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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-09-19

The response by the people of Ohio and
Pennsylvania TO the recent appeals of their
Governors when their States were threatened
with invasion, afford striking and gratifying
evidence of the patriotic devotion to country
which auimates our people, and should serve
as warning to the traitors Of the rebellious
States of the reception they would receive
should their prescriptions daring or necessity
lead them to attempt a serious advance into
the Northern States. In our own State, when
the Governor proclaimed Cincinnati in danger,
and called for volunteers 10 go 10 her defence,
instantly her hardy sOhs rose up by thousands
and armed with their trusty rifles rushed to
the rescue. Every train leading into the city
was for davs loaded down with these volunteers,
and had not the call for them been revoked a
very short time would have witnessed fifty
thousand of them at the point Of danger
In PENNSYLVANIA the rush TO arms has been on
a still grander scale, the danger being more
imminent, and from present appearances it is
evident that the number will ere long nearly
approach if il does not reach one hundred
thousand. These are all in a'ilition to the
very large number of troops b,,lh these States
have in the service as regular volunteers
What a mighty uprising w.nlil be witnessed
did occasion call for a similar appeal to the
patriotism of all the loyal States.
The regular troops now concentrated in the
vicinity of Cincinnati being regarded by the
military authorities as amply sufficient to
meet and vauquish the rebels, the hosts oil
irregular rifemen who so promptly respond
ed TO the Governors call have been sent
home.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-09-19
Drafting Postponed until the First Of October.
TIE STATE OF OHIo,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTNENT,
Co1uNBUs, Sept, l4ih, 1852
an A aslsrs

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
CoLuNBUs, Sept, l4th, 1852
FOR THE PRESS OF THE STATE.
To The Ssreral Commissioners for Suncr,ntend-
ing D'efting:
The attention and energies Of the people OF
the State, having been almost exclusively de-
voted to the protection of our southern border
for the past ten days, aud the work OF recruit
ing, By reason thereof, almost suspended, feel
it my duty to the gallant people of the State,
to postpone the day for commencement of the
draft do, therefore, by virtne Of the power
vested in me, order and direct the Commission
ers OF the several counties of this State, intrus
ted with the power Of experimenting the draft
ing of the militia, to postpone the commence
ment of the execution Of the order for drafting
until "Wednesday, the first day Of October next,
on which day they will proceed in the manner
heretofore indicated, to draft the quota then
due from their respective counties. This num-
Der will be ascertained by deducling the num-
Der that may have volunteered between the
first day of September and said first day Of
October, from the number hereto-fore appor-
toned TO said counties by this department
The several military Committees are reques-
ted to ascertain from the Commissioners of
their respective counties, the number that was
due from their counties on the first day of Sep
tember, and continue their noble efforts in aid
of the recruiting service until the first of Octo-
Der, when it is hoped and believed the entire
quota from each county will be filed.
The necessity for the force called for by the
President is now apparent to all. Our very
frecidcs are threatened in the desperate effort
Of the rebels TO destroy our glorious Govern
ment. Rally then, noble men of Oaio, and with
one grand effo ri 6ll up the ranks.
DAVID TOD, Governor.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-09-19

HORRIBLE MURDER.-The Dayton Journal
says: We are sorry to learn that Mr. Jesse
Kelsey Of Washington Tp., in this County,
was murdered Monday night. The assassin en-
tered the house about mid night and OH enter
ing the sleeping room of Mr.. kelsey, alarmed
his wife who awaked her husband He i'm
mediaty got up, but had hardly got on his feet,
before he was shot down, the assassin discharg-
cd second shot at Mrs Kelsey, which missed
its mark, and then retreat from the house.
Mr. KELSEY died in about five minutes after Inc
was shot. Mr.. Kelsey for some days before
had been hauling his grain TO market and it is
supposed the burglar was after the money he
was understood to have gotten for his grain.
The neighborbood has been aronsed, and il
is believed the murderer will he speedily found
out and arrested.
We leaIn that a man named Robbins oI
Washington township, has been arrested on sus-
picion of the murder of Mr. Kelsey.
His residence is only some three or four hun
dred yards distance from that of MIR. K--A
pistol was found on his person.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-09-19
Particulars eth, Man,ord,gilla Flzht.

