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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-15
Oral pot h lake Iect Until lie Isl d September.

ALBANy. Aug. 12.-The Evening Jour
nal has the following in relation to draft =:
The War Department in answer to an
enquiry from the Governor. telegraphs
that the department. viii receive volun
teers for old regiments until the draft is
made.
The draft cannot be made before the
first OF September. as the preliminary
work. tLe new enrolInents, the decisions
upon applications for exemption, &c.
viii occupv at least twenty days.
We are therefore authorized, unoffici
ally, that volunteers, by companies, will
be received FOR old regiments, until tlte
LIST Of September. The order to this ct-
feet will probably be issued tomorrow.
Tue communication from the War
= partment, enbodying this permissions
>-ys, it is designed to receive voluntees,
to I'll up the old regiments, and any cx-
cess sfter they are filed will be credited
to the State as so mach on the draft, and
if enough volunteers to fill up the old
regiments, they might perhaps dispense
with the draft
To fill up the old regiments to their
full maximum number, viii require At
least 81, ,000.
f this number should volunteer. in
the State, before the draft Is made there
viii be no draft. Is cnlistmcnts should
continue fer thirty days as they have for
the last ten this could be done but it
can be done in p4any localities in the 20
days which VIII intervene before the draft
is made. If it is, those localities vii!
escape the draft
! Under The management OR young men
viii be stimulated to prosecute the work
Of recruiting. Any three men who can
raise a company can secure commissions
as its officers, if they are competent for
the positions they assume. And those
localities which desire to escape the odium
of draft have only to voluntarily fill uT
their quota Of the 100000 men called
+ for, before the list of September; to ac-
eomplish what they desire
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-15

ONE OF THE "CoPFERHEADs." In conver-
sation on the street yesterday, concerning the
war, one Of our citizens made the pablic dec
laration that he ecouid giue fire hundred dol
la,s If England and France ae0uld interfere
in our affairs and bring The 'car TO a dose
This man is one Of our 1eealthu men, State
contractor, and gains his wealth from the
State of Ohioi yet he would give five hundred
dollars if England and France would join
with the rebels to destroy our Government !
Such expressions are nothing bat treason, and
it only remains for him to enter npon action
to execute his wishes in or.ler to commit the
overt act Of treason, for which he should suf-
fer the traitors doom. His thought and in
tent arc no better than those Of JEFF. Davis,
who doubtless equally deserves the same thing.
-CG'4m5us Journal
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-15

a special Washington despatch to the Gin
cnnau Commercial dated 18th inst, gays in
confirmation OF similar predictions from numer-
Gus other sources
One of the most important military move
inents made since the war commenced, is now
in progress, but not sufficiently consummatcd
10 permit it's publicity, though but short
time can elatse before it must be made public.
It is regarded as a most mastcrly stroke, and
cannot but result in the downfall of Richmond
more speedily than is imagined.
Public expectation has so often during the
last year been excited by dispatches of similar
import to be followed by bitter disappoint-
ment, chat ali positive predictions of pending
movements Of Importance in that region, have
come to be regarded with great suspicion; bat
we should not be surprised if in this instance
the lapse of a few days will show The prediction
to have been well founded
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-15
Dtlaiuart Maztfft
Delaware. Aug. z5. 1862.
COUNTY UNION CONVENTION.


