Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-15
II Esws BreviIes.

4 farmer named DeardorT IF Elkhart conn
ty Ind hanged himself on Friday last, be-
ca1se reaper which be bad bought did not
suit him.
J The Navy Department hns learned that our
blocl1ading feet recently captured the Tribal
Cain large iron clad steamer off Charles
ton. She was atfernofing 0 run the blockade.
and Is heavily laden with arms and amm9ni-
tiar. She was ordered to New York.
: Eopo1:ad alliance between Franco and
/ Rnesia has rnused lHe Jealous fears Of the
! British Government. 81 that itWas troubles
across. as wei as On this side Of The Atlantic.
n anrthine is perfectly "T,avod ont" as the
! hov4 say. ii & r~ohal'rtte ouir'Nn Of Ior1
4 f3a'mersf on and the L2-,7on o3as m aeri-
! can affsire. Z is well understood now that the
/ Fra7ier and tho Thnnderer are the enemies
of American unity and prosperity. When
va whip our enemies at home. We can attend
| 70 our enemies abrcag
Three of the reverend traitors Of Nashville
! - Baldwin, Ford and Elliott have besa re-
/ posted for safe Keeping in the Indiana Peni-
/ tertiary. The last named, who IS Northern
I man hv hirth-an Chioan, we believe-kcpt
/ a feroale Seminary At Nashville, from which
/ he advertised he excluded all Northern teach
ers. His refarp Norta can hardly be an zgrs-
aoIe one.
r, C. Wilson, Esq. Elitor Of the Buckeye
State" at New Lisbon, Ohio, died on the
18th ult. Mr. Wilson was a son Of fudge
Wilson. IF Stnhenvill, O6io, one o. the pioneer
editors Of Ohio.
4 second proclamation under the couGsca-
tion act has been issued by the President II
warns all persons within the contemplation of
the sixth section or the art 10 cease participa.
ting in aiding. couutenaucin-, or abettiug the
existing rebellion against the government Of
the United States. and to return 70 their al
leganoA on pain Of the forfcitures and seizures
as provided by the law. Sixty days from the /
date Of the proclamation is the time allowed to
show evidence oFIovalty to the government.
Fins we're worth bollar a paper ia 1912
end poor at that Then it took fourteen pro
cesses to make a pin; now only one, by a ma
chine that finishes them and sticks them into
the paper. Saving pins half century sgc, !
Was as important saving cents and hence
the habit thus formed sticks 10 many elderly
rentlemen whose sleeves are ornamented with
rows Of them, rescued from Ioss.
On July 2Ist: forty r7ilef from Hemphis
near Holly Springs. the guerrillas captured
thirty draws which had gone out for cotton
Only six of them escaped. The mules we're
striped of their harness ana turned loose, aud
the rays were burned.
nEATE OF Ex-PREsIpEyr VAN BuREw-
Martin Van Enren. Ez-President Of the
United States. died at bis residence. Kinder-
book, 1ev York, Jnly oath. in his sevepty-
ninth year His wife died about the wear
1926. Thrse sons-Smith. John, and A bra
bam-survive, all residents of New York
The nnmber IF mannia curing establish
men's in the State oF Chic. rs shown BY the
census Of 1860, was 10. TO employing 60
e3n males and II 400 females involving cant
tai to toe extent 3 ,f5s 900 0aO, and usingS79
100000 raw material annually.
The Louisvi1e Journal ia ineorrTp7 b.
! lady fram Atlanta Ga. that sbout three
weeks agn- 4oH1ap of that place rau0tcd
| lady. made grossly insulting remarks to Gen.
Prentss. Eho is prisoner there. He made
no reply. but tnrned his back c"ntemptuouSiy.
Fer this an Atlanta man, taking a company
WITH him. went and horseWhirped the djstin-
0risLad rrieo1ar