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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-06-13
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MEsIruIs, June Since the formal
surrender of the city yesterday and the
posting of pickets Throughout the city.
the excitement of the people has subsi-
dcd All was quiet during last night !;
the only event this morning .was the cap
turs of the rebel staaFper Check, which
eludcd the Federal. feet yesterday above
the city by running up a slough out of
sight, She was brought down this morn
ing
NothiEg has yet bcea heard Of thebeat
3 an Darn, which is the only boat Of the
rebel feet that escaped yesterday,
Great efforts were made to shield pub
lie property by prirate claims About
9. Q01 bales Of cotton were burned.
Col Thomae H. Casson was the mill
:ery conlraandant here, but Ex-senator
:: ting B~;r Cian Fitch, of Indiana is
IN conlu3aalt Of the city now. Since the
formal surrender It 8 P. NJ. yesterday,
and che posting Of pickets through the
CITY. the excitement among the people has
* bsidcd, and all is quiet.
The new post master for Memphis is
now n CAIRO, and will be here soon.
| MEaPnIa, 4 P M.-At this hour Just
Ite UlSE2ECQ DNl+ 10 LII III 10 ttAet
| All the rebel flags known to be flying in
| the city have been removed, and no diff
culties have occurred.
Reports are current that Commodore
Hollins, when he read the news ofAtho de-
+ st2uction of the Montgomery feet burn
cd his .vcGsele, tour in number, which
,1eye sulne miles lclCv here. Five thou
sand paople lined the bluffs here and wit
messed the tight This morning Ill the
stores are closed, pat Q-Gy will - open
cd to IcoTow.
The citizens seem anxious to haye trRde
resuus.i with them.
Very -lntle trouble is appFeheRded in
hold4pg the city
/ Large quantities Of cotton w.re burned
but it is said there is q great amount ot
sagaf and polasses which has been Sc,
creted by its owners. ready for shipment
One rebel regiment was stationed q
mile below the city, but has disbanded
and the men ere now endeavoring to ge
heTae
! Tho Reet will start at ouce for yicks
burg.
The loss of the rebels IN the engage
nent was upwards of 100 killed, so 0
whom belonged to the gunboat Gen. Low
ell, who were drowned
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-06-13

OcH T,aoors DEsTno41xa JEFz. DAv1s'a
PuoPER7T-1he Eicksburg Mis- Citizen, Of
May 23d, says;
Our rscoptingarties have thus effected but
very little in harressing he enemy. In n lit
tie skirmish on Monday they succeeded III
wounding FIVE Yankees, but we also had one OF
our b,st men seriously wounded. So far, the
7 Yankees have had things their own way, hay
ing taken one Of our cavalry prisoner, captur-
ed several cieiaens of Warrenton, Killed Mr..
johnson, destroyed JEFF Daviss ann 10. Da-
visa farms, and committing deprcdations all
hbiiatn everywhere. Why is it that our scouts
cannot cut off these vandal parties?
: Win not Vallandigham, pcrtinenily asks the
Providence Journal, introduce a resolution ia-
to Congress, proposing to remunerate his
friend JEFF. Davis, for this cruel raid upon bis
plantation?
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-06-13

