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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-10-24
gFit AdrertisemEnts.
Watches

TFAvE advanced price least 80 per cent within go
III days. in consequence Of increased duties and high
rates or exchange. The extraordinary demand sup
ply the army has cleared the market of them, conso-
Quently prices will keep up.
have well selected assortment purchased for cash
that imported under low duties and viii sell them
a old prices within the next thirty days, namely
SILVER HUNTING CASH WATCHES at SO to SIG.
Same with fnc movements a1d heavy cases. at SIS TO
$40
American Watches lower than ever sold here before
The prices Of these watches from 81 IS lower
than the SAM art Gle b. bought for Columbus
Please czi rNaui..c thr Stock 1t No. WIllIami
Block
Oct. a, 1862. c. PLATT.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-10-24
GsOD NEWS ERsz NASHVILLE
EAs Rebels Bsut,l Asan-Gsn. SsslsJ's OGda RsPor

Fhs Rebels Rsutel Asaia-Gsn Ne5leys eGcia Report
HEADouARTERs q. S. FoRcEs,
Nashville, Oct, 9, 1882.
Major General s. Il. Anderson, Brig
adler General Forest, and Gov. Harris
have been rapidly concentrating large
force at LaveIgne, fifteen miles east, with
the ayowed intention OF assaulting Nash
Vile. Deeming it a favorable opportu-
nifty to check this project by sudden
blow, a concerted movement was made.
On the night Of the 9th inst, force OF
1000 infantry, 400 cavalry, and 4 pieces
of artillery, under command OF GENERAL
Palmer, was sent Gia the Murfreesboro
load, and at the same time l,SOO infantry
und@ Col. Miller, marched, by circuit
ons route, to the south OF Lavergne.-
The enelny's pickets and videttes were IN
considerable force OH the roads, and sklr-
lnishing with our advance ten miles, en-
aOling their main force, consisting OF one
regiment Of infantry, the BID Alabama,
one steel rihed cannon and 3,OOO cavalry,
to assume position forming their lines
In anticipatiea Of our entire force adj
vanc;ng on the Murfreesboro road, which
was part Of our object, the enemy com
menced action by opening a hre with .
pieces of artillery at distance Of 30O
Yards. This was soon silenced by a shell
from one of our guns exploding their am
nunition chest. At the moment the enc
nv were directing their movement against
the right flank OF Gen. Palmer's force
Col Miller's infantry arrived, advancing
ia splendid line and delivering well dl-
rected fire into the ener2y's ranks, which
was followed by a skillful deployment
right and left to cut off their retreat
The :. Confeds" held their ground for 3C
minutes, then fed in the widest disorder
leaving It's prisoners in our hands, a.
mong whom were two Lieutenant Colo
nels and number of line officers, three
pieces of artillery, ordnance and Quarter
masters stores, large amount OF provl'
sions, camp equippage, personal effects
and regimental colors, and two railroad
cars. which we destroyed. Their deiea
was complete. Their loss in killed anc
wounded was about so. The conduct o
our officers and men was highly meritori
Gus, with numerous instances of iRdivid
ual bravery and efficiency.
A report in detail will be forwarded a
the first opportunity. Our loss was fiv
killed, nine wounded and fsur MISSING
(Signcd) JAS. S. NEGLEY,
Brig. Gen.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-10-24

In recent intercepted letter written by
Beauregard to Bragg, he suggested the pro-
priety of hereafter calling The "Yankees -
<'Abolitionis's7 Instead of "Federals" 10 off,
cial reports, &c and said Il intend to issue
a general oder on the subject whenever 1 as
sumo command" The Cincinnati Euquirer
and some Of its echoes seem to labor under the
impression that the general order" has been
issued, and are accordingly obeying orders by
chasing the Union candidates as abolition
ists' in giving returns Of the recent elections
in this and other States. They will be follow
cd Of course by their co-laborers in rebeldom.
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publican

