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Missouri FfecfEan

ST. LOUIS, Nov. e-The Off cial returus from
sixIy-!w o counties ano the soldiers, far AS
heard from, give q Conservative majority OF
fonr thousand and sixty eight.
. Col. Pratt, Radical, is elected to the State
Senate lor Linn county district, IN pia,e Of
Major Mccullough, Conservative, deceased
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Arrests for Resisting the Draft.

BosToN, Nov. o.-.Jos. Perkins, chairman nf
the Beard Of Selectmen. o. Jackson, N. H.; his
son, paul Perkins j. Ioseph Ii. Dearborn. and
Barker Wi2gin haye bt en arrested by the Pro-
vost Marshal, char ed with .nsligating and
aiding resistance 10 the draft in the To yn OF
.fackso and vicinity. and also with aiding
drafted men 10 escape into Canada. The ac-
cused partits have been brought to Portsmouth
toy +rEa
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BOeToH, Nov 81 p m.-Cloudy. Wind
northeast: Thermometer 10 degrees. Indlca-
items OF snow.
BANGOR, Nov. a. r. nl.-Wino northeast,
Showing heavily since noon.
CARLISLE, Nov. 81 p. m.-Wind southeast:
Cloudy. Thermometer so degre-s
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8.-T.-190O.-x.

Prom the arny po6pisAt--tle bloody o6th&S-
aeio-tbe mansion Of the rioh and humble abode
oS ths poor fEosa the ofaca and The sasred desk
from the mountain top, distant valleys and
saE-Ga Islands OF the oceap-from every noon
and corner of the civilized worlds pouring
n he evidence OF the astonishing effects bf
BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERs. Thou
sands upon thousands of letters like the fol-
lowing may be seen at our office: a.l
REDsBCRY, Wis, Sept. 10, 1853
-s,,s have been in the army hospi-
kAls for fourteen nmonths-speeehless and neax-
y dead. At Alton, Ill, they gave me a bottle
Of Plantation Bitters. = Three bottles
restored my speech and euredm =
q. II. ELAUTK.''
SOprH WARSAW, O., July %, 1893.
"s One young man, who had been
saeR and not out OF the house for two years
Wfh Serofula and ErysipeIas, after paying the
doctors over Sl50 without benefit, has been
eured by ten bottles of your Bitters. .
EDWARD WOUEALL-"
The following ie from tho Matron OF the
pnEon Home School for the Children of Volun-
seere:
BAyEsEYEs MANSION, s7TH STREET,
New YORK, August J, 1853
@DR. DRAKR: Your wonderful Plantation
hstsfs have been given 10 some of our little
children suffering from weakness and weak
suRgs with most happy effect One little girl,
IN Partaeu,ar, with pains in the head, loss Of
appetite, and daily wasting consumption, on
whom all medical skill had been exhausted,
Rss been entirely restored. We ommenced
v3th but u taaspconful OF Bitters a day. Her
%ppetite increased; strength and health follow
Respectfully, MRS o. ID. DsgoE."
"3 l owe much ~ you, for verify
believe the Plantation Bittarr have saved nv
h5e
RBy. ". Il. W AssoEER, Madrid, ". "
Thou wilt send ma two bottles
usese OF Thy Plan tation Bisters. Ny wife has
sssn greatly benefited by their use.
Thy friend AsA CCRRIN, Philadelphia Pa
/ have been g great sufferer from
Lsyspepeis, and lad to abandon preaching 4.
The Plantation Bitters have cured
RHv. J. s CATHoRH, Rochester, ". "
Send us twenty four dozen more
GF your Plantation Bitters, tho popularity of
Entch are daily increasing With the gueets OF
0Gr house SYKBs CHADWICK j Co.
Proprietors Winsrd's Hotel Washington, d. O."
- have given the Plantation Bit
seFs to hundreds OF our disabled soldiers with
The moet astonishing effect
G.. W. ID. AyDRKws.
superintendent Soldiers Home Cincinnati. o."
- The Plantation Bitters have cured
me OF liver complaint of which was laid ap
prosua.s and had 10 abandon my business.
Ii. b. KINGSLEY, Cleveland, O."
- The Plantation Bitters have cured
me OF arrangement Of the kidney and urtna-
~ organs that has distressed me for years. Il
aSots like charm.
O. Z. MOORE, Agent for Colgate d Co,
Isl Broadway"
&c, &c, &c, &c,
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The Draftiu Milwaukee.

