Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-10-31
II. WAGRBy ALLEN.

UVtStlgdlIO ION oi our surgeon IA pace nl Il
poor little building linen in use. No more
this morning.
H. WARREN ALLEN.
The reported want OF shoes and crtiicr sup
plies in the amy If .he Potomac, has been in
vcStigatcd by Secrvtaty Stuntuu- IL appears
that every rrqui$tiCn sent from the army was
promptly flied
SroNEwALLJAcKsoN Is Il graduate Of Miami
University, Oxlurd, Ohio
y regiment Of Indians from North Carolina
is now stationed 1t Cumberland Gap, garri-
soning that point.
The State of Delaware it appears, has fur
nishcd her quota of volunteers called for ly
the PrcsdvIt the % OF July last, and in
consequence the Secretary of war has evoked
and aunuled the order Tor a draft.
The New York T',jlet says that there are not
less than zoo, vUl 4len in the Union ar
mics OF Lrish bistn or lineage.
T..umls B-own editor of the 0Us FtTu1er,
lateiy published al Cleveland, hIS arrived at
San Francisco He has been app pipte Inspcc-
tor of Customs on tiac Pacific coast.
Late adyices frs.a Mexico indicate determin-
alton on the Part Of the people to resist the
FCcHci' invaders to the last.
Of the forty Ntjor Generals in the service,
over thirty are Graduates of West Point
! THIS fact ought to put qaieins upon the oft
repeated statement that tne Administration
c"nlers stars OF political grounds
The ab.lication OF Queen Victoria is again
seriously talked ot abroad. The 'atTie says
! That the discussion of the mctSure with her
| German relatives X the cause of the Queens
visit to Germany The aet of ahdicati"n r. ot
course, in favor Of the Pru! e of Wales will II
Is SAID, take place next spring, immediately
after the III ,rritgr of the Prince with the Prln
cess A'.lli' "' ''eI'.'''' n,
In the 18th Congressional District J K. Nor
ris lDetnocrIU is elected over Wm. +. Cutler
| by l.0iZ majority. Tod 5 majority IN thb
/ District last year WIS z'O3S.
! Through rch;l sources, we have the new.
/ thar Saline city, TcxtS. has been captured by
| our forces. The place is situ ltcl ut the out
] let of Saline Lake, - called, about ten miles
/ from the Guls- 1t has an exelcnt harbor, adj
/ mittinS vessels OF nIHe feet draught
RAILROADS PRosrERING. Our railroads in
every direction have now tull employ ment
Never i:aVe their receipts been as large IhcH
! Old debts are melting away Ike snow -iilkes
/ The war by Its distribution OF money IN such
immense amount IN every section, Is causing
a great revival "f trade Ihe passenger ira!
lic, c4vliS 'o nv, Gliie. u %r'
- ,, ~
- 80
! p 1i'''o i'' '''' ~ IVY
y sad case OF death occurred III fIttsburg
! lately \ httle Slrl, about SIX years old' pr"
cured PINT OF WhlsNey which had ueen care
iesSiy leit within her reach ana drank th'
whole q II before she was ulscGTcred- en-
r,lr a+,I s;,hnr.rI rI,,.'ii,n w.. IsII"j ia
J ill.,, ia ,Io -, ,--.i,i,,l,
''le ''0'' 'i-o
Inc COSTS ot trarSi lao LOT FcS Iiieh
| from Ollalorhi" Is $No'Voo'
| THEY mean to raise til students out in " is
] 4 n
Its board of eductt"m has resolved to cree
building large enough to 1rcommn1Ltte nv
hundred students three stories h'Sh-
! Fifv-four men were drafted for the war IL
| Amherst, Lorain county. They held meet
| ing and all agreed to go. The price of sub
stitutes Immediately 1ell from $0oo TO SZoO
! Win no ''heI6'
! Thomas Hill l. l.. D., recently President O
, Antioch College in Greene county, as the sue
/ CcssOr of Horace Mann, has been appUInte
| President OF Harvard College, Mass.
| Out of a IoyaI POPULATION of not more thai
$50, 900. Western Virginia has furnished owe
| IL, 900 volunteers for the war. Considcrin;
how many Of the prominent men of this re
gion have enlisted IN the rehel cause, this re
suit Is GecidedIy grNly hS.
An order OF the War Department, just pub
lishrrl, contains a list of Union officers VIII,
havc been exchanged rs prisoners of war tu
prisoners taken by us They were Colonel ;
10 Lleut-GolS., i3 captains MAYORS % hfH
| Liguts., 6i Second Lieutenants, AMI IL npva
| Officers The total number of exchanges t. b
offset hv the delivery oi rebel prisoners Il
Nickshurg is 10. 36S.
In 1915 British fleet asccndyd the MiSsis
sin,i 70 ra,I,rc Fort 81 pIilin y sn Nh ,v1rL .
t.,t,, Tn,,s bnt ,y,. oI,I,r.1 to r,tir, ~; n
80: IL ia, ,;r ~ tj.rhti,,,, AM -,
80 of an s,nla b.,,',,,. ,I7s.,,rfa, en- an,
I,,If-,,,,y,- wifi, trrv ,vhan occasionally on
rrnrbn,tc f,iI i'm n similar nntL.rtrI,in;r
,tl;-I r,;.. ,t,t4 - ,,-l;.4,
disnatcb. has issncd an order directing tn.
sucb naticuts as have suffered anputation q
the 10 shall AZ snon as ;hlc ba rrnoved f
St FlI2,letb Hospital opn,}site the Navy ward
An Intercepted letter from rebel officer, t,
a friend in Lexington, states that the rebe
General Tlaing[ne CIV, was Ei'ci IN tni nsht he'.
f.r'.,l ten VIM Preston Thn s,mr Iett,.
states that the rebel General Wool VA, wound
ed. and that the rebel force erElG-i was fit
teen thonTt tnd- Louisville journal l''h
lion J", ti@t t, fHyS l''t mo ono IN H''I
tirn t%1 i'r 80 cn,onr;natinn ~ Gm,J DcI.arltil, an
tbority mat. amt it?
Aman, the rch,l svmp4thisers in the Biuc
Grass region Of Kentucky, who left their llonc
ar',i,.I r.ri,,.,,t FIR ti y.I,ci icr,.i.r,
1t WI be rcrnclu !,ere that Mr. Clay, VINO wa
charged with aiding the rebellion, was place
under bond III the C3ll't o1dtcS OouTt rceG,l.
y: ~ a,i'
On the 0Ln inst. at New Orleans, Maio
General Butler issued an order that Jri7h @
Patterson ne cohnHSi Ior SIX months at OF
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