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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-13
a Great Sale Eg
OF
Stock and Farm implements a!
On the old Dunlap Farm in Radnor Township. sale
the promises, TO coInmerice at 10 O'Clock A. N.
Oh 71arsdGy, March Q, 1868.

FyTIIS Farm having hoen sold, and possession to b.
i given the Ist OF April, th, subscriber Will offer
Public sale, abcve mentioned, his entire stock Of
Horses, Cattle, Hogs, Farm Imple-
ments, &c. &c.
The stock consists Of 10 head Of HORSES, including
one Nogla0gs Sidltiola ana Nurmun Mare
20 head uf CATTLE, mostly high grade Durham.
one Thorough Bred Cow Iicifer and Butl Calf
40 head uI Hogs, 0i the Chester White aud McGce
stock-incuding 10 Breeding Sows, in pig 10 the cole
b.ated McGee Boar from Butler county
FARM IiPLEBENTS.-1 Buckeye Reaper and Mower,
Farm Wagons, Spring Wagon, SHsey, sets Wag-
Carriage Harness, Grain and seed Drill, Corn
Drills, piUws ITarrows, Cutvatus s, Gc.
Household and Kitchen Furniture, Sc. &c.
Inrmsaf slle.-Approved Notes with security, pay
phe IL six months.
JOSEPH Il. DUNLAP. (
March u, 1868.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-13

They were sod 10 Fl. Lykarger in shelly,
at IS g Vtrcwt., ard Yielded l5O lbs OF clear
land. This was proflable litter, yielding
Mr.. Stevalt $lTG,l1.- HanJfoM Sasc'd and
Eo3.reY
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-13

The Iudiana Legislature, which has just
brought its session 10 a close, was distinguish
ed Tor the synpathy with the rsbels eyinccd
by she majority iu both branches bu. espe'.
ciAlly in The Senate. The resolutions, so ex-
teusivcly copied aud heartily appIauded By
the papers in rebeldom, proposing Oonven
sion at Nashville, co,rpCssd of delegates fro:n
AL the States, including those in rebellion,
for The purpose Of making hsiaiiiating con-
cessions 10 the traitors in arms against the
government, wsrs intro}aos1 ia the SeaAte by
Mir BEowN of Welles." who during the ses-
sion was conspicuous for his anjisguised rc5sl
proclivitics This Mr.. Brown of Weles,," IS
no other than a young man named George s
Brown, who for a number OF years resided-in
this place, being student in our University,
and for while actsd as assistant Editor Of The
Standard He was while here decidedly Of
the fancy stripe, aud entirely too nice a
young man to be satisfied with lac plain and
simple name of Browa, which be had inherited
from his honest and respectable progenitors,
and accordingly his acqnaintances were not q
little surprised Ohe morning te learn that plain
and simple ~GEoneE S. BRowN,' plebian, had
suddenly been metamarpAosed into GEORGE
). BRAUN,p putrician-the latter being the
only cognomen he would answer to or rccog-
nize after making the change. His election
to the Indiana Senate seems to Lave had The
ca1ct to Lring lin back 10 The recognition Of
his ginaT name and to develop principles
that would be regarded as orthodox aud pass
current at ghe rebel capital
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-13

