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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-07-18
An Ordinance

Relating 70 the extending of Signs PavementS
Soc Be 1t ordained BY the Council OF the Incorpo-
rated Village of Delaware That all persons having any
sign or signs running the Of any
within the limits Of said Incorporated Village, be and
are hereby required to said sgu signs
on or before the 1Et day Of August next.
Sec. q Any person or persons violating the provi-
sons Of the above section, shall be liable to pay
in any sum not less than one dollar more than Eve
dollars for the first offence and for each succeeding
fence not less than five dollars than ten dol
lars together with the costs; and for each week
said sign signs shall remain unremoved after
the first conviction under this ordinance shall deem
ed Oaence within the meaning of the same t
shall b. the duty Of the Marshall OF said village
his official complaint with the Mayor of said village for
every violation Of this ordinance.
Sec 3. shall be unlawful for any person persons
to put up any sign signs running the pavement
OF any street within the limits OF sald village under the
penalties prescribed in section second Of this ordinance
Sec g. All signs over threo feet in length extending
the pavement Of any street shall be deemed cross
Gigns within the meaning Of this ordinance.
Sec 8. This ordinance take effect be IN force
frUm and after the lirHt day OF August next.
PASSED. July :, 1852.
Attest: n, b. SMITH MAvor
A. r. GOULD Recorder -
Iu'V IS, 1850 lit
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-07-18
Lats Richmond News.
Maj. Gen Commanding.

BALTuMoRE, July 14.-The American Of
this afternoon says: We learn from Mr.. VIM
Arris, of this city, who escaped from Rich
mond Tuesday, that the rebel troops in and
around the city prior to the recent battles were
estimated at from 2I7.000 to 10000.
large reinforcmeEts from the direction ol
Petersburg had been arriving for the previ-
UEs ten days and ten nights, which we're said
to be from the coast, but onr informant could
not ascertain whether any portion of them
were of Beauregurd's army. They arrived by
railroad, and were marched during the night
toward Hanover Court House.
Gen. Beauregard had been in Richmond
several weeks suffering from severe attack OF
fever, and was still at the Spotwood House
confined to biz room when Mr.. Aires left.
Generals Mccall and Reynolds are neither
of them wounded; after remaining a day al
the SpotsW ood House, they we're taken to The
officers prison.
A gunboat on the plan of the Merrimac
though much smaller, is rapidly approaching
completion at Richmond, though great diff
Guilty is experienced in obtaining iron for her
armor.
Tie distractions in the James river were
considerably weakened by the recent fresheis
One Of the sGnken vessels had so swung aruond
that the Teaser was able to pass through nnd
was soon after captured.
Fort Darling had been greatly strengthen
ed and the batteries are iron-clad.
A whole division of the army had crossed
the James :iver on pontoon bridge to assist
in its defence against any land force.
The bridges destroyed by Gen. Mcclellan
in the vicinity of Hanover Court house have
been reconstructed.
Gen. jackson had moved of, it was thought
toward Fredericksburg, and, it was said
would strike blow in the Valley.
The Maryland rebel regiments with him un
der Generals Lowe and Brady johnson hac
suffered terribly in the fght with Fremont
and Shields
Brady Johnson's regiment had been cut
down from 700 to 200 effective men.
The greatest confidence was felt at Rich.
mond among the rebels in their ability to de-
stroy McClellan's army, and those who had
sent their families sway were bringing then
back again.
The Union men we're confident Of the fna
capture of the city. The cannon captured
during the recent battle were brought into
Richmond, numbering about % pieces, some
Of them howitzers and many riaed guns.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-07-18