The Chicago Tribune hits the rail on the
head when it says that
" This rebellion may be put down and peace
and brotherly harmony restored, by the con-
sent of both sections 10 a proposition that, in
the abstract, none will dispute. Let both the
North and the South agree, that ,ohe,s a man
does for another] a days rrOrk, he shall haze
a days ,Cages tIeretcr aud the whole thing is
at an end. " o, then, tbis is a war to abolish
siavery?" queries q semi secessionist. No,
cir, it is not. But The men who mistakenly
think il cheaper to steal labor than 20 buy il,
have undertaken to break up the Union on the
presumption that they will be enabled to steal
more of it, and steal it to better advantage in
Coniederacy of their own than in the Uni
ted States. Only cure them of their funda-
mental error, and they would have no motive
for hating the Union, and would soon stop
trying TO break it up. And that would give
us a Union Peace.
SUSPENSION OF THE TAX IAw.--The Wheel
ing Intelligencer learns that the government
has decided to suspend the operations of the
tax law in Western Virginia for the present .
It will not pay at present to put the machine
ry in motion for 50 small an amount as would
be collected
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-10-24
70 Consumpt1ves.

TIME ADVERTISER, HATING BEEN RESTORED TO
J. health in few weeks, by a very simple remedy
Affection and that dread disease, COnsumpton-s anX
ious to make his fellow sufferers the means Of
To all who desire il, he will send copy OF the pre-
scriptun used Cree Of chArge with the direction for
preparing and using the same which they will find
SURE CURE CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA BRONCHITIS &c-
The eny object OF the advertiser in sending the Pre-
scrpton is 10 benefit the afflicted, and spread mforma
which he 10 be invaluable. and he hopes
every VIII try his remedy, it Will cost them
/ nothing, and may prove blessing
Parties washing the prescription will please address
Rev. EDWARD a. WILSON, Wamsburgh
! Oct d 'G2-Sm. Kings County. New York
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Delaware County. Ohio.
BONDS To THE c. C. & c. RAILROAD TO b
PAID AND COLLECTED.

NOTICE is hereby given to the holders Of
IN BONDS given by the Commissioners OF said
county, To the Cleveland, Columbus and Cincmn att
Railroad Com ANY and iheir assiens fer the payment
OF $1,000 each the Office of the Treasurer OF said
County the first day of March, 1870, with warrants
thereto attached (whcn ssued FOR the payment OF the
interest thereon, the rate of tx per cent the
first day Of March in each and every year thereafter
until paid and all bearing date June 9TH 1850 and the
said commissioners in the said bonds, reserved the
right the amount thereof and cancel all unpaid
interest warrants thereto attached time after the
last day Of February d. 1885, at their option, they
giving notice Of the said day Of payment at least six
months previous thereto by advertisement published
not less than four consecutive weeks in newspapers
pub iishod in the city Of New York. and in news
papers published the state Of Ohio and after the day
Of payment advertised the interest thereon shall
:" The said Commissioners therefore do hereby
give NOTICE that they will pay the amount Of sal
bonds and all interest then due. tho office Of the
Treasurer or said county tho first day OF juno sos
after which the interest will cease.
Dated this 22nd day Of October, 1862.
GEORGE WoLFLY, J Commiss toner's
HUGH CoLE, ; OF Delaware
c. F. BRADLEY. J County, Ohio
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-10-24
Districts

list of the gentlemen elected
Districts
1-George H. Pendleton, Dem.
2-Alexander Long, Dem.
3-Gen Robert c. Schenck, Republi-
can.
Al. F, Mckinney, Dem.
5-Francis G. LeBlond, Dem.
6-Chilton A White, Dem.
Samuel S. Cox, Dem.
S-Wm. Johnston, Dem.
9-Warren P. Noble, Dem.
10-James NJ. Ashley, Republican.
11-Wells a. Hutchins, Dem.
12-Wm. E. Finck, Dem.
13-John O'Neill, Dem.
14-George Bliss, Democrat,
15-Jamcs R Morris, Dem.
16-J. W. White, Dem.
17-Ephraim R. Eckley, Rep.
18-R,fus P. Spaulding, Rep.
19-GeneraI James n. Garfield, Re.
publican.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-10-24
What the Poopls Demand.

