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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-02-01
Sheriff AID Master Commissioners Gale.
Iavfd AieCartcr n yIrtae of a

Lavfd MeCartar d Z virtue of a
vs.. rOd5cTetaI order
The Delaware FeHlIe College ctal Iircc-
ted from the Court Of Common fleas Of Deia ware
county, Ohio, shall oner pbdc sale, the door OF
the Court House in delaware, On
Acnddg, the llih day gf Eel ruary, 1851,
between the hours Of 10 oclo Il; and oeIock p.
of saiI day the following described real estate
situate il tue CunHty o delaware, state OF Ohio and i'll
the Town OF South iCiawdrc and being lu-iuts Nos So
81 55 5j, marked aaI DIES gnatcd the recorded
pat Of said Town OF 50 18th D,!awIre, ana beng the
same premises then occupied by sal Delaware Female
College aid upon which the College buildings stood
g. G. WATERS, sheriff.
And Special Master Commissioner.
jan IL lS3,5Ol
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-02-01

Dupuytren, a distinguished French physician,
spent a vast deal of study and research upon
the human hair. He very correctly pronoun-
ced most of the specifics for its restoration to
be worthless. Yet he himself furnished pre-
scription which would tend to restore and reju-
vinate the Hair and prevent its decay. A pre-
paration on the same principle is .Seclyists Res
toratiUs Its effects are to invigorate the growth
of the Hair, stimulate the vessels of the scalp
into healthy activity, and in every case tends
to restore the original color of youth. See ad-
vertisement. feb l
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-02-01

ul- directed from the
aware County Ohio 1 shall
.COr OF the Court koom, in
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-02-01
FACTORY GOODS !

MADE by MOORE, RAMBO Co, ftrty miles
AH4 East of Delaware. Let every Ccme ana get
pair Of pants ready made, for $, We propose
sell ready nlade pants this low the goods
dnced Como right along and leave your measure,
we have none that win ht yon. We will furnish the
pants cnt and trimmed for $50, and your wives
make them up. Yes for s., 80 If the is not
iarg' small stuck will be kept at ncst, save
heavy rent, TIL the goods introduced.
An assortment Of tcse goods VIII b. kept
~ on hand at the store room occupied by MIR.
iShodeS. IN the Stone Book Remember these goods are
honest domestic products consisting Of Sattncts, Gas
simercs Flnnncis, Blankets AMI Jeans and remember
trl are not made to appear heavy by covering up the
chith WIN hucN and mixing the Glug with old rags
auu c"ttpH- Thfsc Eonds hve passed through the
hah'S Of the wholesale tnuflctarcr and wholesale
merc nit, and ctG merchant Al thrsc mems pronas
anu ule shipping expenses hdve to he added 10 the
Eastern goods, Now you easily see that by buying
rSAsfh goods You have u support four 1--WE persons
an" by ;" doing. yop also get counterfeit article Buy
your Eods o the domestic manufacturer and you sup
P"fb "hiy one u'ln and get good article Eoois.
far iDcrs. ' "
lh' highest price paid for Wool and sheep Pclts
D. NJ. MOORE
December 2s, 90. 3m J. S. MOORE, gent
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-02-01

The next Lecture in course in Delhi will be
delivered Tuesday, Feb. 5th, by Rev. o. H.
NEWTON, of Delaware. Subject: Proper Cul-
tivation of Taste
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-02-01

GoNE.-By the following despatch it will
be seen that the Springfield, Mt. Vernon &
Pittsburgh Railroad, with its franchise and
appertanances, was sold at Springfield on
Wednesday. If the sale is confirmed. the
road will pass into the hands of the new own
ers. and the interests of stockholders be wiped
ont
SpR1xaFIELD. O., Jan, 3O.-T'he road bed,
right of way, and real estate of the S. NJ. &
p. Railroad Company, from Springfield to
Delaware, including tools, machinery in shops,
and rolling stock was sold at Sheriff S sale
to-day. Frederick A. Lane, Of New York
. City, was the purchaser Of the entire property,
for the first martgage bond-holders, at $780,
coo.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-02-01
DE-. Velpeau's oankerine.


