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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-19
NEWS FROM THE SHENANDOAH.

\ g.
Advioesfrom Front Pr yal isstreeeved report evesy
ahing quiet there and % signs of the enemy in that,
neshborheod. Nearly of General Shields mon had,
found their way there stew stragssrs Of tho brigade
which was forced back rom Port Esphblic lad made
their ,ysy into General rIuantss fines Mount Jack
son.
The temporary excem at among the citizens, caused
by the appearance of 10 geocl eieras Castle
mans for Snickers) ferr, y has rsasidad Tho only
effect t produced at headqu Eseres 70 strsgihen ear
pickets along the line Of the SncnaaSa0ah.
Officers from General Frc, syut's camp this morning
report some heavy firing in Ho 1nray valley; opposite
Mount jackson. last night. ghoyseHp-ess te opinion
that Jacksons g. reconnaissance, had cver:akcE the
guard Of Gen. Shields' nd. Gen Frenonts front
rested at Mount Jackson his Dno OF pckcts extending
from the Massauuttcn 10 the Esosef North Mountain
scuth cf Mill Creek. The uys Qcsets wore about
Eve miles distant consisting Gully OF cavalry, few in
number.
No dsnger.was approhended of nm stack N force on
either .p bu in ccnssouence ter tho belief that the
bushwhackors would attempt mr on forssng parties
on the xest, precautionary ricasu res were adopted
Gen Bayard brigade has been ordered torcport else
where.
Ninetythree rebel prisoners uravsd hsre to-day
Most OF them captured at Port NRepubicoy General
Fremont. They turned TO OF Provost
Marshal Batchedcr. Among them rs ideutanant MUIR
NV OF the Eighth Louisiana who ron arts that the br.
gade to which be was attached was ba dy cutnp by Gen.
Mlroy at PortRepuDlic.
General Banks, in company with A, ting Hedical Di
rector Hcnser, visited all the hospi als ao-day, and
found everything in good order is Tsay to be re-
greeted thst e medical department eft his army should
have been misrepressnted as to cause Uned States
Senator In his seat to dsnounss in unq nied terms.
This statement has been twice contradict ey Official
and reports and smanatsd probably, In
the fact hst at the 6rst battle st waehsss TIE Appli
and number Of surgeons nadeq tass TO tho
immediate necessities OF the occasion.
The charge Of ilitreatmsnt to the patients 4esared
TO be without tho least foundation II has hsretofoss
been stated this corrsspondence-and the 1sssmens
based upon the best medical talent ana exp wsenee
thut an immense number OF deaths had I'd from
the physical exhsuston.sf the wounded caused by abe
campaign Of last winter, without shelter and @ous
food. Tho charge, however, coming from % Oeh
source, viii probably undsrgo sAehsr ofcia IN vsst-
CATION.
Frcquset sssemsnss made here Of the I'VE
rropcnsties OF large number Of In General Bic sk.
ers command, and without discriminating bstwssu
friend and foe II all accounts os their conduct
IL cannot but received with great regret by all desirous
of ultimately restoring cordialKy betwenaho present
sections Of country. Tie enly
which be offered is that these sssy nitat
wAsHsGreS. June s,.lss2.
All quiet in the Valley OF the Shenandoah rs far a.
heard from, and also IN the Army OF the Potomac.
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Interesting from Manassas.
AN IMPORTANT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FROM JAC1.
SONS CAMP.

MANASSAS, Juno Is, 1862
The rebel mail carrier, Granville W. Kclly, who was
captured day befers yesterday, proves be man Of
considerable Importance He 10 the owner Of large
lcyr min cloth factory and plantation Ccpcpper,
and since the rebellion has been constantly work
the psbel confederacy He says tho rebel
largely indebted to him. and the $4,000 in Confederate
bonds found upon his person taken part payment
" the dfbt
Two dsssrters, VINO were formerly from the North,
bIn impressed into the rebel service at New Orleans,
within our lines this morning. They have been
undsr Jack<on, but could give information of any
value the General, aud accordingly
al,owed 10 70 at large.