Particulars sfth3 Mlm'ordsgllls Fight
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 16.-Mr. Thomas arrived
from Murfordsville this evening. He was pres
ent during the battle. The rebels under Gen.
Duncan numbered from 1900 to 1000, incud-
ing cavalry, artillery ard infantry.
The rebels made an attack from both sides
OF the river and boldly advanced to our breast
works They were repused with fearful loss
The Federal forces under Col. Wilder number
ed about 2,5oG at the commencement of the
fight. They we're reinforced by Col. Dunham's
50th Indiana Regiment.
The frs: they knew of bis being about was
his pouring in volley, killing many and STAN
pcding the balance.
Federal loss was men killed and 27 woun-
ded. The rebel loss was from 500 to 700 kill
ed and wounded. The rebels who brought a
flag Of truce admit loss OF 400 killed. Two
pieces of artillery were captured from the cne-
my.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-09-19

Hon. S. s. Cox made speech the other
evening in GAINESVILLE. Among other things
he said that the blood of every soldier who
fell in this war would be upon the skirts OF
James Buchanan aud John B. Floyd. 1t was
in their power to suppress this rebellion in its
infancy But instead of doing SO they rather
famed il into fame, which for many long
months has been threatening to consume the
hopes of thirty millions of people
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-09-19

An article on the frst page from the Rich
mond Examiner is worthy of an attentive pc
rusal. 1t shows the rebel disappointment at
the result of the late battles in Virginia-ex-
hibits in strong light their hopes and fears
and indicates the desperate state of their
cause, which if truly represented must be in
eritnbly ruined by the defeat of their army
now-i in Maryland.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-09-19
Letter from General George W. Morgan.

CUMBERLAND GAP, Sept. 1852.
To the Editors of Kentucky. Indiana, Mich
gan, Wisconsin and Ohie:-
GENTLENEN:-Please say to the relatives
and friends of the soldiers of this command,
that we have good health and good spirits, and
that our condition, in every respect is better
than that of the enemy, who surround US.
Let our friends do their duty to our couu-
try, and we will try and take care OF ourselves.
Very respectfully,
GEORGE w. MORGAN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-09-19

gersrs Fighting IN Maryland UaiOn FiotO-
mrs
There has been perfect avaIaneh Of des-
patches during the week in reference tn the
progress Of affairs ia Maryland. We do not
I'urtheu our columns with them. The Official
reports from Gen. Mcclellan are given. with
the more important Of the later dispatches:
HEADoUAKTERs Army oF TIE PoToNAc,
Sept. l5-e o'clock A. Al. }
To- MgOr- General Halisek, Commander TN
chSgf
have Just learned from General Hooker,
in the advanee, who states the information Is
pcrseesly reliable, that the enemy 10 making for
the river in perfect panic; and that Gen Lac
stated last night publicly that he must admit
he had been shocksngiy sshiPed. am hurry
ing everything forward 10 endcavor TO press
their retreat 10 the utmost.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-09-19
GEO. D. MCCLELLAN.
TIEApQCARTxRs Army or rHE POroMAc, |
Sept. lb--3 o'clock P. 81. }

UEABQCARTERs ARNT or THE POToMAc,
Sept. l6--3 o'clock P. II.
I'll ha;or-Gsnsral h. W. HuLIscE-
am happy to iasorm Jon that Gen Frank
lin's sureess on The lelt was as complete as that
ON the crnuTe aud right, and resulted in his get
ling possession Of the Gap after severe en-
Raeenrui in nll parts Of the line The troops,
old abd new. behaved with the utmost sieaji-
nesa and gaIlantry, carrying. with but little as
sialance from our own artillery and infantry.-
1 do not think our loss d very severe
The corps Of Gen. d. II. Hill were engaged
with our right.
We nave lakea . considerable number Of
prisoners
The enemy disappeared during the night
Our tFnops ARE now advancing in pursuit.
do not know wheFe be viii uaxt be found.
Signed, GEO. B. MCCLELLAN.
Major-General Commanding.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-09-19
An Appeal for Lint.
~N "PPOlIA 4U4 AA44AL'
SURGEON GENFRAL's OFFICE !

