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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-22
Sheriff Sale.


Il
vs. u tai order ofsaIe 10 ms
John D. Van Deman ct al. directed from the Court
OF Common Pleas of Delaware county, Ohio shall Of
fer at public sale t the door Of the Court Room in DELI
aware, on
Wednesday, 18th Of September, 1862,
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock a. m and O'Clock d.
of said day, the following tbed real estate
wit: Situate in the County uf Delaware, and Of
aud First Section United Military Survey Being
the north part u ot No 2S and the south part OF Lot
No. 20. Beginning stORo EsOst IN The junction
OF County road at the north Of the he s Of
c. BOyntOn deceased hand. Black ash eight inches
diameter, north 81 degrees west 63 y links; hickory
inches in diameter, south II degrees 100 links
thence north ST degrees along said heirs north
line in County read 225 rods and 10 links 10 the cehre
OF the Olentangy River, passing stone poat
by two hcores on the casa hank 0f she River thence
the center Of said river with the andefngs thore
% aud 29 thence continuing Ia the Of the river
north degrees east 2s rods nOrt IS degrees west ~
rods north 50 degrees II rods nOrth degrees
west II rods to tho division Of lot thence
south SO l6 degrees east 245 rods along said division
line 10 a stone on post in county road by a sugar
tree 20 inches in diameter south 81 degrees l49
Hks thence south degree along line In County
Foad 81 rods az links the southeas Of lot No
20; thence south 21s degrees said county road
80 3-10 pershes OF land, viz 20 II2-lGO acres TR
south part lot No. 20 and IS and eighty three
tentlsone hunr aud xticths north cf
lot No Is and being the land this day decided
said Van Drman by said Gardener aud wife.
r. C. WATERS. She riff.
and Special Master Commissioner.
Aug. Is 1862. S6,T5.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-22

LIRE INSURANCE PoLE1CEs.-lt is suggested
that after those unable to do military duty
have got done making aflidavits, the life lnsu-
rance companies will be looking them over
to see whether they harmonic with the testi-
mony given when the policies were obtained.
n OF bad idea.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-22
"Wednesday, September oath, 1862,

between the hours Of 10 a and p. Of said day
the following described rcai estate Wit Situate in
said county 81 Delaware aud state Of Ohio viz: Lc SO.
three (S) In Survey No thousand faurhndrea and
twenty (Nu 1921 Virginia Military Survey, bound
ed and described follows beginning al dead and
fallen white oak and buckeye, the Seluo river, being
N Hart's northeast corner; thence with said Harris
line south rs degrees west 2l0 hickory, beech
and sugar tree thence north 10 degrees 90 rods
oak white oak and beech being James Frc6hwator's
south west corner thence with said Frerhwaers line
north IS degrees 211 rods 90 hickory, red elm
aud dog wood the river thence down the west bank
OF with tho meandcrs thereof 90 the begin
ming, containing l2O aores being the same premises An
thony Custard conveyed ~ said Andrew Wilson at The
date OF said mortgage decd. Appraised at three theu
sand six hundred dol lars
II. C. WATERS, Sherin.
Aug 90 1862 $3.50
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Aent Adrertistitrents.

Rs- IT WOULD BE a GREAT ACCoMMoDATIoN TO
Us IF OUR ADVERTISERS WOULD SEND IN THEIR
FAvoRs As EARLY IN THE WEEK AS WEDNESDAY
NOON
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-22
M "A ~ Fl 90 d.
HOW LOST HOW RESTOREDt

