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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-11-21
The armies Of ths West.

Great preparations are being made for the
coming operations il the west, in which swim
ter quarters are net yet discussed. Il is sta
ted that the army campaign il the west and
southwest, will not fail short OF three hundred
and fifty thousand, who viii battle under the
following commanders:
I. The army concentrating IN the Kenswha
Valley, under Major General Cox.
2. The army Of Mejor- General Granger,
organized opposite Cincinnati, and now NOV
ing through Central Kentucky.
2 The grand Army of tke Ohio" under
Major-Gcncral Rosscrans, at this time mon
its second march TO Middle Tennessee.
4. The army Of West Tennessee under Ma
jor-Genersl Grant.
5. The army fortHiVg under Major General
MeClerraLd for service along tte Mississippi
River.
6. 9hes army ef The Southwest Major Gen
eral CutGs's o!d coRmsud) ROW oTera.ing in
Southeastern Missouri.
6. The" Army of the Frontier" at present
campaigning in Northwestern Arkansas, un-
der 3rigadier General SchoGeld.
The Rebels are known TO have but fcur ar
mics il the field east and west Of the 8Iississ
ippi with which to meet this tremendous 10y
al force viz: The army under Loring, in South
wes tern Virginia; the united armies or Kirby
Smith and Bregg, in Last Tennessee; the ar
| my uud-r Pumber:en Gate Van Dorn's) in
| Norfe-n Mississippi; and that until recently
/ ctian.an'td by Hindu en-, in Ncrlhern AR,
/ ia:>as. Tie ligEest estimates made Of th,
s.ieagth # hlse several arm,es range as fol-
/ }Cue.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-11-21

Feea tLs I21st RsEiasat.

CISCISSAT!, O., Nov. 18Th, 1862
Tea days ago left Cincinnati with twenty
eight cases Of goods and three barrels of dried
lruit, representing the U. 5. Sanitary Com
mission, destined 10 supply the fourteen hgz-
dred sick and wounded seldieTa at Perryville
aud Lebanon. fou4d that The goods Hesr
much needed and gratefully received. Near
Lebanon, found the l2lst with its gallant
Colonel, il guod spirits, but suffering for The
want or teBls. At tie request OF the devoted
Chaplain, Bro. Drake, l preached 10 tie boys
gathered around their caEip fires To address
such crowd Ct attentive hearers, Is a great
pleasure. I he meals of the regiment l. very
good, aud improving.
on the I2,h inst, Col. Rid furnished me
an ambulance, aHd Capt Wager for d guide
aad cozpsnion. to visit TIE sick left at Perry
vile, and the battlefield on Chaplin Hils.-
D.. SeoyiiIe had in charge shout d.ty cases,
none vcsy ssrious. We distributed a leE
towels, socLs piliOw-s!iI,s. drawers, and canned
fruit among lie boys, and held religions service
ia each ward dasing the evening. The few
books which | vas able 10 give them were
very acceptable, especially the Soldiers
Hymn Bosk, oaich soldier said they coaid
turn to double use-reading and singing
The Captain took Tne over tue battle-ground
and showed ne the wonderful deIiverance OF
tie regiment from the murderogs fre of the
encniy, aud .he oak tree behind which this
! guido kcld himself when shot aHd shell reii
thick asj fast, aGl from which hiding place
the Captain moved lin in hot haste. Seven
days after the battle, the Captain, with his du-
tail of usen, buried six hnndryd sui ten rcb-
els. Ia one ravine sixty-two bodies we're
thrown and covered over. Hogs lave rooted
up many OF the rebels and devoured them
Arms, legs, aid sculls are seen in horrid ugii-
ness on the apiu-aed earth. This Is no fault
of ours The hight after the battle, the reb-
els, instead of burryiDg their dead, robbed oar
dead and wounded men. Their butternut suits
ragged and filthy, we're seen all over the
ground on vhIch cur brave men fell. Thl
l2Ist was the only regiment left al Perryviile
and this force was scarcely sufficient to gathel
up aud care for he thousands Of our sick an,
wounded.
Whea We returned to Lebanon, the mex
day, the regiment had moved to New Market
under orders Soath. DR.. Williams. the ener
getic and fkiiful Sargeon, left his sick (abou
forty ia number) in good hands, and move,
with the reeiuaent.
The record or the l2lst on the bloody hill
: Of Chaplin Greek, is tbs harbinger Of a glori
Gus future. Cor eid is the acting Brig, Gen
eral Of the Brigade made up Of The l2lst, G6tE
and 5O'b Ohio, and the 8Oth Indiana.
B. W. CuIDLAW.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-11-21

