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years, or is decrepi, or n female aisd ip
general, wherever Of fifteen ar more
slaves. there is no ~hme male left fnr pro
lection and uovernmen, bes'des the over
seer but in no case shall til. order ex.
empt the overs-er from the performance
Of ordinary mili,in duty, from patrol du"
~, or from any public duty which NAV
he required Of him.
Done at Columbia. the second dsv of
January, in III. year Of our Lnrd one.
thousand eight hundred ~nd sixty"
two. ID. F. JAMlSON,
President oi tie Convention
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S7J ls T. " A K ID !
IL RMnaW ny from where ".

4 Runaway from " here We had them
~ hired. near Chester. in June 'n-, orr
II three Negr" men, viz: BILL. GILES
and IIENRf.
Bill and Giles We bought the IIth OF Ids,
November. nj the estate sale of Ed Leach
on Broad River, in York Dist. let. rh.,
being brothers mud having relations ir the
neig ghb"rho"d where we purchased them. it
Is more nan likeley they have made ;hri,
way back Ia their old nrigLb"rhoud
Bill is about 26 wear, old, 5 feet 8 iuche.
high, will weigh $50 or l6U pound. i,
very black; rather shatpcd :acc, speak,
quick when spoken to.
Giles, his brother, is about ~ wears old
feet inches high will weigh I6O IT,.
is very black, and walks with lis head up
and feet turned out ir front.
tienry, we purchased, Jan !, "f Cot e.
Rivss "n the Catna ba rner. lie is % YEAR.
old, well sr;, B feet ~ iucn-s hugh. aud " III
weigh l75 pounds ; has n heavy brow and
speaks slowly has some character .sa
runaway. May 70 I" CharI-si"n or WASH.
ingion city. il is hard telling wi,rr. he Will
60 ~ he IL \ gentleman IL travel The,
all ran of abOut the same time
We will pay S75 reward for the three
men; or S35 = piece for either Of them de.
Tweed in any Jail ~ that We cun get them.
These boys may attempt to make their Nav
North, ~ some Others from this pinc. have
attempted.
PRIDE e. DUNOVANT.
Aug. Z, l86l-26.tf
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An ORDNANCE
To Exempt Oserseers .trom the Ps.Jo,
nance If Militia Duty.

10 AztmPs Oserseers from the Psyfor
manes If Militia Duty.
w. tie people Of tie State Of South
Cs,oiina, IN Coassstioa assembied, do
declare and ordoiS, and It's hsrsIy de
eiarsd and ordaised,
/. That during the .i,us when asy pos
ton u The State may b in the possession
VI Of ssdss ths control Of ths fosess Of the
United States, IL shall add may BE- lawful
io' every owner. agent OF trustee ID
charge ofa p'ss,ssioo and negroes. and
Who shall desire 10 keep upon the said
plss'ssion the ovsssssr Of the negroes
thereon. 70 apply 70 the Adju,snt and
luspse.os .0sasssl Of the State, setting
io',h the nvHbss of asgross under the
esssss Of the said ossssss'. and the .i,
sssios oa the p.su,Atioa. And The Ad.
js,sss sid Isspse,os General may there.
uPea make =" order esemp,ing such
o's'ssss from militia ds,y. sxesp, - an
alarm mss snd furnish, also, such over
seer "i'h copy Of The order.
Q. The osds' Of The Adjuisn..Cs.nsssl
shall Be given where the susabsr ol
s's's s1o'sds ahssa .orkiny hssds. asd
.hs owner o. Other psssoa hsviss shs,g.
u the plsats,iop 10 absent To- The ssssics
of The s,s:s, og 10 above the 49, Of six,y
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a eoksk At FORT DossLsoH'-"A
C"r"'ty onlssf communicates 10 tie s''
LOUIS "eP"o''ean some o. MS adventures
~ fo'' oo"e''"' rom ""'c" We extract
'"s following:
Inc ~" 'soe' on'cs' ! IN" ~as Lieut.
o'. Z" Tue ''' tennessee. ne
'"'o d" "'"' were ''"ekeo H"d %" reg
me" ready to bs moved Oh, mud asked
il would accept lis sword. I passed 10
to hi. ,sa,, when he handed me hi. sword.
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ExEcUTIvE DEPARTMxST,
March % 1850.