The following paragraph from an able ed
iiorial in New York Times expresses our SEN
timents exactly:
The people are impatient for military ac-
sion. They do not and cannot understand the
necessity or the wisdom Of these protracted
and repeated delays. Least Of all can they
understand why our array should be less able
to move rapidly than that OF the rebels. 1t
has everything esseAiial to prompt and vigor-
ous aciion,-smple transportation. abundant
supplies of all kinds, and whatever else the
emergency may require. Yet it always waits
weeks and sometimes months after an engage
mcnt, before moveing forward to reap its fruits
The public was never in more patient mood
than now. It's confidence in Gen. Mcclellan
has been renewed by lis explosion of the ren-
es from Maryland, and lis faith in the Admin
istratioa has been strengthened by the Proc
lamsiian and the earnesiness which it evinces
But they rant Geti n. They cannot see why
our vast and splendid army should be idle
Now, while the rouds are hard, tie weather
good, and the elements prOpitieus, they think
il should move forward. We trust their ex-
rec'ations on this point are not doomed to be
Disappointed.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-10-24

The Monitor was safely hauled upon the ma
rine railway at the Washington Navy Yard
on Monday. N. Stodder, sailing master Of
the Monitor, who has been on board Of her ev-
er since she left New York, states that she has
gone to Washington merely to have her boiler
repaired. She is not injured at all in her
frame or armor. She viii be ready for sea in
three weeks
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-10-24

PREMIUMS AWARDED AT THE DELAWARE
County FAIR-Below we give the remainder
of the Premiums awarded at the late Fair Of
the Delaware County Agricultural Society,
embracing Dairy Products, Farm Implements,
Curriers' Products, Household Fabrics, Needle
and Fancy Work, Fruits, Grain and Seeds,
Vegetables, Flowers, Paintings, sc.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-10-24

The ponderous Is inch Dagh'ren gun. re-
Gently mounted at the Washington Navy
Y ard, made several very satisfactory shots on
Monday. 1t requires force of tweuty-Gxe
men to work the menster expediGous!y-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-10-24
From the seth ReeimelIt.
CANT ANTIETAd, MARYLAND,
Octnhnr hih 1870

CAMP ANTIETAM, MARYLAND,
October 9th, 1862.
Father Chase Dear SIR Having a few
moments leisure will endeavor to give you
synopsis of my adventures. After leaving
Washington, found the 3Oth Regiment, O..
vi, 10 miles north of east Of the Capital,
and with them marched through the central
part of MARYLAND to within Is miles Of Balti-
more, then turned west 10 Frederick City, ma
king some 10 miles per day, over a rolling and
ancient country, with here and there a dilapi-
dated village, presenting nothing attractive to
the traveller. At Frederick City we encoun-
tered the enemy and had little brush with
them, driving them before us 10 the mountains
(branch Of the Blue Ridge where they made
a firm stand, and on Sunday morning, Sept.
II, commenced the most destructive battle OF
the war, between the grand army of the Po-
tomac and Lee and Jackson's rebel army
Cen Cox's Division was on the left and the
30th Regiment in the advance. Before o a. m.,
the infantry and artillery all along the lines
became engaged. CannonadiBg was continu-
ous, and musketry could be heard every few
minutes, during that entire day. Our hospi-
tai was situated just at the rear of the regi-
ment, and from the first we were toe busy
dressing the wounds of our men to notice the
particulars of the battle, except occasionally a
shell would explode over US, which wonld
make us feel for oar heads. They came thick
er and faster, however, until solid 20-POund
shot penetrated our hospital, killing several
within. We then ordered the ambulaHces up,
and carried the wounded farther in the rear to
a large farm house, where we lnbored nearly
all night, extracting Minnie balls, fragments
of shell. aud dressing flesh wounds. The next
morning l went back to Mddletown in charge
Of n portion of the woupded and placed them
in chapel fitted up for a hospital, where /
remained about ten days, during which time
we amputated many limbs aud sent of all who
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-10-24

