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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-27
3 DAILY YRA0IS
FROM PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK CITY.
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So0Ma Iines.
Fare to ell points q low ~ any route.
01eDI31nG Cars
ON MIGHT TRAINS TO
Philadelphia, New York and Baltimore.
tE- Baggage Checked Through. Ia
All T1nsfsrs Free.
FR EIGHTS.

EIG FIT s.
By thisroute, prelxhts OF al description ean be
forwarded from Philadelphia, New York, Boston or
Bsitamers. 10 or from sny point o. tbe Railroads
of Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, lllineta, Wisconsin,
low or Missouri, BY RAILROAD HIRkCT.
The PennsylvaniA Railroad also conn ectA nj Pitts
burg with Stsaners by which Goods can be Forward
Tennessee Gun ind, iiifnois wisconsin ,Missis
sippi, Mssouri ,KAnsss, ,ArkAnsss. .AAa Red Rivers;
and ~ atCleveiand, ssndusky and Chic.go wnhsaeam'
ers TO alt porta on this North w oater y lakes.
Asrch1ntsAnd Shippers outrusttnk \ the ranspntta-
tion Of their Frsightto this Company rsl, with
confidence on Its speedy TansH
The 4ates 81 Freight
To and from any point In the West by the Penrsyl-
vania Central Railroad, are nj all times Ah FA-
voRABLE AS ARE CHARGED BY oTHERRAIL-
ROAD COMPANIES.
III Baparticuiarto markpaskages, ''viAPsHE.
For Freight Coz ntractsor shipping Directions, ap-
ply or address either AEentsofthe
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he South an1West.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-01

sharEO i Siuply isl'sbosd .ssuIsstuFsd
oct Of the WhOls cloth, aSd truaped Up a.
90 saSst 70 % unpaisAels fact
We haze bees, i1 this ahd other ariislsi,
ct 'sas painI 10 pat % undsT,iaSdlbls
GFOuSdi or sOsVi0,iouS % 10 The sssrst Of
the latsg decreased diiIoyil tsss Of the
Pr,H Tbs fact that ii bsi bssa = long
time 'Inet Oos article that could By
aay stretch Of charity be called Uuioa AZ.
IIels, has aPPssFsd tn The paper, tDdI a
key Of sIPlaaalioa 10 the connection that
sIisu between i and . man kaouu to Be
The mos. lnplasabls enemy Of the Upioui 10
this ely. "DO men gather grapes ofthosus
Of 6g' Of lhiItsS p Never
10 conclusion We must remind our neigh.
Dor Of the Pc" thA, be has no. ys,
paid any Atisailou to lhA. little affair, ca.
ssFiug IhlO this issue, between himself aud
the U. s hlrIbul. Il 10 impor,snl IS a
collateral 70 tue quettlont We are eonild-
sriuE. W. Moore now praise. the P,sn
and the PrW praises NJ. Moore. This is
The Prss'u. phase oiths relation. An other,
aad PreTiouI Ons, is that the editor Who
nov PraIiSS NJ. Moore, bat few month,
ago bsIough. the 0 s. Marshal to coufis
cate Ctha, iI the wOrdl Ne. Moors'S entire
Interest 10 The Prti, to the cad that /,
might b. sold sgaiu and the editor get clear
Of bis notes and bay 10 the property at 4
greatly reduced price. Failing 10 this pro.
ice, the editor has been obliged, per force
to fall 10 lore with NJ Moore, and to strike
hands with bin. "Ths Mountain would
not come to Mahommed aud Nahommed b sd
to 20 to the Mountain The editor could
10. cOstes NJ. Moore into even The mild
type Of the editors former Unionism
Neither could the editor compass Nr
MOOre'' eOnHseatiOn. 50 the only resort
for the editor was to go over to NJ. Moore.
ssees,ionism.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-01