Jas Published in Scalcd EnrcloP. Price Cents.
A Lecture on the EataTe, Treatment and Radical
Cure "f -crIhitortlst seminal Weakness. nvolun.
tlry Emissions Sexual nohty. aud lmpadimentg 10
Marrmgeg ueraj Nervou5n Ce lsnmp ion, Epilepsy
and fits. Met, and Physical lncapaeity, resulting from
Self Abuse, &c.--Iy BOBT J. GUI.YflkWEiI. -. ~,
Author Of the Greea Bo0k de-
The world renowned author in this admirable Tec.
ture clearly proves from his experience that the
awful Consequences or SELF abuse may be cnectuay
moved without medicine. aud without dangerous sure
cal aratOns, bouglS, Instruments rings cordiaS
pointing mode Of cart2in and cectu-
al. by which every sufferer lgstter phat his cOndi-
lipn ilay te u-Ay cure hseif cheapy privately, AMI
rafcay. This legspre Srill prove boon to thousands
and thousands.
Sent under SEAL in pain envelop any address, On
the receipt Of cents postage STAMPS. by ad
dressing nV CHAS. }. G. KLINE,
I27 Bowery New York, Post Otlice Box, 1856.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-22
Supplies for the Ohio Peniten-
fIaFV

CtEALED PROPOSALS will be received Of tho Oalce Of
- the ohio encntiary, until Saturday the a3d inst.
1'cock 7. NJ, for furnishing said institution with
S@pples follows:
Twenty thousand bushels first quality Hook ing
Coal snihie for burning IN CRATES, be delivered
the prison yard by the FIRST day Of October next.
Also, four thousand yards Striped Satnct, not less
than p inches wide; the warp TO be No. Is yarn 1900
ends; the dlling be pure American wool: 10 weigh
eleven ounces per ard when finished, and tetsoOTed,
to be free from flock and cocSc and deliverable the
WARDEN may direct.
Goods below the standard will not he taken at any
price.
The Directors aud Warden tle right TO reiec.
amy bid considered iRcoFpatbo with the interest Of
the state.
No bl win 10 considered unless satisfactory security
for the faithful performance of the accompany tho
bri
Tor further Information inquire Of thu Warden.
N MERION,
Warden.
Onice Ohio Pcnitcntiary,
Columbus, Aug. S, 1852. a15-2t
TO Military officers and Soldiers.
A Ii. kinds Of Military Cloth hand aud made o.
IA order ON short notice.
.sp5, Is, 1S62. A. STRAUSS.
A coon ASSORTMENT OF SWORDS. sAsHES. BELIS,
"A Shoulder straps, Bugles, and all necessary articles
for Military Officers, constantly on hand.
Aug. -. 1862. A STRAUSS
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-22

SrAE1 TIckET-The Union State Convention
which met at Columbus yesterday, made the
following nominations Supreme Judge, f. T.
Backus, of Cuyahoga; Secretary of State, Vim.
5. Kcnn on, Of Belmont; Attorney General, c.
y. Olds, of Franklin; School Commissioner.
VIM. d. HcnkIe, of Warren; Member Board oi
Public Works, - Gregory, of Scioto.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-22
Flax Straw,

THE subscribers hereby notify an Interested th,t
\ they WILL NOT, until further notice. purehase
any Flax Straw
They will be engaged for some time In making re
pairs to their Min, and will give notice when again
prepared To receive Straw.
Farmers who save their straw will Ana rnarhot e,.
Il "a so0a as we again commence operations
Aug. 1892 BRIGHAM A fTayvre
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-22

Those feelings which saddrn us, usually arise from
trouble auoyanccs. distracted Perspiratiun
ing and drinking whatever is wholesome. Thus dis.
Urhug the hsathlui action of the liver and stomach
These organs must be relieved, you desire tone n
ia" PTt- taken according to the printed instructions
Viii quickly produce healthy acti in both liver aud
stomach, and 5s natural consequence clear iead AMI
.rnDI anuttita
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-22

WASHINGTON, Aug. 16.-Gen. McCallPe
turned from Richmond with different ideas Of
the war. He says that our motto should be
"Instant submission on the part Of the rebel:
or their determination" Tho General is ut
the War Department to-day.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-22
carr.