The General Convention of the Protestant
Episcopal Church, in session at New York,
wac dnring the greater part OF last week oc-
cupied in discussing the report of a committee
appointed to take ulo consideration the state
of the country. The report, which was loyal
and patriotic in tons, WAS strongly opposed by
DIR. Hawks, Judge Chambers, of Maryland
and several other sympathisers with the south,
but was ably and successfully defended by the
loyal members, who as the vote showed, were
largely in the majority. The vote on the a
doption OF the report stood "a yeas to l nays.
AT the date Of last advices the House of Bish-
ops bad not yet voted on the report, but there
was no dubt Of their adopting it by decisive
majority.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-10-24
Cr.w DAIRY PRODUCTS.

Best lbs Butter-Nrs Martha 50
ID do do-Mrs Rodney smith -.-..--.---..--. l
drkiu Of BuJJcr-Mrs Ed dPotter-...N-.--..---.-.
I'd 40 ds-MrS +. Emerson ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .
lot OF Checsc-Nrs Atwood smith. ...........
ID do do-3irs a Alw0Od Smith .-.-.---
th-oo Io1vcs OF B-ead-Mtss Alice Tone..-.---.-
loaves Brown BrSad-Slrs Rodney Smith l
Ginger Bread-M7s & " Campbell. so cts
10 lbs Maple Suua AIRS y Dustin. ]
Gallon Maple Moasses-Mrs Thomas. s...-.---....
Gallon sorghum MOlasses-Peter Sherborn.
2d do do-Alrs ) W Little.
Gallon Apple Butter-Ars Emerson ..........-.-
" Preserves OF any knd-MTs George Nelson ........
:. f-esh preserved Back0.rrles-Mrs D nIhomas -:
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-10-24

Coal is very scarce at Cincinnati, and worth
double the prices of last year. The Govern
ment has taken the coal barges for pontoon
bridges, and the quantity Of coal mined is
much below former seasons.
Through thu contributions of the people in
response to the appeal heretofore made, tho
Medical Department has been supplied with
immense quantities of lint and dressing, and
therefore no more is at present repaired.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-10-24

ONO ELEcTIoS.-Below we give the re
ported majoriIies on the State ticket in all the
counties except seven. They are given if
round numbers, and the official count will vary
them somewhat but not materially. The
counties yet to hear from are Ashtabula, Geau
ga, Hardin, Lake, Noble, Trumbufl and Van
Vert. The Democrats claim the election o.
their State ticket by about $4,000 majority:
TNTON NAJORTTTES
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-10-24
VATCH2S & JEWBLRY
OF IIII RICHEST AND MOST
FASHIONABLE PATTERNS,
offered at Retail, al Wholesale Prices !
TIE snh.uihers, Manufacturers and

THE snbsHribers, Manufacturers and
Importers Of all the elesant si,es Of Watches and
Iewelry, with view To extenI their business 10
lmitedextent, have determined 10 offer the following
rich and desIrable descriptions Of ES nnd
JEWEI.RY a e u n ced@ nteI low prices
BUNTING CoMPosITI on EAsED LEVER. English made
NOV emenl, fuIl ieSyeed, and the be gold
Prize sf8. Retails from $50 to sloO.
HUNTING liver PLATED Amy warren, superior
regulated movement. massive Cases, "nd handsome
fnsh full jeweled. Price si5. RetailS at fro $40 10
s 10.
HUNTING COMPOSITION CAsED ARMY WATCH, one
O the richest ornaments out. Good movement, and
handsome ~ engraved massive Gao. Price SIS. ke
tails from $40 TO 100 Also,
other WATCHES in great variety. rRTcFs.
LADIES' SETS Of Brooch and EAR DROPS 10
nond.
INIT .TIoN CLUSTER DIAMOND, Il very rich pattern,
entirely - 90
Goa AND RE,n ENT'vINLD, neat and pretty
ornam mt. handsomely mounted 50 p
Gentlemen's VEST CHAINS, ParIsiHn, n very rich
pattern, 81.
/ RIxGs, of the most handsome designs Plain, only
- cents. Scroll very pretty, ST. Chased one Of the
neatest ornaments out 81 Seal SiEne, -. Patent
/ chase d. o enamelied, so.
SLEEVE BUrross Patent chased ~namelled, en-
/ and nhsome pattens, 50 so Double chased
| or enamelled, only 81 50.
! BosoM STUDS variety ofnew patterns, per set of
/ three. : so.
1 Bosom SCARF PINS Leaf, with opal and fame y
stones. 50. Imitati-n diamond, 81 50
| LoCKETs. Double glass, and richly engraved 81
Purchasers have Onv to name the articles that they
deiire, and make the remittance in registered letter
upon receipt Of which the goods ordered will he sent
free Of expense Parcels 10 the amount Of sig and mp
wards wi he by with bill for cOlect on
| when the goods are delivered
Agents, Suffers Pedlers, Conntry Merchants etc ,
throughout The country who wish TO make money, will
do well obtain Mammoth Circular. which ~ili be
sent free. We furnish most saleable Outfits, at
prices unsu rpassed by any other concern.
UBBAR3 BROTHERS,
Nos. 65 and 81 Nassau, Of John street,
October IS, 1862. sm New York
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-10-24