TIE DRL2wLKE GKAP E-fhis fruit, which
takes ils ame rom cur tewp, has become one
Of the established d institutions ef ihe land. 1t
is universally recognized as the bssl aud most
desira be iable gispe cultivated in the United
States. apa has attained a celebrity unpar-
a!isled in ihe. history Of fruits lis character
asa ssaps grape bids fair 10 equal that v hich
Lit enjoys as table iruit-snd ue may r=ason-
ab,y sa,;cipa,e seeiag witbia the ensuing fi,e
ygsrs thousands Of acres or tie 9iass cuf5isa-
tea for wine making We extract ihefoiiow-
ing paragraph from the proceedings OF the
last regular meeting OF ths Vine Growers
association of Hamilsoa County, held at
Cincinnati:
Mr.. John, Z. Mottier pre;iueed two sam
pies OF vine of last years vintage, one made
ffom the Caiawba, the other made from the
DelasaTe grape. The average from the feru-
er. after testing, was placed at the high figure
/ OF 81, While the Delaware nas pronounced
|, ,f4utsss, and set doRn al the highest figure
iO0.aAW iDe from the Delaware grape ia al
tracing great attention, ,.eon,.o.sieurs pronouu-
eng Il superior 10 body and fruitiuess to tie
! CAtawba. II is not so acid, has rich, pecu-
liar aroma, aad resembles German sill wiues
rather than oar other native vintages. Mr
Moltier made twenty gaious Of it last season,
aud proposes 10 enter iB(o its manufacture
\ more extensively
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-13

18rH U. 5. RRGULARs.-This regiment has
in its ranks large representation from Della
wAre county, aud the County has cause to feel
proud OF Get representatives.. Ii The ba tile
near NutfreesboFo. she 18th bore a .Hoss con
spicuous part, aud sigaalized itself by the
cool and daring bravery evinced ia action by
both oEicers aud men. Tae. regiment formed
pagt Of the Division commanded by Major
Genaral L II, RogsEAU. o. Kentucky, who, IL
his ofi9ial report, thus highly compliments ii:
1.-The 18Th Infantry, MajoFs Townsend and
Caldwell commanding, were new troops to me;
Jul an proud to say we know each other
now If eou I'd, would promote every OF
Ger aud several nen- commissioned officers aid
priyates OF this brigade Of regulars far galIsn-
try aud gl3,d service in this tei ifc. battle.
make no distraction befweea these troops aud
my brave volunteer regiments. for, in my .Didg
meui, there we've never better troops than
hose re giuents in the world, bat the troops Of
he line were soldiers By proftssi and, with
view to the future, feel it my daty TO say
| hat hnye Of them. The brigade was ad-
| nlirably and skiilFaily haudled by Lieut.. Col.
Shepherd 3
In the same report he says: "The rain on
the night Of The 3lst "wednesday, which con
siuutd at Intervals en the Saturday night fol
| loving, rendered the ground occupied by MY
| coHniand exceedingly sleepy and muddy, and
during most Of the time, my men had neither
sheltsr, food nor Ere. IProcurtd corn, which
they parched and ate. and some Of them used
horse steaks, cut and broiled from horses killed
upon the battle field. Day and night, in the
cold, rain and mud, my men suffered severely,
but during theiwho3s time did not hear a s;a-
gle man rnurmur at tie hsrGahips but all we're
cheerful ard ever ready to stand by their arms
and fight. never saw such endurance be-
! ioya
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-13
Thomas Hills Estate.

NTOuCE Is hcryby given that the undersigned has
IN boon appointed aud qualified as administrator Of
Thomas Hills All persops inter lesieu VA
govern themselves accordingly.
Mar o, IsG3-S1 l. g SIkQNG-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-13

PROFITABLE PoRK RAIsING.-Mr G. L.
Stewart Of Weller Up, in this county, killed
pine hogs this winter, the litter of one SOW,
which weighed when dressed as follows.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-13
cERTITIcArEs oF cUREs,

