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FURTHER FROM THE MOUNTAIN DE.
PlRTMENT.
Gen. Fremont Compliments ehesefetss
Brigade

The War Department has received the follow
ing:
HEADQUARTERS MouSTAIS DEPARTMENT, Hsr,
TtscSbsrs, Va, Jsns lo.-ln my dispatch Of yes
terday omitted 10 state that Col. Che,ereps bri-
gade, consisting OF tie Goth Ohio, 9Th Virginia,
afterwards supported by the 6aribaidi Guards,
formed our advance and commenced the battle Of
Gross Keys BY sharp diminishing at nine O'Clock
in the morning.
During the day they obtained possession Of the
enemyi ground, which wss disputed foot by foot,
and only withdrew at evening, when ordered to
retire to suitable position for the night.
The skill and galantry displayed by Cheserct
on this and frequent former occasions during the
pursuit in which we have been engaged, de-
serves high praise. Respectfully,
J. e. Fremont, Msjof General.
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AMAyRosIs.-Partial ar ourosis trested on new
principle, With decided sucoess.
lar Lids
stoppage of the Tear Passase, or watery Eye.
STRABisMus, or squinting, removed, and all DIS
cases Of the Ere requIring medical teetment or
sxygtedl OPERATIONS attended to.
DEAFNESS, even of the longest standing. durable.
kINeISs, Buzzrrs, and other distressing noises
In the Ear entirely removed
CHRONIC DIscHala,s from the Ear in children or
adults perma. entity cured on o rev simple plan.
ObetructIoug OF this facial Orhce from thlckened
mucous membrane
0bstructions Of the Eustscheen tube ct its facial
orihoe from RELAXED Mucous mem rane
Destruction Of the middle part Of the ErstAchesp
tube By structure OF o. 70 Roranoas bands And ~
By Oh WON MUeCRzISKER OcuIst and Aunsi
S2I Psnn. avenue opposlte Wiliarls)
for Isfsrencss see his card in the National Intsi-
sencer. - 49,. = e - lea ~
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DIED..

DIED.
On the morning of the Is h instant, at 10 minutes
% O'Clock, MARY ELLEN, dar hter of John
ane Ms,y Ann Hus hes, a<ed years .nd % day.
Fnends OF the tamilJ Sre invi.e2 10 attend her
furerel, o. to-morf " saturday Gt 5 O'Clock
from the resid zoe Of FER parents, o 81 6 81,
Baltimore Ban oo,y1
On the 17th Instant, Mrs. FANNIE LANDIC,
The friends o. the family are respectfully invited
70 attend her flu erel, on 'o-moTrSv SATURDAY. }
morning At 10 O'Clock ,1rom her late resldspce on
4 We fth street, between 6 and n.
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ISPKiNa AND SUMMER CLOTHING
:, F e. eENrLRmsSSr AND BoYs.

We have IN store and dally rscsiving sl the atssi
and mosf desira bic styles Of Ready made Clothitr
Oar present stook offers % gent etncn wishing On
land ,ats outft svsy induosmsat In style. sasli-
Oaf custom dsparsmsut "a ven .up,lisd with al
the latert styles Coatings. Clotbs, Cassimsrs and
vssflngs, which We make 20 order on very reason
$50. .SWfErs. t5EpgEss . oo=
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From Richard Smith, Esq, Cashier Bank o.
hsfroDolS

TVS ATTRACTIVE EHTERTAtNngHT afforded by
the Ladies' Festival OF the Western fresbytefian
Church, a, franklin Hall, corner OF Ninth and ID
ist'eets, will be continued during the evenings OF
The present week All seeking innocent aud agree
able recreation should visit this popular resort sta
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MARRIED,

On the 18th instant. ty the Rev. J. c. Smith.
ELBtRfC HOOVER 10 MAR fla r daur y !
ter II george w. Dom ali If Washington.
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9th N. Hampshfre Vol
LIST Rhode Island Cav.
ID New York Cavalry.
ist do Artillery
syst New York Vol GO.
eoth o. Ao..-.
t0lst do do.s.
lst New Jersey Cavalry
9th Penn Csvalry.s..
s1st Penn. Volunteers.
10Th do do.....s
9th indiana vol....s.
1st Mich gauf Vog,ss,s
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ALAssE AMOUNT of Interesting local ana oh 81
mater 10 crowded out to-day. -
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By. G. MCGUIRE 4 CO.. AtotIoneer..