The return of Mr.. Cameron from Russia is
regarded with great alarm by the Democrats OF
Pennsylvania, who fear that he will carry the
election for c. S. Senator by a coup d etat, the
same as on the former OCCASION The Demo-
cratic leaders threaten the most dreadful penal
ties on any Os the weaker brethren who may
vote for him.
A new Court has been established in New
York city, under the treaty with Great Britain,
for the suppression of the slave trade TX
Senator Truman Smith offciates on the part OF
the United States, and Sir. Archibold on the
part OF the Bri sish government
LIBERAL--Ihe Hsrrisburg gas Company have
adopted a resolution to pay the National tax
levied on gas directly from the funds of the
Company, and not charge tue same to consul
mers, as they are aUthOIzed 10 do by the termsI
of the law.
The Toledo B2lFe of the 10th reports the
shipments at that port for the 4S hours at 20,
43S bushels of wheat, 81 .451 of corn, and 13,
lS4 bbls, -four.
The Governor Of Michigan has decided that
there will be no draft made ia that portion OF
the State which lies on Lake Superior.
In Alabama the peob!e are II liking tea o
blackberry leaves.
! STREET ENGINE .--A street engine for drawing
I ponderous loads is Just introduced in London.
/ Its first essay was successful, a wrought iron
4 weighing twenty tons having been drawn over
/ the pavement with ease and without accident
/ It's wheels very wide, aud 1t turns cut tol
vehicles as readily as a cart. Great crowds as.
sembled to witness the performance as it passed
through the streets.
! John Speckmire, who for some years past
has been travelling around tie country enter
tanning aul!encies by his power 10 plunge tht
blade of a sword at fun length down his seosoph
agus and 10y his capacity e to eat and diges
any number of stones--his only food, eXceP
lager beer-died sudendly at Buffalo recently
/ BouSD To Kill MORGAN We learn from
! Lieut.. Center, that Young man Of the d
/ o. V l., from near 'filfin. had sworn that
he ever got eve on John Morgan he would xii
him. During the engagement at Lexington
he herd a ebel officer addressed rs Morgan
| and-supposng him TO be the zveritable JOIN
let him have the contents of his Carbine
which took effect in the neck of the officer
who proved to be I Major Morgan. a nephey
of the Generals A rebel Captain ut ono
rode up toward the Young man and shot hin
through the heart, Killing linn instantly
.Szndssay Hegjsier.
SINGULAR FACT.--One day last week, n fowe
resembling fuI blown white rose. was-ricNe
up from an apple tree Oh the farm OF Harlo'
Burghart in this town. on the road To Eyre
mont. 1t was nearly two inches in diameter
and consisted Of over a hundred leaves. Tn
tree is loaded with small apples. and the sing
ularity of the phenomenon is the subject {
: much foolish superstition. L. BcrkshIre( Mass
Courier.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-11-21
Rebellion not a Eaw Thing.

Since the organization Of the Federal gov
eminent eleven attempts have been made TO
resist It's authority. TIE first was in 1852, a
conspiracy Of some of the odicers of the Fed
eraI army 10 consolidate tie thirteen States in
to one, aud confer tAe supreme power ou
Washington. The second in 1787, Shay's in
surrection 10 Massachusetts. 1he third in
1894, called the Whisky Insurrection Of Tenn
sylynuia The fourth in 1914, by the Hart
ford Convention. The ffth in 1920, on The
question Of the admission Of Missouri into The
Union. The sixth was collision between the
legislature OF Georgia and the Federal Gov
erpment, in regard TO the lands given 10 the
Creek Indians. The seventh was in 1890,
with the Cherokees in Georgia The eighth
was the Memorable uullfying ordinance Of
South Carolins, in 1892. The ninth was in
1912, in Rhode Island, between the sutIi age
Association and the State authorities. The
tenth was in 1856, on The part Of the Nor
mons, who resisted the Federal authorities
The eleventh is the present attempt at Seecs-
sion.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-11-21
ASSETS MAY LIST, 1852.
O e "a e..
4ssnssaas OFFICE sth District of Ohio