From eight TO twenty years standing, with namo
known to SCIENCE AND FAME.
For Medical Properties ot BCCifU, see Dapensatory
Of the United States.
OF Physio.
Sec remarks made by the late eelcbratediDr. PHYS
lCk, Philadelphia.
see remarks made by nr. EPARAtN MCDOWELL q
celebrated PLY ysjean and Mclnber of theloya College
Of Surgeons. Ireland and puhshed in the Transactions
of the Kiug and Quceus Journal.
See Medtcj- truFgictl RoViow, published by bhNlA-
MIN TIlANEtS Follow Of the Royal College OF sur
gJ0ns.
See most Of the late Standard Works on Medicine.
EXTRACT BUCUu 81 90 per bottle or six for - 90
- SARsAPARftLA. co - 500
iMrRovEB Rose W ASA, ~ "a $50
or half doEca Of orch for SI2 co. which win be Sur
arc adhered to.
relivcrcd any address, securely packed frcR eo-
servatou.
Ca Boscribo symptoms In all communications.-~
Cures guaranteed. Advice gratis.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-13
ssR by eks RFestdeztssSsAs yalts6 6ta.as:
eljw 4. Ezz0gLAlEATIeH,

a5iv .fa, q n 10gLA8EATTeH,
se Respecting Soldiers a5seqt without leave.
-1a5 laExEdEEIvE CHAMBER. March 10.
In pursuance Of the 26,h section of an act
of Congress entitled an act for enrolling aud
calling bat the national forces, approved Un
life sd Of March, 1868, ABRAHAM IINCoLN
President aud Coinnandcr-iu-ehief Of the nr
Eiy and navy Of The United States, do hereby
trdeF and command that all soldiers. enlisted
or drafted into the service Of the United States,
nov absent from their respective reg; .lentS
stithcut leave. Who shall On or befoFe' The lei
Etf April, 1863, report themselves al any ren-
devious designated by the general orders of tHe
War Department, No So, may b. restored to
't,ieir respective regiments without puashlleAt
txcept the forfeiture OF pay aud allowances
airing their absence; aud all who do not re-
s.rn within the time above specified shall be
arrested as deserters. and punished as the Law
provides.
And whereas evil disposed and disoyal per
s5ns al sa..dry places, have eEtieeJ aud pre-
cured soldiers TO desert and absent themselves
i.0m their regime uts, thereby weakening the
strength of th. al mics, aud prolouging the war
I'D giving aid aad cemlors to The enemy, and
cruelty exposing the gallant and faithful sol
,ders remaining in the rauks TO increased hard
slips and dangers, do THEREFORE, call upoT
al patriotic and faithful citizens TO oppos'
= d resist The afofe- mentioned dangerous ant
reasonable crimes. and aid 10 restoring t.
t;,eir regiments all soldiers without eave;' aGS
e. assist in the execution Of tue act Of Con
6.ess for ehrohing and calling out the natona
ices and For other purposes, aud to supper
LIE proper authorities in tue prosecution an
,iiishmeut Of offenders against said act an,
sqppYessing, The Instruction and rebellion
In testimony whereof have bereunto set IN
r hand. D3ne at the City of Washington
) 10th day of March, A. d. 1868, and {
l..e Independence OF the Uaitld States th
(5i-nedl ABRAHAM LINCOLN
3, he President, EDWARD Nj. STANTON, Sc
ps.4iy or War
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-13
NEW PATTnRNs,

Which we are selling much UNDER REGULAR PRICES,
as they were purchased before the great
advance by tho manufacturers.
March 10, 1868,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-13

Personally appeared before mo, an Alderman % The
city of Phiadelphia n. 7. HEIMBuIR who, being duly
sworn say, his preparations contain narcotic
no mercury, other Injurious drugs. but purely
vegetable. II. I. HEJMBOLD.
sworn and subscribed before me- this 2Sd day OF No
vcmber, 1854, WM. 2. HtB3ARn
Alderman, Ninth-street, above Race, Phia.
Address Letters for Information in confidence,
H. r. llEl MB0I.D, Chonis 4.
Depot 1O4 south Tenth street. below ChSstppt, Phil.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-13

NEw YoRk. March I0.-A Havana letter.
Of The 3tb. says the schooner Ocean Herald,
from Portland. reports seeing on the 24th ul,.
Ire wreck Of steamer painted black. Q e a ba-
CO. % miles from light houze. Her stern
and tie sinoke-slaeks only we're visible; 10
signs ofliie rear her, On the same day, the
schooner picked up TWO water casks. Moth
ing having been heard Of the pirate Florida
since the gunboat Sonora Chased her into the
heavy gale about co miles from Abaco, il
was conjectured that the wreck might be that
OF tie pirate.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-13
BLOoDI BLooDl BLooDrT
sXPRZEIs.

