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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-04-25

sE The Rev. G. S. Roberts, who has
dispensed with the gospel in Irasburgh
during the past two years, has been ar
rested for forgery in Canada, and is now
at Sherbrookc, where he will have a pre-
llminary examination. He paid the forg-
ed note and supposed that would end the
matter in which supposition he evidently
now finds himself mistaken.
TIE RECRUITS FOR THE VERMONT BRIG
ADE,-nowin rendezvous here, to the num-
Der Of $50, will leave for the seat of war
tomorrow, by the Rutland Road, in charge
Of Maj. Austinc. They will, probably.
go direct to Fortress Monroe, and at once
join the regiments before Yorktown
Free Press.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-04-25

A Public Examination of those designing to
N teach in the common Schools in the town of
Hyde Park, will be held at the Academy, on Sat-
urday, May 10th, commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
All who are interested in schools are invited to
be present. I. IL. HASELTINE,
Superintendent.
Hydepark, April %, 1862. "a
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-04-25
NEW YORK, April 81

New YORK, April 81.
The Heralds letter from Nashville
gives the following telegram, intercepted
by Gen. Mitchell:
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-04-25
WANTED!

10 more men to peddle tin. glass and wood
ware, and Yankee Notions. None wanted that
do not possess honest, industrious and temperate
habits. H. 3. FACE.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-04-25

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
And Solicitor in Chancery.
Particular attention given to the collection Of
military Claims, including Pensions and Bsun~
ties. Terms reasonable. Cambridge, VT.
nrRIcR At IrFRrRsnNYIIIR.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-04-25
WANTED (!

Hydepark, April II, 1862.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-04-15

viev with the judge, and with heavy
heaE appfised him Of ullai he had seen
md beard Of bis daughter, telling him that
usda the circumstances, Bell must here
aisaF hr 10 him a. a stranger; also asking
Ais permission 10 address tho plain, though
10 hin, beautiful Mary, much preierring,
as he aid, a sweet liltlc nightingale to a
gaulypeacock. Permission was granted.
Mary would readily have consented to
have been his. had not her affections been
placed q a physician whom she had long
known, nd who was every way worthy
Of her repect and love.
This sverc modification and great trial
was the means Of reforming Bells charac-
ter, for, shce that time, she has never left
her room in All uutidy manner, and all
that know her nov, think her amiable and
lovely, such is the chan1e wrought IN her
disposition. Harry in time united him
sch TO an amiable and beautiful person,
wlo has nov been dead several months.
Report says hat Bell is yet to bo Mrs.
Granger, though We cannot voueh isr she
truth Of this.
Aud now, young maidens, take warning
fran Bell. and adorn not your persons AZ
Tie expense of your mind and heart.
And you, young men, Judge not Of out
ward appearances. Bear in mind that
" fine feathers don. always make iiae
birds" And remember, TOO, when you
are looking for wife, TO happen II bstor'
kr1akffx,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-04-15
THE CHAPEL HILL.

u ffis g fAhb
ekh w mind ss elaia.
a reestase Havgs ma
e he csuf w8rt efls1aas step 81 eAygch,
"a comg RurA affnvea,
tna keta - sera N sa,nalfFs
AaA fghaeusie prasei
aAna I'd. ahsn church eas aons, lnnlked
Tat flls msl3ca noar
This FieAtunt peg With book Ia hap1,
A. ypa ars siitlaF hers
SIZE read she stefy q ,hs Gws,
Ani SEPT tt Ffief s.ncew
sYea, g.ird aaay--and behcld
Tie gail8 60 0pusn eroWni
Her cheek vas fsiref, aiHi her eye
Witt brighter lasg showRi
Bar eiflaa oi tuih aHd Innocence
Were sslll tbs maiden's own.
] never rsng merfier peal
I ban Whe8, lVs cas- briae
She sioad hentath the sacred porch,
noble yuu,h bcsise,
And plsbicd him her maioen troih,
y mas3cb loye aud pride
II never told Il deeper kncl
han wbea, u after YEAR,
Ihcs aa her ss tie clurcbyad here,
ffhe very grave, ms boy, that sea
Are watering now with teanl
"hs hg maihu gentle boy,
bat ebulns ihls tale u mine
Thou ara . flower whose fatal birth
Destroyed the fatal vine.
A precious 80wer thUu art, my eliiid--
Two IIyEs wKnE CIyES FOR THINE
,Oge vas thy s4i,ite1 uhther's. when
She gave thoe mortal births
And one thy Saviaf's, wien n death
he shook the solid earth,
CO. boy. aud live o. may bcht
Thy hle's exceeding worth
The boy aw0kr, us f0m a dream,
And thoushtitli, hooked around,
But nothing saw. save ~ bis feet,
Ills mothers iowiv mound.
And by IL side that ancient bell
HILL hidden la the ground!
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-04-15

upiles with the army and navy aai'oned
on tic lefl wing q the Potomac, in The
hope thar ihe goyernmcut viii present Jim
with fitting recompensc for his gallant
services"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-04-15