tuFsd I5ms Iiolsh cattle They sppsaied
dsisfmiuei 10 sake dsiPtfats steep, 70
intake he sAlils. Bat thsy made niseal.
eulaliOa, tof tbsy we're nEAla hAodSolsly
frpul'sd By Der len, uhd dhVsn back. Ths
REPORT Of TIE sagagemOht GAi brought 10,
osliavs, By our beouii
10 sddltl0a - the Foginents have already
named, thsfo are three companies u eAVAl.
y aod . battery oi iiE gubL These three
companies Of sAtAlry hsd 6Vs pieces Of At.
tillefy we're sect 0utih advance. They have
col Jet rstnfusd up 10 this hour, 10 p, u }
aud are 10 bot purSuiI Of The sosmy.
We bad not bean draWn W 10 lius very
long before the scoattTsgufned Aad reported
that IhtFu Wat 20 immediate danger We
returned 10 headquarters % our way bach
oar Colosel halted ", and made % nc.
lie speech. he eomplinsutsd the boys
highly 90 their activity 10 falling Ia lihC
10 aush quick time He expressed himself
~ highly gralidrd With the regiment, ~
indeed, be should be After the ColOhel
hsi concluded, Lieat. Col Wells made 4
fsE remarks 10 the regiment, which were
we'll received Three load sud snlhusihi.
tic cheers were then giTea for the Colonel
aud also, three for the Lieut., ColObsl.
10 former letter, I made the rsmAit
that our gallant Colonel would not dsssri
az Ia lhs time Of action, but WOald be ibt
hrsl to lead hiI men Into action. Til
opinion haJ been strengthened In = grva
msaIuFs To-day, for our Colonel vas eOu.
Iinually At the head Of bis regiment Al
eyes looked 10 him a. be passed along ih,
line. lie Vas As calm and collected az !
be Whs going on battalion drill or dresI
parade, and moved about anl gave bis
commands with perfect sslfposseSsion. II,
ls beyond doubt the right man 10 the figh
place. | eau also say the same Of oul
Lieutenant Colonel and Adjuiant Oul
Adjutant, As you doubtless know, is
young man, but has bad great deal Of sI
Perisnee. do Tot know whether oul
Lieut.. Colonel has seen any IsrTirs OF no,
bat be has pluck, that's deAdeertainty.
Bot must now close this already toe
lengthy letter, as II is getting late. lfAny,
thug more Of interest occurs will inform
you al the earliest opportunity.
Yours, truly, FIFTEENTH.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-01

s,al', Wilhla lhs reach Of every ssasa.
uily. ne coat Il = mere hss DoihisE
sOnPaFsd 10 Ib' InpOnssss OfbGVisg ,As
thisE dohs At Osss as4 Ssu desc. We
hop' zone Of our publIs ,piFllsd citizens
UilI see ct IsaI. lhsi Ohio sosuiy !, SOp.
piled aSd that PuIekly. 10 PFsS,oa they
ere iIlInE % their pslliiOs' So they are
dOSn sboSt PsrtsnburE, cot h'rssbOOu
Ao.bisE hhI bssh dons This OSEbi rot
70 BE-, o. being ought cot 10 sou.luus.
We Wish We could Impress upoO The
friends OF the ssU sIAGs, tVsEyWhs's, The
vast InpOriAhss Of this work, - We our.
Sslyss realize H. We cannot ially hppfs.
sials IL Importance uhtIl lbs issus ia the
IlOuSs Of Representatives. shall baVs cone
ahd pasIsd. Thea Hs Sball see bow wisely
We bavs l'bOrsd OF boV fooll'hly idltd.
The past IL EOOs lhs iutars is 10. jet
come TIERS iI buI Ohs nomsnt at time
lhai belongs to US, asd that Is the golden
Prs''ut-tbS Immediate nor.
Every mln Who has bear, 10 this work
should begin To-day sod not WSiI Zoe TO.
nOnOW, which may bring With it excuses
Tor further PFOsrAItinA,ion. Ne should
b'gIn this morning, add not wait fof The
S1snIng to OVsnAks bin srit lie should
bsgin this very hour, Tor toe nsIt msy
bare claims Ofilu own aud whenever BE-
bsgIOI Aud wherever be lAbOrs, be should
remember in all faith that the dillgsut will
bs rewarded.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-01

mother ioS lhs uFvtlisE ffpn Der side thus
Vlolsally, Der dsuisl. ,assliOsslS and cher.
iIhiug sOa. Al God alobs, khsut he
depth Of hsS aEoay aad-isslihg The pct.
sfty VI linEtagV e convey solAss to bee IL.
esFaisd OosVm-us Gao Only commend bsF,
lhsa loas. > add dtsolsls, for souaSlatiOa,
10 that Bsiug abO has promised 10 bt tAS
"Widout God
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-01
Regular hArtihVIIls, wheeling ahd
BalIAiFa Packet