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Convcntion in mss.ovr,

JEfHRsoN CITY, June l6, 1862
Tho Emancipation Convention mot to-day, one hun.
drcd aud nlncty.lve dreates. representing twenty five
mites, being psescnt. Judge II. W. Wells, OF Colo
comfy. was reported for permanent President by the
Committee on Organization. Nine vice spresdents ard
tarea secretaries appointed Committee on pls.
fgln was appointed, with u. Graz Brown as Chairman
IAa Convention aliournsd I'll 70 .mnrraw.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-19
Arrival OF the United States SAeassei
.Cossack.

The United States steam transport Cossack, John ".
Bennett commasding, arrived at this port yesterday
morning from Nsxhen, N. Juss 15. via Hattsras and
Fortress Monroe, with sick and sounded soldiers in
charge Of Dr Uphsn. She experienced the 10th inst
when between IIauesas and Cape Henry, heavy gale
from the northeast, With cross scG, which damaged
her steam pipe stove balwars and seriously straiocd
ths ship She will bs Gompeasd to into dock for
pairs.
Among the woundedby the Cessack s1s Adjutant IOs-
Ton and Lieutenant Jarvis, Of Boston.
The following is list of her passsngsrs-
Eajor Fulsom MAJOR vedjsr, DIR. Upham. Captain Raj
Captain C. 4. MARITIME Lieutenant Richardson Lieu
tenant Horton Lieutenant Jarvis Lieutenant Andrews
hs Horton and servant Messrs Lane FarblDks Fisher
Paddock, Tiiden. Edfnonsls. Ebaugh, Ripple, ,Jadd.
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res about houses being baxned people dragged OF 10
prison. &C., because their relations serving the
rebc. rAnss Such errors are general. and cattle of Gil
Anxously sod Tor Confederate scrip
OF the occupation Df 't1e Hessiansv who
are reported 10 take every thing NJ they So along
have not seen siago exceptions of people informed 10
the contrary.
the Districts occupied sircady BY our Union troops
homes ui hin We Jnioa lines D trnr for days to M re,e
headquarters w e purpose efsasTytg info ma ion abem
e ,ao e~lsnss u Ne 6asen dz; and At an enormous risk
danger such fsa1s are performed. Our commanders
ebssrvs the rule that no NAN waaom a pass
should bs suace 70 Leave any PORTION o e Ln'cr haes
. ea Ss sn .ns SroUr 81 a% o. m.n sonx a,o Inc
rebel lines and resuranE 10 . iona fde evidence
that he s oonnectsc with the enemy, either asa spy
or something equally IS bad Tie lenisncy o e govern
msnt towards, and the perfect immunity or such dones
Ito traitors contrasts strangely with the summary man.
nsr OF procedure u ihe rebels, aud would asl very
superior numbers andnofs righteous cause But there
is doubt, and II is but patural to suppose, that
proper rigor and more severe discipline regarding FUR.
iouchs Ne had been enforced In eur armies tbs var
would this havo been ended.
ruE RIAL paScyaocs IasynSr or TuE wan.
The s6cessIonists OF the South are not 80 much 70
bs feared the secessonsts Il tho North, who form
now the only dangerous esment Of this great republic
TILE COUNTRY FROM ioriaA corRr Douss GoRpessvuIs,
abounds With Formidable def.s, which, with handful
Of men, could indefinitely DO held against army. The
rebels arguo that al d3ecd coH3ess are bat tempo
rary 1irinagss, which they wres from whcnsger
they iesl Inclined. 1hs argument finds great deal "
crcdonce throughout the land
COUNTRY PEOPLE MINK rs sprcrtAToFs ARE KLKryG
TIC COME.
The people OF the country Notwithstanding among
the ignorant classes the majority thcreForethnS that
e pcai9,s dnd ncchas area great iedi ,'i.ertcf ia
klla1 IA wor qnJ 50 .ot hey satgN sal l.cu vofs dt
ut srortst,a pr,ei shsY are nilDia II " dncult 10
CONCEIVE tho entire kgyptian diianess S ignorance
that hnngs l.,r dark ysi over that beattiiul aed
rns earss vicn pASslpESr srErueys AM TIE WAR.
oybs usursf ipformassa asd VI tras neral spirit 10
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Promotion OF CoIoneI NIorrix.