DR. VELPEAU'S CASKERTNE cures Puturid Store Mouth
DR.. YELi'EAU 8 CaNk ERNIE cures Sore Nipples.
DE-. FEli'EAU'S cANkEHINE cures Ulcerat ted sores
DR. VELrEAU'S CANKETlISE cures Cuts.
DR.. VEIFEAU'S CASEERINE cures Burns.
DR. VEIPEAU'S CANKERISE cures Sores.
DR.. VELPEAU'S CANKERINE cures Chapped Lips.
DR. vELIEAUfS CANRERINE cures Clecrated Gums.
DIR. NEIPEAUaS CaNkEKINE IS the best Purifier Of
the Breath OF ythjHg known
DR. FELPEAC s CA1Sr EIiNIs Canker in the Mouth
Throat or Stomach, resulting from SearlentinR
TyphHs FevpFs.
LaGics you delight in pure white teeth the Can
kerne, and your desire viii he realized pledge
word that entirely free fam acids all poisonous
substances, and he given infant with perfect
safety 1t will preserve the teeth AMI keep guns
free from ulcers. equally cfeacious for nursing
mouths IN ali the thousands OF remedies that have
been put forth for the OF the various diseases above
equal the Cankerinc-
Sold in Delaware by II. L STARR H. CORNELL, B. Dick
i SoS and by Druggists generally.
J. BCRRILL K CO..
PTOprietors, % Maiden Lane NY.
Read the following certificate froma well known citizen
OF Columbus
CoLUXBUs, OHIO Sept. Il, 1860.
Messrs J. BCRBILL K Co: 6e7I- Being troubled
with a Sore Throat while travelling Pennsylvania
was recommended TO your CASKEBIs,E, by using
twice entirely cured I. therefore, recommend Il
altroubed with any disease Of the throat believing
be just what every family should have Very res
peetfully, foct 5. .'6o-flyl ". L. HUGHES
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-02-01
Mouse Spouting
Pictures! Pictures !

" IA. = 3 N NH u n
Y TTT5ULD announce to the Citizens of Delaware
wv AMI It's vicinity that he has ktkrn the we'll Known
stand formerly occupied by r. T. Wilson lShcro he is
prepared TO take thc bcautita! picture called the
q RA y IsEEXIP hsT,e afCUE
the latest style a: The art Amhrntypes, Photographs
and all 9TH Enca Of Pctrcs taken Tor the Dto price
FIFTY CEN Is an tHs good any premium pictures in
the county. ,plctares Mtt in Pins Iuckets and Rings
Pictures oupt ~ order htviRR QUO Of the best North
SKY Heht', ~ N stlc lhfht eanIlincd Wfch vefG
Suly acknowledged O. bc the best light produce fc-
iihr prtlrc. bon bvevo wj, any one tolls yuu-oall
AMI eNliHhc specimens, aNl ia4Vo for yourselves.
ppnt forget the nltrc-Evauf4 Flock third story,
north tst go'ln, sing Of She AMERICAN FlAG
haroh 2,'6O.tu. ...
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-02-01
Glover Scad WANTED.

THE Highest Market Price paid for Clover See
IL bE-lA 2 a t--a-itl..' t-ata s-EA4 STRAUSS
an-27r,se,tR .gssuaa5- q ,zssa Belagnlfe OHIO
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-02-01
EeE4.HaEa asTsIEIDEEgEEA ALE


(LATE or TIE CITY OF HAMILTON, oHIo)
{ q. -ausllINTT8H & Gg1.EafLgET u rsf Il
EYEREBY tenders his Professional Services to
H TIE Citiz o ActwIre and vicinity IN us vari
OILS branches Of MEDICAL PRACTICE. An eSperience Of
nearly twtv years in the Miami Valley. IN the duties
pertaining to his profess is oil red an nlucehct
to thuSt who need physician. Special attention VIII
b. gYra tVetspscg IN g.sl:s, ,and 10 ali gcggfs peculiar
to WJMENs AND lCALDRBN Uihcu aud rtsieenco on HUI
strcct. o., 1850. g.. -s..r-sCr -.vaW
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-02-01
Watches.

w aCGI2GSs
a FULL assortment OF Fine English Swiss and
"A American Lever and LcpHc Watches, III Gold SILVER
Plated Gases. just received, and will be sold
prices quite satisfactory to the purchaser .r
june r0U-"tr NO. ) WILLIAMS BLOCK. -
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-02-01
Sheriff g. 1Gaster Commissioners sale.