MR. SHELLABARGER's SPEEcH.-We give
extracts to-day from the late able speech Of
our Representative in Congress on the sup
preston Of the habeas oorPus-Tegretting that
its great length and the heavy demands upon
our columns prevent our giving it entire
The pari published comprises a ssathing re-
view of the lately Issued 7 FalsndighaEa address,
and triumphant yirdicalion ef tie President
against The faeii;oas charges with which it
aIoua,Is. EYc commend the extracts to the
attention or oar readers. Do not fail to read
them
From tie zsaay higlg eonmendatoEy no.
tices OF tbe speech of Mr, s. which We have
noticed in prominent journals outside his dis
trict. We copy the following from the Hash
ington Daily Republican
The recent speech Of Hon Saral. Sbella-
barger, OF Ohio. in tie House Of Representa-
iives. upo1 the "habsas corpus" has attracted
Inreh attention in congressional and legal cir
Giles, Is highly appreciated by the President
himself. and has e:iciled popular admiration
sor It's mastery exposition Of the constitution
aiiiy of the Presidents action in suspcnding
the hqbeas corpus. in certain cases. daring this
rebellion. While the speech mainly con
siitutional argument, it was ee;isn;ly suggest
ell by the meudacious avermP = Of the so-cailed
democratic address" thai ha history of this
Ad.ainist ration "has bes.i .iti continues a. lIe
history Of repeated uSart tations Of power and
of violations Of the Constitution and Of The
public ard private rights Of the citizen. Ii
is q complete extingnisher Of the unhallowed
flames of discord and anarchy kindled under
cover oI legal and constitutional pretexts, by
intriguing disorganizers in Congress, By seccs-
sionis!s in Baltimore, antlRebel sympathizers
egerysheYe. whose Efforts are seen in spite!Gl
prosecutions Of officials Tor the arrest of Gen.
Stone and Of ierce Butler in the careful
record Of every fact Of accusation aud arrest
with muttered thunders Of future retribntion,
by the friends Of arrested persons and Is CON
slant peryersion or exa@geration Of eveFy ait
of the President with reference to SUSPENSION
Of tie habeaS corpus.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-06-13

.CONoREss The Senate has passed the tax
bill with but ono dissenting vote, which was
given by Powell Of Kentucky. A bill has
passed both Hoases recognizing Liberia and
Hayti as independent Governments and adopt
ing tie necessary measures for the establish
mept of commercial and diplo-
matte relations with them. The sena te a.
nendments Of the tax bill hare not jet been
acted upon by the House. the Senate has
passed the House bill forever excluding slavery
from the National territories now held or that
may hereaoar be acquired.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-06-13
4 General Engagement with Jaex7on-Tas ReS-
els Whipped afeeT three hours k1Shtng-Loss
Heavy.

4 General ElEzEEll3ES In S6e4 A - o.
Heavy. fs Sg'p''1 A'''' 49,
EEEx0ST's EEADQCARTREss. Batterteid
miles beyond Harrisburg, va, June via,
Washing ton. June 10.
Gen FremoBt's array advanced earnestly
from IiAFrisonburg this morning st II o'clock.
Ne CINE rpon Jacksou IL force.
Skirlnishing for an bour was followed by q
general engagement for three hours. The bat
tie ragged sfuriously. Fighting eoptiOuea Ill!
dark
We have 6riysH tue eDeDy a mile. Col.
Closerei now occupis the ground Of tie enc
my's centre. Enemy's loss very great. Oar
loss heavy; the kaled and woaHdsd estimated
at from six TO eight hundred.
The s:h y. 7 lost 800; the 25th Ohio lost
so. Col Won Gilsea was seriously wounded
Capt Ja4 F ChareswJrth, 25th Ohio. NOR
tally wounded DR. Cantwell. SD Ohio, wound
ed in the thigh.
Fren,onts, Milroy's and schencks = staff
safe.
seheue4 had the rigat, and Maroy the cen
i tsc.
In the fght of Frid4y eyeuing the reported
I loss is eighty. Co!UpeI A-bby was killed
HEADQUARTERS Army N THE FIELD,
CAMP NE4s PoBT RErrLIc.
june e-S \. NJ.
. To I'm g. 81 Sanfon Secretary Of H'ar;
The army left Harrif onsurg At o'elOrk
, a. m and at half past light my advance enga-
I'd the rebels about 4 miles from that place
| near Union church The enemy was very
advantageousE posted in the timber, having
| chosen his own position. forming a smaller
| circle than ours, and with his troops formed
en- massc. II consisted undoubtedly of jack
/ sons entire force.
/ The battle began with heavy firing at ! l
oclork, and lasted with great obstin"cy and
] Eiolence until four in the afternoon. Some
skimiship2 and artillery firing continued
/ from tkat lime uatil dark.
Our troops, sought occasionally under 4
mErdcrous Gre, zgd against greatly superior
nnmberl
The hottest of tie sgsAu arm fight heiES on
I the left wing, which vas ksId by Stahl's hF:g-
AIDE. consisting of five regiments.
/ The bayonct a1I c4Bster sl,ea wese Sssed
/ freely npd with gseaJ e5ect by our men.
/ Ti4s loss on both sides is very great, ours is
+ vcgy hsa&y among tho officers.
/ a Iel report of those Who distinguished
/ themselves will 30 made without partiality.
1 desire to say that both oGiccrs aud mon
/ boLave,l with splendid ,llantry and that the
services OF the artillery especially admira-
t Llc.
We are eacampcd in the field Of BATH,
which may be renewed at any moment.
! (Signcd.l JOHN {. FREMONT,
Major General Commanding
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-06-13