This is an affection af tlie Hood and attacks the Es1-
uaI organs Iinmss 81 IN Nose hslrs EhfoaF WlHa
pipe end other Mucus Surfaces making appcarance
the form ct Ulcers. Hclmbold's Extract EaTsapa-
rilla purihcs the Blood, and removes ali Scaly Erup
the skin, giving tn Compie lion Clear and
Healthy Color. beng prepared exclusively for this
class of complaints, ls Blood Purifying Prgpsru
preserved 10 greater extent than in any othE
ration of Sa Tsa parilla. rs- ErIVEww
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-13
2lelt Aducstisemtnts.

EE- TT WOULD BE a GREAT ACCOMMODATIONS TO
Us IF OUR ADVERTISERS WOULD SEND ~ THEIR
FAVORS AS EARLY IN THE WEEK AS WEDNESDAY
NOON
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-13
Yeica Of the Iown saIdiors.


The Iowa reg meEts stationed at Helena
Arkansas, adopted on The 18th inst. series
Of every patriotic resolutions, relative 10 the
Peace Party Of the North They declare the
Government entitled 10 the united effort Of
all good and true men, express their confidence
in the integrity and patriotism Of the Presi-
dent, aud their determination 10 continae to
give him all the aid in their power in crushing
the rsbellion; they regard the treason of the
demagognes Of the North as more beinous and
infamous than that Of the rebels in arms against
US, oppose the cessation of hostiliIies, and an
nounee that they do not intend to desert their
flag aud sneak TO their, homes to be dictated
to by paltroOns, but that when they return
with their banners ito be surrendered into the
the hands of those only who love them, aAd
who will cherish them as memorials of our la
bors and The enblenls Of our country s glory :"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-13
2 smpeTance Lecturcs.
GEN. 8. T. CARY

z E2peF 3nCe lectures.
GEN. ST. F.CARY
TETIII Lecture in this place Tuesday and Wednrs-
WI day evenings next 3Iarch 17ih ana 18th, Will
liam Street u. L. Church. Admission 10 cents
Estate of Alexander Waddle.
ETOTICE is Eepcby gwen, that the undersigned has
I5 been appointed and qualified Administrator of
the Estate Alexander Waddlc deceased. All persons
interested will govern themselves acc IrdIngy.
March 13, 1861. ROBERT MekINNIE.
TOWARD ASSOCIATION, Philadelphia, Pa
II diseases Of the NEBy0CS SYSTEI, sFERIArOR-
titEA or SEMINAL WEAKNESS. IMPOTENCE. ami 9TH
affections of the SEXUAL ORGANS, PHYSICAL HE-
Billy and PREMATURE LECAY,-new and reliable
tmGnt in Reports of the Howard tiou
by mall in sealed letter envelopes, free charge
Address, nr. J. SKlIA.EN H0UGHTON, HOWARD ASsoCI-
ArIoS, No south Ninth Street, PIuLAnGIPinA, Pa.
March 13, Is63.-Iy
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-13
La W SCHOOL
harvard aoIEege. 1859.