IS YTtI5 9 e. GI n, fr GeCTefa! a4o3 0rqer 1
Rcrben lamb. J tGGrt Of Common ileas of delaware
county, Oho, shan uiic' at p4bc sale the door the
Court Room II Delaware.
Aanday, The l IN dag IF EsETroTn. IsCl,
between OF Oc,ork four O'Clock
tll. following described f,3iCws. to-
wit: situate the town ot East l!eawarc i lot
of nnd. bounded the horth b. thc Berkshire road
being an extension oI Wam street, by pro- erty
belonging To Henry Lamb south by Of the
CevelIn CoiHn. Is ana Cincinnati r. r., and by
Lambs FIncis addition said
ware. +. g WATERS, Sht. If,
Special Master Commissioner.
janl1 (S3 .GG)
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-02-01

A N expression of intense Eatisfo cticn juumina-
n ted her count-nance when she uncspc the bcauti
tui picture be had just handed her course he
been to GAViTT where only can be procured pictures
which excel in the best features Of the art
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-02-01

A IL kinds Of work pertaing tU the Watch and
IA Jcwelry business viii b. Gnc in the b'St manner.
California Gold up order. Sewing machines
paired at No. 3 Williams Block by - -
Juno l. ,'GO-#ti c. FIA1T
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-02-01
Save Your CARPETS

by using HARRINGTON CARPET LINING.
- It has been in use several years an has become a
popular article with all who have tried The ingrcd-
ents used render protection against motifs n
Is naiDer o. sound and is peculiarly st he trad
u putting Gown your carpets the
carpet Linz g Owing to the demand for the article we
nave brought on liberal supply which Will be sold
the lowest rates.
April6, 6o-#tf MENDFNHATI S MILLER
r ). NEW CARPETS. Just REcFIvEB
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-02-01
The stove PeddIer.

- IzfGE ~-7E4 Eo
CAN Z ttkNISH COOKING, PARIOR and BOX STOVES
1 or all patterns and ur>cs Also PIOWS and pI tlr
SHEARS and REI+S fvIrious s!z-s for which Viii
Eke IN excta Old Metal Al eighty per hundred
anu Gr7ill at market price Leave orders my resi-
dence corner of Spring and Franklin streets as
Ia AGENTS FOR NY BUSINESS AMID
Tome on all We that the clean thing and nicely
oa5Sed OF ef ana plss and pdefDFlize the IssdfIer
Nov . 60 -fsr J. " CuNDOS
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-02-01

jan1I
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-02-01
heriF & Master Commissioners Sale.

Theodore G. Mills RI virtue OF a deere
James c. Evans and wife lu- directed from the
Court Of Common Pleas Of De.ware County Ohio shall
offer public sale, the door OF Court Isoom,
Delaware, on
Monday the 1lth day If F5JruGTy, 1861,
between tlC hours Of 10 O'Clock o'clock p N
the following described real estate to-Wt s,itta. IN
the state ef Chic, County oic!IIre, and in the Town
and township OF delaware, ad bounded DESCRIBED
follows: Being the middle 81 the East part 0I Lot
No. 81 SAID Tuwn Of Delaware beginning on the
line Of SandLsky the south corner of
the stone work Of the brick buIdng known the
House, thence south ~ west along the west
the north of the ijition the Buck building
owned by ;. Lttimer, the corner Of SalnIisky
ami Williams streets, being 40 feet and II inches,
or less, thtCc north IS -, with the
wall ~ feet to the west ed thereof, thence sG-th S
west eL8 inches thence north >s1aS, parallel
the haftn line ol William street feet more or less
is make 100 feet back from SIndu-ky street TO
post thence north parallel with the wet line
Of Sandusky street. Il feet 81 inches the north
OF said litiulcr part Of said Inlet No G. thence
south sS5s, east 100 feet the place beginning
serving iect oil Of the end cet
used lily lane the benefit of said
west and sog be- the same, less bjcct all
Legal highways The NOrLh hai ut the above premises
are to be sold. B. c. WATERS Sheriff.
And SPECIAL Master Commissioner.
Jan II ,S6UGr
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-02-01