We learn that over 100000 have
been paid into the State Treasury,
since the 24th Of June, by Pay Agents,
on account of Soldiers Allotment
Fund. The 10th Regiment sent over
$4,000, of which S20,G91 SO was
sent to Licking county alone. The
money has all been distributed to the
several couuties, except the amount
received from the agent last returned,
who settled his account on Thursday
last.
1t is remarkable fact, that in the fight be-
tween the Monitor and the Merrimac and the
fight between the river fleets at Memphis, the
two United States commanders, Worden and
Ellet, were the only persons hurt on cur side.
The Akron Beacon says that as Mrs. Hor-
ace May was removing a can of straw berries,
which she had just sealed up. from TIE stove
TO the table, an explosion took place, blowing
off the lid of the can and quite severely scald-
ing the hands and wrists of Mrs NJ with the
hot fruit. Ladies should, therefore, be care
full in their canning process not to heat their
ruit too much.
an act which has just been passed by Congress
bestoW ing full citizenship after cne years res
idence, on condition of honorable service in
the army.
On Tuesday canvassers commenced a CEN
sus of Boston, for the purpose of registering
the male population between Is and As years
with view to ascertain such as are liable TO
be drafted for the army. In case of draft, the
city would be required to furnish 400 men.
Brigadier General Rosecrans is, in the alb
sence of General Pope from his division, in
command of the Army of the Mississippi
General Rosecrans is in good health and high
spirits, very much prefering Mississippi to
Western Virginia, as a country in which to
conduct a campaign So says the Cincinnati
Commercial
The Episcopal Convention was held at Mt.
Vernon, o., June 25. Among other things
done committee was appointed to raise a
monument at Gambler to the memory of Col.
Andrews, late President of Kenyon Col
lege.
A Coon MANY SERvANTs.-Queen Victo-
ria has two hundred ard twenty-five house
hold servants. DESTROYS that they should see
the wonders of the Great Exhibition, she has
bought and presented tickets to the whole
company.
Camps for the organization of the new Ohio
regiments, win be established Immediately at
Cleveland, Toledo, Mansfield, Lima, Dayton,
Portsmouth, Marietta Steubeuville and Zenes-
vile.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-07-18

JOSH Bull AS PEeKsNIFF. language
Of Palmerston, Gregory and others in the
British Parliament, in regard to the brutality
of Americans in this war, calls to mind what
Napier SAYS of Badaios after Wellington had
defeated the French aud entered the city
Napier says:
Now commenced that wild and desperate
wickedness which furnished the lusier of the
soldiers heroism. Shameless rapacity, bru-
tai interference, savage lust, cruelty and muir
der, shriebs and piteous lamentations, groans,
shouts and inrprecations, The Kissing Of fires
bursting from the houses, the crashing oi
doors and windows, the reports Of muskets
used in violence, resounded for two days and
nights in the streets Of Badajos. On the third
day, when the city was sacked, when the sol
diers we're exhausted by their own excess, the
tumult rather subsided than was quelled.--
The wounded men we're then looked TO, aud
the dead buried"
Compare this with the protection of life
person and property in New Orleans, and
pronounce John Bull humbug.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-07-18
An Ordinance
Requiring certain Side Walks to be p

Requiring certain Side Walks to be PaFod.
Sec Be it ordained by the Council of the Incorpo-
ted Village Of Delaware That all lot the south
size Of William street. from Liberty west to the
foot of the hill at the north OF No
be and hereby required pave the walks on
said portion Of William with good hard burnt
brick to be laid in sand Said pavement to be feet
in wd.h and to be laid herring bone style; also
gutter the same with good cobhle stOae mbedded In
sand, before the first day OF October next And
in default thereof the Marshal is hereby required to
the 10 be done and the expense thereof
be assessed said lots lands improved and col
Iected other special similar purposes
Sec. q This ordinance to take eject from ana after
It's publication.
Passed July !, 1852.
Attest: R. B. SMITH, Mayor
July g.. lS62.-1L
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-07-18
ny
D. w. q. LraENBEEL

The Nashville Union copies the editorial
Of The Richmond Dispatch cxulting over and
praising Ben. Woods late Secession speech
printed as il delivered in the House, and says:
"The Union men ofthe South feel the deep
est anxiety that the loyal men of the North
should indignantly spurn those leaders among
them, who, having long associated with the
Southern DiSun;onists, have imbibed all their
reasonable, corrupt, and despotic FEELINGS
The most dangerous foes the Republic has
ale those Nvrrhcrn politicians who cloak their
rebel sympathies under the specious name o.
conservative, aud devote themselves in war,
ring against tie Administration and all its
policy, and to proving that our armies must
pay strict regard to the Constitutional right
of traitors who are in arms against US. We H..
woke loyal men Of the North to cast off all such
leaders. They are but waiting for an oppor
tuuity to sell themselves to the enemy. Per
haps he has bought them already"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-07-18

We clip the paragraph below from the To
ledo Commercial, of Monday, which paper by
the way, Is one Of the most fairly conducted
and thoroughly loyal papers in the State:
There are those who in the midst of civil
war. would renew our party strifes. Let Us
not accept their challenges, or repeat our er-
rors- There Is a work of restoration and oil
reeo9ciliation to be effected. It is a work
which can be accomplished by DO purity, for
which no party should seek or receive credit
Let rs not waste our time in crimnation, cast
ing censure upon this party and that, upon
this man or the other, but freely accept our
share of the responsibility for the past. resolv-
ing that, for the future, we win govern our
actions by higher standard, ard that, as the
first step, we will resolutely strive to conquer
our prejudices,' Whatever other triumphs
we have achieved, this will be our uoblest con-
quest.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-07-18
Delaware. July 1s. 1s6a.
DELAWARE COUNTY UEIOH CONVENTION