The action Of Ton z. SrAyLEz, Military
GOverpor Of North Carolina, in closing the
schools qFesrca for the education of blacks, re-
turning fugitive slaves TO masters OF doubtful
loyalty, and eNpelling from the State native
born born citizen For asking permission TO ad-
yocate the emancipation policy suggested by
the President and approved by Congress, has
caused no little Indignation in the North The
matter has attracted attention in both branch.
es Of Congress the Instructions given the
Governor show he acted entirely on his own
responsibility and it is positively announced
that The President has transmitted such in-
structions as viii lend to : change Of policy or
the resignation Of Gov $.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-06-13

TAe late battle on he ChckahorziEy was a
much more serious contest than The 4rst &C.
counts Indicated. and the loss on both sides
was terrible 1t is evident the rebels on that
occasion made oae Of their best cfEoris ana en-
tered the battle with conf lent expectation of
utterly d'fcatiug or fprccs. Their repu!sc is
therefore an event of the greatest Importance,
and their flilGre tbEs as to renew the assault
while their capital is daily threaten cj, sords
abundant proof that they are satSiie,l with their
first experiment and dread aFiotier encounter
The Richmond Dispatch Of the Ssh states he
rebel loss in killed, wounded and missing
was 5000, including Generals. IS Colouels,
20 Majors and 57 Captains. This heavy loss.
especially os officers. shows the desperation
with which they attempted to achieve victo-
ry, to theTa ct that time so important On Oh
iee Gen. McitlcIlans c6icial report shows
our loss to have been. killed $40. wounded g.
623, Missing l2I7--total ,573t. We lost one
General Pultuerl killed, also several (Iolouels,
Majors and subordinate ef1cers
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-06-13

The printing offices recently seized
at Nashville by Gov. johnson under
the couiscation act of August 9th,
1861, are the Republican Banner,
Union and American, Gazette, South
ern Methodist Publishing House, the
Patriot and Baptist Publishing House,
being all the Offices in tho city.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-06-13
B4t4z fum the Asgltaia DePlrtasr,
dEADQJARIERe .1IoUs7I1AIE 1AN11. J.
IL FiELp. HAREIsoNBURe, J
a.une :, 1851.

Gele : = "a
Hon. 4. Ii. .Szazsosa, Secretary cf -ITaz
The army reached this place at 2 o'clll
yesterday, driving out the eucgny's rear
guard from the town. Severe skir1nish-
ing continued from that time ill dark.
the enemy's rear being closely pressed by
our advance. Gt4 o'clock the First New
Jersey cavalry, after drisiRg ,the enemy
through the village, fell into an az1dus-
ca3e in the woods to the south east 81
the town, IN which Col WindhEu, Of
that regiment was captured, and consid-
sTable loss sustained.
Col. Chescras, with his Brigade, sub-
sequsntly engaged the enemy in the tim
Der, driving him from hle position lnd
taking his camp.
At about o'clock battalion OF Col.
Kane's Pennsylvania Regiment entered
the woods under the direction Of Brig
Gen. Bayard. and plaintained for half an
hour q vigorous attack, IN which both
sides suffered severely, driving the enemy
before them.
The enemy attempted to shell oul
troops, but few shots fraEa one of ou
batteries silenced the guns.
After dark the enemy continued his re.
treat. Full particulars viii be. forwarded
by mail.
j. G. FREMONT,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-06-13

killed by shells from battery Of Gen.
Stahl's brigade. Gen. Ashby, who COW
cred the retreat with his whole cavalry
force and regiments Of infantry, and who
exhibited admirable skill and bravery,
was among the killed.
Gen. Milroy made q Reconnaissance to-
dav about seven miles on the Port Re-
public road. and discovered a portion OF
the -enemy's force encamped in the tim
Der.
(Signcd) J.C, FREMONT
Mai Gen
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-06-13