MnwAukEF, Nov. %.-The drafts progress
ing III lhls city today. The chances are abou;
one I'D tour. The best feeling prevails. There
is no distur bsnca.
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The Plantation Bisters make the weak stron e.
me Ianguid brilliant, and are exhausted ma
tuse1s great restorer. They are composed OF
tie celebrated Calisaya Bark, Wintergreen,
Ssssafras, Roots, Herbe, &c, all preserved In
perfectly pure St. Croix Rum,
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

Eoa sAtlaA HOTEL. .its N g 9 rooms, With
Ss,sh 800 1ss ss:, s
a's s';'s II; A. : $ssss:
EoA AsALx-REsrAUhAHT, With Lsa,e. Cor
n:r Ia. avenue and 7th street. Inquire q the
lIemlsss - u DO slet+
stsE.ssagss,sa:D 3, Ky Hoox :a,!ss
soTt heast corner Of D ana I'd sts no B st.
EeR RGNT-RURHIsHID ReoMs-A saise Of
Z haaasoomsiy 1urnisssS P.Ilors and Bed roems,
+ 1s i9d ssy {, s q
nd49r ip,1i'hsd thIee-ssofE and base nens BAiOK
ara s.s nsrss e T:
J, srp 1srt Of The city Eiisibis Buiidins Lots,
'A'n'' @' Tor sale am miFoa i1sSaff: IL = BON.
.o .ou.h... Cor as'i s.s,:s .5s Bss0sss' ,.ss
and Msetir ss PersuIs wishia. TO rent sand Hsn..
s:e 80 ssF2R ssFd4sA sA'
+ being 81 stories front; With : 5 story bsef
s1a .s :. 1s
corner OF 9th and Il yh strests, GeorRetown Sos-
ss ssion Civ en- immediately. Inquire Of b. AAUK-
ALL. Jr.. No. l57 18th street bet vesn 4 ana
streets, at O'Clock ary evening. 90 s,-2vs
!h as Of 'ss sss
On ,ternastsr's Departn ent, Horse Carol, and
Market Houte. suit able for stores residenees
&c; Inquire Of MACKALL, Jr No. 457 Fhir.
tetDth 'treet between snd r streets, At .ts ock
any eveniIg oa 81 avs
A'0h SALE OK EICHAkt R-vaiu .bie Lands,
Cultivated Ssrms Mill Property, in Ohio iii
hois lowa, and Missouri. viii be sold cheap OF eY-
changed for Real Estate In Maryland District %
innbia, or the loyal part Of Virginia or would ex.
'fhsnEs is for pers.osnh .s1 property Inquire No,
Post Office, Washington, D. @. 90 S, lon
I10 BUILDIN6 LOTS FOB LHAsE Oh RENT,
wv suitable sut1ers, restau rants and oriv ate
sesdene nees wtthtn five minutes walk nf the Presi-
18th and N sts.. Wa, .instcp, n. q. 90 n Inn
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET-.s a3a Twelfth
4 street, between g a,d 1.-TWO lover story
PAhLoRs, or one PARLOR ami large BED. ROOM
a 1lolnins both we'll furnished; also several sEO.
RoOMs The loca'io 10 one ., tbs most detlrshIs
an sn ninston and within Ave minutes walk of
Hlaal1S and ktrkwoods'. No children in the
tnnsa % II
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EDUCATIONAL.

Nj VOCAL INSTITUTE
AEl RS. CECILIA YOEE8 KREfCHHAR Has
the honor of al pocRcins TO her friends Snd the
Rnblie that she will resume her instructions iu
vocal husie st No. 426 Iith st-eet, between an1
l. or terms, DC, apply between ths hou "a Of 4
sho D. m oo 2l-soms
M lss BR0OkE'S ESaLIsn AND FRENCH
'l Boarding and Day schocI, No. IaO Penn av
seven Buildings. The ninth year and seventeentb
ssmi-anncal session Of this Institution will com
1nenoe on Monday, September ?ath, fs6s Circular.
can be obtained 1T the bookstores aud OF thu Prin
cipal se Isar.r
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BY J. G. MCGUIRE d CO.. Auctiopaers
DEhEMpfoRY SALE OE TWO YIRsT-OLA

DEhEMpf0RY BALE oE TWO BIRsT-OLA,e =
l BuILDIs0 LoTs.-On FRIDAY AFTEaNO0N ,
November 18th, at O'Clock, on the premises va
shall sell, without reserve to thu hignsst der
Lots o l6 and IT, In Davidson. su odivsion Of
oonI eeticut avenue, between I'll ami I street,
north, and running back about 3, feet to Is foot
alley.
These Lotsfro on the handsome grounds of W
W. o. roorsn, and are considered very desira able
locations for a private re sidsncs
Conveyspces at purchaser q cost.
Terms cash.
no7 j, O Mct4 UIRE Il co krrts
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GAS FITTING, &c.