~ THE NEW AND SPLENDID sfEAM.
10y kk NEWS BOY, Capt J. Loss,
a--l-A19 VII fah bstVoau lhs above palnis -
l1ll0uts
Ls.,ss M.r,la'ill. tT Ssllair,, At oII, a. NJ
Ls.'i1s N,lta'il' ior BsIlAirsH GAN. Wheel.
Ing iplS An
Esaylas M.li.nv,Il' t,tnsIi.lrss,lP.N Wheel.
lngN ~, I'm.
WhrliRg II l. n.
Lssyins nsi ats 'sr N,r,iprins, at u 4. ",
wheeling ats A. u.
LsavlhN. BsllAlfo iat MaFtihvillc al lOlt 4. N.
Ion arrival q train, im the CehiFAl Ohio Rslli5ad
Whssihg Al HAN
Leaving B.ll,lrs for NAHlnulls at *, ?. NJ
Wheel NJ At ), Pm
Leaving n,llAifs: 0E Martlayills a, P. n; Wheel.
LOG At ~ Pm
Pa'..S' 6stu''u: Martiavills and: Whs,llnL s eta
Wheeling aud flhkt Ll'g, B cts,
Z" BrliAlFr, ~ cts.
Hfei ghis reeslSed At any reguiar landing.
Tovlug d,ne At rea iouabie rates.
Pleasure Parties ctrred On futsouabe terms by
giving timely noiee on b0sri - 10 A. D. Res Mar.
tinVllS OF 10 JOaN LiSI, Wheeling.
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-01

100 KEGS ENGLISH BI Q, SODA.
/ 1DO VOC Ibs. Pare Cream nArtar.
~, 1900 he. Lielres sicily, oaalbril aud
:, 5000 III. Ipsaa salt, ssl ~ gs.,.i
eetas a lAUGHIIas BusHPULpA
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-01

crsION Hou'E wHEIpSd, Va, DC -. 1852.
III EREAFTER all uppl cations ior Permit. must
III BE- presented before hJe O'Clock Z. NJ. Of Zach
day TliOS. uORNRROOR,
OctA0.t surveyor az Custonia
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-01
DISSOLUTION.
FOR SAGE.

6S 9EAAGS
A NUMBER OF HORSES, Including my ane Grey.
"a An ereeiieut Family HOnO price SS0 will Sc
90 90 saturday morning At suction, NSTth Market
dark bay MARI, good breeder ana worker. Aiso !
- ot Doubls Harness and CpyUFoi WGEoa, suitable
oetS1lUe lIgjl MaIH street.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-01
LIST or LETTERS

ID ENAINiNO N THE WHEELING POsT o..
II fiCE, 90 the Siit day u october, ls,s.
a1-Ihbli.bed BY Authofity " Art o. ConETrs, 10
the payer haVing the LAR0ksI CIRCULATION In
The District uhsrr printed
pS-Pcr'ous calling ior leilsna Ia the LisI, y N
plaasa ny lhfy Arp Apv1nTun.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-01
IN cLoAKs AND sHAwLs,

to which branch pay Gloss attention, mailing Il
enc o. The leading branches Of my bnIlnsss have
hahdsonest styles and 800 newest styles Of Fall and
Winter shhWls, which are the most popular and
desirable goods Of the season, sud Tie nsWtit and
most attractive EtyleS, all II Whieh offer u low
prices AStonth my euEtnmtrs 100 BF6ehe shaWis
vii be offered cheap during the poEt thirty days,
IN CLOTHS, OASslAIRRES. AND JEANS,
l bAVs larger variety Of goods than can b found
anywhere here. Al6o 10
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-01
NOTICE.