ASSESSORS OFFICE Sth District Of Ohio,
Narysvil!e, O., Nov IS 1862.
ETOTTCE Is HEREBY GIVEN that from this date to the
IL Ssh day Of Becr!nb4r next, The lists valuations
and enum2rations IL ana taken in the county of Del
aware, BY Robert Mcknnie, Emery Moore, John w.
ladd. William Williams and Charles Armstrong ASSis
taut Assessors, unicr the Internal Rcvenhe Law, will
be oren for exam naltian 1T toCGfce Of Emery Moore
IN the town of ItlaWa3e
Also, the jth day Of December next the
unders ned Will at SAID ctco in said town Of Delaware
receive and determine, in summary way, appea S in
reference - any erroneous excessive valuations
euumeTat0ns made By said Assessors All ap pcas arc
required be in writing and sp cify the particular
cause, matter or thing. respecting wbcl decision rs
requested; and the ground principle OF Inequality
complained Of be stated The oay qucSi lion t. he
deta-min ID appeal, is whether the valuation
complained Of be, be not, jasJ relation o,her
valuations in the Ascssn mt district and wheth
the enumeration be or be not correct.
deem it my duty, under my Instructions further
t" give notice that All persons who desire to procure
License Should make application to the Assis As
therefor, and that they fail to do, they sub
jact themselves to heavy penalties.
Also that il the duty af all manufacturers to make
monthly returns to the Assistant Assessor, and in de
fault such rcturn refusal 10 comply with the
provisions OF the llw regulating manufacturers, they
subject themselves to forfeiture amt SEIZURE o All
manufactures held by them, and 10 Inc OF hve nun
dred dollars.
Also that all auctio-err required to make month
y returns to the Assistant Assessor, and the taxes
their sales each month and that in default there
Of they are subj. to a fine of Eve hundred dollars
Also that all persons who slaughter animals for sale
must make monthly returns Of the numb Of cattle,
calves sheep and hogs slaughtered by them and in de-
fault thereof they subject penalty dol
duty fraudulcuy withheld, cvaded or attempted to
be evaled
is the duty Of all the aforementioned classes of per
90 to the Assessor, No ether course IS safe
c. EANT1E.TcN,
Assessor sth District Of Ohio
Novarnb3r I3 1862
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-11-21
N-he .Lau Fay The Taxes.

The VaHandigbamRlers ond seymouritee
cry out, fierce and lorg, Of tie burdens OF
taxation which tie war Is putting upon the
people ct the North and charge the whele
of it upon the Administration and the "radi-
Gals" when The fact is that tbos3 same peace
Democrats are the ones who ara in favor o.
greatly increasing ihe taxes which the people
have 70 bear. TAsy want the war stopped
at Once, and are in favor Of compromising
with tie rebels. Ii this was done, the United
States would lie obliged TO assume the cnti;e
rebel war debt in all its vast proportions
The North woud then have Tie most Of this
dobtte pay, If assessed pro rGta upon popula-
lien CT wealth. So that these peace men
would throw uFon cur sLoa 'ders rot only CIR
OWE debt, but that Of the rebels. How would
tie tax payers l,ke that? How mueb would
their burden be ligdtened?
The radicals" are for making the rebels
pay part Of the expenses Ct the war, by the
Onpfscation Of their properly, thus relieving
the loval North Of the amount thus obtained.
The Democrats oppose this, and Charge that
it is unjust to TIE South, forgetting entirely
ia their zsal FOR their Southern friends, that
they are thereby unjust to the North. Which
party has the creates claim upon the support
| Of tax pa!ers P Cleavoland Leader.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-11-21

A PRovIBEETIAL EsoAPE.-I II is rarely that
we have heard Of more Providential escape
than occurred in conn ection with the recent
loss of the schooner Monarch, in SandGsky
Bay. The wife and two daughters OF II. B.
Payne, Esq, OF this city, were visiting at
PutIn-Bay Island. They designed TO return
to Sandusky by the Monarch, and evca went
on board of her for that purpose. After they
got on beard, Tie youngest daughter, little
girl, becoming petulant with regard to some
trihing matters, began to cry and declared
that she wouldn't 60 to Sandusky on that
boat at all The whole party fualy left the
Monarch and she sailed without them, all who
were on board being lost. 1t was truly a
miraculous escape Cleveland Leader.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-11-21
TsTO e n s. e S.