FEYWO Terms of nineteen weeks each commencing
L MARCH I'd aud SkF FIESIbER Tth.
For Catalogue and Circular aIdrcss
JUII. PAIAF 4, Ifcyaff Professor
Cambridge, Mass, Jan. %, lS6j.-73t
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-13

GEN BUTLER ON JkzF DAVIS PRooLAMATIoN.
The Washington correspondent of the Gin
eiunati Gazette tells this story:
aGeueral Butler has told friends here the
course which he should have pursued with ref
erence to the preelarnation Of JEFF. Davis
against him, had 1t reached New Orleans
while he Was still in command. He would
have sent reiiel General and several other
sfficers then in his hands 10 Ship Island, with
orders that upon receipt of authentic intelii-
gence by the Gficers in command there, that u
hair of Buffers head OF any of bis ofEcers had
been touched, these rebel prisoners should all
be hung At once. And adds Butler, JEFF
Davis knows me well enough to seiieyei what
l promised 1 should perform. He knows that
Massachusetts man who dared to vote sixty
four times for him at the Charleston Conveb
lion, wohld dare to do ans thing
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-13

Official adyices received by Secretary Sc
ward from Mr. Thayer, Uuiied States aansul
geaeral to Alexaf drn. Egypt confirm tue au-
nouncement tha, Napoleon is employing ne
groes to garrison the notifications Of Vera
Cruz in Mexico,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-13
SANITY AND cONsUMPTI0N..

Many aware the cause OF their suffering, baF
will confess The records Of the insane Asyums
tho melancholy deaths by ConsHfn pt6h bear asl
ple witness % the truth ef the ssrtoD- .-.,, 49,
THE CONSTITUTION, ONCE AFFECTED WIFE loRGEN@
&c WEAKNESS,
Requircsthe aid 81 medicine strsnheh and IpyiFsf
the system, which HEI. BOIniS EXTRACT BUcf1t
invariably DOS. 4 trial viii convince tie cstEk&pqa
cal '"' - - =
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-13

GoY- Johnson, of Tennessee, in his recent
ni55s.speeeh, read from an original man
llztript Esfter, sritten by Gen. Jackson more.
than thirty years ago, in which the old hsrO,
speaking Of lie effort of Calhoan and his fol-
lorers 10 dissever the Union, said ths 7arB
Wss merely 4 ptese1t used for carrying cut
their rsalzde ign which swss 10 4disrupEthe
Union and establish Southern Conlederacy.
He also predicted that S.4Usry would be The
pretext FOR the next Effort in that diTection.-
Gov. johnson truly remarked in connection
wilh thesxirsci4 read that tie PFedietioq Of
Old Hickory lad been as fully and litera ly We
rified as any Of The prophesi ef Isaiah. Stin
we have thgoe inise NOrthaHhO- dead to all
sense Of shame and regard for-tr sths are eo4ss
ti6dafIy charging that The war WIS brought
on not by the Southern eonspiratOrs and nai-
tors, but by their own section.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-13
vrx.n1Ho1.D's Rosn yvAaTr.

An excellent iOtnn Tor diseases OF Syphiltio Nalaro,
and injection IN diseases Of the Urinary Organa
arising from habits of dissipation, used in conRsoteh
with the Extracts uchu and Sarsaparia in such dir
cases recommended
Evidence OF the responsible and reliable char
acter will accompany the medicines
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-13
npoTENoY, FAFUjIrY, EplLEprIo FIrs,

IN one OF which the patient may expire. Who can ny
thnt they not frequently followed by th0se "drsfAl
Diseases
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-30
THE VIRGINIA AND THE Pc
TERHOFP.