4 census collector says sll the lasiics
IN the district are Ike the niosa, which .
never q day older than thirty.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-04-15
DURNETrs GENUINE

DURNETTS GENUINE
Il EXTRACTS.
BUgNETT's COCAINE, fsr the Hair, t,si ar
ticle Ia use.
FANCY BOXES AND TOYS, for presents.
INDIA RUBBER DOLLS. BALLS and TOYS.
Large assortment. los, received Al the
DRUG STORE
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-04-15
The Manchester Journal.

eunusnED EVERY TUESDAY MORNING..
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-04-15

0Ann YDs ASSORTED DRESS GOODS.
ZUUU Del@lncs, Nalepelss. and ether styles
al ai2l-2 etais per yarsl Great bargains 10 this
u, R.T HURD CO.
Manchester. Ns.. u, 1851,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-04-15

oTncE ovEa 1HF FqIiso1 sTsHE
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-04-15

(yESTs' sHAwLs. Superior make, frua 9 5G
SO. Al the foUINox STORE.
Manchester. New i9, 1851.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1862-06-16
Raj

eHC tlt"C w oit1 t'a' yoH we're falI VI HO-
be sentiments about the jnssice Of the
h'o@' the power Q. 'he fa~s you had an
+ aaiaihg !a'th ID c9f.frontGttons, 'rec0t-
lee"'s''fs' ,Jaet""'S' and ali the Jargon Ct
the coli1s' I really a4mlred you When,
%i'fl heaa efecF and nashlng eyes, IKE
brntas Or Ai5t!ies. yon launched at the
"or'ny /, 7eae.cnal 'oo tremendous threat
Eoa "ou'o Ho1 S'sll yoaf coeIfoetot'o1a :
oo tno'l9"c 'i1'c 'i'ac YOU had yindlcated the
7 Ttef Stt, Hal majesty OF Jo@ncc, Justice Ban
I Nho sPeaFs OF Ia" or justice! Justice !"
continued the soldier, gloomlly, "where
7'9 are 10" .. - t"e e.an.' IDEAS yea eiug toia
y = 'aetN are 59af oonfronto-
.s'4s' aA. sGozs.4se IS dis majestic Ma.
rs! h.'s ,zsea9sa f!S EoIal iiand, ant not
!. one .ot Foer ieGa. soFnls remain !! Yon
were i'hdeft ~ orr 7InphcItV and sin
g'enesS o. neart 1oo. did cot co4ceive
the pos 0l',tF OF blood, and torture, and
order AoaoId not foresee that, ina
twelve nonth, you would see in France
oA.s d LoeN ot sheep slaughtered by
"o.Ees. 4 a@" iJ AL saw 1T coming,
ana no" It comes. I le& It comes . II
- on rs = noos.Eoos oppression Of a
ooJ&fd, r. ed ~ 2 yl'e Old woman, grinds
rs nc .. 1cy Garth beneath the iron
meet OF "a oto5ai so.dlafy Yonr coJroh-
L"t'0@S an. processes "a miserable dead
.e'js' .'@ "Ea i'll the midst OF the drag
on1ades.
me tone Oh the speaker was SO earnest,
ana lnstluos with sach gloomy passion, that
, 8nuddrr '+n through his companions
frame, ana o1c3hstloosly his eyes turned
lard the 4l&l"a5,
4es, uno oerstand, continued Dupuy,
% vita 2'o"'"y 9o'dne~S " yo0 look for them !!
you Ano". nat hey ara you are conntIog
tHe moments %hI.e taoy delay See there
IS the sfguat # tho'f approach r' ..
o The soldier pointed as he spoke g q
~ . house S'n,'o"eteo u woods at the distance
Q. "at' & 'eaeae rom men q dense smoke
% orgao 70 rise, socceedod aItnot lmmeai-
~ a'e'y ~ lanes, wren darted from the
"fhoo"S ana wrapped the whole edlfce IN
. 'he'F thor'd emoraee.
3lfe Dlou ere 5, Is 1t not
= ! eS' ana Gu WI soon see his wife aud
n - -. ~ ''s7 o1 '-''7 a 5h"''y' II 'ne IRA
y goons nave not dashed their brains out on
IS ''V "mh t1n'e' 49,. c.,,,:,
q w. "'} 'ou Sal1 Fo'ta'ne' raS'ng
= MS S''1E eyes 10 heaven VII" gloomy sorrow
p 40 ~ on;,,, ,,, .'.. @ ...1.o Is h%1 ter
"a 3t .'ole c',.i'eS nave We commlt1eo' that Shon
Ia 0'9. S'lIAG sui ., US VIA Sny 54pnder-Ooft
..,, "1i' Iei' yoo' Sa}1 DoPuy' even more
~ oo,I i5: aoo glo0my' Our crime has been
,a " 'olo'"g ol the hands to Sleep crlmlna
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1862-06-16