nsiNN 'Nf, june lS, tooz.
Colonel VIM. W. Morris, Of tie Fourth unnei states
artillery, c"mmsuda1t At Fort 1isHonry has been ~.
poatcd Brofet Bfigadier General. lie has bsss GJrty
years 81 the army.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-19

RUrgrRs' FalALs ISsrirrrs--.Ths commsncsmeai M
th's institution taxes place to-day ~ Dr. EagGos chGfch
segps I MADISON a,snus and ghirly.pnt street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-19

WAsHSeroS, June Is, 1859,
No despa,chss om Cornth have been received st the
war Department to-day.
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NEWS FRuM THE PENINSULA.

Successful OAvalry Expeditions 20 she
Mnttapony and Charles City Court
Hsusc-Capture or Mules, Wagons and
Supplles-Imr0rtant Prisoners Taken,
&C., &c.
WASHINGTON, June IS, 1852.
despatch resolved at the War Department from
General Mcclellan this afternoon, states that Coione
Avern had just returned from ascout TO the Maapohy
in search of hasd Cuerlss; but they were iouha "
have left tho previous Aay.
He destroyed tho bridge, took number OF wagons
aud loaded with supplies for Richmond, desuoyeu
large .mountor rsbel grain. and captured seVsra' I'M
portaus prissners.
Col. Gregg had rnsde reconnaissance TO Charles Csy
Court HousH, and recovered somo mules wh'ch were
driven or ny Col stewartSn the Pamunksy raid.
Gen NocscH compliments Coonels Averii and Gregg
'ser the hssass mannerin which the expeditions "ere
esndecssA
PmlADMPHrA, June 70, 1862.
correspondent Of rlo Press, writing from General
AcC0Ilsns army, gives account OF the ncarsion bS
the spsmy in the vicinity White House sn Friday
Afternoon whch Indicates that it moro sho resnN
ofau1stake than an exhibition of daring Tecklessnssa,
egsEeraiiysuppcssd
Tie says, spec kim, OF the renforcemouts TO 'he
snsry, that ri6sy afternoon detachment Of Sck
sons orce conf ng Gown from GcrdonVle and along tho
line Of the jsqvsia Creek Railroad, mistock their
course, when aney struck the head waters o. the
Chckahominy ~ent too far to the let, and oeedet
rua, cavsry in 1snt and infantry following tn the,
suddenly tupon tho Union pickets Instantly nndin
their mistake ey drew up in order of battle, and Oh
gagged airy yidetto gradually retrsa befor
4 superior forces.
Tho VIZ tier tssrsnarrates the fright Of the ssamstcr
and Subsequent ssents, already given wthout seen
ing tos awarecthe different vcrsien gvsnso this raj
4 bf she enemy
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IMPORTANT FROM the SOUTH.

IMPORTANT FROM the SOUTH.
Escape Of q Union Refugee,
from Richmond.
His Impressions and observat1Dns
While Within the Rebel Laes.
What mo Rebel Army Think Of JefI:
Davis and Beauregard.
The Rebel President Branded a. .
Tyrant and Blamed for the
Low Of the Merrim&c.
.~---~--~~~~~-~-~~-~~--
Lying Reports Published in Tho ScmtaErn
Papers to Eslsad tho North.
~~c~c~~~~~~~~>~~~~~~~
The Now York Tribune Giving aid
and Comfort to the Enemy.
~~~~~~~~~>~~~>~~~|O~>~>~
The Rebels Determined to
Invade the North.
Curious Facts Respecting the nstreat
from Manassas.
coRDeNSVILLE A DEPOT FeR REBEL SUPPLIES
-~~~~~~~>~~~~~~~~~~~-
EstAmate Of the Force Opposed
to Mcclellan,
&c., &C., &c.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-12-12
CASH CAPITAL..... $4OO, 900
nEvoTEn n FIRE rNsuR ANcE ExcrUsTvEI.Y
-Four Hundred and Thirln thousand pollnrs.