The undersigned Union Central Com
mittee. of Delaware county, have appoint
Ell Saturday, the I6M day Of -Aug1st, 't2,
on which to hold Convention OF dele
gates, from tie several townships OF the
County. at Delaware, for the purpose OF
nominating candidates for the various
county offices to be filled at the next reg
ular election also for the purpose OF ap-
pointing delegates TO the State Conven-
ton 10 he held at Columbus, on the 2lst
Of August, and to the Congressional con
vcntion for this district. to he held at
Delaware. Oh the 10Th of August and
for the transaction Of such other business
as may came before the Convention
We earnestly request all voters-clil-
zens of this county, VINO 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, 10 assemble at the usual
place Of holding elections in their respec-
tive townships, on Friday the 18th day
of August 1862, between the hours Of :,
o'clock aud 6 O'Clock p. Nj. of that day,
and elect delegates to which each Town
ship shall be entitled in said County Con
vention
The delegates are aTportioned among
the several townships upon the bases Of
one delegate. for every % votes cast for
Governor Tod last fall, and one delegate
for every fraction Of IS or over. As fo!-
lows
Berkshire &. Berlin 6, Brown 6. Con-
cord 3, Delaware %, Genoa /, Harlem ),
Kingston 4, Liberty G, Marlboro 3, Ok
ford 6, Orange !, Porter 6, Radnor :,
Scioto 5, Thompson >. Trenton +. Troy 4
G. i. STAYxAS, {. + BRADLEY,
i. BARNEs, T. +. JOY,
e. W TRrr, II. ". CARPER.
Union Central Committee.
Delaware, July 18th, 1862
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-15
Coy Fdj's address "a tbs ladi., q 0b;a

CoLUMBus, 7uly 7.--7o the ladies Of
Ohio: Your energy and goodness of heart
have given but little opportunity to those
in authority to make suggestions as to
how you can minister to the wants Of the
soldier, and thereby aid in maintaining
our good Government and win for your
selves the smiles Of Heaven. A some Of
you may, however, be ignorant of the fact
that our troops are suffering for the want
Of vegetable diet. beg to recommend to
you that you cause to be put up large
quantities of picked cabbaSes, cucumbers
and onions, and that you also see 10 it that
an abundance Of fruit, particularly apples
and peaches, be dried and put away for
the soldiers God has blessed us with a
plentiful supply of all these articles this
season. You will be glad to know that
the health of our army has greatly i'm
proved, and our various hospitals are now
well managed DAVID TOD, Governor.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-15

TIE CHISEsE IN CAIIFoRNIA-Thcse peo-
pie are awakening great concern among the
citizens, and a war OF races seems in full pro-
eress, and in its course develops some very
curious facts 10000 Chinese are already
there, and many more coming. The Legisla-
ture at its last session enacted a law imposing
heavy tax on this species of population, and
adopted memorial to Congress appealing
for protection against the contingency Of an
overwhelming immigration of Mopgolians.-
The petition expresses the opinion that they
are far less desirable than negroes, and pre-
diets that unless the influx Of these people is
arrested, q new system of slavery will be en-
grated upon the institutions of the State
The vice prevalent among these people, as
disclosed in the petition sent forward, Is start
ling.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-15
AWar Snaech.


The Hon Thomas Ewing made n speech at
Chillicothe lately, Of which we find the follow
ing synopsis in the SciOto Gazette
wish 10 speak of the present and future,
not of the past. We are in the midst of a
civil war; nearly one-third of the people are
in rebellion against the Government, The ef-
fort of The rebellion tends to the dissolution of
the Union, which is destructive If one part
be permitted to secede, others will follow; in
tercsed leaders may dictate until our county
shall be divided into petty and warning pow
ers. We will have border wars; there will be
war here. This beautiful valley will be swept
by marauders-five thousand guerrilIas might
invade this valley and sweep it before This pno-
pie with all our numbers and bravery conld
concentrate TO oppose them. These thi, -
viii 90 on until the iaircst region Of our
country shall be returned, as parts Of Italy
have been, to the wild beasts. We must pre-
vent desolation while we have the power
We need more men, and the more promptly
We place sufficient number Ia The field, the
more speedily will this work be brought TO an
end. Some persons thought when this war
began that it would end in one year. / never
thought so. The rebels were too well orgnn-
lied; they had been preparing for years for
this rebellion; they had corrupted our army,
dispersed our navy, and stolen our arms
When the war began intelligent military men
told me We must expect to be defeated for the
first year. We have done better than that,
we have broken the force of the rebellion in the
west, hut it is still strong in the east, and we
must have men to put it down there; we need
more men to hold the westi We must occupy
the southern line OF Tennessee, drive the rob
els south of that line, and be strong enough at
all points to resist the attack of their concen+
traied forces. This work will be a gallant
service though less dangerous than the fight
ing Of great battles. Let us do these things,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-15