NOTICE. =
A IL PERSONS having eiAimsAgAIaSt, or indebted
n 20, the estate Otthe late AndtrW P. Woods, are
requested toelll ior payment And settlement al the
ONCE Of james PAUL, on 9Th Street
ost2S'lWd MARY WOODS, Administrative.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-01

have greater variety Of new iabrIosapd nu1eltSu
o. the aeahOn than can be found 10 any other tStib.
li,hmept' eonisting 10 part Of Rich Black sillu,
lland'ome Fancy SIX, Splendid ColOred Molro An
YslguH, Lana Lultres, HAlpbeias, Repps, Pfebeh
Morinoot, Hfenth CaHnlmerei, All Wool neIalnss,
Plain and Figured al wool PiAidI or ChldFOn's
Wear, EhephOFdL Plaid, BombaEinSs, An ltyiSs
Mourning Gocda, Rich Popllhs CObuig Cloths, b.
lAnel, dtnghamI, and English, French and American
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-04-04

Used by-the Boarding HouSes, &c. &c.
Used by-lnore than 10000 Private FumEl,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-04-04
The Rshaln Cominr to Grief

The recent disasters to the rebel cause have
CAUSED not only a general apprehension of
worse disaster, but very acrimonious criti-
cisu upon the rebel Generals. The Memphis
papeTs are rs loud in their denunciation of The
conduct of the war in the Valley of the Mis-
sissippi as the Richmond papers are of the
long delay upon the Potomac. They Look to-
wards Louisville and Cincinnati with longing
eyes, and flattcr themselves that it has been
the want of energy and military skill which has
kept them from having possession Of these
cities. 1t seems singular that any people can
SO stgltify themselves with the belief that there
is the possibility Of their Generals invading
Northern territory when they are beleIgured
at all points at home aud their armies flying
before the victorious Union troops. What they
say d their officers is no doabt DESERVED
None Of theH have displayed any great amount
of military skill or genius, certainly nothing
ike the qualities claimed for them at the be-
ginning of the war. But it is probable that
they have doue the best they could and their
reveiSs, instead Of being their own fault, are
due 70 the power, resources, skill and determi-
natioi of the people Of the loyal States, now
!
tion. 1t is idle TO talk of courage aud resO-
lutiaa- szlasss spirit is victory or death, when
arraypd against courage equally as great and
with Resources many times greater. In such a
contest the victory must be with the stronger
/ side. However desperate may be the rcsis-
tnnce, this must be the result eventually
/ Boasdng now is at ~ end as means Of keep
/ ing up the spirit Of rebellion. The steady
march forward Of five hundred Thousand men,
enclosing the rebels on every side. and at eve
/ " point victorious, it is fact which does not
admi OF being ignored Of explained away on
4 the hypothesis of weak and inefficient lead
crs- hcweakness is in the cause. 1t is the
rebellion which is dying out, and no skill in
their geuerals or resolution in the people can
stop the onward career of the armies of the
Government, or prevent their final success. 1t
may he difficult in the rebels to admit the fact
but eTery days ereEts must bring them near
er to this conviction.-Damon Union Deme
cTut
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-04-04

DAILY ExPEsD1rUREs FOR THE SUPPRESSION
OF THE kEREIhoN.-An erroneous impression
having been generally circulated, and credited,
that the currsnt expenses of the rebellion
reached the epemous sum of 100000 per
day the New York Times has taken the pains
to investigate tie subject, and it shows that
the daily expenditures since the 4th Of March
1861 have beea less Chan 81 900 900, and the
total Indebtedness Of the country, including
all unsettled Balances, Is $400, 100000, instead
OF - Sl,OO0'OO00oO, which would have been the
amount at therported rate of expenditures.
The Times says That it is due both 10 the pub
lie credit aud ths wesem Administration q
the Goyernment, ,fhat these correetiens should
be made ana The real condition and progress
Of the Tublic deb understood.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-04-04