The undersigned Union Central Com
rnittee, of Delaware county, have appoint
ed Saturday, The 16ah day Of Alyltst, '62,
on which to hold Convention of dele
gates, from the several townships eft the
County, at Delaware, for the purpose Of
nominating. candidates for the various
county offices to be filed at the next reg
ular election also for the purpose Of ap-
pointing delegates to the State Conven-
ton to be held st Columbus, on the 21st
/ Of August, and to the Congressional con-
vention for this district, to be held at
Delaware, on the 18th of August and
for the transaction of such other business
as NAV came before the Convention.
We earnestly request all voters-citi-
zens of this county, who are In favor of
sustaining the administration in its efforts
to put down the rebellion, and who are
in favor of maintaining the Constitution
! and the Union, to assemble at the usual
place Of holding elections in their respee-
/ tive townships, on Friday the 10Th day
of August 1862. between the hours of
/ O'Clock and O'Clock P. II. of that day,
and elect delegates to which each Town
ship shall be entitled in said County Con-
/ ventlon-
The delegates are apportioned among
the several townships upon the bases oi
one delegate, for every 25 votes cast fo1
| Governor Tod last fall, and one delegate
for every fraction of 13 or over. As fol-
lows
Berkshire 8, Berlin 6, Brown 9, Con
cord 3, Delaware %, Genoa 4, Harlem 5
Kingston 4, Liberty 6, Marlboro 8, Ok.
ford 6, Orange 4, Porter 6, R&dnor Z
Scioto 5, Thompson 2. Trenton 4, Troy 4
| G. F. SFAYMAS, G.. F. BRADLEY,
L. BARNES, T. +. JOY,
G. w True, II. n. CAREER.
Union Central Committee.
| Delaware, July 18th, 1862.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-07-18
CONGRESSIONAL CONVECTION.

By agreement among the Union Contra
Committees of the several Counties composing
this (8th) Congr essional District, Conven-
tion will be held at Delaware on the 18th of
August for the urpOse of putting in nominA-
ton candidate for Congress. The ratio
Of representation agreed upon is one dele.
gate for every 100 votes cast for Gov. Tod
last fall aud one delegate for fraction of SO
or over.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-07-18
WAsHIEeroN. july

" A5HlhGIUNl July To- IbbA.
Generals are more abundant in Washing
ton Just now than soldiers. Burnside, Mitch
el, Pope, SigIe, Mcdowell, and perhaps 9TH
ers, have been here, consulting together at the
War Department. Rumors have been ahoat
Of new military movements, but all that can
be fairly deduced from what has trauspired is,
that there are to be new combinations aud
general activity. The public viii b. content
with the activity" promised.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-07-18
Addrrn Of Gen. Pme 10 bis ARM.

WAsHINGToN, July 12.-To the officers
and soldiers of the army of Virginia =
By special assignment of the President of
the United States, l have assumed com
lnand of this army / have spent two
weeks in learning your whereabouts, your
condition aud your wants in preparing
you for active operation, and in placing
you in positions from which you can act
promptly and to the purpose. have
come to you from the West, where we
have always seen the backs of our enc
mics from an army whose business it has
been to seek the adversary and to beat
him when found whose policy has been
attack and not defense. In but one in
stance has the enemy been enabled to
place cur western army in a defensive at
titude. persume that have been call
ed here to pursue the same system and to
lead you against the enemy. 1t is my
purpose to do SO, and that speedily.
am sure you long for an opportunity
to win the distinction you are capable of
achieving-that opportunity l shall en-
deavor to give you, meantime desire you
to dismiss from your mind certain phrases
which am sorry to find much in vogue.
Amongst you I hear constant talk of ta-
king strong positions and holding them,
of lines of retreat, and of bases of sup
plies Let as discard such ideas. The
strongest position a soldier should desire
to occupy is one from which he can most
easily advance against the enemy. Let
us study the probable line of retreat OF
our opponents and leave our own to take
care of itself, Let Us look before us and
not behind. Success and glory are in ad-
vance; disaster and shame lurk in the
rear. Let us act on this understanding,
and it is safe to perdict that your banners
shall be inscribed with many a glorious
deed, and that your names will be dear to
your countrymen for ever.
(Signed) JOHN POPE,
Maj. Gen Commanding.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-07-18
Reason of HIS Arrest.