TRUsTKE'S SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
PROVED HEAL EszArE IN TIE Oily OF WASH;
ISefoN by virtue of . deGd Of trust recorded
ann. 9 the land record. of w a.hinHton county, d
z. N L,bsr a. Nc. 81 IT folio le1 et ses
shall cell a. Public Auction. on SATURDAY, 12;h
day OF oily. 1852, at the once OF J. G. Mcguire q
Go ,huo,ioneerr, at i've O'Clock .. m. the follow
lnE Real Eststs situate In the city of tom
u. e., that lat aay-
Lots Al. q. IS a, and Is, 10 q uare No. se7.
Also cart Of OF 9, In the sub6i ,iHon OF Lots
Nos IS. %, and ~ IN square SIS, fronting on In
diana avenue near the City Hall.
separately. /
The terms o. gale s-e. Ono fourth In cssh; and
Tia residue In sIx, Twelve CT d eighteen months,
with interest from the day Of sale; the deferred
psrm-nts TO be secured bv noe~s sa 'isf, Glory to
the trustee, and liec, by dsed of trust usOn the
property for the purchase of which such ties shall
have been respectively glve1.
Iftbese terms BE not complied with on third day
AFTER the a. the trustee reserves the light TO
sell. UPON three days notIoe at the TisT ana ex-
pens OF the defsuliing purohaser
Ali corveJ ancing - the expense Of the purcha-
sers respectively
J. NJ. CARLISLE, Trustee.
ia o-ftI l. q MaGIIRE m
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sth Michigan Vol al
I'D Wisconsin VoI....1
list Virginia Vol.... !
la ID. Q. Volunfeefs.. 1
led Berdan 8 harps,m. l
Oneida Csvairy 1885. l
/ QuaStcfmasteFfs De-
partment, (white) .. .
Do. (coloreG >. s
Conffabsnds ,......... .
| ~ Tshl....s.....,s3s
sl-,-s-s, 2 %
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LOCAL NEWS
AnusKMExIs To-NIeHr.


GHovEp's THRATER This house Is thronged
uron each presentation OF the Romance Of Q
Poor Young Man" Mortimer, Setchell, Tilton,
Lofty HOugh, Jenny Parker asd all the pforai-
the play, as also does Miss Ada Proctor, who lie
FAST becoming favoTite.
FoRp's ArHKSKuN-Th.s evening, In the sue
cessful play Of the three Fast Men, the re-
nOWned JerrV Blossom opens the budget Of orig
mai conundrUms, which have been sent In for
prize OF a silver cup, and much interest and
smusement may bs expected from this ciFcum-
stance The Fast Men, judging from present In
IL su1acient material In dialogue and the contin-
I'D change Of Incidents, to interest aud amuse
re audience for long time. ..-
ORR FELLows' HALL The exhibition Of the
principal scenes Of the grea. rebellion attracted
another large and Appreciative audience last
night The view Of Washington, troops crossing
the Long Bridge and Uncls SANS cattle ward an.
familiar scenes and the truthfulness OF their re-
presentation Ia an evidence OF the CORRECTNESS Of
he entire painting.
negro eccentricitiss, charming vocal ant instru.
mental music, and perfect grace In the dance 10
the nightly order Of performances at Percivaps
Temple OF Fun. The crowds who resort thither
tIaETs come away delighted 10 nlsbt a tish
ard raey budget Of fun and jokes 10 presented.
APOLLO CoScEKr SALooN.-Free concerts daily
from until Ok p. m Vocsl and instrumental
music Of frss-ciass order Refreshments always
ct hand
The FLoBAL AND SrRAwBzRRY FESTIVAL now
being held at the rooms Of the Young Mems
Christian Association should not be forgotten BY
those who would pass a very agreeable hour. The
isdies In attendance have displayed grea. good
taste In getting up this ENTERTAINMENT and should
be Literally encouraged. The display OF delica.
cles snd flowers 10 excellent, and the beautiful
manner In which the tables are decorated with
evefgreens and flowers attracts the eve at once
Tonight, the Sac and Fox Indians now In the
city will visit the fair.
FRANKLIN Hall The festival at this Hail. for
the benent Of the Western PRESBYTERIAN Church,
IL a very admirs oly conducted affair We trust
the benevolent will not neglect to aid these fair
ladies' in their laudable work
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SEASONASLE ~RAPpIN6S.
- Black Xix Wrappngs.
Light WOODEN " TapsIngs.
Elsck Lloe Wrsppfngs.
HlaNk 4 49, Rha Wis