OWING to.tho unsettled state Of the country and
" the intention Of going Into tho Army soon as I'M
business bo arranged, shall hereafter make m
business excluslvelr CASH. al persons that are an
debtod to viii confer favor II they will call ana
settle by cash or nate, an claims arranged soon
viii be left for collection.
August s. 1862 THOMAS EVANS Jr
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-22

UNION COUNTY CONFERENCE.-The body con-
vened at Templar Hall last Saturday The
townships were all represented, and the delega-
lions comprised many of the most Intelligent,
patriotic and substantial citizens of our county.
For details of the proceedings. the reader is
referred to the official report, which viii BE
found in another column. The nominations
made were as follows:
.dudaor.-RICHARD W. REYNOLDS.
Sferjf.-BENJAMIN c. WATERS.
Conlalissioner-R L. NJ ALLIsTER.
Surrsgor-G GORGE c. EATON.
Iafrnary Director. -GEo. I. MILLER
Coroaer.-BENJ. T. WILEY.
Mr. Waters is our present efficient Sheriff; and
Mr.. Wiley is also the present incumbent of the
post for which he is proposed. With these ex-
ceptions the gentlemen composing the ticket
are for the first time before the people as can
ddates for their suffrages- They are all, how
ever. well known citizens of the county, and
gentlemen to whose hands the proposed trusts
can be contidcd with the assurance that they
will be discharged with efficiency and fidelity.
That the ticket will be triumphantly elected
we regard as certain beyond all doubt.
CoxeRE-sIoxA1 CONVENTION Delegates from
the counties of Delaware, Union. Morrow, Ma
rion and Richland, composing the Sth district
under the new apportionment, met at Miller 5
Hall. in this place, on Tueslly 18th inst, Col
Isaac Gtss, Of RIchland prcri ling We have
not been furnished by the secretary with the
official proceedings, and hence have no know
ledge Of what was done beyond the result ol
the ballot for IA candidate. After an informal
ballot a regular vote was taken, and stood: foI
J. H. GoDMAS, 50; J. R. HUBBzLL, 80; scatter
ing, ?. Having received majority of all the
votes cast, Col. Goldman was declared nomina-
ted. and the nomination was ratified by II unan
imous vote Mr. H. c. Goldman, in a briei
and appropriate speech, accepted the nomina-
ton for his ftthcr, and pledged him to an ear
nest effort to reflect the s-ntiments and promote
the interests of his constituents il his Official
capacity of Representative. Jas. Pnrdy Esq.
of Richland, warmly endorsed Col. G. as a
gentleman possessing in an eminent degree the
qualifications essential in a Representative at
this critical iuncture Mr. Hubb7ll, in response
to an invitation, also addressed the Convention
fclicitously, speaking in high terms of the
nominee, and aFo@iBg his intention to give
him a cordial and hearty support.
We have known Col. q personally for many
years, and We but rel terate the sentiment of al
who know him in testifying to his exalteG
character as a man, his patriotic devotion t.
the interests Of the country, and his peculiai
fitness for the post for which he is proposed
1t would be AN imputation upon the patriotism
of the district to entertain u doubt of his tri
HmPh at the polls.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-22
Federal LICENCES due First ssntembsr.

Some Of the newspapers are reminding their
readers that on the first day of September Ii
cense money viii be due in the sums named
below from the following described persons 20
tie General Government:
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-22

FFiE FIRST house south of the SpFneneld iaiir0ad on
a the west side OF Main street. The property has
undergone the best improvements, and win b. sold
VERY LOW .PRTCE
Il applied for raymCnts-ORcs third down and
the ronlaader in two years. Apply on the premises
Aug S'62-u W. H. MARTIN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-22