We are under Obgations to d. W. RHODES
zsq.. Clerk of lie senate. for neatly bound
copy of the aFihh Annual Report of the
Comnisioaer ofsatistics, for the year 1861 .
Il is an interesting volume, and contains a
large amount of information of general inter
lest. Fcom the statistical tables We extract a
few items of local Interest:
Amount OF wheat planted in Delaware eouu-
II iu 1861: Il $50 acres. yield 175,449 bush
els; Rye. 946 acres, yield IlYO57 bushels; Bar
| lev, 172 acres, yield s.6O2 bushels; Corn, 3D.
500 acres, yield l .2O5.535 bushels; Buckwheat,
ss8 acres, yield s,22l bushels; Oats, $3.50
acres, yield 2s4,97s bushels; Potatoes, s8S
actes. yield e0.939 bushels.
Kanber Of acres n Meadow, q ,436, tons
of Bay produced $4,000; pounds of Butter
prOdneed Ss6979; pounds Of Cheese 22,21O-
Number of Horses in county, 1850, value
s451739; number Of Mules, l25, value S6.677;
number Of Cattle, 2O.98l, value s243, ,492;
number of Hogs, 3O,564, value sl62lI9:
4 +.
uutnhsr Of Sheep, 58,6Sl, value SlIl44o-
-yaue of personal property, S2.5o7.406;
number of acres Of hnd. 284,ls2, value S.
555, ,42l; number of new structures erected,
! 232, value s36.75O.
Member of deeds and leases recorded in
1861, G3l; number Of mortgages and liens re-
corded 3o9; amount Of money occurred by mort
gage s249.O67 90; number Of suits entered in
Court Of Common Pleas, $50; number ofjudg-
ments, III; number of indictments, 80; num-
Der Of convictions, 10; number OF naturaliza-
tions IN Common Pleas Court, 2, in Probate
Court 80; number of wills admitted to pro
bate %, letters of Administration issued Is,
Marriage Licenses issued 2I1i uumberofdeaihs
by casualties, u; plumber of inquests held, 6.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-04-04

The following is an extract from a letter
written by the Rev. S Holme pastor of the
PeirrePoint street Baptist church, Brooklyn. N
I. to the"Journal aud Messenger" Cincinnati
0. and speaks volumes iP favor of that world
renowned medicine, Mrs. WinsloYs Syrup TO
children Teething:--
I'VE seean advertiselnentiny your columns of
Mrs. WinslOw's Soothing Syrup. Now We
never said word in favor of a patent lnedi-
cine before in our life, but we feel compelled
to say to your readers that this is no hum
bug-wE HAVE TRIED IT, AND WE KNOW IT TO De
ALL IT CLANS Il Is problhly one of the most
successful rne1lyines OF the day. because IT is
one of the best And tho,a of your reati-ra
who have babies cant do better than to lay il
Z BupPly - March 2P'G1-!vssr,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-04-04

'oostar's' 7at, Reach, &G GEzterminatOr.
'Costar'B'
'Costar's' 5ed-bue zixAerminatOr.
'Costar's'
'Costar's' Electric Powder for insects 60.
IN 25c. 50c. 81 BOXES, BOTTLES AND FLAsEs, 50
AND S5 SIZES ron PLANTATIONS, sH1Ps,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-04-04
Remedu for acme ana revnr,

Too much cannot b, said in praise OF tho FOREST
WINE and PILLS as rem 'dy for ague and fever We
have the 5rng ON almost every fe-
ami aguc district in the Ch5n, Of their complete
success in this disorder and where they cure. it is
indeed tn camaant does not return again, Eor
othe remedies eaFe any injuTi effects behi ad is
tie when quinne, mcdicn co.. tanning quinue,
takoh have known many who have had their
stituti0IS almost ruined by taking medicines Containing
quinine. The Forest Wine aud 1s cannot harm child
dby taking then; occasionally through the slckiy
sans they Will pFGYent attack from fever and ague,
other disorders which in country.
Iteaasr if You shVuld b. attacked by ague and fever,
do trif with your health taking quinne other
Injurious redcines bat send disect for the Forest
Wine and Pills and We will guarantee speedy and per
mansnt cure.
Durig the prevalence Of ague and fever last Spring
and SUNNI almost every day brought proJi
OF their great efficacy this dis rider, and far as
learn, III have failed in breaking tbs disor
der and restoring the patient to vigorous health
Feli 2S-4ln. ga
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-04-04
sg Twenty-One Years Ago.