Spring aud Summer shav's.
An ofthe Above In great variety. Of ne sty' es.
81 our proverbaty modeFate tATif Of pref 9.
One pr, oe only, marked In plsin q ga ses Lenos
purchaser 10 oveI charged,
An Inspection of stock solic'ted from strangers,
cicE ms aud sojoufners; IL in. 90 no oblik alton
70 p91c ase. = FERRY $50,
Ie2 81 Pa. ayenus and Ninth street.
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sior AND nEARRhl ss TRY,
Young me, Who are troubled by
BAD DREAMS,
aud especially those who Safer from that Destroy
ing Maady,
EMISSIONS DURING SLEEP,
csn eisily CURB THsNsRLvIs, without recourse to
dressing JOHN ALDON, Washington, ID. c.,
who viii give tbs necessary advice. Address, by
nsIl, JOHN r.. ALDON,
Washington. ID. C..
p. 9. IL will cost nothing 10 write. jsI2iw
DROPOsALs FOR MEATS II he underrlxned
al Iecel,e sssled proposal. until 2. 4 Of
3 . the institution for tas year e ending
a. . :ss sas p .ss. Pc; sG.ns g.,
s a' iss Is. ss e he
All mests 70 Ss fSrnished q, sseh timss and IN
saeh 9 aantities a. MAJ be required By the Intend
- aao not "a accordance with contract, may
IkoNAED aARBAUsH.
- ioHS McbEvM,r aTE'
iel2 dt2 Comml,.loners " ashinit,n Asylu m
1OO .S. MAckkRELl ..-
ioO KITS Nos and ,, In store sqd fsI q ale BY
s46 ID street. near Tenth.
on FRESa PEACHES!
Ou DOZEN. In , pound cans, for ssle b.
4 346 ID street, near Tenth.
I'M FREsH ToMAToEsl
lUu DOZEN. In cans, for "a soyrssv,
( ~ s4s D ssieet. nes Tenth.
TURkEY' osISyk sxE:. Mfr Milton, a., 60.
$3.50 B. FENNER
On oIGARSl GO.
~ d Of Choice Branes, - Hstss
I q IT. FEs FOR % 10 oy 81 ErEft
IOS CHEWtN6 TOBACSOI Hf
j q GROSS fkAN FAT On,
! ssvsrgErIFI1 a 4 In Tin Fol.
For sAls b.. !, -. n 3: FsNsER,
oU waoLE BOXES. In sto;ss ana for 81 BY 3
s46 D ftreot. near Tenth.
90 s.aDSW-DROP WHIskY,
~ CASES e this sslsOfs''d STspRfe y ore. FOR
n,%iv, sszl. ssa $40 D street, lssI TsHia.
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CEASsEs IN rae PoLfcE FoRcI.-The Com
ss'oners Of Police yesterday made the follow
Y 4pP0iaiments:-JOhn 4 Hilton, vice K. Ben
Te1g ned, la he fourth precinct; @ w. meEl.
lnd W. b. TurRSr r,s.gned, In the seventh pre-
pct John Slater and g. w. 5imonds, Vice
- 90 CoPelA.d and " N. Middiston resigned,
= Prseinei, Charles T.. James, vice . 4. LAT
-, la tsAtn p:eclnct. sre sFl-s
-I9@snen jOia L-acb, IN he seventh precii CT.
T mn L.;sier, In the eigtt u precinct, have been
stoa - 20 Isunasmen, wee Timer and Md
NSoes . #T
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IHE MAINE SoLDIKks.-The meeting last eve
mag Of citizens OF Maine now IN Washington, to
e-tend 20 the wants Of wounded and sick soldiers
ron Maine, was largely attended.
HON. W. +. FesseDden was appointed chair
nan, and Hon. J. n. Rice, Secretary.
fhe meeting was addressed BY several gentle
man The opinion en- pressed seemed 10 be that
We effort 20 &c made should be directed princi-
Iiuy TO those found 70 be suffering in this city
tnd vicinity, inclndiog Georgetown and AleIan
% facilitate the discharge from service Of the
Permanently disablea. -
The meeting viii be assembled again at an
t4Iiy day, Two hundred doll1rs Were paid In
cash, and more s1bschbed, for the relief Of those
heedlng pecuniary assist2nce.
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SECOND HAND CAR9YAI L FOR SALE
- A secoGd hand CARRYhI.L, suIt,bls for q
family. Alss. set OF HARNESS.. for tale cheap
street. ie II Sts
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BASE BALL "A friendly game Of base ball will
| be played on tomorrow afternoon, at O'Clock
between the National Club Of this city, and the
| Maryland, Of Baltimore, on the grounds Of the
former. The public are respectfully invited to
/ attend
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-29
CONGRESSIONAL CONVECTION.