- {
- -" I'D.
- -vaHg " lie Dies Broken Hearted
In te ....4arv dersr,m.o4 r. .nav
cAqna4 ,e, e..1 tho .f,l..,,-;.
,a....
p..l5 DI2- ~. 2s-r assd 20 wife of De- Titt Clinton
In f1e editorial column there il a sad
pr" -.a...c ~stty, rel4.iug to the an
noan......- which va s,ra,- t-l,,u r,
;.,.. -a..o.b
.,, '''0 0'" 3 aNu
'0.~ &5"~.'E' 'haJ II cannot tai! TO
make an oppression fer ood on readers of
everF ere. L. says.
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- , .,.., r.l.. - ;a4 - lI y''7 u7i'"
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cra4r. .fa......s-;. ,,~;5.. ,Fs5Fl' ''is
! ta:rs. J.-s..3 -! -. ~''e oe-
,.. ar aet..,;o., s.o.,,,3,l., -.,Lr. l'5 P'Na-
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o o;...,m.. T.--tt o''.t"e' oI
r,r,-..... - H''''U WIN "p-
rro:EE.. - ''-.''9 <'@'' ID ne
'"""' youHg
o'r.,..-- ,9' '"' promise OF
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er,-@:-...- - '-lo'-'ai "'' personal at
~, .... p:I.'|',''' ~''''-.d hef.-
ll-'..... 0'''''Iu',i@ oo9' q fler sex,
d. -.isl@..5 .# l,.1 - - p'O"i''e' aoo
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... Vhao w., ',eI' --''.' removed
f...E.f.l - ''1enI
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.had ;a.... 1..a.,e ,,,,,S, NJ, Wv" Ne
,.ss -. -..'-.t '-SpS' A.ey we're mar
CO.. ,,l,. '.... ,'''o''' e'i'oli'ou'
fi.1, r... :. ,I.s ~ Fo5. ''l-0 VI "''en
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aas- - -l'. -s'1 = '"d
Ar .r,4tfff % t..a,t.-c NJ ,r1..,.,' ,,. L -
husaat.8 came ,oTo tho v.r15 80 aoan - w. re,
fon0ra.r4 or ..r;nn - 49,, P.." ~"
Ism the husband and f.t.or os,,a s., "''''
.Tue nothar racararat f."-. ',, aan.
mont :at ,f.a, rona.,al - o-.' eo''uue-
,.a ,r3 , n.Fr ,ta ~I,,, ,@aa,t. w. ''I' ',uS- @
deserted nv hin, for.a1 ;,.rr'.. ''S
she gags w.. =, da,na, ,'' ''5'' a''
The child -, ''l1 l'' pan!
COO. AID w. = 9I,0i'
she r...I lie f,r and ,L.. '',"5 '"o's 'uS'
fra,a. , 4.s.s.a ,ba |, l.I. - ,uSu S"''Sr:uS
ba3 Tto.r +ha sr-;f. "'',-.' uPo'- uy'ns
nore ta The di.saot ,,,a.',t ,'' ~; -
fhar eaa VIC d,,,ar. II, IN '''.~''' '1o9
h., If ,an'r.h ~ AI' s'''l Il ST ''7u'
,,if, ~ = ,-'Ie' us 1AP't'h9
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s;1a - ,-, I;e He ~ 'oao"Sl 'ns oed-
onI .,.. - - re- '''z7u'
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1862-06-16
ITO BE CONTINUED. J
FOR THE SPIRIT OF THE AGE.
An ACROoTTC.