WASHINGTON, Aug 80, 1862
Tothe Loyal Women and Children of the U.
States:
The supply of lint in market is nearly cx-
hausted The men wounded in defense of
their country will soon be in want of it. l
appeal to you to come to our aid in supplying
us with this necessary article. There is scarce
ly woman or child who can not scrape lint
and there is no way in which their assistance
can be more usefully given than ir furnishing
US the meansto dress the wounds OF those who
fall in defense of their rights and their homes.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-09-19
nEanqraarnna Annr o. POronAe

BOLIVAR. Sept. Is, 10 p. III.
w. III. HAfIEK, General-in- ChieE--Informa-
tion ihis moment received, completely co0frms
the rnut ard generalization os the rebsl army
Gen. IRe is reported wounded and Garland
killed. Gen Hooker alone has over 1000 more
prisoners. TOO having beeuisent 10 Fresierick---
il is stated that Lee gives his less at 5000.
We are following As rapid a. the men can
move.
Signed. GEO. B. MCCLELLAN,
MajOr-GsDeral.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-09-19

Ten. Breckenridge, in his hasty retreat from
Baton Rouge, left his sword on the field. II is
now in possession Of private in the 9th Con-
necticut Volunteers. 1t is . very,hnndsom.b bit
of steel, aud bears the name in fall of John c.
Breckenridge.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-09-19
The Great EnglishRemedy

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Prepared from prescription Of Sir j. CIdIe, 81. D.,
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This valuable medicine is unfaug in the cure Of all
those painful and dangerous diseases which the fea
constitution is subject. II moderates all excess
moves all distractions, and speedy may be rsli
ed on
TO MARRIED LADIES
II is peculiarly suited. 1t will in short TIM bring
on tho monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar bears the Government
Stamp Of Great Britain, to prevent cOunterfeils.
CautiOn.-Tese Pills should Jy females
during the FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy, as
they are to bring Miscarriage bH any other
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In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pains in
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taton Of the Heart Mysteries Whites these Pills
Will effect when all other have failed; and
although powerful remedy do contain iron Gallo
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Full directions in the pamphlet around each package
which should be carefully preserved.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada
JOB AIoSEeS, Rochester, n. Y.
y. B. 81 90 and postage stamps enclosed TO any au
thorzed Agont will insure bottle containing so pills
by return mail. aug. 20-1y
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-09-19

The rebel Gen. Price has given orders that
when insubordinate conduct is manifested
among negroes, or whenever they are caught
endeavoriug to escape to the Federals they are
to be shot. Not less than hundred negroes
have been shot under this order between Her
nado and Memphis.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-09-19
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTEsl
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tcle Of the kind introduced under the name O
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all other Pulmonc WATERS are eounterfeits The gen
uine can be known by tue name BRYAN boinR stanp
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No family should be without box OF
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in the house.
NotraveIer should be without a snpply OF
BTydn's PtIEaOnic WdJrrs
in his pocket.
No person will ever object TO give for
Brgdn's PuIronic Wafers
twenty Five Cents
JOE MOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rochester, N. Y.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-09-19

The struggle at present progressing between
the Union and rebel troops in Maryland
possesses greatly increased interest to the
Editor of the Gazette from the fact that the
recent sanguinary battles were fought in his
native (Frederick) county. The Monocacy,
on the banks of which hostile armies have
been conlending, is the stream in which he
6sbed and bathcd in his boyhood odays-with
most of the towns and localities named in the
dispatches he is familiar = is person.
ally acquainted with some Of the active par
ticipants in the late stirring scenes-and the
grave of his father and the residence Of his
mother and many of his relatives, have been
and perhaps still are, embraced within the
region overrun by the rebel hordes
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-09-19
Attt AdrErtisttuEmts.

a1- IT WOULD BE GREAT ACCOMMODATION TO
Us IF OUR ADVERTISERS WOULD SEND IN THEIR
FAvoRs AS EARLY IN THE WEEK AS WEDNESDAY
NOON
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-09-19

ExEMPr.-M Ministers having charge of chur-
ches or congregations are exempt from draft
in Ohio. The order is universal throughout
the States.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-09-19

PHILADELPHIA, Sept, I6.-A special
dispatch to the Bulletin, from Harrisburg
says that telegraphic and railroad commu-
niestion to Hagerstown was re-opened
last night, showing that that place had
been totally abandoned by the rebels and
re-occupied by our troops. tits rumored
at Hagerstown that another battle is go
ing on this morning between Sharpsburg
and Middleburg, but no particulars have
been received.
1t is not unlikely that Mcclellan is en-
gaging the enemy in that neighborhoed
to-day, and disputing the passage of the
river.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-09-19
LATEST.