ATTEET TIONi
CITIZENS AND STRANGERS, OFFICERS,
SOLDIERS, SUTLERS, PEDDLERS,
AND EVERYB0DYW
RIAD THE FOLLOWING cAREsULLY.
At WILLIAM r. RICHsrEIN's
NATIONAL BOOKSTORE, 27s Pa. Az,
Betwesn l1th and 18th streets,
YOU CAN BUY fOR ONE DOLLAR
5 Fifty cent Novels or Twenty fve cent Novels,
Ce cent Stationery Packages or y cent sex ages
FOB ON1 DOLLAR
You can buy eight PHOTOGRAPH Album Cards, Of
which We have now on hand over Eve thousand
varieties, embracing all styles published.
NEW ON1g R1C1IVED DAILY
The largest snd ehsapeat stock Of Albums In the
DIARIIE FOB 1854,
Wholesale and Retail, over 80 new styles.
JUST REC1iVHD
4 new lot Of later 90. q celebrated Ambrotvpes.
Public are invited TO call and examine.
The Subscriber having lately returned from the
New York and PhDadslphiA Trade Sales. offers to
the Trade and the Public generally, the largest and
best Stock Of BOOKS. 6TATION1RY, and FANCY
ARTICL16 ever before opened in this atty, 1t low
rates; consisting Of Books, Foreign and American
Stationery. Photographic Albums, Chess Mem and
Boards, Cribbase boards, Dominoea, Combs
Brushes, Soaps, Pen Knives, Gold Pens. Rszors,
Re, &c. A large 10. of New Books sold ut half
retail price, ct
RATIONAL BOOK STORE.
27s Pennsylvania avenue,
oc79 In between llth and 18th sts.
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ByW l.. WALL 4 90, Auctionesrs
DEREMpTGRy sALEOF V&L0ARIpFkR,