The arrest of KEGS, editor of the Circleville
Waichman, was ordered because Of recent
publication Of an editorial on General But.
ler's course in New Orleans, containing thii
sentence:
care there not in New Orleans some men
brave enough to rid the earth of such mon
strous hsllhound2"
The Government is determined not to per-
init journals published in loyal States thus tC
incite the assassination OF our Generals.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-07-18
70 ArnsI To ARMS I

4 nREN OF OHIO! the Government needs your
% I4 services, and NUsT have them. The mainten-
N ancn Of the constitution and the old flag depend up
- the aacrity with which rush 10 the rescue.
The ri for drafting is already before Congress- and
decided action in volunteering prevent its be-
coming law. The best inducements oiIs.ed to
secure your services.
S25 Bounty One Month s Pay in Advance!
We raising a Company for the 45th Regiment, be
commanded by OIL Runkle, whose gallant c,uluct at
Pittsburg Landing tnat viii b. bravey
led.
Come and go with ug, and by volunteering early set
into Rife Company You will be ordered Into
camp until the 10th Of August, Camp Chase
Call at Recruiting CfaGe No. l. at G. W Halls Law
Once, opposite tho Williams Block Delaware, Ohio.
}. II. EUMPHI.EYS,
J. P. BAUSERNAN,
Jolly Is, 1862. Recruiting Officers 45th Reg.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-07-18

Ifyou would Ike to see man of deFelish
impotence, just look in the face of some fellow
who thinks il a very hard case that he should
be molested for disloyalty, and yet is notori-
ously encouraging the rebellion, rejoicing ct
rebel raids, robberies and murders.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-07-18
$1,000 worth READY MADE CLOTHING
For Sale at Now York Cost
Legal Notice.
Ohio
In Court Common Pleas, Delaware County
Calvin /. Case, Plaintiff


against
PhcOo Case, widow of TruJi Case, deceased: &
Alnon Case, Caleb Hall, Senis3t Hall, his wife :
Sidney Crumb, Franklin Barnes, Guardian Of 9
Sidney Crumb, PhlialdA Con8rd, Truman Con s
ard, Russell Conard sud Missouri Cunard, mi. .
nor heirs Of Lydia tonard, deceased Caroline =
Cumt1las, Scnlta Cummns and Clifton Cum 4
Minis, minor heirs OF Lydia Cgmmins, deceased : =
LSvl Case Jason Case Riley C1se, uory Beard, &
Gordon Beard, john Beard, senior heirs, and 6
Albert Beard, Russell Beard, and Roosevelt :
Beard, minor heirs of Hannah Beard, diseased ,
- beard aud -- Beard, minor heirs Of John =
Beard, deceased, Defendants.
THE said Defendants will take that the Plain
i tin acd his petition IN said said Court,
the 18Th day Of April \. d 1852, and the Ia NOW
pending therein, praying for partition oi all the lands
of Truman Case, late Of DeawaSo county, Ohio, de-
ceased, tow about Forty six AIDES OF land IN Orange
township, Delaware county, Ohio, described follows
viz Being the south of lot No. II in Ssc
Tp g. Range IS u s NJ land; being the same promises
decided 20 said Truman Case by Miehoal Blanchard In
the year 1855, except small IN the south east
corner OF said lot now owned by Gavin l.. Case.
Also, ln-iot No p in OrHngeburg, aud small tract OF
land lying near the same lin all - acres, being prcu.
ises decided 70 said Truman Case by Wm b. Jarvis and
Others the same being in Orange township Delaware
county Ohio. Said petition also prays for the assign
ment OF the dover interest OF she said Phehe Case IN
said premises. The will be for hearing al tho
next september term OF said Court the Defendants
next Bv Gro N WkTf
June - 1eo&-ocwpfSf 90 AttY for Plaintiff
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-07-18

Among the four Ohio Regiments sent to
reinforce Mcclellan was the 9th. Immedia-
tely on its arrival this regiment was put upon
picket duty in the advance. About o'clock
on the morning of the 4th picket skirmish
occurred resulting in the killing Of seven men,
bers Of the 9th.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-07-18
9elr Sdrtrtistments.

Rs- IT WOULD BIZ A GREAT ACCOMMODATION 70
US II OUR ADVERTISERS WOULD SEND IL THEIR
FAvoRs As EARLY IL TIE WEEK As WEDNESDAY
NOON
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-07-18
Estate of Thomas Carney.