WATsoN's Neuralgia King is curing daily
all cases of Neuralgia and Rheumatism.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-22

not the 1.-THE of men sufficient TO do it. The
struggle for the maintaineBce OF the Govern
ment or its destruction, viii be long and
fearful, and the North must exert all her ener-
gies, and do it nolc. To work then, and let
there be a unity of purpose, a unity Of parties
and unity of action. Let every man who
dares refuse to assist, be arrested and put
where he can do no harm. Let there be no
Democratic or Republican parties, nothing but
a Union party at the North. Let this be
done and have no fears for the result. God
speed the right.
Yours truly,
Corporal D. w. c. LUGENBEEI.-
This letter is spun out at great length but
| could not well condense it. write as feel,
and if there are any men in Delaware County,
who viii not assist in raising all the troops
necessary, DO not wish to affiliate with the
Democratic party il she countenances such
men, aud any party IS unnecessary now ut a
great war and administration party.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-22
Sick Head da ches and ~ mt OF Appetite Incl
dcntaI to Soldiers,

VIII he speedily relieved AMI Clt,Ctudy cured IL
using these admir,s,ls medicines and by paying prope
attention to the directions which attached each
lni q linX.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-22

The disloyal Governor of kentucky, Beriah
Magofin, has resigned, and the Executive
functions have deYolved upon Lieut.. Governor
Robinson, a st5uac4 Union man
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-22

Among the last batch of released Union Off
Gers we notice the names of Capt. Buxton and
Lieut.. Watkins, Of the Goth.
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l'assants

and other articles in the military line the Jcwelry
store, No Williams Block Please call aud ex4tg
the stock. &. pIATr.
Aug l5'G2-n
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SHERIFF S.fLE.
J pY virtue Of a
ClippeHgcr & Co.


V. u UeCfVLlI OTItT
Andrew lsurs, Junior ct al. sale 10 NJ directed
from the Court Common Pleas Delaware CGunty
Ohio, sha or pubic sale, the door thS Court
Room in D,laMlrc.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-22
Delaware cour, common Pleas.


"
Daniel Carney. Petition for Divorce.
THE said defendant viii take that the Petition
has filed her Petition said Court Tor a divorce
alleging she married the defendant about
year 1850, in Frpnkin county, Qto, gb5 sbi ith hin
his wife for Ahput three wears 81 Rhtch tnir the
said defendant abandoned the posItir1er without lust
cause and has gone unknown that said detcn-
dant is guilty Of wful absence for period bf
tGja thrre years. The said will be for hearing
said Court the nst day OF tho September Term 1862
CHARLES SWktsrSER,
..- s5 iS6e-ocw s2L6a Attorney Tor Petitioner
FTNHRESIINC MACHINES, from one to tou horse pow.
i er, tor srlr ~ manu- urscturcr s price, by
Aug s, 'd2 c. c. C,.CliAMBERI.AIN.
o. YER SHELTERS, best made for sale az sa.a
~ uCacturors price, by
Augs, '62 c c. CHAMBERLAIN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-22

a entiOn Conn any4
OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS. you will find
" good assortment of
Trimmed Hats,
Swords aAd Bclts,
Silk Sashes,
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;
Ractiliers, for each license 10 reetiy
spurious liquors, in quantities net
exceeding 800 barrels Of 10 GALLONS
euch Observation-Disclosures. %
5'Or each additional 500 barrels, or any
fraction thereof Observation-Disclosures. %
In addition TO this, hotels must pay
from s. 5000 LICENSE and steam
ers on which passengers are fed and
logded ........-........... %
These licenses arc annual, and they embrace
nearly all industrious and professional inter
ess. Where a person is engaged in more
than one be will b. rcalircl 10 pay according
iy.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-22
TO Absent Members of Com
pany ID" goth Ohio Vols.

THE following absent members Of Company I'D"
10th Regiment Ohio Volunteer Infantry, ordered
to report orderly Sergeant JOsHUA l. DUNLEVY, at
DeIqtUare ohio, Tuesday AHguSt 26. at 10 O'Clock A.
why they should not be reported as DE-
ssigrEs tbs includes any and al who may have
received certcl discharge by medical authori
ty. Such psrsous will report with their certificates.
Sergeant Cornelius Hull, Private Jas. w. McCulougb
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-22
To those who claim to be Eek.
empt from Draft.