A dispatch from Hagerslown, dated 18th,
states that the battle of Tuesday resulted in
our complete succcss-the division of Long.
street being destroyed or captured. Burnside
had taken possession of ITarper's Ferry. Lee
and jackson were both on the cast side of the
Potomac and our Generals were confident of
their ability to capture or destroy them with
their entire commands. Six batteries belong
ing to Longstreets division were captured
The prisoners captured since Sunday number
about 10000. Gen. Hooker was wounded
though not seriously.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-09-19
GRIFFITH AND COVELL'S
M MARBLEFACTORX
Hughs' Block, WTi,der ST., near the Amerioan'
Della ware. Ohio.

MANU- FACTURERs and DEALERS
In Monuments. Tombs, Grave Stones, Urns Vases,
raj Tablets, Cabinet and Counter slabs, &c, Il.
Sculrturing and Carving
executed in superior STYLE AMERICAN and ITAI-
Ian marble Every variety of Grave Yard wclk in
marble and stone Having fitted up horse power
chine and other facilities business, we now
able produce work Of the first class with prompt
ness and at moderate rates.
A NEW FEATURE in MARBLE WORK.
Myers, Martin Co., having abort time patent
ed an adjustable shield AMI arched mouldings for
monuments and headstUnes, respectfully inform tho
citizens OF Delaware and icinity that pur-
chased the right said patent this county and
prepared to manufacture all kinds Of work,
bracng the various features this devIcc. IL
great inprQF elncnt and OF such a nat9re
mend ltser all being permanent aud ndeslruca.
BILE the marble itself. II is used for fastening
moyably regular Irregular surfaces, Shields
ed Meuldngs, Wrcaths hedalli CaHOpics,
prcsentin them rclIof, less than halt the
cost, it is great saving in marble well
hundred pei cent ia labor. For the sefadns ms shield
fOr prot cti0n Of liz .nesses) inencc il aimed,
for while it IN adjustable It nseparable from the
monument which essential in monumental architeG-
ture. j. n. has had practical experience Of
20 years the working Of marble and stnne, neil
ther time being spared in peTfecng KIM
self every department the business having been
Engaged upon Jobs in Marble WORKS where
branch TIcd ia the most approved method:
having visited Galleries o. Art Srhoos OF Design and
sculpture, Marble Mhrts md large Ccmcer s, both or
Europe and the states, consequently had opportun-
Of collecting variety Of plans and designs in the
nf Cemetery decorations VIC ferl fully
confident that shall be able TO give entire sEtisar
all who may favor with their patronag' f.
e.. CoYEIL will be constantly travelling through this and
adjoining COUNTS soliciting delivering
delaware, Ohio, September 10 lS6.--1y.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-09-19
Special 9otitcs.

Startling but true-Volunteers are Drawing the
dangers Of fevers, Scurvy Wounds aud Cholera Many
gallant fellow will Ic his bones bleach wAo by
the att Of IIOLI.0WAY'S PILLS 4 OINTMENT would
have returned to his family strong and healthy Sol
dierS try theml 6nly % cts per BOX or Pot 2c6
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-09-19
n.ath # G. EIn

BALTIMORE Sept 16.-Passengers from
Monocacy report seeing paroled prisoners
from Harper's Ferry, who report the sur
render of that place on Monday morning,
after most determined defense, and the
death of Col Miles, who was killed by a
shell cutting off one of his legs. AceOr-
ding to reports, Miles evacuated Mary
land Nights Saturday evening. after ex-
ploding one of his heavy guns and throw
ing others down the rocks,
The Officers were allowed to go ont
with their side arms and horses, and the
men with their personal effects, which in
dieated that the surrender was condition
al
The railroad bridge and Potomac bridge
were still standing, and the rebels were
reported to be evacuating Maryland
Hights
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-09-19

% years old, rather above medium size scar top
OF head caused by being burnt fer pollev-her neck
somewhat stiff had halter. will pay bdral
reward for said mare any information that will
Bile me to get her.
Sept 19'72-It s. B. CLICK.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-09-19
. oARn TO YOUNG LADIES AND GENr1EnIEl

A CARD TO YOUNG LADIES AND GENTLEMEN -
n III subscriber will send (fFee Of cAdrge) ali who
desire it, the Recipe and directions Tor making simple
FgcaLis Baln, that Will, in from two to eight days.
Pimpes, Blotchss, Tan, FreckleE, Salowneas
all impurities and roughness urhe Skin leaving the
samc--ts Nature Intended IT should be-sqf, clear,
Solooh aud beautiful. These deeirg the Recipe, with
fun Instructions, directions, and advice, will please call
on aldress-with return postage,
THO5. +. CHAPMAN, PIuotical CRgsRist,
months sal Broadway, New York
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-09-19
Soldiers Attention ,!