Mr. c. C. BRIsToL, distinguished Chemist and Drug
gist Of the city Of Buffalo, n Y invented and manuiac
tured compound known Blisol's BaIsaDa Of Hoar-
hound, which perfect srEcIo for coUGHs COLDS, or
any BRONCHIAL DIFFICULTIES arising from damp,
oolds or sudden change of the weather.
Every person who has taken DEIsroLs RALsAA
OF HoARnouSp pronounccs it the best article
vented and justly celebrated has It become that
the market is already tul Of limitations, csunterfeits
and most dangerous compounds under the Of Bal
sam of Hoarhound. Therefore, always be careful to
call for Brstols BaIsam, and that bis sig
nature is on the outside label Of tho bottle
MARK-This Invaluable Medicine has been now some
twenty years before the public, and without any
effort on the part of the proprietor its sale has become
very extensive, and daily Increasing The low price
at which TIC Medicine is sold (25 CErs enables Il
partake oflts healing qualities.
c. CROSBY, BrFTAIo, n. Y.
solemanufacturer, to whom all orders should be sd
dressed.
-FOrsalo by all respectable Druggists. oct 1o1Y
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-04-04


A member OF Capt. VAN DEMANs ComPa-
ny, in hospital at Cumberla nd, Md, sends US a
long letter for publication, giving an account
Of the movement of the Goth regiment from
Urbana to that vicinity. We should Ike 10
crafty the writer, but we have long since prb-
lished everything Of interest noticed in his let
ter, and at this late day it would be entirely
devoid of interest. We shall at all times be
pleased TO publish letters from our boys in the
army that would be likely to prove interesting
TO their friends or the public, provided they
are sent to US within a reasonable time after
they are received, and the matters they detail
have not been anticipated by letters pre-
viously received.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-04-04
sDeeial order from Cen. cu1s

ST. LouIs, March 3l.-Gen. Curtis has is
sued the following special order dated:
HEAD QUARTERs ARMY SoVTH WEST
March 26, 1862
Charley Morton, Hamilton Kennedy, and
Alexander Lewis, colored men. formerly slaves,
employed in the rebel service, and taken as
contrabands of war, are hereby confscated.
and not being needed in public service, are
permitted to pass the pickets of this command
northward without let or hinderanee, and are
forever emancipated from the service Of their
masters, who allowed them oaid in the efforts
to break up the Government and laws Of our
country
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-04-04
Sheriff Sale.

Charles steinbock lRY virtue Of deere
John D. Van Dsman ct al. directed from lhe Court
Of Common Pless Of Delaware county, Ohio shall Of
Ter public sale tho Of tho Court Room Dol
aware,
Monday, the l4th day of April, 1862,
between the hc1cs Of 10 O'Clock a m. aud o'cook p
Of saii day, the following descrb I'd real estate
Ohio, and il ihe NneteenB Range, Fifth TuWnEhip
and First Section Uaised States Military Survey Beng
the north part Of Lot No q aid ts eOuth part OF Lot
No 2a Beginning at stone on D1st in tue iuuctI1
OF County road he northeasb corDor Of the he
G. BoyntOn, deceased land. Black ash esnt inches in
diameter, north 81 degrees west 65X links; hickory
inches in diameter, south II degrees 109 iirks
thence north s. degrees west arinz said North
n5 in County road 225 rods and 10 links the
OF the Oientangy River, passing a stone post
by two hCk0rss the east bank Of the RIVER thence
up said river with the anGerugs there
Of north 10 degrees cast FAX rods the Of lots
p and "a thence continuing the centre Of tho river
north degrees east ZS north b3 degrees west u
rods north IS degrees IA rods north IS degrees
u rods 10 division corner Of saidlet 90 thence
south 80 16 degrees 90 rods along said division
line to a stone post in u county road by sugar
tree 20 inches in dactcr, south 81 y degrees west 40
Inks thence south degree east along lot ue Ia County
road 81 rods " nks to the southeast Of lot No
%; thence south X degrees said county road
10 the place of beginning Containing 100 acres and
So $40 psrohes Uf land viz: - 1I2-l60 acres in
sixtieths in north part
lot No g. and being the land this day decided to
said Van peuan by said Gardener and wife.
B. c. WATERS, Sheriff,
aud SPeoiaI Master Commissioner.
Mar. Is. 1882 s6.T5.
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