An article from The London Daily Neios
Which will be found on another page, brings US
fu rther and more minute intelligence in regard
10 tho new Rebel steamer, the Virginia, that
has been permitted to sail from British port
To- prey upon American commerce. The vessel
il seems. was launched about the middle OF
] anuary. and was three months in fitting for
sea before she left the Clyde. She was built
ait wa. supposed" says The NceS for the
Emperor of China. Had it declared that it
was believed she was built for the I" man in
the moon," or the brother of the Gun" the as
sertion would have been equally rational. 1t vas
announced months ago that the vessels build
ing in British docks ostensibly for the Emperor
of China, were intended for the Southern
Rebels, and it is not in the least likely that
anybody has supposed they were to have
any other destination. If there is any palia-
ton whatever for permitting the escape of the
Virginia. it can only be found in the absence
of official information as to her character. No
other excuse, indeed, is offered, and in due
season it will be made manifest that this ia
without foundation. Such information. in fact,
was sent in ample season, but it suited the
authorities, nevertheless, that the order for
OBTAINING the ship should, as in the
case of the Alabama, bo a day too
late. No effort, so far rs il APP
pears, was made to follow the vessel, or to
ascertain whether she could he pursued with
any probability Of her being overtaken. But
that she might still have been arrested seems
evident from the fact that she did not leave
British waters until q regular British vessel,
plying between Newhayen and France, had
placed on board Of her a cargo Of /" hardware, ~
doubtless her armament, while she was still In
the British channel. Is it worth while to try
and shut our eyes, or to try to believe that
British eyes wero blinded to the fact that this
"fne steamer of 700 tuns burden" whom
we shall hear Of presently as burning and
sinking American merchantmen on the high
seas, was notOriously built and launched four
months ago for Rebel account, was sent out
for piratical voyage under a Rebel flag,
and that her departure was not stopped only
because the will, and not because the way,
was wanting There must be at least limit
to our credulity, If not to our forbearance.
We're not our relations with Great Britain
too serious for any senstivsnsss rs to question
of mere national dignity, our compacency might
DO disturbed at comparison Of the relative
attitudes maintained by tho two Governments
Gseat Britain, while assuming to be neutral in
war which this nation 10 compelled to carry
OF for its very existence against insurgent
citizens, is. under the thinnest and most trans.
parent pretense Of obedisucs to the laws. sX-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-30
STATE asOyERRIGNTY.n

We have recently been impelled to rebuke
the fippsnt assumptions Of certain writer's and
speakers that ours is consolidated or simple
Nationality wherein the States have no more
original inherent power than the counties of
England or the departments of France. We
do not herein affirm the necessary superiority
of our Federal system over any of its rivals,
though we cherish strong convictions on that
point; we simply affirm that the system adopted
by our fathers and never yet repudiated by
their sOns 10 quite other than that contended
for by Tie Cincinnati Gazette and certain de-
Chalmers in DIR. Cheever's Church. If these
gentlemen intend with Gen. Butler) to pro-
pose their form of Government as an improve.
ment to be adopted hereafter, we are ready at
fit season to consider its claims TO public
favor; but when they commend it as our &C.
tual, existing framework, we are moved to
repel the assumption at war with the most
conspicuous facts, and hardly consistent with
the possession of ordinary intelligence and can
dor. The American People may possibly
choose hereafter TO establish consolidated or
pure Nationality, but they certainly have not
yet done 80.
But error 10 contagious, "extremes meet"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-30

who can at the best be hogget into tho IA
semblance of virtue, and who h no mo1es
to breathe the air Of freedom than be is ifs.
breathe undiluted carbonc acid gas. II Goa.
sistency be the vice of little minds, wtat o,
gantic intellects these spectators must havs,
Good Christians make bid freemen tyaA
not believe jOt or title Of that ineFabIe am,
seuse
The truth is, the time ia coming when .j,t.
the absolute Bestiality or The simple Hu,o,n;,.
Of the Black must be acknowledged, and,fYI
Half-and-Half TheOry--wbich is precious ss.,
beer-once for oil left with the buried rubk.
of departed days. You cannot 90 on 10 tn
way, arguing your right hand against your lett,
without coming sooner OF later. to dialecsc
grief. or something worse. If you mutt max
The Black Monkey, in the devils name maxi
him all Monkey, and not Half-Smia and
Ifalf-Saint You do not read that NJ Du
Chau undertook the conversion of captive
gorillas or Left behind him q Bishop to attend
10 their spiritual necessities. The great tra-
elsr was too sensible for that; and we trust
that our theorists and slayeholdiDg ideoogish
nay, in an opposite direction, become as sos4'-
,le he