TIoX. Ii. Is, PAxxE.-'fhis genthnan is
speaking in bebairdf enli>tmeats. and appears
10 have utterly forgotten his old party bigotFy
Al the great meeting in Toledo, LAST week, las
made most effective speech, and appealed to
facts within his own observation at the Char
lcston@S convention. 10 show that Mr.. I.incohi's
election had nothing to DO with the rebe llion
,ghich was in fact conspiracy having its ori-
gin in the personal ambition of southern lead
ers. His speech was all Guion and no party.
He acquicsced in all that the President had
done, declared his fu1 confidence in his patri-
otism, and stated explicitly that il the Union
w-s preserved it must be by supporting the
Government as now ciganized. He said that
if the power should pass into the hands Of the
Democrats, and Ihey sheuld offer terms TO
Jcif. Davis, they would be spurned. Cur
ouly resource .was to ightthe battle through.
-NelCark Anacrfcdn
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-15
COMNUEICsrED.
'dfor q The DelaTdTe GdceTe

Editor # The Delawdye GaoeTe:
On Saturday next, Aug. 1Gsh, there VIII be
held, by appointment Of the Union Ccnral
Committee. Convention for nominating Ger
tain County officers &c. The iuit;aiory S'cl,
are 10 be taken for nomination OF Con.ryss-
man fer this district. This union Of parIrs in
h1ne or arar, Is working we'll The candidates
have mainv been good men with the right
kind of Patriotic ring. The men that are
nominated will be clccted-wc know none hut
our Countuy's cause-hcncc the importance
of selecting tried and competent men at the
several conventions.
The name Of Hon. JAMES H. GOODMAN viii
be before the Convention as nominee for thc
next Congress. lie i man Of the largest
and mott varied cxperiance-as a lawyer. he
has fer many years stood at The head Of the
bar in Marion Coauty-lor number Of years
Il iguishcd memhSr of our State Ineisla-
ture, having initiated AMI carried thi ou9h
some Of its most important measures From
his position AS President Of thc Re!lefruntarn
( Indiana Rail Roai, he has proven himself
10 be most sbiIluI financicr-a qlal'y very
essential for Congressman in these days of cx-
traordinary expenditure.
AT The call Of The President for The - 600
troops, Mr.. Goldman and his sons were among
tie Grst from Marion County TO take the field
lie stood 10y the side Of the lamented Col
Andrews through Ike campaign Of tie jhrce
monills-through thrir influence the 4th
Ohio vert in Tor the war. and were among the
very first 10 be Of for the war in Virginia.
lie has proven himself IL tried and brave
/ oflicer, as statesman and civilian. Not like
many Of our army cficlrs who have passed a
large portion Of their time at home for their
counirr's good he has scarcely visited his
home from the beginning of service. lie is
with the army though worn with hard service,
whi!e others are at home pleading their cause.
througi The cG,ts Of their friends and the
public prints.
Mr. Goldman is citizen of Marion, although
well known in Delaware and other counties of
the dis:ric'. With no motive to influence US but
patriotism, we thiuIly more can be done for
Union" and the country by the election to
Congress Of James II. Goldman than any
other man, ard so think many voters.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-15
lisfrisi HilitarE aertinr