We find the official proceedings of the
Union Congressional Convention recently held
in this place in the last number of the Mans
field As' aid Col l. Gass, of Bichlald. pre-
sided, assisted by Secretary (roa each coun-
ty in the district,
Coa'mit1ecs consisting Of asse from @eaci.
eo&nty ~ere appointed respectively on Gre
dealiais, 4rporlioars cut end i2uIes. and Reso-
Iutions
T. F. JOY, of Delaware, offered the follow
ing resolution, which was adopted:
Ro<olre.f, That a committee OF one from each
county III tbs congressional district, he APP
pointed TO derise and report 10 this Conven-
ton for adoption, an equitable and uniform
plan for the selection of delegates to future
Congress-, ilal Conventions:
w. S. IIjckox. Richand; T. F. JOY, Del
aware; Nm. w. Norton, Union; DR.. j. M.
Briggs, Morrow; and H. c. Goldman, Marion:
were aPpoiHicda committee under the above
resolution.
The committee on resolutions submitted the
following, viii ch were adopted:
Our nation is now convu,aed by causeless
and wicked rebellion, and believing it to be
| the daty of every patriotic citizen without re
gard 10 party predictions 10 aid ia its sup
preston, therefore,
Resolred, That the loyal people Of this Con
grcssional district heartily endorse the course
of our patriotic President, save in the extremC
lenicncy shown to constituencies rebels unabl,
TO appreciate it, that il is his duty unhesta
tingly to use all the means God has given hin
in crushing the rebellion, that under no consid
Grafton should he treat with traitors with arm
in their hands, but prosecute the war to en-
tire rebel submission or determination. and L
this end we pledge him the last dollar and th
last man.
Resolred, That our Army Officers uade
whose protection we have placed our sons au,
brothers, would better subServe the interest @
our country by employing our soldiers in Gght
ing the rebels, rather than in guarding rs sac
red their person and property, whie rsb,
hordes are numbering loyal citizens and layin
waste their possessions without let or hind
rance
Messrs. J. II. Godmaa, of Marion, y i
EIubbel, Of DelaWaFe, and John Bea tty,
Morrow, were nominated as candidates befor
the Convention.
d, The CQpveption then proceeded TO .ballo
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Inpraut lUn the Rapahausack- -HoE Sgd e1usbt the
Reels

New YoRk, Aug. Pa Rapahan-
mock correspondent of Philadelphia pa
per states, on the morning of the 2lSt,
the rebels opened battery on our centre
and continued vigorously to throw shot
and shell for several hours Y little
higher up it was discovered that the enc
my had, during the night, erected bridge
over the river. At this point the most
brilliant and successful affair OF the day
is reported to have occurred.
In the vicinity of this bridge was one
Gen. Sigel's batteries on which the reb-
els opened brisk fire, to which for
time our battery replied with spirit. ia
a little while our fire slsckened or with
drew Three rebel regiments now cross
ed the bridge and Sigel offered no oppo-
sition Everything seemed favorable,
but the scene soon changed.
No sooner had they crossed than Sigel
opened his battery Oh the bridge the
4th Shot coaIpletely demolished it, and
ut The saline time a deadly fire of musket-
~ asSailel the rebels in front their re-
treat being cut off no hope was left for
their escape.
y few Shots from our battery, charge,
and thsv are ours not IA man escapes
Nearly 1000 are said to have been cap
tured and about four hundred killed and
/ wounded.
The enemy having failed in this move
ment, hurled forward their forces with
impetuosity, and strove to outilank Sigel
/ by crossing at Frcnch's Ford, but Cen
Pope ordered up Banks and Reno to the
aid of Sigcl and the enemy is again re
pulsed and moves higher up the river
How the next attack of the encHy sue
ccdcd, have not yet learned.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-29
VALUABLE PROPERTY AT
SHERIFF SALE.
AZ MoNpAY, De l5th day Of september 4