The PHOENIX has, in the past 1--WE years equalized to
public benefit, in the Western and southern States IN
the shapo of LOSSES PAID. oVor
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-12-12

DR. J. C. AVER Sir: have been repeatedly cured OF
the worst hsaachs any body have by dose or two
OF your Pills. 1t to arise from foul stomach,
which they cleanse
Yours with great respect, ED. W. PREBLE,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-12-12

Z. II. HUTSE
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-12-12
War--W ar-War


THE subscriber wishing to CLEAN OUT HIS EN-
i TIRE STOCK OF GOODS now on hand will sell at
Very Reduced Prices for Cash,
saving 10 the purchaser from 10 to e5 CENT FKoa
PRESENT REGULAR PRICES HERE OR EIsENHERE, on
Broad Cloths, Cassimeres,
Cashmeretts, Jeans, Tweeds, Sattinetts,
Farmers & Mechanics Cassimeres.
Vestings, Hats, Caps, Boots & Shoes,
Laees, EdgiDgs and Embroideries,
Ready Made Clothing,
Ladies &c Gents Long and Square Shawls >,
Broche, Plush and Thibet Shawls,
Dress Silks, Ginghams,
Plain and Plaid Flannels,
Ticking Checks, Drills,
Cotton Flannels,
Brown and Beached Sheetini IS,
Irish Linens, Cambrics, Jaconetts,
French and English Merinoes,
Alpaecas, Mohairs, Paramettas,
Zeninds, Declines, Prints,
Gloves, Hosiery, Under Shirts,
Drawers, Yankee Notice. ions, & &
In fact, VERY EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT
Dry Goods, Crockery. Earthen Ware, Glass Ware 5 "A
uouery Wall and Window Papers, School Books
RIant Books Hard Ware wooden Ware Paipts
Oils, Coal 0i,Eoal Oh Lamps and Shades, Cof-
lee Mills, Brushes, Table and Pocket Cutie
ry, Sauslig igeCutters, Wood Saws, Hand
Saws, Meal Sleeves, Baskets, Buggy
and Wagon Whips, ,ShOvels
Spades, MANURE Forks,
Nails, Glass, Sash, Cast Seel, Hae1ets Are 5
Hammers, Churas, Tn Ware. Stone Ware,
and many other articles comprising FULL
AasoyTNEST, All AT PRICES THAT CANNOT FAN. Tc
FILA Sc, WITH if you
save the usual r0hts made on Goods.
z. CARNEY.
3, 9,Isod-%H
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pnIous DIsordsrs-Llrer cemplalnts.
Dyssntery, Diarrh@n, Relax, Worms


Your Pulls have had long trial III my practice, and
BID them in esteem Of the best apeIieHts have
Ger found. Their Alternative effect upon the liver makes
ken excellent remedy, when given in small dOses for
tlt0us oySenterg anil tiaFhdea. Their sugar-cOatRg
them very acceptable and convenient for the
Of women and children.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-12-12
Hnntinr Cnsed SheN p, - go,
important Order
HEAD QUARTERS Goth REGIMENT q. VII
CAM ON BouvAR HEIGHTS, Va, NOV. IL, 1852.

General Order No g.
l. WHERE'S, There quite a number Of men be-
and quite lumber reported desertprs gheV
therefore ordred 10 report at these HeaI Carte
before the gOtlI day of Novcmbcr Is2 ms steps
are being taken TO arrest all such, bring them in
cution hereby called following Art cIes s War
ana Gene q urder No %, published by order Of the
Thee, Washington, D. { ,slaly 3lst, 1907, - Par g.
ARTICLES OF WAR, esEXTRACF."