ExEcUTIvE DErARrMxxT.
March %. 1862.
To the Senate and House Of Representa-
fipes Of The Confederate Sioies:
The operation vi the various lava noa
IN force for raising armies has exhibited
the necessity kr re!urm. The frequent
changes and amendments which have
been made have rendered the system 50
complicated MS to make il often quite dif
hcuii TO determine whm, the law r..lI,
Is, and 10 what extent prior en. tm.n,s
are mod'icd by more recent Legislation.
There is also eml.rr.ss,u..u, from con
tict between S,a.e aud Confederate ley.
isls,ion. ! Sm happ, To assure you oi
the entire harmony Of pu,ross aud COR.
disli,y Of feeling which have continued
to exist between myself aud ibs Execu.
tves VI the several S. .tes, aud II Is to
:his cause that our SUCCESS ia keeping Nd
rquate forces III the 6sii Is ~ he attr,bu.
ted.
These reasons would suffice for inv.
ting your earnest attention /" the neces.
suy Of some Almpie aud general system
tor exercising the power vf raising ar-
:"e'. ~h,ci, Is Vested ~ tie Congress by
the Constitution. But thrr. Is nuuln.r
aud more important consideration. The
vast preparations made by the eneiny for
n conhin.d assault ut numerous points
Oh our frontier aud sea coast have pro.
duced the result that might have been
expected. The. have animated Ia. I,.o.
pie With spirit oi tesi,.snce 80 general.
50 rs>oiuie. aud 80 self sacrificing. that !,
requires rather to bs Ieyu,x ell than to
Le stimulated. The ri Int Of the Stale 10
demand, and the daty Of each citizen to
render, m,Itsfy service, need Only ~ Ge
sailed TO be admitted. IL i. not, bo~svrr,
wise " j"d'cious poI'cy to place /" active
sefvica that portion Of the force OF n p.u
pie which experience has shown to be
necessary asa reserve Youths under
ths age OF eighteen Years require fur,hsr
iusu uctioo-m Of mature experience
are needed for maintaining order aud
good government at huuie, aud ia suo-r
'ising Preparations i"r rendering efficient
tls nr,u,sS ~, M. G.ll ,,.., ,t...
20 constitute the proper reserve for hoIne
dsfence, ready TO bs called out in case al
emergency, aud to bs kept iu the isd
only when the -mrrg.nc! exists. But,
IN order to maintain thus reserve intact,
u " necessary, in great war like thu,
IN which Ne are now engaged. slI per
sons OF intermediate ~ge, not legally ex.
emp, for good Cause, should pay their
debt u mIlns'y der, &c. to tie country {;
that The burdens shuu.d no, i..I .A lu
s''ssy Oh the nust srJeLt and patriotic.
], therefore, recommend the passage oi
y law declaring that all persons residing
wili,im the Confederate States, bet ecu
tho agss Of e'gh,se" aud thirty five years
and righGuI'y suljec, TO m,I,,sry duty
shall Ls hs.d ~ be :" the military servIc,
VI the Confederate States, aud lha, som,
P'nm aud s'mpis method Ls adopted ~
their pIomp, enrolment aud organisation
rr?s"i'"g sll of the Irg'sla,iou hsretofor,
9" acted ~hieh would conncl with tn
sysiein proposed.
JEFFERSON DAVIS.
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TIE NEWSPAPER OF TIE SOUTH
L ii l.
CHARLESTON MERCURY