Bolivar, Tenn, Aug. 5th, 1862.
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WednesdaH. ] 7th al Seniembar.

, 10
John D. Van Deman ct al. Directed from the Court
OF Common Pleas of Delaware county Ohio shall Of
fer at public sale t the door Of the Court Room in Dell
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-22
TO Military Officers and Soldiers.

Omce Ohio Pcnitcntiary,
Columbus, Aug. S, 1862.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-02-01

nv defendant, but were made and delivered by
a company Of which he was not member, ana
without his knowledge or consent.
From the foregoing views i conclude mere IN re
fendant denies the making and delivery of the
two notes set forth in the two first counts of the
complaint, and denies the delivery Of the notes
act forth in the two last counts; and as a mat
ter Of fact, deduced from the testimony, that
the first two notes were not made or delivered,
and the last two wefe not delivered by defend
ant. . III,
1t follows, therefore, thatthe defendant, John
RYAN. should have judgment for his costs OF
suit against plaintiffs and the Clerk will enter
judgment accordingly.
Done in open court this 3lst day OF January
n, 1870. I, B. MCFARLAND,
District Judge.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-02-01

The KLAMATH.-The Yreka Journal, 10
referring to the great rise in the klamath
river, says:
1t is confidently asserted by several persons
on the klamath that the water at the mouth OF
Salmon, on the Klamath, was forty two feet
above the wire bridge, and the wire bridge be-
ing ninety feet high, makes Il one hundred and
thirty-two feet perpendicular. The river Is
narrow at this point, and the measurement was
taken on trees above the bridge.
Mr.. Hallide, who built the bridge, states
that it was ninOty-seven feet above low
water mark aud ii the water was forty-twO
Get above she bridge, the rise must have
been one hundred and thirty.nine feet. The
statement Of the Shasta Courier, that the
klamath rose one hundred and fifty feet
above low water, was regarded as imprOb.
able, but it must have been nearly that high
In places.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-02-01

THE FLooD OF l82S.-We give in our col
umns to-day several extracts from State
exchanges, 10 relation to the late floods,
and the statements of old residents con-
ceruiDg former great overflow 10 this
State. An aged Mexican, at Stockton, says
that in 1926 the water was fifteen feet deep
where that city now stands, and thirty feet
deep on the site of Sacramento. The Mex
ican may have stated what he believed to
be true. but be Is undoubtedly mistaken as
to the year, aud has greatly exaggerated
the height of the water. From s0h1e infor
nation which we obtained as long ago as
ls49. we are led to believe that deIuge,
nearly as great as that recorded in Scrip
ture. occurred on this coast in FEBRUARY,
1928. This is probably the great flood re
ferred to by Gen. Vallejo, as having occur.
red in 1927. Our informant was one OF a
party of trappers who we're encamped on
lbe American river at the time or the over
flow. After the water had subsded, they
went down to the Sacramento, near where
the city now stands, and examined the
water marks on the trees, and from mea-
surements which they made they ascertain
ed that the water had risen from sixteen to
eighteen feet above the banks. There was
a great overflow 10 Oregon the same winter,
and the Willamette was higher than it had
been at any time since John Jacob Astor's
party settled at Astoria.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-02-01

CHARLESTON HARBoR "SEALED"-Eastern
papers, resolved by steamer. give the par
ticulars of the sealing up of Charleston
harbor. The ''stone feet arrived off Char
lesion Oh the 18th of December, and during
that day and the next eighteen old wha-
lers were sunk 10 such position along the
bar that it will be impossible for vessel of
any size to enter the harbor. The hulks
lay 10 all possible attitudes, some of them
being dismautled before. .scuttIing and others
went down with their spars standing. The
Government had fitted out twenty-five yes.
sells to be sunk on the southern coast, and
it is probable the other seven were intend
ed to stop some Of the rat-boles, in order
to make the blockade more effective. The
harbor of Charleston is undoubtedly closed
forever, and the city which inaugurated
the rebellion will now go to decay.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-02-01