See to your health, do not the Army Egp
Plies though valuaIIie Thr8c PILLS ONT
MENT have been thoroughly tesied they the only
remedies used In the European Camps and barracks,
for forty yeTrs DR. Holloway has Supplied all the
Armies in Europe and dnrins tlir CFIMEAN CAMPAIGS
he established depot at Halaclavn. fur Ihe exclusive
sale Of these GREAT REMEDIES many time his spa.
cai Agent there has sold in weight Of the
Ointment in single day. Those terrible and fatal
mics Of the SOLIIER IN CAMP.
DidTTIeG, DyseHery ScHTrey, STouIoua Erupfi0ss
Al disappear like charm before these PIlIS 4 UINT-
MFNT, and while the cry rings thrU'is hout the
land
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-09-19
Ertraordinarv Milifarv !Salre.

The lonely senty iug his rGunis night EXPO
70 drnching and chill night Al: is seizsd
with m'st VIOLENT PAlNS. COUtiH and suFFtJcATIS3
HO AR ENF-S hrst QLft COSSUkII lON,
but u suppiid with bOiG4JWAN' = PflIS and HOLLO-
WAYS UlNfNENI, all danger Averied. n Piils
taken night and morning. and tie Oipimem briskiy
rubbed twice hIy the tlrDat and chest " III re-
move the SfVEREsf PAINS AMI St'p the m,Et distress
ing or DANGEROUS COUGH. Therefore We say TO the
Arr11n
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-09-19
THE SOLDIERS TRUE FRIEND.
ALWAYS READY.
HOllOway's Ointment.

r ONG marches. ami stid joints, bstcrcd and In
~ famed fuet, ali thcrs the -O.dcr must endure MO-
TIERS, REMEMBER THIS, VIII, your graspibR
their musk 10 danger, think what relief a sin-
gle pot Of this ALL HEALING n COOIING "a We win
give the you love when far away from home and
fri nds. Il hardcns and tough the feet 80 that
they endure great ftigur IL sUothes aud relieves
the infam e. and stsned j5ints leaving them supple
strong and vigorous; while for
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-09-19
Change of Firm Name.

THE Drug Business conducted by NJ L. STARR and
i y L. sTfI;K, hcrot fore under the firm Of u.
l. STARR BRO. will be continued by the pdrties
under tn lrn of STARR K BROTHER the old phc.
Thankful the fri -lds and patronage here
tsfure bad, desire the continuance thereof and
will best endtavOrs furnish every article
ud in line, which shall be the best he obtained.
We have every facility for conducting business in
the best manner-.nYg large Store Room 6itrd up
equal to the best in she cites-aRd will sell the
lowest prices for cash.
NJ. l.. STARR,
Delaware. o.. Jan. ]. 1862. y. L. STARR.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-09-19
n Armsl n Arms IA

DO not let these bi perish by disease plare In
tn r hands thse PRECIOUS IFS, that viii
bic them to resist the dangerous the Fcvers
the Chilis, and the wounds which they cannot void
and what IS more, cahnt frequently get in the
nom Mt or uecd, whereas II our brave men have only
put their hands into their knapsacSs ind there
sure remely for all the casualties 0f she battle neld.
H many thousands nf lives would
would otherwise Psris before cuuld be obtained
Caution None are genuine unless the words .sHoL
LowAY, NEW NORK AND LONDON" dircernibls 4
BGter mark in every loaf of the book Of directions
round each pot box: the may be plainly seen
by Kidding the leaf 10 the light A handsome reward
will hc given tO any rendering such information a.
may lea to the detection of any party parties
ttrfetng the medicines vending the same, knowing
them to be spurious.
@s sold at the ManufhctOTy cf Rrnfessnr HnIfoWAT,
so Maiden Lane. New York, and by all rotabla
druggists and Dealers in Medicine throughout the siv-
l.iz Il world, in boxes rs 6 81 earh
n5- There is consdcfnble savHg by taking the hr-
ger
y. B.-rrections for the guidance OF patients IN
Ty dssO. der affixed to each bux.
Aug %. 62-ly