Tic SD md 32d regiments having been an-
gagged in the late battle between Fremont and
Jackson, tho companies Of Capt. PUEDr and
that recruited by Capt. DYER, we're of course
in the fight. iFe have not heard whether eth
CT o. the companies sustained any lose
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-06-13
The. Baltimore AMita n s

TIE Baltimore Arta ican 81 'ortFess Monroe
correspondent says II is scssimoted that there
aresnoEs. in Norfolk and 'Ports=aouth not less
than 10000 descriers tron the force with
which tsea. Iugpr LEFT Norfolk. Those who
have come Ia, afd are still arriving in squads
of tens and t1Fs9iIes, did not succeed in eseap-
ing until after they reached Petersburg A
party who came tosday, say there must be
nearly 10000 more scattered through the
woods behind fliem. a 3! willingly take the
oath Of allegiance, and appear most happy to
have escaped fran the rebel army.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-06-13

EARLY-We G noticed Yesterday, saws
the Dayton Journal of May %, below
Hamilton, a field ofrye harvested and
in shocks, and the ground plowed
ready for another crop. This might
be called crowding agricultural mat
ters.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-06-13

OlTvS &AIcoT, F.alstil, Delaware CcrIt Of Common
agSi;.st Pies
ANsrL MAlIco.s retcn'et. Fcti..an rcr Divorce.
FyEHE sail Auet Nsttoon wHl take notice, TIA, ;is
4 s4i Owe H;ttoon, tho 1fth day q May, 1869,
Gel her petition fer 6ivnrc5 in SAID Court OF
Pleas alleging that shs arrieI 70 said defendant
about tho leth day Of November, 1857, IN Della
ware county. UAlo where she resides; tht sand
3eIendent 70 Delaware county fola franklin
y, Ohio, aud resided with the petitioner until about the
IsI dag Of My 1885 which time he abandoned the
petitioner - parts unknown 10 tho petitioner
that tho pct nnrr does net know Ia Nhgt part of
the wcEterl country he resides.
The petitioner chargos said defendant W n whGily
abandoning her for period OF more thip three years,
and gross er Get Of duty for Ike period Tie prayer
Of tho petitioner is f7r divorce, ricols HiGrt0rfi,
and reasonable almony; aad that her may be
changed 70 olivo lat0n, her by former hus-
band, &c Ey SWEETSER x HUMPHREYS.
Ju-.e 6, 1sc2-ct lS3. .6JI Her Att'ys.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-06-13
On 0CdinancC

Requiring certain side walks to ht rc,ilia aud
IepAileI.
gor |. p, II ortai1rd b7 tic Ca.rc.. .: the Ircor.
:.ratra Nl4ag IL Lelfear tl- G-s 0Fuers =. lsrs
hiss J7n HHl lngttalE If Ea...us-
= STR - onl "te' to William streets, and The
gi-: q S,.rd4sSy Il ShQub's 4hle
south to the Telaware Rru ami on tho west SIDE OF
81 1rSv rtrer. tEun 5c south iue 81 F. Authonis 1t
ssGt-l L. i4ii. Nir"5 bs required repair reay
sad sll5 vakz - .He proper rra'r vta -oia nara
sl-pt htch o''9-.ys n stt '-ld hI,5r'ss
stJ iC, u " oeto--' tic 9th Gay u July hr& ii
ie'Gut' thetHCr Tie Harsha IS hereby nr'ho ? 10
TO- 7aFlC l. ne tnl IL l!l- p-ase q sa WI
g:s Gi ia-s 1T !,sts 50 a4J- ir.lg 0c ahIlting.
-. jc Z =, U-ianied that the owners n
2ts G. -snIs adj lnlpg abutii@g the vrs sae -
SHl"sEy from winter 10 W. liam Str-cts
lNQErea retay tGe gutter tr.H sad
llSr y William rp-t with Clot small eubble stone
ana said r5pyinE, repairing i.rrt1t tone
1ndeI the / Il the ypr v. .e L1lE4le,r.
Sc. 3 IhIs oTdnance u DC il tr,nI alter
is pub. icatt9r-
Ilssui jane L, 1855 R T. G5ITn
Attrsf Ayor.
4. K 5aULD, I.lcCFdrr jll-e c. 63-l
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-06-13
Over.coaEs aad Blankets,