IN EROTICEIS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ALL
persons in Delaware County requiring
E4AI LICENSES under the Act of Congress
''To provide Internal Revenue to support the
Government and pay interest on the Public
Debt" MUST apply at my Office, ut the Bank
of Delaware, and take out the same ON or be-
fore the
20th day OF 1L 0voznber,
1852. The penalty of the Law WILL be en-
forced against all who neglect to take out the
same until after that date
B. POWERS, Depy Collector
1st Division, Sth District of Ohio
Delaware, Delaware county, o. Nov '62
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-11-21

Oat OF the sixteen hundred men who should
have reported al Camp Curtin, as dfaiied men
from Lancaster county, Pennsylvania, it is
found that ;here are uot Sufficient Inen present
10 fern 4 rogimcal. 1Lis has oaused great
CONSERVATION among lADse who had furnished
substitutes, as many, if not al, OF these sub
stitutes have failed to report.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-11-21

ONE HUNDRED AND 'iEN YEARs.-James
Douglas, OF Stoney Creek vas horn in Rnode
Island, August lst, 1913, and IS nov ia his
one hundred and tenth year. He is rather be-
low the medium size, and in such good health
and yigor, that we see 10 reason why he should
not continue to live a few more centurics.-
lie persists in working ike most old people,
and IN sumner time walks about two miles ev-
cry day 10 labor On Garn.- New Haven
Conn Journal
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-11-21

The township of Dayton, ia Newaygo coun-
ty, Michigan, takes the banner. 1t cast sixty
four yoles and eU.ry ote Of item Rep t5t.caa.
It must be remarked that this township las
also sent her quota to the var, al JUt TWO ol
whom were Eepub-ic&u-.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-11-21
schooI Examiner's NEotice.

YTEREAFTER, and until further notice, the
IL school Examiners OF lie eRware county will meet
al the TENiPLAR HALL, in the town of Delaware ev
ory saturday, except during the months Of January
February, July aud August; during which months TIA
Board n the second and fttFth saturdays
" the said months respe ctiycly. Nominations vii
comm snis At 0ae O'Clock p. Candidates MUST pr
sent satisfactory testim onias of good chRrDCte
liy order OF the Board,
june 8 Is59-%u II. NJ cARPER, Clerk.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-11-21

The Washington Republican says the coHn-
Try about Warrenton furnishes supplies in
manner which will be perfectly surprising 10
those who have talked sboat starving out the
South The army clique, which is now depo-
scd, resisted movement upon Richmond a
year ego, upon The ground that sn advancing
army mast carry aleng with it every pound
Of forage needed for lis animals" At the very
Time they said this, every reconnaissance
pushed out from Washing ton, returned loaded
with supplies, and now at ills day, after an
other year Of war, hay can be bought in indef
iai.e Guautitias wi,hiu ten miles of Warren
ton at lrcm thirteen to ElIeen dollars per ton,
or at iNo-tLirds what it eyss the GoyernlHeut
TO Lay it here.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-11-21

The potato crop did net generally turn out
well in tbs vicinity. We hear of some farm
tl4 bug ns for tAsr own use. The price now
paid IL 81 c-uts per bSshel.- Oaopt Demo
J Il.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-11-21
VALUABLE TOWN
LUAbLE IOW n
Property at a Bargain.