Az ACAU1I1G.
To the Lady aoho gare NE q copy Qfthe Bible.
MARTHA, thy noble, gen'rous heart,
In goodness gave me this dear Chart;
So long as throbs my grateful breast,
So long omit this Book shall rest.
Moved by the call Of country dear,
Armed wita this precious word of life;
Right just nv tause-I wil not fear
To ureet the foe in deadly strife.
Heaven bless the fair and beauteous donor,
And keep hcg soul in holy honor.
Joined with the Angel hosts above,
On golden harps to praise the Lord
How sweet their song-how pure their love-
Now doubly precious His dear Word. ..
Seated before our Saviour God,
Then thy fol reward will come,
OF the precious gift thou didst accord,
Noble friend IN Lincolnton.
j, J. HOYLE,
CO. Z, 55th Reg n. G. Troops.
The owners Of cotton along tLs>s1
sippi, are generally basn, -
Z
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1862-06-16

AANKG1 DCTRAGEs IN NoaFoLK.-We
learn FROM respectable source tnat a Yam
kse Cl.ons. having violated a negro wo-
maa III A"F.oI1, vas shot dead ~ her for
81 doaag #heTeupon, the gaitant Colo
nell e1za gatrlots, 10 revenge OF ais death,
on the aex. lag. killed aud wounded about
l2O aegToes IL Norfolk.
49, rep rted that good many Yankees
nave oeen ki.iet By eating stra berries aud
rasPbarrle7 IL walch pois { nad been mix
ed pErSsi& &foeeo
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-02-21

derwriter took the Forrest in the saue style,
while the Delaware took the Fanny in q tine
shape, she having received ten shots from our
squadron, which made daylight through her in
as manT places. The Morse, Shawsheen, Lock
wood, Hetzell, Valley City, Putnam, White
head, Blinker and Seymour also covered them
selves with glory.
Every rfficer and man in our entire squad-
ron behaved like hero one as brave as the
other rall through this desperate charge The
terrified rebels, as they lorsoob their gunboaEs
Cred them, and thus all but she Fills were
burned. including a new one on the stocks
Fonr we're burncd. ore captured. ami two made
their escape--the Raleigh and Heaufort- They
are in the canal which leads TO Norfolk, but
are not abe to 90 through, on account of the
locks having been destroyed; consequently they
will be captured hctore This reaches you. n
rhr'y eau go only some few miles toward Nor
folk
Tho log-booi< Of the steamers. together
with the signa.-hook OF The rebel navy. ant
all their navy signal cUlors. fell into on
hands, with many other records and papers
which places Us in possession Of much that l.
valuable.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-02-21

On the FIRST page we give the remarks of our
Reprcsentative, Hon. S. SUILLABAEGER. on
the bill authorizing the issue of one hundred
and fifty millions Of Treasury Notes, aud in
opposition to the motion 10 strike out that
portion OF Tic bill making the notes proposed
to be issued legal tender Mr., s. shows con-
clusively that national debt, if not, as has
been claimed by some writer's onpolitical econ
omv, "a national blessing" is not neccssari-
" national curse. 1hr example he adduccs
from history is conclusive in support of the
ground he qssumes-and will tend TO relieve
the arpreheusions of those who imagine that
the debt Incurred in prosecuting the present
war will permanently Cmbarrass cur ration
and paralizc its energies. We have as yet not
been compelled TO look to foreign capitalists
for aid-all the government owes is to the pco-
ple-and with our debt funded (as is that of
England) and II prompt payment of interest
there is no likelihood that those holding the
bonds will be in any hurry for the payment OF
the principal. Besides, this contest is as much
for the benefit of posterity as for those who
are now on the stage Of action, and it is doing
those who come after us no wrong TO leave q
portion Of the expense TO be paid by them,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-02-21
Very Latest non Fort Do1elzo1.