James c. Evans and wife.
Court Of Common Pleas Of De-
offer at public sale, At the Dc
Delaware, on
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-02-01

FTVHE BEST IN THE NARKET-A LARGE STOCK ON
h hand At c. n POTTER h co. IS
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-02-01
" COGBTET ATIOEg.'
THE peculi feature of this Stove is the !


Call and see il Any buying it return it in
three months from the time Of purchasing IL it don't
prove nave all the advantages of baking that pos
srsse4 nv the fashioned brick Reservoir and
Warming Closet be attached 70 hs Is Wantcd
Sept , fu For sale by 7. EVANS, Jr.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-02-01
D ELAw ARE

1hree l'grths Of the profits Df business arr dyr
dei anpualiNtq tlc policy holders without Jbss iasr.
ring any liability
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-02-01
CLOVER sEED.

One Thousand Bushels Clover Seed wanted
for which the Highest Market Price will
be paid by r. +. HILLS e son.
Oetoher +t,n-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-02-01

RE- Buy AYRE'S CHERRY PICTORIAL for
Coughs AYRE'S SARSAPARILI4A for Scro-
fllous complaints; and AYRE' 5 PILLS for all
the purposes of Purgative Medicine. 1t
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-02-01

Pocket Books, wallets, SIC,
A LARGE assortment of Pocket Books, Wallets1
Al FottmNl't, Btnter's Cases No'e EooEs, SC, jus
stvnd at No. 3, Williams block -bv
c. rfATT.
Ne Nh d IS1l In
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-02-01

RnnairiMO

O GREAT variety of styles and prices with or
n wthUHt ala rms, now tning at
June I '60-et G. PIATTS.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-02-01
Che a}tarkets.
OeIaware Narre

Corrected weekly by Il. E HLIs Son, Wholesale
Retail Grocers, No. Williams Block.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-02-01
School Examiner's TTotice.

yTEREAFTER, and until further notice, the
IL school Exam iners OF Delaware county will meet al
1ctnplar Hail, in the town of Dclawar, every sat
Erlay. eNrcpt during the months of ia ary, Fchru
ary, July AMI August during wliic mOuhs the Board
viii the second fourth sat only, Of the
said months respectively. Examinations will commence
at one clock p C,eftdate ulsr iese factory
estiInsd dstS II nod mordt character.
by ord-r Of the Board,
Aug 3. COST. II. VI. CARpER, Clerk.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-02-01
TO MARRIED LADIES

IT pccniiary suited. It Will short time bring
the monthly period withreguarity.
Each bottle, price One ollar, bears the Government
Stamp Of Great Britain. to PrevoIt ccuItorfeIts.
CAUTION!
These Pills sbould mt Je taIcH by females during the
FIRST THREE MONTHS 2? Pregnancy as they are sure
obrag Miscarriage, Jat any other time they are
safe
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Afcctcns Fain in
the Back and Limbs Fatigue sight TaIpa-
tion of the Heart Mysteries and Whites these Pills viii
effect cure when all other have failed and al
though powerful remedy DO iron calonel
antimony, anything huI lful The conftitulicn.
Full directions in the pamphlet around ea, package
which should be carfilly preserved.
Sole gent fer the United States and CaraGa.
JOB MOSES, (I-ate I. c Baldwin co.,
Ro cIiEsTrR. y. y
y. B.-sI 90 ard postage stamps erc!csod to any az
thorized Agent, viii nsure bottle, ccI.tarrg &c Pii:s
byreturn mail
Sole by p. DICKINSON L Son. .To!aware. [aue SlI
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-02-01
Gas Fixtures and Burners