THE ELEcTIoN.-In Pennsylvania the con-
test on the Slate ticket is close, and it has not
been Ger tainly ascertained as yet which party
has triumphed. The Pittsburgh Post Dem
Ocratic) says the Congressional delegation E.
lecied viii stand u Republicans, u Demo
Gratis This is Democratic grain of several
members.
In Indiana the Democrats have elected the
State ticket by small majority, and have Sc
cured majority in both branches of the Leg
isluture, which gives them the control OF the
Senatorial election TO fill the place Of BrIGEr
expelled for disloyalty. They aso gain sever
al Congressman.
In Iowa the Republicans have achieved a
signal victory-electing their State ticket by
handsome majority and they have probably
secured the entire Congressional delegation.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-10-24
Change of Firm Name.

YIHE Drug Business conducted by NJ. l.. STARR and
Il X q. STiRK. heretofore under the linn name Of NJ.
L. STARR Bro, will be continued by the parties
under the firm Of STARR & BROTHER, the Old place.
Thankful for the friends and patronage nave here
tsore had, desro the continuance thereof; and
will best endcavors to furnish every article
ted line which shall be the best 10 be obtained.
We have every facility for conducting business in
She best manner-havIng large Store Rorm 1ttcd up
equal to the best in :ht cltieslnd will sell the
lowest prices for cash.
NJ. l.. STARR,
Delaware, o., Jan. /, 1862. n. L. STARR.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-10-24

Col. J. L. KIRBY SAITH, of the 43d Ohio,
organized at Mt. Vernon, who was wounded
at the battle of Corin,h, Mississippi, on the
Glib inst, has since died.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-10-24
Cash for Wood,

THIRTY or Forty Cords Of ? or 4 foot Seasoned Woo
i wanted AT the Ohio Wesleyan University. mquir
OF the President.
Oct. %, ISe2.-3t
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-10-24
Office Of internal Revenue,
Eighth Collection District Of Ohio.

2 AM PREPARED 10 issue LICENSES TO these who
L may have registered their application with the As
sstlt ASSESSOR under the act Of Congress 80 provide
Internal Revenue support the Cover nment and pay
interest on the public debit
The neglect t. take such licenses imp pcna
ty upon HeglcctiHg ofa equal three
times the Of duty imposed for such licenses.
Oct. II, 1862. ISAAC RANNEY, Collector.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-10-24

Among tie recent arr ivals we notice Lieut.
Col, PARRISH, 4formcrly of this place. of the
Sth Indiana-a regiment that did gallant ser
vice at the battle of Pea Ridge.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-10-24
Fruit Trees. &c.

