousand stFong9 is moving forward TO Green
river. The remarkable quietude of this army
for so loug period rcrders its movement
more significant. That {. general advance is
in progress, is further indicated by the march
ing from Louisville, on Monday, of the ID.
3lst, 9th, 9th, 9th, 10th, 2lst and 33d Ohio
regiments. Gen. MCCLErI.AN's plan is well
understood 10 be that simultaneous advance
shall take place-on the Mississippi, against
Columbus, Ky, in Central Kentucky, upon
Bowling Green; from Romncy, upon Winches.
ter; from the Potomac, into Eastern Virginia;
from Fortress Monroe, upon Y Yorktown or Nor
folk; and that Buffers, BCRSsIDE's, and ShER-
MANS coast expeditions shall make demonstra-
tions at the same time. If this be the case
and we do not profess to have either ofiic iAl or
seml-oilicinl lormation-movcinenls at all i'm
portant points may be expected when one
takes place; and the forward movement in Ken
lucky is the signal OF general advance.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-13
aew advertisements.
Radner Plank Road Company

m4E Stockho.dc S Of thi Padno- P.ank Road Comp
nv ar h .rcby notis the OIL e tf Mss I
P0we Van man, in the town OF Delaware, leawdr'
County Ohio, Monday th3 18th DAY Of january, 4 =
1S52 tn hours and . clock r. for tn
purpose eectng Directors FOR til ensuing year
Dy ord of TIA Delrl.
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q I e d

D z d.
lii Obcflin on Friday, Dec 9Th, Mary, wife
of Rev Vim. c. French, formerly Rector of st.
Peters Church Delaware
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-13
Gin's OOmbinatiOn steel plov,,


ZINE lvor and Bone Handle Tahla w,ss.
Fine Rocket Knives, kuzorEhd Sciseors Sf NV
approved makers. will be roun selling eSesS -.
pwelry Store OF a - ~ y
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-13
DISTRICT COURT.
coEnT ID coaMoX PLEAs.


Knox County, February llth, May 18th, Oc-
tober 25in.
Licking County, March Alb, August goth, No
vembcr 25h.
Delaware County, Febr arr llth, April 5th,
September 23d.
Coshocton Comfy, March 4th, August lth,
November oath.
Wayne County, March ID, September 9th,
November 24th.
Holmes County, February Ith, May 9Th, No
vgmber Ath.
Ashland County, February llth, April 22d,
October 18th.
Morrow County, February 25th, May 6lh Oc-
tober l4Ih.
Richand County. Marcl. 18th, September lsi,
November 18th.
WI GIyET
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-13
WI. GIVEN
W 1. SAMPLE,
tiED. ". NfEDDn5

hereby certify the b. l copy nf the
in my Office axng the the for holding Courts in
the 9Th Judicial District Of Ohio the year 1862.
T. F. IOOFBOC RROW. Clerk
Court Common Pleas Delaware Go. o.
Dec. {. 1871 II
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-13

The recent purchaser Of the Springfield and
Delaware Railroad sold it again few days
ago, and rumor says the real purchaser is not
the party who has been named, but the G. c.
& c. Company The rumor, it would appear
from the following, copied from a city ex-
change, is well founded:
The SPRINGFIELD, Mr.. VERNoS & PITfs-
BURG RAILRoAD.-We announced yesterday
morning the sale of the Springfield, Mt. Yer
non i .PittsbHrg Railroad-better known per-
haps, as the Delaware cut oa''-to e. {.
Horr of Springfield. We now learn that this
road has been purchased by Mr.. IIorr and 9th
er parties in the interest of the Cleveland. Co
lumbus & Cincinnati Railroad, and that that
road will put it III order, stock it, and run ii
as 4 feeder TO lis main line.
We have frequently urged the importance
of this road 10 the Cleveland & Columbus
for many reasons, and expressed our surprise
when the road was sold some time since, that
the Cleveland. Columbus & Cincinnati did not
become tie purchasers.
We congratulate the road on securing this
line as we learn it bias, for it in measure
places the G. c. & {. independent of other
lines. and in position to always demand and
secure its rights, as against tlp two Southern
lines leading from Columbus 1t gives ihC
c. c. & G. an outlet TO Daytun and choice
of routes from Cincinnati.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-13

VoUa in the assortment of Cook Stoves
p. p. Stewcrt's Summer and Winter
Cook Stove; the Royal Oak; the Statesman;
the Combination; Brick Oven Cook Stove;
the Imperial and Elevated Oven Stove, the
oven formed of iron or fire brick as may be
desired.
The assortment of Parlor aud Heating are OF the
IpOst approved patterns
Call and for yourself.
W areraom Down Town in Evans BricKD Block,
So 6 81 THOMAS EVANS. JR. .
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-13
Che aelarkets.

.-s aware NJ arKe
Corrected weekly by r. T. IIius Son, wholcpalc and
EetaiGroscrs, NJ. Williams Block
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-13

MATHRws' VENETIAN HAIR DYE always gives
a fine ard permanent color 10 the hair.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-12-13

The News FROM PoEr RorAL.-i'he latest
direct news from Port Royal is by the Van
derbiit, which left Hilton Head on the Sd inst.
We find the following extracts in the news she
him
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