TLTE have received large stock Of GAS BURN
w Frs directly from the Manufacturers, which We
Will sell at the lowest prizes and dro prepared IN
every WAY FIT UP HOUSES, public or private, for
burning Persons oNpcotmg 80 0us Will do well
to give us a call. NJ l.. STAIR " BRO. d
uuril 2T GO
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-02-01
SpoctacIes.

an Eofd, SILVER, 9Ia5ed and Eb1B stoel Frames to
SUIT ali ages. Old rrhts reiittti with glass u
s sSfril15, 1889. -i-. wv - ~ 0.sPnATT. 3
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-02-01

EkfalS dayreceived at M. 5 Williams Block. ana
VIII besoli ,tUr cash only. cheaper thau cyer eli
ami them. - @'
May p, 1859. G PrATT
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-02-01
Thresbing Machines.

WKOEFIT'S Impr owed rhrsshing Machine, with
IYl Screw Elevator This best Maritime In use, For
"a Q by c. q. CHAMBERLAIN.
pnp str
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-02-01

SPLENDID SILK HATS, Just received by
~ kr.l *DLDS - c'.tAE
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-02-01
Cutlery.

IF your want to shave with ease and comfort go
M j. Williams Block and getoia ot t'chrIst sCsle
bratcd Razors Warranted goods OF m sale.
Any gentlemen wanting fne knife will md supcTi
article Of Gichrsts Fine Razor steel Blades at No
Williams Block
Nav ~ 50 c. PI.ATT.F
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-02-01
Cultivater Eeeth.
a Package OF watches

CAYER & REHTNGToS's CELEARATEp erTTrv tn
y TEETH, FOR sale lry G D. T04-rt9, = 60 :, - -
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-02-01
Cutlery.

TITTNE Ivory and Bone Handle Table Knives
Fine Pocket Knives, RazaTs and Scissors of the
approved NslkrTs will be found selling cheap Eat Che
Jcwclry Store of -- r-r- G. -PIATT
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1861-09-26
Singular Prophecy.

We translate the following from the
Courier des Etats Un's of the 29th ult.
Although many Of the predictions made
by Nostracamus Especially those concern.
ing the Deaths of Henry " and Louis
XVD have been completely verified, they
are generally discreditcd in our times
But in the sProphcties ct Naticintions,' Of
that great man, vol I'd, edition of l6O9,)
we find the following, which would seem tc
deserve some attention:
"About that time (lS6l) great quarrel
and contest will arise in country beyond
the seas-America. Many poor devils
will be hung and many poor wretches killed
by punishment other than cord. Upon
my faith you may believe me. The wal
will not cease for four years, at which none
should be at all astonished or surprised, for
there will be no want of hatred and obsti
macy in it. At the end of that time, pros.
trate and almost ruined, the people will re-
embrace each other in great joy and love. y
Now, here is something very oonirmatory
of the prophetic genius of Nostradamus, but
in no way consoling to US poor devils and
wretches (pauves diabe1s etpaores here's
who will have to suffer under this war for
four years. Let us hope that the astrologer
was mistaken, at least OF this point
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1861-09-26

PLANS AND DESIGNS OF THE ENEMY
We have been informed by gentleman
who has just arrived from New York and
Philadelphia, that the most unprecedented
exertions are being made in all the ship.
yards and docks of those two cities, for the
fitting out of the largest naval expedition
ever known in this country. Every car
penter who can be obtained is employed,
and merchant ships are being altered into
war ships, and all the foundries are hard al
work making and altering engines for steam
propellers of the largest size, as well as fol
small gun.boats. 1t was openly talked Of
among the mechanics that this immense
feet of war ships was destined for New Or
leans
1t would seem that the present design Of
the enemy is to effect ruse, by alluriue
US on to take Washington city, thus draw
ing all our main forces into Virginia, and
leaving our Southern coast paratively
defensive, while they make grand dem
onstraton on various portions of our coast
and force their way to New Orleans at al
hazards. The enemy can esily afford te
let US take Washington city, which can
be of no great service to US, and Maryland
if they gain Louisiana, and thereby the
control of our cotton and the Mississippi
coast.
1t is time we opened our eyes to thi:
grand move on the chess board of war, anc
be prepared ourselves to resist and defea
the euemy's plans. Every vessel in ou'
harbor should at once be put in commission
and the chain of forts extended all the way
to the Balize. This is no time for swap
ping horses, and the Government at Rich
mond, as we'll as our authorities here, shouc
look to it, and be up and doing.
Ncw Orleans Ptcayune.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1861-09-26
SALE OF CAPTURED YANKEE VESSEL