RTOTICE is h ! eSy given that the undersigned has
IN been appointed qualified as Administrator OF
Inc Esta te Of Thomas Carney, deceased All pers
inter4 sted " i'll govern thumsel $ accordingly.
June p IS62-it pd HENRY CARNEY, AdIl'r
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-07-18
saturday, the 2sd dav Of August. l862.
Notice

NOTICE Is hereby given that the undersigned ha
IN been duly appointed Administrator of the Estate
Phillip schindoller deceased, late soldier in the U.
Army All persons interested will please them
selves accordingly.
July Is 1862 C. PI4ATT
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-07-18

The address of Gen. Pope to his army. on
assuming command, has caused no little COM
motion among the officers of the army of the
Potomac, who for nearly year had been aid
ing in tie ardueus task of keeping things
quiet" on the banks of that stream while ouV
Western forces were achieving victory and
glory in the field. The following is the much
complained of address
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-07-18
Sheriff Sale.

James NcN1stcr and M5fe FDY virtue ef Order nf
vs - Saie to tue 1eCted ftona
Andrew }. smth etas tIle Court OF Common Pi-as
0i unun county, ono, ! VII offer Ter sale at the Sonr
Of ts Court House in Narysvile Union county, Ohio,
On the 18th day Of July. A. d. 1862,
between the hour 10 o'clock a. ~ and O'Clock o.
the following described ifids and tcnements to-wit
part Of which ~ lying IN said cIutty Of Union aud
the residue ia the county Ct Delaware Ohio Il be-
ing lot No ia Survey No 1896 Boxes Greek begin
rhg az stake IN the Gre. X witness n Buckeye and
Pawpaw OH the north aud Hickory the south sdo
Of said ere k noTth-oasery Of Lot No thencO
with the meandrrs OF said and with the Inc of
Lot No l. Iort west 20 poles north S3 poles.
north - L poles north 20 poles north 10
east 20 pes north IS - poles north 81 20
pnlcs north So 81 20 poles north AZ west - poles
south 20 - poles. north 81 10 poles north 25
Y poles The North Of said Lot No
/ thence north degrees IS minutes 1S7 poles
iogwo0d aud beech in the Forth ns OF the original
vey No $685.; th"Bcg with said Inc, correcting the
course tisrcuf sOth SO degrees 10 lO6
poles TO ASH, dogwond hickory and sugartrse north
cast the original Saryty lhruCs with another
lnecf said Survey south degrees 90 minutes west
95 poles to the beginning, containing GAO one hun
dred and forty acres, mare less.
Terms ot Sal-: One third in hand: Ole-third in
year and the sieuc in years. secured by
the premises Appraised u s4Se0 90
PHILLIP SNlDER, sheriff Union Co. Q.
and Special Master Commissioner
June 10, ls62-5wk5-.f $500.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-07-18

Goverumeut 10 raise men by the million. The
act 10 admit the State Of Western Virginia
into lie Union, which passed the Senate BY a
decisive majority, has beea postponed til De
Cember next by the HOazs.
It's reported by refugees RON Richmond
that the rebel suthOritiss hare concluded to
abandon the policy of acting on the defensive
and orders hape been hsaea to their several
commanders TO commence aggressive move
ueuts-and recent events seem to warrant
the conclusion that the report is well founded.
The response to the call of the President
for more troops is hearty and enthusiastic
throughout all the loyal States, and if the
number of volunteers called for are not speed
iIy forthcoming it will not be for want of ear
nest effort on the part Of the authorities and
prominent citizens, or for lack of liberality in
Offering bounties to volunteers. The authori-
ties of Boston have appropriated 100000 in
order to Offer bounty of sloO for each vOlun-
teer to ill up the quota of the city The city
Of New York is about to follow suit and
Gov. Morgan has assumed the responsibility
Of offering a bounty of $50 to each volunteer
from that State, trusting To the Legislature
10 ratify the act These i,Iluties are in addi-
tion TO those paid by the General Government
! Al large and enthusiastic meeting held al
Columbus Tuesday night about So, 900 were
subscribed TO further volunteering, numbei
of wealthy citizens and firms subscribing
81 900 each A number of our promiren
speakers have also taken the stump aud viii
address the people on the subject in the severa
COUNTIES
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-07-18
Tabe Ware.

-lILYER and Plated Spoons and Forks,
~ Silver and Plated Butter Knives, soup la1dlesY
sugar and Cream Spoons, Pickle Forks, &c.
inc Ivory Handle Knives
yrv and Wood Hlnde kives and Forks CurVers in sets
lated and Britannia Tea Sets, Coffee and Tea Pots.
stors Fruit Baskets Funcy Tea Bells, &c, will always
e found in variety at NO. 3, WILLIAM BLOCK
AErl15, 1853.