TVRoM the seth Regiment O. v. T.. sent to ny
IL care, lust received. Tho TRENDS will ptecse cssl
and pay txPress charges aud Ect them
May 3o'63. c. c CHAMBERLAIN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-06-13
The following dispatches are taken from


The following dispatches are taken from
Southern papers
CHARLEaTo,7, juno s.
The Federal gun-boats arc moving up
as if to engage our batteries. The great
est excitement prevails, IS gun-boats arc
in sight at times. Every. confidence is
expressed in Gen. Gests' ability to drive
the invaders of.
CHARLEsToH. June "A N
The e7eTny landed this morning, 2,G0G
atropg St James Island opposite the city.
A battle took place, ard the enemy were
repulsed. and 20 men taken prisoners by
the forces ef Gen. Giat-
There is still heavy firing in the direc-
ton Of Jas.1eg Island. and it Is rcported
that hundred more Yankoes have bean
cut oG and captured.
CHARLEaTos. June 4.--P. u.
Gen. Gist's late dispatch says The
prisoners taken this raogr:ng report that
the enemy landed, 1,T00 strong. on Bat
tery Island and John Island. The enemy
Is now front Of me in force, aad under COW
er Of his gpnboats, and an advance is i'm
p1inont
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-06-13

TUsT received good stock Of Choppine Axes OF the
,b best hrouds--warrarted Also, Broad Axes; Boy =
dee. 6 .si. C. CHAMBERLAIN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-06-13
.S29ls
ssls 90
RELIEF GIVEN TO PERSONS OUTSIDE
OF THE ISFIRMARY.

II Gone, funeral expenses fer OUTSIDE
Pnuper ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l0es
White Medical Services ............ IL 90
Trustees Berkshire Township for doctor
bill and fuperal expense Of Pauper... % 80
\ Bymyer, Medical services. ......-..... II IS
Wacltter & Hartcr, 5 Colhns and Boxes. - 90
N I.tell b son, Groceries. ..-.......... 100 IS
Thomas Hil, keeping Pauper. .......... IS SO
Humble, do. dc. ..,. ....., IS IL
1hTRll, lor NJ Courier. ........... ... 20 50
Trustees Trenton township, for Day. So 90
G W Het, Tor keeping PRuper .......... IS 90
Marble for Gotta and opening grave. 500
l. S Cook, tor Ocum MoCutchen ,........ 2B IS
w McEnlire, Medical services .......... 40 90
Joshua Vaubremer, caro- Of sick PRpp0r so 90
Oak Grove Cemetery, for opening grave 2Oe
n L Sampsen. Medical services. ........, 1887
z HaYens, nursing and shipping Pau.
pcfS e. Is 80
Williams q 4 O., Shroud ................ 10
Welch, Medical attendance ........... 80 so
Ely \ Co, Groceries. ........... rs 81
Mrs Rosette, nursing sick PAuper...,.. 10 SO
Thompson Horses and Hearsc., .,... 200
Lewis, opening Grave. ............ 200
Aaron dills, keeping Pauper. ............ 4 so
Trustees Concord Tp., burial expense. p92
B Srlith, opening and closing Gravs... 200
Williams & Co, Shroud. e. ...,......... / 3l---
Total Outside 5000 y
Inside 29l3 50
Ttal $500 81
The above Report we believe TO be correct.
II. p. HAVENS, I
BURTON NOOFSE, Directors.
GEO. ATKINSON.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-06-13
j. G. FREMONT,
Maj. Gen.
OHsia Dispatch from Gen. Fremont.