FaEr DoNEI.s,iS Feb. 1.-THE great fire
which was sen up the river from this point last
night was the burning or the Tennessee Rolling
Mills four mikes from here. bv our gun boats.
he works had been used ny he n.bels in the
manufacture Of shot and shell aud other ma
terial nr war. II was an extensive concern.
Is..fnre surrcnd,.rng, the rtbels threw most
Of their late mail into the river. Col. Marks.
pns,-director. howrver succeeded in scizing
number OF mail bags and some outsiders lettcrS,
supposed To contain important infnrmI!inn.-
Fiovd's brigade. fearing they might he taken.
threw all Il1rir arms. which were Mimic r.a,s
Of the best kind into the river. The crews Of
the gunboa are engaged in fishing them
out.
Capt. Dixon. rebel chief o. artillery AMI en-
,ine4.r. who constructed the fort f7,Iinn<. was
killed in the bnmbasdment on Friday, in one
OF his own batteries.
ST LocIS Feb i0.-Thc Republicans Cairo
dispatch SAYS he latest adviccs from Fort d m
el<on report that the gun-boat St. Louis Capt
I'uuiding. proeecde,Fup the Cumberland river
to ClarkSvil!c, and found the enemy abandon
ing that place in panic. Two large Rifs.
lld>.ncd with munilinns Of war. were captured
at Rolling Mil. just below C!arksvie. Every
thing was being movtd to Nashville as fast
possible. where the next rebel stand viii be
made.
Everything at Fort D nclso1 was progress
lug satisfactorily. Oar army are encamped in
iLc captured works. having comfortable qlIr-
tiers in log huis aud tents in the garrison. The
soldiers are very enthusiastic and anxious TO
march at once against Nashville. With the
exception Of severe colds, consequent upon re-
rcnte Exposure, Gu: army was well.
The actual number Of prisoners taken was
| 1880. Among them. g ~. West, not presi-
ou~ly men'ion'd.
| FoRT DoxELSoN. Feb l8.-Two more rcgi-
ments were captured to-day to the east of the
emtrenchmcnis and a number of troops have
! come in and delivered themselves up. Abont
! 1000 stand OF arms have been taken. Many
/ Of the rebel troops DESTROYED their arms, and
/ Il large number were thrown into the river.
j Two thousand barrels of -four. ,2a9 boxes
| of beef, and a large amount of other rnvisions
were found today All Of to-day has been oc-
cupied in embarL'ng prisoners, gathering up
stores and munitions and burying the dead.
| There is Il great number of dead rebels still
anbnricd
Captain Lngoue and General Grant go TO
CarkSvillc 10 morrow, unl"r Il flag of truce with
the bodies of two Colonies, and to ciF.ot an eX-
chang of prisoners who have been sent 10
| Nashville.
TayIors battery was charged on five times
on Saturday each time repulsing the enemy
with great slaughter.
Il is currently reported that Governor ITar-
10 lay down heir arms.
ST Louis Feb l0-Iicn, Hal:atk has re,
cieved iispat~hcs from Fort Do,clson, stating
that .0oO more rebel prisoners have t,'cI
taken They came dawn the river not know.
ing ii had been surrendered, and were bagget
l,y our troops.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-02-21
Medical College of Ohio.

AN EXTRA REGULAR SESSION OF THIS IN
IA stitutou i'll cammcacu the 18th OF March and
terminate carly in Juy
PROFESSORS.
l.. NJ. LAWSON, N. D., Theory and rracticc Of Medi
cine:
GEO. c. FLACKMAN, H., Surgery. Surgical Anatomy
and Clinical Surse-y;
W. W. DAWSON, VI. D., Anatomy and physcloFys
NJ. B. WRIGHT, NJ Obstetrics and Diseases of Wo-
mon and Children;
JAMES GRAHAM, NJ. D., Nato.ia Nelira and Clinical
McdicinG;
NILSSON S.llIIR NJ. T., IL. r.. Cht misry and Jurls.
prudence;
H. \. LANGDoN, NJ. D., Demonstration Of Anatomy.
Fees for full co1-s s55; Mttriculaton ulre only,
s5; demonstrators Ticket, So; Graduation Scs.
The la 'uIty induced to hold this extra guiar
by the great demand for medical in the Army
and special instruction will bc given Lis
Of the Camp aud Military surg re. Clinical ad-
yantagcs u.surp passed.
GEO. c. ILACKMAN, ". n,
F,b .16I-2t. Dean Of Faculty.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-02-21

lth Illinois-Killei, Lieut Wasnur, Capt
Craig. Sergt. Pestil; wounded, Col. Lawler, in
arm, Capts LaEler. Wilson and Lieut.. Foote.
2O'h UIin0is-Killed Lient. Col. Erwin;
wounded, Capt. Kennard, Lieuts.' Archdeaeon
and King.
3th Illinois Killed, Adjutant Kirkpat-
rick.
3lst I:linois-Killed, Lieut C5l. White.
Capt Williamson; wound.d, CIl. Logan. ball
through the shoulder, AdjHtapt Gapehart,
Capts NJ Cook Summerfield, Or. MeCnok.
Ash IIIinoi<-kil,ri, Lieut. Col. Smith.
45!h IlinoiS-KHrd. Capt. True.
The comp prsilion the rebel forces was as fol-
lows: Tennessee l regiments, Mississ pPi 8
Texas /, Kentucky ? Arkansas /, Virginia /.
and ono battalion uf cavalry each, from Ala
bama, Tennessee AMI Mississippi.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-02-21