Gives ihe latest aud most reliable Political,
Commercial aud General News from slI
parts Of The World. 1t. Sp.cial Corr-spou.
dsD's furnish, b. Ma'l aud Telegraph, full
and early accounts of every thing OF interest
that tran'pirss in tho great ci.ir. of Europ.
aud America.
TIE NEWS OF TIE SOUTH re.
CElVES SpECIAL ATTENTION.
Politically. the MHKcuRY represents ihs
! States Rights Resistance Element, lnd ad
vocates the Union Of the Southern States
in maintaining their rights and c.tabIi.hiny
:heir security. 4
Daily Mercury, ! year, in advance. $1,000
Td-Wsekly Mercury, 500
No Paptr sent unless ihe cash accompamirs
ne order.
X. u. RIIEl"r, Jr.,
CHABLEsToS, >. 6.
Nov. 81, Aft
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-, a.. .o..,.s - .,,r.,., Ir,;I -.
A. 49,, , ,n.-.s.
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a.. C...,I...,o G., H. ...:, ',
=. p...;,o., S..,,o. J.. 60.
-, :. - ...h - .,,...
,;a..,s $4,000, .s.,;s..,. ,;t I.';..tI.
.n.
~. C~.., =, c.,,
- 80, =,
- n"u.. -, -. IN /.
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a.....I, ...;.., L;,, J., ,h.,
n.n,
Such n certificate would a, ono. Ia re-.
ceived THROUGHOUT, the Southern States a.
a currency. preferable to the , ank p.per.
which now mandates the country and
ora,aovs nil ,bs cL.,,sl. of dom.s,;,
trade I, would in il, very term. ,beu
tina, i, represen,ed actual value and "a,
no, the creation Of speculs,ion: or Of ,
loan. dependinp on ,ls ayar;ee Of the
Tia c,ed;, would re.t on ,hs .c, we'll
known 70 avery citizen ,ba. the enormou,
expenses Of the WA, would REQUIRE heavy
taxation. which every one would have to
nav. Each tax payer would be snxiou,
TO secure a sufficient amour, of ,hi. sure
means of meeting the tax collectors. /,
would be authenticated by tho govern.
ment; and would have one recognized
value, over the whole sphere of il. opera,
tion-,hroughout the entire South.
II there mad been, previously, no bank
paper money in circulation. il W would have
had no opposing currents; and would
have supplied the governmen, with means
and the people with currency. The whole
Of that curs.ncy would have been an ad.
vance 10 the government, without any
sensible loss TO the people. But now, i,
must encounter the bank paper, which
floods the country, and which
the government has itself borrowed, and
thrown into circulation. The Confederate
government has no constitutional power
to regulate the banks; for they hold their
charters by State legislation.
The States themselves need mons,, or
. substitute; and, their expenses for the
war, are really 10 behalf Of the Conf.ds.
racy, for ultimate adjustment. The sphere,
OF their expenditure are, however, limited
in great degree, to their own domains,
respectively; and they have the power Of
controlling the Lauks, within their several
jurisdic,ioLs. Here again, the dependence
Of the Confederate government upon its
constituent sovereig mites, is manifest.
Let the States then issue similar scrip :
and enact tha, no bank shall issue any
more Of it's bills, nor "a. i.sue any bill.
which shall he received At i,s counter. Ii,
is clear that every bank bill. now circula.
ton, is the representative Of the indebted
ness Of that bank, to the holder Of the
bill. When the bill is returned to tue
bank, the proper disposition Of it, is it.
destruction as the evidence OF an extinct
debt. The only pretended public bene6,
from The bills in circulation, is that they
supplied currency j" the absence Of coin
When a better currency is supplied b,
the government Of the Confederacy, anG
the States, there can be no occasion fo
the continuance Of bank paper which j.
inferior in credit, dependent on the pro
iect ion of the Stafes and nv nooa;va IN III.
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Presidents Message..-The Country
Calls for Soldiers.

The following message from th" Presi
dent was communicated on Friday 10
Congress
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TO OUR CUSTOM ERS
6OOO POUNDS IRON.

INCLUDING PIow Iron. plow steel. as
i ros sale NJ JONES CROCkETTS.
Ysb %, f66I--I1
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Pictures! Pictures !
o. A SIN c. E R

TKTOULD announce to the Citizens of Delaware
wv and its vicinity, that he has taken the ellkuOWn
stand Corncry occupied by r. 7. Wilson where he IL
prepared TO take the beautiful picture called the
Ct r a N 7 y p l.
he latest tye of the art Amhrutypcs, Photographs
and all other kinds of Pictures taken the f05 price
FIFTY CENTS ana good as any premium pictures in
the county. Pictures put in Pins, Lock cts and Rings
Pictures copied to order having OF the North
Sky lights with side light combined, which is univer
sally acowlodged to be the 6esteht TO produce life
like picture Don't believe what any tolls yuueRl
aud examine specimens, and Judge for yourselves.
Don't forget the place-Evan's Block, third story f,
north east ronm, sing OF the AMgRICAN FLAG.
= March :, 60 f0
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Hou 80 shouta ! cou :. -