VTYHAT large and convenient Dwelling House at the
: F corner OF Winter and Liberty streets, Della
ware ohio formerly occupied by Mrs. Mecham, is for
sic at less than one-a original cost, though in
good repair In any offer will be respectfully con
Ssi5ared Inquire of H. J. EATON, Agent.
Nov IL 1852 At the Office of Reid & Eaton.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-11-21

The President is hurrying day by day in
wiring bis message. No one -tes him after
noon. OF one fact the public ny be assural
the President IN his Inning mes &c
will stand firmly by his rroc'a.. alton Of et.tn-
cjra,ion. \ distinguished !. ..iJici:u e. d .ar-
ored in vaia to see him two consecutive days,
aud hni.ly employed . friend 10 secure an in
terpew. Tie President replied to the friend !:
" I am too bnsy for the interview til after
Congress meets. Besides. know just wha.
he wants Of me (IIe here referred to the
specific object, which was really to get Mr..
Lincoln to Fecede from the proclamationl-
! The President continued: i shall not DO
{ anything of the kind. and why should he or L
waste time or words over the subject" This
little incident which occurred within q few
weeks, illustrates the feeling Of the President
upon Ills question, ard it is pleasant to hear
that there are many prominent Southern gen
tiemen who stand firmly by him in it.-Co
Foadenos ". 7, Erea.ng Post.
4
Cross Election Fra-ds II Indians
The Union State Central Committee Of In
/ diana are about 10 issue circular on the late
/ election IN that State, showing a large fraudu-
/ lett vote IN that State, and that there were
sixiy-two Thousand votes in the army at the
time of the election Of whom more than three
fourths are shown to belong to the Union par
ty that the Democratic vote at the late elec.
lion was, 10 fity-seven counties. larger than il
was two years age, although these same c0un-
ties have $500 volunteers in the service
that IL the strong Union counties there is q
large decrease OF Union votes; /; that the State
has sent into the Geld $4,000 volunteers; get
the Democratic vote in the State Is larger
than il was two years ago, when all these vol
unteeis were at home; that large number o
the leading Democrats in the State sustain Ia,
Union organization. 1t shows clearly that tn,
defeat Of tie Union party was the result 0
frauds aud the absence Of Union votes in tli
field.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-11-21
r. cIice in Partition.

FFyH0MAS WARD. OF Marion county, Ohio, VIM. Ward
of Pixies Peak, Missouri, John Nard, ef Iowa. Ma
ry Breese ard VIA. Preesc her husband Of 81 Joseph
Missouri Mary5J- Norris =. BerTis, Sarah Nor
ris aEd be- l.sband John Morris, Pike Ward ami tafah
Ward al OF iclaware county, Ohio, viii take notice
that petition 6rd against them on the 18th day Of
Noyen5er A. ) 1862, ia tte Court Of Common Pleas OF
Delaware county. by James Eeulis1n and C1tharine
Jeuu.sOn auI pcHyilH,, v herein the SAID James
and Catharne Dennison Gesi.d partition nf and tic
assignment of the doser the said Sarah Wr widow
of Wn War3 in the following read estate: situate in
the county OF IYG3s, are Ohio and Range %, T
ship g. section L. tl., ana being art Of Lot M.
C0nf uci. tue : W corner Of said iOt; IL
ring east 0 thr south line sI lot and section line
10 t = Z c5rH,r th ru9f thence north on the east line
OF said lot the ) l. corner Of Joha d. Jones' AEd;
hence west to tie If lots and 8 thence south
Oh the line said lot No. I. the place Of begin
ring containing III K acres, or less. Aud at the
next thcrm slid application VIII be made Tor
an order PARTON my be made Il said premises,
ant the dover uf the said sarah Ward may beas-
signed tlssreu.
November y. Is52-6eyyIs. Aft'ys for Pet'rs.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-11-21
c0O mn MALE or FEMALE AGENTS
OOOsOOO TO SELL
LLoYD's NEW STEEL PLATE COUNTY coIoRED
NAP OF THE UNITED STATES, CANA
DAs AND NEW BRUNSWICK,