The commanders orthc rebel forces at Roam
okc Island, at Fort Henry, and at Fort Doncl-
son, each asked for terms when proposing to
surrender their forces-and each received the
significant reply that Unconditional surrcn.
der" was the only terms that could be grant
cd. This is in accordance with the sentiment
Of the pccp.e OF the country-it is the only
reply that any Of our commanders should think
of muking-and the only terms upon which
the contest should be finally closed.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-02-21
Sale of Real Estate by order
OF Court,
Benjamin Powers, Admir- Of Chas. a. Powers, deed.
VS..
TTanrv Pnvvars et ot


Henry V. Powers, ct. al.
IN PURSUANCE to an order Of the Probate
Saturday, the 22d day Of March, A. d., 1862,
at the hour Of O'Clock, in the afternoon upon the
premises IN Delaware township, Delaware county Ohio,
will b. sold The highest bidder, following Real
Estc, the property Of Charles 4. Powers decreased,
o-w: Being the part oil the Forth part Of lot No.
IL aud part OF the north part OF lot No 49, In sec
tion g. township ). range 19 United States Military Sur
vey, bounded and described folows:-Bcginning at
point in the OF the State and Plank itOads forty
ptlss of tbs line OF said IS; runnin
thence north 20 degrees west along said Of rua
59L poles a post, nj the north west corner
Of Chas q. Iittles land; thence north degrees 50
minutes cast along the east line Of Jacub Miller land,
$50 poles to white oak stub partly burnt aud decay
edpassing the first los poles in county rtRd thence
south S9 degrees cast along the south line f lots Nos.
IL and IL, 81 poles To post at point 40 poles north
S95 degrees west from the north n lot No.
Is thence south degrees the west hnc q land
used and in poss Of Rev II. Van penan, 24o poles
and eighty -huudredths pole the plac. of he
ginning passing over post in the north edge OF ti
road containing eighty and nae-tcnths uf
Of land.
of which is excepted strip of land the south
Of said tract, ~ feet wide, and
north line Of Jacob Miller's hand, which his house.
stands containing about half of land, which Is
sold TO said Jacob Miller and rcfcrcnc Is hereby made
to his decd for particular description thereof;
leaving S75s Of land, viz: 1926 acres in lot No.
Il ana Az lot No IS reference being had tn
the survey said land mlde hy C. Nrii, April 10th
1885. Appraised ut { 5 1855 90.
Terms Of sale, Cash. BENZ POWERS, 'Ad'mr.
OF Charles 4. 7. yyers de'cl.
February q 'lsG.-icw. En s6-cs.l -
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-02-21

Tomorrow, February 22d, is the day set
apart for the inauguration Of jeff. Davis as
President Of Rebeldom. 1t has been boasted
That in his inaugural he would be able to an
nounce the success Of the rebellion, the ac-
acknowledgement of the bogus Conlcdoracy by
the principal European powers, the breaking
Of the blockade &C. Bat, alas for the uncer-
tanty Of human calculations, this fine pro
gramme has been slightly changed within the
last few weeks, and instead Of the anticipated
joyous light that was TO hlaug his reign
the darkness and blat kueSs Of despair brooods
over his domains and alter ruin and discomft-
urc slarcs him in the face. 1t is altogether
likely he will attempt to put on bold air, but
it will be but false prcttnsc--hiS fate is in
cyiably scalgd--he will be f,rlunate if he is
permitted TO remain Il month longer in Rich
mond--and Il he best thing be could do wolid
be to use all the encrgy he can command to
make his escape from our shores and join Sli-
dell and Mason in what is likely to prove Il
permanent exile in foreign lands with the
brand of traitor indeIibly marked on their
brows.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-02-21

The treasury note bill has passed the Sen
ate with amendments. some Of which it is not
likely the House Will agree to, though its final
success Without material alteration from the
form in which it passed the House is proba.
bic. If the sentiment of the people of tue
loyal States is regarded it will thus pass.