fgRR THE subscriber wishes inform the ciznns
S$ts 1 OF Delaware county. that he has cn@aEci in
- the traffic III NURSERY PRODUCTS OF all kinds,
esp cil Iy vines Of the Delaware and other choice
Grapes He may be fOrni III EciawHrc, Cnien St
North of the Delaware Mills the Sd the Sth of
November next and perhaps the baancc Of the month";
Cct II 1862 A IL. GASTON.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-10-24
On TuegdaY the al daY Of Norember. Ie62

in tho r Hall al. against Fitz-
dur, the door of the Hous. thc Del
aware, Delaware county, Chic,
On Tuesday the 4lh day Of November. 1859,
ctwocn the hours OF 10 O'Clock a M and O'Clock p.
l03 poles, h'ing Lot Number in Section "a Township
8 Range 49, United states Military lands in Orange
Township, Delaware county Ohio Beginning ~ Bost
in Improvement the tior line of said Section
corner OF Lots AMI G. thence north degrees 30 min
utes along tier line i4S5< poles post
corner OF Lots and I, from which beech Is inches
in diam ter bears south 67 degrees west distant 20
links ash stump "a inches dia meter bears north
43 drgrces west dislaut links both old bearing
Of said corner; thence north 50 degrees IL minutes
west between Lots and "a poles range
at point from which a beech inches in diameter
bears south 5514 cast distant 445I links and a beech
Is inches in diameter bears north 70 degrees east
tant "a links thence south degrees 80 minutes
along the range l48 poes to posi- from which beech
"a inches in diameter dian
tant 81 links and beech inches diam ter
- degrees distant links: south 90 oh
= inmates east between Lot aud $50 u poles
10 the place Of beginning.
A1so-thc following described Lot or parcel Of land
lying and ing IN Orange township, Dcawars county.
Ohio, in Section three t3) Township three 90 Range
eighteen (S) United States military lands Beginning in
the center Of the Coiumbus and Sandusky turnpike
north with said turnpike 20A poles thence 1924
poles to post from which beech Is inches in diane
Ter bears south 40 degrees west 2OI links distant.
thence north so poles post from which beech 10
links distant thence 130]S poles the OF
said turnpike; thence north with tho Of said
turnpike 5S les 10 land occupied by p. F. Smith
thence with said Smths south line l40 poles v
stake; thence north 10 degrees 76 poles ana ~
Thomas; thence south 155 poles to Latarop's land /;
thence cast 81 poles to IahrOp's north east
thence south along athrops east line 10 the Of
the county r0nd thence along the center nf said
to the place OF egnnng; containing two hundred and
liy eight $40 acres, more or less.
Frs Lot appraised s6ses s2-seeord Iot appraised
at sa4s3. 20.
Sheriff OF Delaware County, Ohio.
Oct 9, IS62.-5t $3.50
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-10-24

Best 8 varIeties Wntor Appcs-F 7 NefEon q
- single do du-T Wortlington
6 variotics Fall Appes-F Vcrgou.
single variety do-Jcurge Nelson ...............
varieties Pcars-A Thomson Observation-Disclosures.
single varloty doc W Campbell ................
6 vari- lies Pcaches-E Westervclt ..............
sIugle variety de-, Westcryelt ............
variety PlUms-W lder Joy y......................
display Ounces II Villains Observation-Disclosures.
e 90 Cataw ba 6rapCs-D Cobau... ............
do Isabella do-A Ihnmscn .. ..-......
delaware do W Campb >. ...-.....-..
do Rcbtcca do W CamP PbclI ............
-" do Concord dol Robin ,ou. ...............
i" greatest display Of Grapes--A Thomson. n.........
:. & areatesl splay FRUIT Of ali kinGs-A 1homson
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Straved.

~ ENRoM the premises Of the subscriber, between
2SE Dublin and White Sulphur Springs,S
Large Bay Horse,
Sixteen and half hands high, about years old, has
whito hind foot, also white fore foot and has
been pricie,I and dUcked. He has been missing since
October lth Any person returr ing him, giving III
formation whore he may b. iodnd, will b. amply re-
wardrd ROBERT LEWIS.
Dublin Franklin county, O., Oct. "a, 1S62.-3t