WAsHNaToS, June 1O.-The follow
ing was received at the War Department
this afterncon
HEADoUARrERs ATssfY ~ .TRE FIELD,(
HARRIsoNBURG, June7
Hon. e. u Stanton. Secretary Of Far
The attack upon the enemy's rear OF
yesterdny has precipitatcd his retreat.--
Their loss in killed .spe yountled was very
severe. Their retreat is almost by an
irnpassable road, along which many wag,
o1s were left in the woods. Wagon loads
Df blankets, clothing and other equip
meats ars piled UP in all directions. Dp-
ing the evening many Of the rebels were
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-06-13

We advise all in need, TO buy MATTHEW'S,
vExET1AS HAIR DYE, the best in use.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-06-13

How 1Hz Tzrse WoREs.--1he Nashville
Union comes 10 us with two columns filed
with advertisements for foFfyita7e of property
by process in the United States Court for the
Middle District of Tennessee, under the con-
fscation act as 10 shc property Of rebels
Among others is the lot and large buildings
known es the Baptist Publishing House. -
with all the type, presses, machinery and Fix
tures of said concern also all the property
including the lot and buildings OF the Pat
riot, one of the yilrst Of all vile secession
sheets; also the large buildings known as the
Southern Methodist Publishing House, -
with ali iiziypr,, presses, machinery, &C., be-
sides several other establishments that have
brought themselves to grief by wickedly as.
sailing the Government that had protected
them and lending aid anl comfort to armed
rebels.
This proceeding will doubtless have ten
dency TO bting some of those rebel sinners to
q moving sense of their condition of total de-
pravity, and incline them 10 take active
measures to flee from the wrath that is just
beginning to come
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-06-13

This Is q superior article, cheap and effective, and
great labor saver. Persons wishing m article OF this
KIND will consult their interest by uaIllug me
before purchasing may be found m the large hEtcF
house directly south OF the Delaware Nils.
Nav g0'62df "TRIP
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-06-13
Something Usefu..
Clothes NWringer,

THE SUBSCRIBER WISHES To CALL THE ATTENTION
of houSe-keepers to the fact that he is the author
zed agent Ia this county for the sale OF d. W Put
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-06-13

Fairbanks EcaIoa.
FU5r rcceye Ell and for I9t of these Justly oce
q hrlled Sca.es, ainolg WI. il Key be found tina
Union Scales, weighing from OF. to 240 tons
Grocers Scales / ~. GO tons.
Counter Scales Ii oz- " 81 tons,
Balance Scales OF. . tons.
Also. P.air'sts, NY and Cattle Scales ordered at
Manufacture D. ices.
jam l. IsG2 G e CH k1tE-FEA=T
Elstate5 &C., Eor GscttIeuao2t
TTTHks following AuirIH siIat0r7. EXIutUr ara Guar
L aiGas have fiicd their papers FOR settlement:
p ii. ;. Es.cu otaI., AGrn'rs Ct samuel Nash decd
MGa HrIn:gTe Guardian of Alice n. puttun.
H. {. Fuller ETenlt0r 9f Sam1c! =. Weaver, Aoc'i.
i. Barr, Aau!uiscratar gf lturlet TEr. Gs4 u
Warren Wlco=. Guardian Of Mary BeTass.
There VII bc h-ar!nz ~ e7!4 crsns 1t IA g.
I5e,nys tr., saturday, june II, 1sS..
Iay 3. IsJI. l. RANNET. Prob Jadge
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-06-13

The Federal. RESOURCES. s.--1he London
Times. in support Of its assertion that inter
yention on the side Of cur government conld
be of no valne, thus exPatiafcs on me warlike
means at cur command;
Not if all tie resources of tiis country
were a. the disposal Of Mr.. Bright and his
friends, and all our power were thrown into
the Northern scale, cozll NC add to the
strength or the chances of Tic Federals in hi
singular contest We might SEND them ships,
hut they have got as many as they want
They have already possession Of The seas and
the whole British navy cotfid give them noth-
ing more We might lend them money, but
Of this, toa. in scnie form - other, thev have
got enough to ALLOW Of present expenditure
of 3800,000 a dag. AS 10 sending them men,
all the eJGctize troops noR serving in England.
might be landed in New York without causing
any pcrceptible increase in the fabulous num-
bcrs OF tie Northern armies. We might send
them three times Is many soldiers as We sent
to Csnaaa yvithout adding above five per, cent.
to their DEces in thc field. :, o ruler Ia the
world, not even the first Napoleon, ever dis
posed of so many men or SO much money as
Abraham Lincoln. He has fully $50. 900 troops
now under arms, and it ia boasted that he
could doub,e thas uumbcr dis finances may
rest on q less stable foundation. but he has. at
any rate, enough and to spare for the time"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-06-13
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