nN MONDAY the 18th day of September A.
" u. lS'2. 20 / o. o-k -. m the door of tho
Court House n the it.wu pt I'clawarc. Delaware
CoThtv. uhp. by virtt' If order Of sale from
The tuIulHn Pleas Count of sud- County directed
in the c.,s.. of Hiram r. AI3!~ pltiuin James C.
FL sssi tsh-rs. d"tru auts {, <hrrim Il said
county Special Master toiut Ssiuuer will offer
sale 1t prhic auction tir t'tiowlug Lands and tenc-
mems, To- wta:
Siiuit' ilr Town oi % Law tr County of delaware
AMI ti,' Stt of Uitu s!n Is kpown by following
desc p lnH. iad is bounded ~ uilnws:sring tic mid
de 9" the 't> part U rlI NJ, - 10 said town Of nea
~" ~oVl cast corner Of ti- work Ol the brick
building k'yyn the iriayyirr House: thence soutb
y degrees along The uc Of sandusky street
o c centre Of ih" brick THit the north side Of tho
aid ion ni the brick bGildIu2 wncd hy = lsttimcr
the nf William aud .san,lusky strcpts bong "A
fcvt and IL inches, more thence north sSis
With ia" crttrc ol said brick wall 20 feet
tn the ritl thereof: thrcc south degrees wst
g. iiii"ss ih"nos n"rt s. "a deg 81 parallel With
the nIrth tine ut MIIlaui street 90 lct less
mIk' lGO trot back from Sandusky street, to
posi-: thence north L.. degrees east parallel with the
lin" "t SaudUsky street ~ i"ct inches
thence sanih SIS degrees 100 feet The place
ginn NJ: r'cr, ing f-t II the west end II said 100
frt 10 be rs u a'ly ane TO tin Ia the ben.
cil of sail Mills AMI the and of the lot
lois west ard >puthbc the s1plc l',re or KISS sub.
jcct tn al, legal hi-hways
Appraised al Si.510.
Gwen nul'r NV han oloiaiy, this ith day of Al
gust, A. y. ltd1. Be. WATERS.
Slrrn Del. 60. o., & special Master CuInr.
REID EAr9y, Att'ys for Pm.
mug 45't2--is y { 81 10
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-29

Whereupon Col. james IT. Goldman, was
declared duly nomin-ted, an1 on motion his
nomination was made unanimous, and Com
miitee of one from each county was aPpoin-
ted to inform him.
The Committee nnder the FIRST resolution
to advise an equitable plan for the selection
Of delegates. &c reported
/. That there be District Central Com
mittee, consisting Of tie Chairman Of the
County Central Committees Of the several
counties.
l. That the District Committee shall deter
mine the time and place Of holding Conven-
tions. as well as the number of delegates and
votes each county shall be entitled 10 in the
Convention.
>. That the several County Central Com
hitiees shall determine how many of such Jcl
sg1sles each township in their respective coun-
lies shall elect, and the time place and man
ner of their election by such town ships,
Which report was adopted.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-29
TIE PRESIDENT AND HIS AIMS.

Those who suppose that the President Of
the United States, with millions of strong
and patriotic people at his back, is covering
and crouching before hundred thousand
shareholders in the border States, do not know
the man. lie Is taking his own time and his
own way, as he has perfect right to do
for on him rests the SoIi responsibility. H.
understands the People perfectly. 1t Will
not be long ere the people will understand
him. His plans ara all matnred, far ahead
His policy is marked and designed for great
future. His principle anxiety is NOT To d.
VIDE THE NnErH. lie is laly up to the ad
vancing public sentiment Of the age, and will
prove himself the man fer the hoar. Prepare
tue people for movements in the broad area
of freedom. grlnl as those made by the
Emperor Of Russia Th2 Rapub.ic will be
saved on the basis Of ulive rsal liberty.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-29
Sheriff Sale.