LLoYD's NEW STEEL PLATE COUNTY COIoRRD
NAP OF THE UNITED STATES, CANA
DAs AND NEW BRUNSWICK,
From recent surveys, completed Aug 10, 1859; eost
1000 to eugrave it and sne years time. u s''
superior to any ten dollar map made by Cotton
370,O nance engraved on this map.
1t is not only aACOunty Map but il is also
COUNTY and RAILROAD MAP
Of tho United states and Canadas combined one sv-
ing EVERY RAILROAD STATION and distances between.
Guarantee any woman or man ss TO s. per day, and
will take back all maps that that cannot be sold and
fund the money sond for 81 worth 10 try;
Printed instructions how 10 canvass we'll FURNISHED
wan.ed-wholo.elc Agents for our Maps IN svssy
fortune may be made with few hundred dollars cap
ital. No competition ,, 7. LLOYD,
The War Department uses Map or Virginia, Mary
land and Pennsylvania, cost 500 600, on which is
WiHamsport Ferry Rh6orsYiie Noland s FORD and ali
others on the Potomac and every other place n Mary
and, Virginia and Pennsylvania, or money refunded.
LLoYDs Typographical MAP OF KENTUCKY,
ONO, INDIANA AND ILLINOIS,
is the only authority for Cen Buell. and tho War DO
ror in it. Price so oeets -..
CFrom the Tribune, Aug. 2d)
''LLoYD's MAP OF VIRGINIA, MARYLANB AND
PENNSYLVANIA. The Map is very large 1t cost
but 20 conts and Is The BEST lrhich Be par
chased. -
LLOYD'S GREATMAP OF THE MISSlsSIP-
PI RIVER.
From actual Surveys by Capts. Rart and VIM. Bowen
Mississippi River lots Of ~. ieuis No. shows every
man = plantation and owners from Louis q
the Gulf Of Mcxco--l $50 miles-AeperY bar Is.
land town, landing, and all places 20 miles back from
the rivor-ooored IN counties and States Price eI tn
sheets, s. pocket term, aud $3.50 linen with fo
crs. Ready September 40ta.
Navy nErART,aGNr, WASHINGTON, Sept. IL lsea
J. T lAO1l--Sif: Send me your Nap Of the Neain.
sppi River, with price per hundred copies, RearAd
mirai Charles H. laws, commanding tho Mississippi
squadron, is authorized 10 purchase many an nrn
quired for the use OF that squadron.
Oct sl-st GIDEON EEILEs, see'y Of Navy.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-11-21
&@fw Adrertiseluents.

Hs- IT WOULD BE A GREAr ACCOMMODATION TO
Us IF OUR ADVERTISERS WOULD SEND ~ fz4EIR
rXyoRs AS EARLY IN THE WEEK AS WEDNESDAY
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-11-21
N O II r . Il
Mails

THE BEST IN THE MARKET-A LARGE STOCK or
4 hand At c. d. POTTER cos
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-11-21

From recent surveys completed Aug. 10, 1859; eost
$50, 900 to eugrayc il and years time. . - Of
superior TO any ten dollar map made by Cotton
or MITCHELL and sells at the low price Of nfy cente
$40, 600 namcs engraved on this map.
Ii Is not only a County Man hnt n Is nlsn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-12

1.-THE Nashville Union cOntinI 8 10 notice
the arrival in that city of officers and privates
who have become disguised with the rebel SER
vice, and returned to take the oath of allegiance
II gives the names of three captains, two ieuten-
ants, and several privates, who thus turned from
the error of their ways on the 10Th OF MaY.
IL There are about 1900 contrabsnds, In
Guiding all classes, the Islands OF st. Helena,
Port Royal, Ladies, DAwfuskie, Hilton Head,
and few Others, and they have planted about
1900 acres OF corn, potatoes, and vegetables.
MicHIGAN.-The Detroit papers state Il IT new
Michigan regiment-the I7th-is TO be .Jrmed
Immediately. IL il expected to be ready to take
the field In less than thirty days.
IL The annual catalogue OF Dickinson Col
lege, Carlisle, Pa, shows the whole number Of
pupils at r vent 70 be l0l, including 81 in the
preparatory parsment.
IDA tack manufacturer In Taunton, has sent
within few weeks no less than six tons of tao Ks
10 New Orleans, and has received an order for
two tons more.
IL In General Buffers order prohibiting the
Observance OF JEFF. Davis's fast day, he speaks OF
the supposed proclamation Of one Jefferson
Davis" Cool