ART. 90 Al oaccfs and soldiers who have received
pay or nave beeh regularly enlisted ia the service Of
Tue United States ana shall he convicted Of having
seFed the same, shall ssfg5 dsatk or such 0ther 5g
Is AenL as BY scnttnce Of court martial shall
Rr 2I Any commissioned officer or soldier who
SHALL without leave from his commanding officer al-
eht himself from his troop, company, detachment
shall, upon being thereof be punished Accord
gns 10 tue nature Of his offence the discrctsn Of
court marital.
shall Mist himself in any regiment troop or coin
Tany, with a regular discharge from the regIment
atty Of being reported deserter and suffer ucoTdn-
ly; and in any officer shall kno neIy receive and
small not after his being discovered to be deserter
immediately conhne hm, aud give notice thereOrt to the
corps in which last served, the said ocer SHALL By
a court martial, be cashered-
EXTRACT RON GENERAL ORDER o..
Par 5. The United States Mar
shals in their respective DISTRICTS the Mayor Chief
tive counties in each State all Masters and Justi-
ces o. the Peace are authorized to act special Pro-
yost Marshals any officer soldier for du-
ty who may b. found absent from his command with
out just cause and convey him the nearest military
depot. The transportation, reasonable expens-
and five dollars Will be paid each officer OF pri-
vate SO arrested and delivered"
II. The Colonel commanding has been informed that
there quite number Of in Ohio who represent
themselves having been discharged the service lUho
hare not be And he calls upon al true loyal ct
assist him in bringing all back their regiments
who are thus absent, or in having such apprt hended
and Information forwarded 10 the commanding officer
at Camp Chase Ohio. BY order OF
CIIAS CANDY
Col Goth Rcgt. o. Y. l. U. s A.
Commanding Regt.
WM. HAMILTON
1st Lieut.. Go. II Goth o. Vols,
S60-4t
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-12-12

Ladies' size, opeD faoe, usually sold for Eighteen
Ioiars, Sc II for Tn Dollars.
Ladies' size, hunting case usually sold sor Twenty
i've Iolars sell lCSr Twelve AMI H.sif Doilars
These are very beautiful.
Gentlcmen's open facs usually soRB e,r Eifhepp mol
lars, we sell for Ten Dollars!
Gentlemens open face usually sold sr Eighteen Dol
lars. W. sell Tor Eleven nsIlans
Gentlen'n open face, asuay 5oId Cor Twenty Dol.
lars, we sell for Twelve Dollars.
GcnIlemens open face zsuallY svHE Cor Twenty dva-
Dollars, we sell Tor Twelve Dollars
For Gentlemen's hunting ease, we sEaren 81 70 I21z
- /4
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-12-12

Fsom F5rlDaypg Merchant # 81. LOis, Fsb 4, 1856
Dr. AYER: YOur Pills the paragon Of all that fs
great In medicine They have cured nay little daughter
uon her hands and ieet that d proved
incu-ale for years Her mother las bee long SrleF-
ousIy acted with bstches and ilnIes her skin and
in her hair. After child cured she also tfle'-
ASA MORGRIDGE
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-12-12
The Confessions and Experience OF
an invalid

nUBLIsHED FOR TTIE BENEFIT AND AS WAR
i nIng and caution to young men who suffsr from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, &c; supplying at
the time the Of Self Cure BY one who has
cured himself after being put to great expense through
medical imposition and quackery. By enclosing post.
paid addressed envelope, may be had Of
tho author, NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq, Bedford
Kings Co, N r. Feb. 2S-4m
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-12-12

F%ET and BOYS 8F THIS AND ADJOINING CorNTIEs
IL Although thousands upon thousands o. patriotic
left their homes defense their country
stiil many iett, whom will be
good learn that though the cold frosty
and v inter coming gpun them, they
be supplied y it'll the necessary preeervativcs the
shape of REAEY sINnE CLOTHING, FCi-NIsHtyG GcoDs,
SHAWIS, IiA7s Cars prizes. The reputation
Of cug Goods ia tins line lover tan any CHER he-Se
town. in tie county, borne b! the IN lars gned for
number Of years vl!I be still more fully maintained
this sC1soa The great nIerci disaster the
cities having endbled them TO bsy their Goos be
low the original Of them ana the advantage OF
which they now giving their customers By Offering
them goods at fabulous low prices.
Now, therefore all men and boys, be We big OF lit
tie, rich the Gi4EAT jLOTHNt Fi-Pof
Esy holds frank ami let your wants b. big lit
tie, they Will be happy to you, sell yOu ali you
want, and send you your way home rejUC.ng
No charge for showing COOS
REYNOLDS x FRANK.