ROl. L o. Brown, Plaintiff ! rr,,- ,,,,..,- S,t;.,
-. 80 f,,..,,,,.., i,I...,
Paul EaHial x 9th rs pr's. ' W ~
an MONDAY August 18th. 1852 at the d"or "f the
~ = court llotse, ia Lhe town "f l"laware, in said
Ouuuy, at one O'Clock T.. ~, by Nliiur 'I an "r-
der al SIln issued to ne ufI said Court, IN "a above
sse, sheriff Of said County, and Special Master
COMMISSIONER viii CTR for sale at public auction, the
follow . tcScribrd lands and tru"pcHtSt tnwit: 'Sit
taic ia said county OF cuWarc aud in the town Of
Ilc avs trc and M of Ohio being tho north h1r Of in
lot n;lHber III (Dit WItibrrl d sign ttcd "l The re-
corded plat OF sorth caWdr", ctlyir' County Chic
T. InlFL part lot No. III (lI Hurb'r) in Ill -.
IcLhonc's addition to the town ur delaware; said toh
part has a. front of rods, SauiUSky street, aud cN
tends hr sumo width IN" entire length pf the uI mk
ing an urea rods. Also the south east part Of lot
NJ. ~ numbered i"wc.iN m "r+ addition 1" said
MI lac bounded as to'lpWS Beginning At the
north of lot No Il5 COLD nmgner) in stl
,'ttbuueS addition thence WORT ~ u III pI3ic! with
the east line OF said l,t No % afurgsit 10 Fiiu
wcr,. the north # lot M. 90. ia continued arr"SS
the alt into sail lot No 81. Wtud m Vt sail ainr'Hru
line: tli,l,,. tie east lin Ul said lot M
u; thence south she south 'aSt cttrurr ul Lot
81 th.c, to the place OF ginning ig the same
premises cny yed said Paul Randall 10y Mo n Pet
innne March Isl 1$; Ia Of The said Ir,ius here
drsrrih 81 hri!a known i" aelll stead at Paul
Randall. Appri-ile.l at II; 80.
Given under my hand officially this fth july I1Ce
R.t. NAlEE-, SheriG,
and ;'prrial Master Commissioner. .
Is G2-ts pf ;6 90
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-29
school Notice .

THE Union schools viii open Monday the Sth Of
i September next
We shall enic.,vur have the schools properly
del: and ask the "utSrt the cooperation OF all
the parents this work. Of the pupils VIII he
likely &c 3. dspeasel realizing they should the
impnrtance Of a preper grade We sha spare paths
ia endeavoriHs make the scioois what they sh"u
hc: hope realize good degree our eX-
prctati5nS ami trSt that shall, If properly
sustained by parents ei'Its- The task before us
taSy one and Is human T. there viii
dulhtleSs be much tor complaint and fault finding;
but 9 viii he honest endc.vnr t. dc what in our
ap uioH will Doe Tor the hest J't,d Of the sChn us
We desire that the pupils should moi purchase any
the commences, Ind then
they shall b. directed 10y their teachers
o. II. NEWTON.
President Of the BhlrI of Education.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-29
Public ale

VETiI.L bc offered Public sale, on SATURDAY the
w 18th day ef September next. at tn residence of
the subscriber il IciaEdrc4 the following described
property
Horses and Colts several n:tr Blood English rra
and ,,0rmJH.
l Cos and Hifer, thorough bred purlam.
10 vcuug Hogs, half b uoG Chester White.
Yoke of oxen.
20 Tuus of Hay.
Is Acr's ul Corn ~ the feld, Section Tarm near
steam -aw Mali.
90 ,ltls OF Dry wood on said farm.
I Truck Wagon.
1U1O young Apuc Trrf, sci rctci fruit, the Nursery
al =5b<rrIb residence.
Brink wcllinE Ious', ia south iic;iw;tfe It ihe and
fruit tret the premises.
20 Building Lots, in SuIth and East Delaware.
years credit the Personal Property, at SIX per
cent interest. with satisfactory s"cority Ten years
credit Inc Real Esltc, payments and interest annu-
ally.
T. J. RICHARDSON.
Aug. %. 1S62-ts
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-29

CHcAGo, Aug. 26.-The St. Paul
Press, of the oath, says !: Careful con
siAeration of the evidence accumulated so
far, fesrces the conviction that the influen-
ce of white SaeA as at the bottom of the
Indian masacrcs- For weeks past, white
men, Missourians, have been among them.
Tie facts are, that remote tribes, like the
Yanlltonias and Cat Heads, have been
moving in concert with the Sioux, and
that a large force attacked fortified ar
tillery post-Fort Ridgely,-an alta elk
without precedent in Indian history, that
Indians butchering Missionaries who have
spent their lifetime among them, and who
in ordinary disturbances, would possess
great influence over them, seems to indi-
cate some directing intelligence superior
/ to that of the Indians. We are forced
to the conclusion that this outbreak is but
part Of deliberately concerted plan.
its purpose being to embarsss and dis
tract the General Government, by alarm
ing it for the safety Of the frontier, and
requiring the retention here of a large
number of troops, ~ho might otherwise
be differently engaged