SALE OF CAPTURED YANKEE VESSELS.
Yesterday forenoon large crowd of gen.
tlemen assembled near the Custom House
to witness the sale Of several prize vessels
which have been taken by our enterprising
privateers. The bark Rowena, of Phila.
delphia, Messrs A. j. White and Son,
auctioneers, was first put tup. She is new
vessel, of $50 tons, built at Gloucester,
New Jersey, in 1857, is in excellent con-
dition, and was sold for rSl2. 900. She was
purchased by Messrs. John Fraser & Go.
The bark Glen, of Portland, built at Free
port, Me-, in lS4S, and said to have been
since rebuilt, brought $4,000; purchased
by Messrs. John Fraser & Co. This yes.
sci now lies at Morehead city, N. c. The
brig John Welch, of Philadelphia, 273
tons, built at Philadelphia, in 1853, good
freighting vessel, and in fine order, brought
SO, 400, and was bought by Captain Fersu'
son. The cargo of the bark Glen, consist
ing of 341 tons Of anthracite coal, was
purchased by the Confederate States at the
enormous price of sl8 100 per ton. The
sale was we'll attended, and the bidding
spirited. Messrs. H. Cobia & Co., will
sell this day the cargo of the bark Rooena,
consisting of 100 bags Laguayra coffee and
l2 tons pig iron. -Mercury, 18th instant.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1861-09-26
Fngaeement near Columbus.

The Columbus correspondent of the Mem.
phis appeal, in his letter of the 10th in
slant, says:
awe have had another engagement with
the gun-boats to-day, which resulted as usu
all in their retreat. The fight to day, how.
ever, was little more serious than the en-.
gagement at Hickman, and lasted much
longer Gen. JEFF. Thompson, of the Mis-
souri, brigade, had thrown his whole force
over the river on the Missouri side, and
had planted battery of four guns some six
miles above here. The enemy discovered
his position somehow, and made an attack
upon it, evidently with the design Of diver
ting his attention while they were busily
engaged in landing four thousand of theil
troops at point five or six miles above
him, to cut off reinforcements from US
Their scheme is a failure, however, SC
far, as the gallant 4th, commanded by Col
Nicely, and the 18th regiment, commanded
by Col. Douglas, together with the field
battery and large force of cavalry have
been ordered to cross the river Immediately J
and give General Thompson all the assis
tance he may require. Our force, in con
junction with Gen. Thompson's, will prove
more than match for all the Hessians they
may have, be that number small or great
If they remain until we reach them, you
may expect good report from US. As an
connected with the 4th regiment, I can give
you no further account until our regiment
returns, when I expect to give you full par
ticulars of the expedition.
Our army is already large and is rapidly
increasing every day. Not a train come:
in that is not freighted with soldiers, anc
the cry is "still they come" Where they
all come from is the question; yet the sup
ply seems far from being exhausted. LIE
them come, if they are all Of the same ma
tertal as those already here, aud the hou
of the Kangaroo despot is at hand; 7eIe
will be his fate and Upharsin his destiny
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1861-09-26

KENTUCKY PLUcK.-We extract the
following spirited paragraphs from the Lou
isville Courier of Tuesday,:
owe presume there is not kentucklan'
not base enough to be slave, who is not
getting his arms 10 readiness for the rapid
ly approaching conflict. And when hen'
tuckians bear their red right arm in battle,
their enemies may we'll call upon the hills
and the mountains to fall upon and cover
them from their vengeance and fury"
"Kentucky refused to fight the South
when called on by Lincoln's Secretary Of
War. She will also refuse to fight her now,
when called on by the Union @ Leglsla'
turc When the Legislature requires Gov
MaGofin to call for troops to fight Tennes
scans, ten will go to their aid where one
will enlist under the Lincoln banner"