1t is the custom of dairymen who
make butter and cheese, and keep their
cows on grass and hay, alone, to stop
milking twice day about Thanks
giving, and month later. to dry off
the entire herd. These cows come
again in March and April, so that
they go dry two or three montl5 -
With this system Of feeding. and this
period of caIving, this is probably the
best course. Two or three months
upon hay alone, will only serve to
place the COW in that good heart nee
essary to carry her safely through the
period Of eaIving and subsequent
milking, till the substantial grasses of
summeraHd autumn can supply the
demand upon the system. Cows diff
fer very much in their disposition Of
holding out milk, some being dried
off " with difficulty, and others mani
Testing decided decrease as soon as
they are again with calf. The form
CT are very desirable, when milk for
the family is needed, or the milk is to
be sold, as eXtr, fe may compensate
for the extra supply; but dairyneen arc
satisfied, with a good flow of milk
from April to November. A. far as
the milk is concerned, We would milk
just as long as the food we proposed
TO employ would keep. the COW in
good aordels.. \ reasonable respite
will secure great health and vigUi in
the COW. Ifthc period is too long.
the bag becomes hcshy, and the milk
producing tendency is -dinliAished.-
Cows dried in November, if they do
not calHe till July, are very apt .tni
get too fat, and the bag is hard and
inAamed, often resulting in the loss
Of one or more quarters. We have
practiced daily.HiIkihg foi. a few DAYS
previous f., calYing ii such cases, with
good results.
The effect pfgshe esFtPon 1bc0pntj
tracted. .milklng.o the COW kept ON no.
more than good orttinaEycfood is well
Enowns.v.A A. slender weakling, it il
said, to be s'fknoeEodlon the head with
the milk pail" Under tho ordinary
circumstances, the COW shottId 90 drv
at leasktlbrep months, if, we desire d
well developed. perfect calf This is
one reason why one Of the finer breeds
of the cattle do not compare in hold
ing out their milk with some Of inle-
rior preteRsieR5. In the former fine
calf has besnpPefarEdd to oalhahtitvatJI
milk; in the latter, all other propcn-
sities and Qualities have been suhor-
dinated to the single Que of giving
milk. -sgFat r
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Hay X nives.

a superior qltl:ty just received ani for sale by
"A gl)ec. 6, 81. &C CHAMBERLAIN
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III ? y - . -. ="
Coffee uzowIag in Illinois q roC

The resources of our state appear
to be without limit. Net only are we
producing our own syrup and sugar,
and are likely to produce our own
cotton, but itllasfbee9 demonstrated
to certainty that coffee can he grown
IN Illinois.
Mr.. George r. Hoffman, of Efing-
ham county, last year raised ta006uSh-
els Of coffee, nearly identical with the
Rio coffee. His seed was sent to him
three years ago from Australia. 1t
is unproductive the, frstyear, bearing
q little the second year, and is most
productive. the third, season. At his
estimate, thirty bushels can be grown
per acre. The plant has every ap-
pearance- Of hardness and adaptable,
ity to Illinois soil. Many farmers in
haa% a-srs TSc-'
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NJ. l.. STARR & Bro, Agents for Delaware.
July Il, IS61-iiy ms
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Thera Is "a N orth
Delaware Marble Shop.

nHE South has been compelled to yield at last
T. the saIrfiur Ws'TkHansHip and cxoeediAs low
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Mr.. Hoffinan's vicinity will plant it

The Southern rebellion may be the
means Of proving to the world that
the West is capable of supplying the
country with all it needs in the way
of substantiaIs as well as the condi-
ments and luxurics Of life Chic0Co
Journal.
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Saws /! Saws!

TUGT received a good stock Of Saws, such rs G. 3
~ MMry Mil Saws sash Mill SAWS, Cross Cut Wosal
SAWS for power, Circular SANS for power Cross AVS
Hard, Panucl and Ripping Cross Cut Fra saws
Rack Suws, Wood Saws, Fclloe. Webb and Key -hule
Stws, For sale al the Upper Hardware store by
Dec =, ,'59-etf G. {. CHAMBERLAIN
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a Ii kinds of work pertaing to the Watch and
IA Jeweiry business viii be d6ne in the bcst
California Gold made up order ScRiuE uarlt,,er re
paired 1t No. 3 Williams Block by
Juncl .'G0-&ti. C. Pratt
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Tobacco.

O BOXES Elves, Seyensand Tens LINN Tobaee
! q 80 taltic's Hall u1lnd do DO
u Iialr Boxes Natural Leaf do
20 H"z GUodwIn's Zinc Cut tia
10 Gross Anderson s 10 do do
20 Bills and Kegs Sniul ing de-
In stor and for sale by r. + HILLS SON
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Terms ofcour
DISTRICT COURT.
couRT OF COMMON PLEAS.