\ meeting Of the Military Committees
of the iegimtntal District composed Of
the counties of Logan. Union, Delaware,
Marion, Morrow and Knox, was held at
Templar Hail. in Delaware, on Tuesday
last, to take into consideration the pro-
priety Of raising another Regiment in this
District
On motion A. X. BUM, Of Morrow
county, was made chairman Of the meet
ing, and GEO, i. STAYM..,, Of Delaware
county. selected as Secretary.
Hon J. r. Hubbcll stated the object
of tire meeting, after which a dcsultory
debate was INDUCED in by various mem
bcrs, until a motion was made and carried
to take a recess until / o'clock p. m.
After assembling in the afternoon 4
motion was made ani carried to be gov
erncd by the rules of last meeting.
On motion it was
Resolred, That there be raised another
Regiment for three years or during the
War, in this district.
On motion the meeting proceeded to
the selection OF Regimental Officers.
Gen. VIM. p Reid, Of Delaware, was
named for Colonel
No one else being named he was recon-
mended for said position by acclamation.
Wm. s Irwin, Of Morrow, and S. c.
Hamilton, of Union were placed in noni-
nation for Lieut.. Col.
Hamilton received Il votes.
Irwin 13
S. c. Hamilton hay ing received ma
jority of all the votes was declared the
choice for Lieut.. Col.
VIM. E. Sco6eld of Marion. 'Wm. c..
Cooper, Of Mt. Vernon, and William s.
Irwin, of Mt. Gilead were named for the
position of Major. The vote stood for
Irwin 10 votes.
Cooper
Scofield 8
Mr. Irwin was declared chosen
For Quartermaster the names Of T.
Israel. OF Knox, Il. Peters, Of Marion,
and James Lyster, Of Logan, were present
cd
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-15
TTQZErI.

T0TN WHITE is notified that his wife. Catherine
y w, August 9th. Is6- file in the Common lI.is
ourt "t Delaware cuIIarv, thio. Il petition charging
him with abandonment Of her thout good cluSe. it
gross neg "f duty ami hlhIuili drunkenness, pray
n@ for al.'ny and rtst 'dy pf their children IN il
Junction tllr day allowed eHio1iIg Iuciu
iI 4. Wilson from stylas TO sud John mite 'r s
der the money in he HANDS belonging saldW hits
SliS IN o h. Tor hearing tIi,. term o SAID
Court cJinmeuci. 4 september Sd, 1862.
CardAlI.,E 9. WHITE
By REID * EAT0V, her Attorneys
August IS CIV s. so
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-15
.IaarEI1 aE .A.ucEios7.

IN saturday, August 3ath 1872 between the hours
~ o' ana j o'coeS p m on 10 premises in ILL.,
ef ~ to-. Delaware coflitH Nlf". executors t,I
lSwn ""rh, dec VII oI'r M pubic vcHdu-, the farm
known as lr' Isaac Neich homCstraI. snuatti in Lib
cttr tP. Delaware county. UhD, and beng fhe rth
part Lon No . u tl south halr the 9Th section.
township ;, range 10. commencing al tie north east
corner Ui Ism o"ard by Avery Powers. thence run
ming north f5 poles to white ash thence west
~ poles 20 nr center nt WhrtSt7ue river. thence
soUh"rr with the Whetsiona 10 the gputa line
60 r-cs ti'uec cHs 236 poles u she p.tv, col BEGIN
njns contaiuing in1 acres ei law he the
les To be Scii Tree ton siryyr al all ut4,r iac1la-
anr"s. Terms o sale. Ihirj OF purchase n'Ur.,-
uay OF sale onetLIr IVA one year. ud oae-i!ird In
years thereafter, wlh iutercs: Gav ~ sale.
and secured by m1rtglge on III Plens-s. Possession
given April lst 1865 Appraised al 81 90.
EEU BEN HARDIN. Executors oF
HIRAM X. CARPENTER, Isaac Wcl,h, deed
iiy I;rit * Eaton. their ATTY s.
Aug Ist ISG4-5cys p fee 50 SO.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-15
Correspondence Of Delaware Gaz-tte
From the Seth Regiment.
CAMP HUNTER, Parkersb-