CONGRESSIONAL DIsTRIcTs.-Mr. Shurtlif
has introduced bill into the Senate dividing
the State into Congressional districts, and pro-
viding that Congressman shall be elected at the
general election in 1862, and every two years
thereafter. The bill has been referred to the
Committee on Federal Relations. The appor-
tionment is as follows
First District.-San Diego, San Bernardino,
Los Angeles, Santa Barbara, San Luis Obispo,
Buena Vista, Tulare, Monterey, Santa Clara,
Santa Cruz, San Mateo, San Francisco, Ala
media, Contra Costa. Population, l27 049.
Second Distrct.-Fresno, Mariposa, Merced,
Stanislaus, Tuoumne, Mono, Calaveras, San
joaquin, Amador, Sacramento, Ell Dorado,
Placer. Population, l25,ll4.
Third Dstrict.-Marin, Sonoma, Mendocino,
Napa, Lake, Solano, Yolo, Sutter, Yuba,
Nevada, Sierra, Plumas, Butte, Colusa, Teha-
ma, Shasta, Trinity, Humboldt, klamath, Del
NOrte, Siskiyou. Population, l27, $50.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-02-01
SATURDAY EVENING, FEB. |, 1869.

RUSSELL, the American correspondent OF
the London Times, has shown ty bis letters
that he is utterly incapable of appreciating
American character, or forming any thing
like a-correct opinion Of public sentiment.
Every thing he sees 10 this country ls un'
English, aud consequently wrong. Latter
ly be has been trying bis hand at prophecy,
in which, as may be supposed. be makes a
miserable failure. In one of his late letters
he makes the declaration that "if Mason
and SIidell are surrendered this Govern
ment Is broken up" This assertion was
based on the idea which he seems to enter
tain, that all the American people are ready
to turn traitors the moment the President
does something contrary to their notions OF
what is right In another Of RusselPs let
ters, which appeared in the London Times
the very day the news Of the surrender was
received, be predicts that the mob would
never allow our Government to give up the
rebels. The English people derive the most
of their information in regard TO the war
from Russell's letters, which may account
for their ignorance OF American affairs, and
their bigotry and prejudice against this
country.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-02-01

The FLOOD IN 0REGoN.-The Vancouver
Tele graph, of December 9th, says: The
waters of the Columbia and Willamette
have receded and gone down to their usual
mark at this season of the year. The &C
counts of the damage done by the high
waters on the coast will reach us, and it
will yet be some time before all the dread
ful results can be calculated Much dam
age was done the grazing lands on the low
er Columbia, and should the snow of this
winter lie on the ground any length OF time
great quantity Of stock will undoubtedly
perish.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-02-01

New FLOUR MILL.-Stockton x Coover,
Proprietors of the -four mill lately washed
away at Folsom, have made contract for
the erection of another building for new
mill, and are iD negotiation for the con-
structlOn of the machinery. The building
will be Of stone, four stories high, sixty feet
square, and will be built several feet above
the high water mark of the late food.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-02-01

GRAIN.-The Farmer thinks that The loss of
wheat by flood will not exceed 1900 tuns
or about $4,000 sacks, but if it reach fifty
thousand or even one hundred thousand
sacks there will'be left in the State not far
from three hundred thousand sacks beyond
o fair supply to carry US through the next
harvest
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-02-01

The FRENCH NATIONAL DEBT-The rapid
increase of the public debt of France during
peace has been beyond all precedent. In
1915, after the close of the Napoleonic wars.
the whole debt of France only amounted to
S253,23O,54O. In 1851 it had increased to
Sl,O69, ,l2I,4GO, and in 1858, according to
the latest reliable seturn to which we have
access, 1t had mounted up TO 81, ,Ss4, ,7S3, ,255.