Knox Coanty, February lIth, May 18th. 0c-
tober 2Sth.
Licking County, March 4tb, August Goth, No
vember 25ih.
Delaware County, February lIth, April Sth,
September 23d.
CoshoctOn County, March 4th, August lth.
November oath
Wayne County, March ID September 8th,
November 24th.
Holmes County. February Ilth, May Glh. NJ
vember 4th.
Ashland County, February IIth, April 22d,
October l4th.
Morrow County, February 25th, May 6ih Oc-
tober l4th.
Richland County, MarcL | 7tb, September / st.
November l 7th.
wM. GIVEN. 2 -
WN. SAMPLE.
r#-4 G.sO. w. GEDDFS
Thereby certify the Rbay' Ia copy Of the orIcrc
file in my Office, fixing the TIM FOR holding Courts i'll
the 9th Judicial District et Ohiu i'a tia. year ISC.
b. +. LDOFEtlURROW. Clerk
Court Common Pleas Delaware Co. O.
Dec. 6, IseI.-4t
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DR.. McLean's Universal Pills,

for Liver Complaint, Bilious Headache &c.
There has meyer been CATIIARTIC medicine. offered
the puhlic that has given such entire saiscl ion
MCIEAN'S UNIVERSAL IIIIs
Beng entirely vegetable, they perfectly innocent
and be taken by the tender infant yet prompt
and powerful in removing all Bilious sccrrt.uHs Acid
Impure from the stomach In fact, they the
" Pills tha should be uscd in maariuus districts.
Fty produce no Gripping, Sickness pain IN the Stom-
Bnwcs though very active and searching nthelr
operation, promuting healthy scccctinns of the Liver
and Kidneys. Who will suffer from BiiliOusncss Head.
ache and Foul Stomach, when cheap remedy can he
obtained? Keep them constantly on hand single dose
taken in may prevent hours, days, and months
VI sickness. Ask for lr. J. H. McIean's Universal Ills
Take other. Iscng coated, they tastclS. Price
only 25 per box and be sent by mail u any
part OF the United States.
II. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor.
Cor ol Third ana PIE Sts., St. Louis, No.
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Window Glass.

Just received good stock Of the Beat City
u Branits, and Tor s,lIT lOW by
Dec =. .'5o. ~: e. c. CHAMBERLAIN.
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Lime! Lime! Lime!
Competition the Life of Trade

TYAVING understood at other par ties aresell
Al ing lime at ROBiTldlIy lower rates than myself,
bavcdetermned reducing my prices, and hereby in
form old customers and the public thai shall selt
low it can be had IN the vicinity, while they may
rely upon gettngCu measure and superior article
Pure White Lime,
At mn Ki1ns on The Scioto Rirer White Sulphur
Station on the SpIingfeld NJ FeTroH IitbtTg ia IL
road and mics Westof DELAWARE, ONO.
A SUPPLY CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
This Lime has extensively used for several years
and is universally considered
The Best Lime in the State.
will be delivered on the cars OF the S. Mt. V. T.
t NY Switch, when desired.
dcrs aIdressedto the undersigned will rCCcivC Cprom
tiop. RICHARD COI.NlN,
I: so. White Sulphur. Delaware Co. o.
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]. WHIFFLESEY.
Tor Sale.
RepairTng

a GOOD HORSE and srRINC WAGON. Call down
"A at y. E1.Y 4 cos.
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DR.. III McLeans Volcanic Oil Lini-
ment

The Best External in tie World,
for Man or Beast.
Thousands OF human boincs have been saved life
drcrcpude and misery by the of this invaui. bic
Immrnt It will relieve PAIN almost IustantancuUsly
and it will cleanse purity and heal the f"ulCst SGLE
incredible short time. MCl lEAN's NoICANIC On
VIII relieve most vctcratr OF lCUnl-
atisu, Gou Ncuralagia. For Paralysis, Contracted
Muscles, Stiffness weakness in the Joints, Muscles or
Ligaments, it will iail Two applications wili
cure Sore Throat IIcaduchc Earachr For Burns or
Scads or any pain it is nGailible remedy. Keep i
always on hand,
PLANTERS, FARMERS, or any one having charge Of
horses. will money by using MClcan's Volcanic OIL
Iinimcnt It is a speedy and miable cure for Calls
Sprains Chalcs Swcllings, Iamencss, Swccny Sores,
Wounds Scratches, any external discasS Try it, and
will be coVictod.
DIR. J. II. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor.
saint Louis Mo.
NJ. l.. STARR BIO, Agents for Delaware.
July u, 1S6l-iiY ms
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Volume XIX-January l, 1862

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