CAMP Hunter, Parkersburg Va.
Mr. TuousoS-S Sir:-The health of our
detachment Is good. but two cases or sickness
and they are conyulcscent. Our Col. (B.
Burrs) visited us yesterday and was enthusi-
astically received. The boys frequently bring
il Secesh, who all have the same wobegone
appearance Our presence is having a very
good effect here. OF all The soldiers who have
been here, we are pronounced tie most soldier
iy in mein and department \ party Of us
visited Blenerhasgclt island few days ago
The island itself is covered with luxuriant
vegetation; the incest corn in the country here
ilourishes. Here we can Judge Of the punish
ment meIcd to one who merely was an accom-
plice Of Il traitor. All that rem. ms Of his
oucc elegant mansion is a few solitary brick
bats who seem weary soutinels over the spot
they lad once adorncd. the island remains but
thc shrhberv, the flowers, the grand old man
sion are things Of tic past. Blenerhassetts
home was taken by the Government hc had
wronged. lie him ;elf became an on'cast and
II bcggar. aud ali that remains of his once
proud race. which traced bnck lis lineage for
eight centuries Is an IDIOT son now residing in
New York. Such was the punishment for
mere completely with traitors at Il time when
The Government was in its infancy; when men
doubted of is ultimate success Who can
deny but what it was just. Bat now when
the government has arisen 10 the strength and
glory of manhood when it is not an expert
mcnt. but glorious reality, how great should
be the punishment received by the bastard
who raises his fralricidal band against this the
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-15

We have now in the various military pris-
ous and dePotr, at Camp Douglas, Chicago :;
Alton, Illinois Camp Morton, Indiana !;
Camp Chase Ohio; Madison. " Wisconsin st.
l Ieus Johnson's Island, near Sandusky Ohio
and on The Atlantic o.,ast, about 10000 rebel
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-15
House and Lot for Sale
a CARD.

OWING to the unsettled state ot the country, and
~ the intention OF going into tho Army as soon as my
business can be arranged, shall hereafter make my
business exclusively CASH. All persons that are in
dchtcd TO will confer favor II they Will oau ard
settle by cash nate Al claims not arranged soon
win he left for collection.
August s. ls69. THOMAS EVANS, lr.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-15
On the Ist ballot the vote stood !:

vi l tleLn "tiH ueGliAct CilCScA'
For Adjutant w. c. Cooper, of Mt
Vernon, and 6. N. Beech, Of Logan, were
put in nomination. The vote stood
Cooper is
Beech u
Mr.. Cooper was declared chosen.
The Logan county committee are to re-
commend Surgeon for the Regiment, to
be endorsed by the other committees.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
A X. DUNN, Chairman.
G. T. STAYMAE, Secretary.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-15

The wool crop d Ohio this year il worth
six milIicn snd quarter Of doars Wool is
making a pretty good race for President if il
isn't King.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-15
Silver Soap.
FaOr SaTe.

q NEW and Excellent Articlefor cleaning Sil
n ycr aud Plated Ware iuSl receives at
bee It. SO 40 WILLIAMS FLOCK.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-15
The Burning Of the Golden Gate.