Delaware, Get. IS. 1861.
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N O II T - Z

TAR. t. B. WILLIAMS having entered the Military
Service, !" has left his books with for settlement.
Alpers0hs knowing Fthcmseives indebted to him will
pIease call 1pcn at the law Office Of Reid & Eaton,
md settle by Eese or otherwise Immediately.
ADalnwars, Oct. 81 1892 JOHN A. CONE.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-12-12
Fork, lard, Bacon.

yTTE WERE VERY FORTUNATE in buying ? Splendid
w Lot OF Corn Fed Hogs, during Tie. last 1aeking
season; the greater part OF hem beng o. the China d
Suffolk breed. So that have plenty Of thick huya
Pork, by the lb. or bb. Also large lot OF Beautiful
White Lard Also 4 few sugar cured Hams and shoul-
ders s. VI. IIlILII. Il SON .
Juiy12, 1881
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-12-12
FOR SALE BY
Change of Firm TTame.

FTlHE Drug Business conducted by NJ L. STARR and
i n U. STSRR, heretofore under the firm name OF N.
l.. STARR BRO, will be continued by the parties
under the firm OF STARR * BROTHER at the old place
Thankful for the friends and patrenage We have here
tOfure had desire the continuance thereof and we
viii best endeavors furnish every article wan
tod in line, which shall be the best to be obtained
We have every facility for conducting our business in
the best Misunderstanding large store Room fitted up
equal to the best ia she Cites-and wo will sell at the
lowest prices for cash.
N. L. STARR,
Delaware, O., Jan. j, 1862, n. Q. STARR.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-12-12
Ruilaing Mater5as.

8 ekAAaAaAsS &NslA 1SAAstSs
yTTE have rasdo arrangements sGch as wilIen
w a5ie Is II Furnish
DOORS, SASH AND BLINDS,
of gua-ity superior to any ;lilg We haze had,
MANU- &UFACTUEE4It y P&ICESt
Sash dlleu Glass and PAINTED c0Iateuby on hanT
at less than tht- usually
March il, '59-st9 C. u. POTTER a. co.
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s. p. AND 7 7 SHUR

DROFEss to be able to buy goods as cheap as any
merchant in trade, and the eau and will sell low -
Call for the proof at the now store Of
S. P. & J. j. SHUR.
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RHDEMPTIorT NOTICH.

@@.Al71dIl14 4W4l W1IOa-
kTOIICE is hereby given to William p Reid ESQ or
AN whom II may concern, that William Williams ESQ
has made application this day for redemption OF tho
oo"ing land sold ior taxes penalty, &c the delin-
'ueht sale made in january, A. D. 1861, to wit
Range 10, Township 4, Section g. Lot 49, southeast
part, SO aeres-and Range l9 Township A. Section g.
And that SAID Williams has deposited with tho County
Treasurer SIS SIS and four mills being The amount Of
oney equal 90 that for which land was sold and
the taxes subsequently paid thereon by said purchaser
together with interest and so per cent penalty On tho
whole amount paid and costs with 81 90 10 pay for this
advertisement.
d. W. RHODES,
Auditor OF Delaware County, Ohio.
December 5, 1s6-.--f1 $4,000
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nstata I'D gZilliam Raddoa.

NT0TTCE is hereby given, that the undersigned has
IN been appointed and qualified Administrator Of
the Estate OF William Beddoe deceased late Of Della
county Ohio. All persons Interested will govern
themselves accordingly.
Nov. p, 1S62.-3t ELIJAH CARNEY
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-12-12

RToTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned has
IN been appointed and qualified Administrator OF the
Estate of Louisa Wilson. deceased late OF Delaware
county, Ohio. All persons interested will govern them
selves accordingly.
Nov II 1S62-3t NATHAN MARBLE
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-12-12

GREAT variety Of six, worsted and Cotton I'm.
" bTOlderY BradH, al the new store
S.P. P.&J.J. SHUR.