SANFRANcIsco. Aug. G.--The steamer Col
den Gate, under command of Hudson, and
burned at sea, sailed hence for Panama on tie
2Ist ult-, having % cabin passengers, I47 see
-urp cabin passengers aud steerage. and %
crew; 81 100000 Of treasure, of which Kirby,
Iyrne & Co, owned $4,000, and Meader
Loior & Co.. $4,000. On the 9th ult, at
z:45 p. m, wheG fifteen miles north of Man
camilla, while the passengers were dining. an
alarm Of fire was heard aud the steamer was
promptly headed for shore. three aud half
miles distant, the flames making fearful head
way At quarter after five the upper deck
fcl in, aud the vessel soon after struck the
beach, aud the passengers and crew, who had
not got into boats jumped overheard and al.
tempted 10 swim ashore. About one hundred
including fye children swan or were washed
ashore alive.
The ship burned 10 the waters edge and
soon disappeared. Those On shore made their
way 10 Maa,pila, jus; as the steamer St. Lou
is arrived up from Panama, some few Others
TO MnzaviIia in boats one boat with thirty has
not been heard from, it probably made shore
south o. ManzIvila. The St. Louis arrived
here tonight, bringing sevenfy-eight Of Gold
en- Gates passengers. all that were known TO
be saved and portion of the crew. Capt.
Hudson, with a portion of the crew, remained
in Manzlvilia, 10 look after missing passen-
gers.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-15
Slew Adrertisti1Euts.

Az- IT WOULD De a GREAT ACCOMMODATION TO
Us IF OUR ADVERTISERS WOULD SEND N THEIR
FAvoRs As EARLY ~ THE WEEK As WEDNESDAY
NOON
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-15
Eegal TJorce.

n COOP HORSE and SPRING WAGON nall down
n. AT n. ELY * cos.
Juy l., 1SGI-ftf.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-15
no .Arrnsi 70 ArmsI

TTEE or OHIO! The Government needs yonr
~ lLL services, and NCsT have them. The maintsn-
III ,uoc Of the constitution aud The old Gag depend up
- the alacyty with which rush 10 the
The Bil for drafting already before Congress and
tecited action IN volunteering ALoNG prevent s he
coming law. Tile best Inducements are o1ored 10
secure your services.
S25 Bounty!-One Months Pay in Advance!
We raising Company for the d5th Regnlent TO bs
commended by oil, kuuc, whose gallant coudrct at
Pitts5urg Llnding assures Iaat viii be braNely
led.
Come and 80 with us, and by voluntcorng e=rly set
into "A Rifle Company. You will not be ordered into
camp until the 10Th Of August, at Camp Chase
Cali Recruiting once NJ. l. at G. ". fIal's Law
Office, opposite the Williams Block Delaware, Ohio.
j. Ii. HUMPHREYS,
J. 7. RAUSERNAN,
Jolly IS 1862. RceruRlae Officers 45th Reg.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-15
Supplies Cor the Ohio Peniton.
551s.vy

CEAIED PROPOSALS will hr received at The Office Of
- the Ohio reniteutlary untl saturday ia. 23d inst
at o'clock T. NJ, for furnishing said institution with
supplies. follows
Twenty thousand bushels first qpqliy coarse Hooking
Coal suitable Tor burning in CRATES to be delivered IL
the prison yard by the first day Of October next,
Also, four Thousand yards striped Satiuct, not less
9n p inches wide; the warp 70 bo W. IS yarn 1890
ends; the filling 10 be pure American wool; weigh
eleven per ard when finished, and icsl Sc0Ted
TO be free from hock and eocSc, ana de-elbi. the
WAIAEN may direct.
Goods below the standard VIII not be taken az any
prscc.
Tie Directors and Warden reserve The right to reject
any bt considered lucoin -i Bile with The interest
the state.
10 bid will be considered unless satisfactory security
for the faithful performance OF the accompany the
liI.
tor farther fnrorrnatHou inquire OF "a. WARDEN.
n 5iERIDN,
Warden.
Ct3ro Ohio ionitaDtia-y,
Columbus. Aug. S. I6t2. aI5-"t
20 MILITARY officers and Soldiers.
f. IL. kinds o Military Cloth hand ami made TO
Ia order ON short nCtIce.
Aug. H. 1sG-. n. STRAUSS.
a GOOD ASSORTMENT or SW0RnS. ShSIlEc. EETTs,
"A ~houIdrr straps Pug cs, ami all necessary icle
Aug Is. ISL \, STRAUSS.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-15

WArsoN's Neuralgia King is curing dali
all cases of Neuralgia and Rheumatism.