DEREMPrGRY sALEoF vALoABLBBkRa,
avoSnr NIL oo asp n!ss sx pEiSt..'E IN psises ",s
WkLNItDA the a5sh Of November IsS, q. u
eelol y. win sen, on the premises that
lsrssd the residence OF the late j. y. Sausbury,
ard abo ut two miles from the Old Fields, ard 90
joining the farms of b Pasett, the late Dr. CrAv-
ford, Albert Berry, and z Beall, and cu Iia ming
two bundr d and twenty acres If rich dask L3a "a,
very pi cuctlSe for Tobacco and y rain The I'm.
proren ents consist of nearly nav and e0uaforta
nle Frame Dsellipg housa. . Null With god
Dc uses, Quarters AMI all necessary oat buildings
TerDs: One fourth e8sn, Sai0 of which must be
bearing interest, and secured BY deed Of trust on
the premises
moi WIN l.. WALL & Co AustR
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By J. MEG uIRl co., A1suonesrs.
A DhINIsTRAToR's SALE OF VERY y.LUA-
aoSpAY No.
vemb Der 18th. commencing at 612 O'Clock, and con
S oa
tse late J. Lopis Ainser, ef Ale1sndris. virginia,
common good order and preservation. We name
Acts. Laws. Codes, Commentaries, and Digest.
Reports In q 9; Supreme and ctvil Courts and the
Reports Of VIRGINIA, Mary land, Penn.yivsnia. New
Yori Minnesota, Missouri 4 sn.a. and Ar.
s.nsss, particularly complete in Virginia and
Report. IL the English Courts of Common Law, IS
yolumes, DC.
6ps collection Of Miscellaneous Books, oornSris-
Amerie.n and Ensli.h Classics and Poets
I.y IH,s.ys, BioSraphi,sss HE AZ and l Histories
Fnsz worls sDtss on sssur History
Aliases, Boais on Slavery. and other i'm portsnt
Shakespeare, By stsunton, volomss 4to. splendid
IL iliussrated
FlDs Cabinet of Nj aersiosy, with more than two
~ Catalogues nay be had on application to the
A99.tiGn.s,ss 9.Im....s
NOT j. o. MeG o IRE 90. Aucs'.s.
CAVALRY BUREAU, }
On the sis.s and fSSa "a and
18th OF November Will be sold. At Pahlie Aue lon.
city = '''.s ii oz7A1ny T. Hoas.s,
Terms eash, in Governmsn. funds, ea..,.
LisussD.nt and Chief oqartsrmsstsr.
oese-td Cavalry Bureau.
UNITED srArBs MARsRALssAL
of witt Of neri Tsess, .sue1 rom ths s CLERKS
bis and 10 me directed viii expose to Public Sale.
ss s e. hs1,' g., ;ss
NE sfsiis i ana ,sssPs:t Z saa e Isss se. q s.
D, o., together with al and sin sufar the imp prove
nsnss thereon ssised and levied ppan - the prop
id1sid /. Sosis / Al osF.9sin ~ = ,.nos ;. ~
ocn- dads q. Marshal. D. q.
I TNlT1D sTATIs AARsHALs BALl.--In
~ ~ rirsns Of writ fisri fseiaa, issus4 from the
silse.a Vi, pose . PUBIC ssiss Tor s1a s.ss % IN
4 slosk n r. ieis.ins s.sseis:a@ POS S1eS.Tss; ~,
s.sa 'ss ssss ..s 4. s'S ID
On D. he nSrsss..s sernsI q LS. No. ssu.ss No
the alley st the nor corner Of said Lot No. 5,
thsnss .onth % fss.l nehes thence west II feet
inches, thence north TO an alley, thence sasterly
on the south aide Of the Alley 20 ne Ilaes OF bs.
With Al .ns and the In
properly sf knase1 RotsvsIi and Sil So 10 ID %
s;sss ysdet No o tern , N favor
oczo.dSds q. 5. Marsha. b. b.
"A Co-ass 90 and 1ssatses.so,d ss,sss.. %
,osi i I Rss and
At me Corral aear the Washington Obssryatory
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DRoPosALs FOR WOOD.
CAyALhY BuRRlu,
OFFIoB or DEPOT QrAEPsRMAsFKk,
SAEhiugtOp 1854

Washington 1853
PROPOSALS golieif ed and Will be rsoei yed st
oeis on &c until Fri DAY. 2oth day of November al
noon for the farnishins of 0o cords of sood,
sound. merch an "a BILE well seasoned Cord Wood 10
pc aliv,Sed ~ the Cavalry Depot 6ieseor Point,
ID. o., coId.d In ranks feet high: delivery NOT
being considered complete until corded measured
and Inspected: Bid dsrs will state The prices feY
each kind-osk, hickory, pine
An inspector viii be designated on ths psrt OF
the q Govsrnnent 70 inspect and measure the wood
fhe ability of the bidder to fulal his agreement
fnrst be guaranteed by two respo nsible persons
whose Signatures mast De appended TO the guar.
anfse.
The responsibility. of the suarsntor mus, be
shows by the ociAi certificate Of the CLARK Of the
Aearsst District Court OF the United States Dis
trtct Attorney. ..e- " - q
Proposals. must be addressed 10 Captain II A.
DupuJ, De pot QuArtermsstsr, Cavalry D pot. 81 4
street, Warrington, D. G.. and endorsed on the
enyelope Proposals f,r Wool no 4 -ls.
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By J. O. MCGUIRE h co Auetiopeers.
AN k4CELLENr AND NEARLY NEW TRRsH
raukspby Etlss sSgss As sop sH
st 4 O'Clock. on the premises. en- Twenty -sas:
ind street, near street, We shan sell part Of
msnts, which consist Of excellent and nearly
new 1hree. story Frame Dwelling. This property
the Pennsyivsnis avenue railr cad aud in thrv;nx
part Of she city,
Terms e6sh.
NOS J q McGrIRe On A1s4
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AUUTIU)N SALES.
KUTURk DAYS

KUTURk DAYS.
Bvyo MCGUIRE 4 90. Auc.iopeers
GRBAf SALE OF oHoIoE WINES, LIQUORS,
int ksDAI hoRN!hG. .se1snbsl i.s. !, 70
o,snsn - the store Of sinssr 90 Penn;
Mall without eserve, thsir eIssnsiys 'stoM OF
wines. Liquors, 9roesrios, &e., ac. .eomprisins In
! Los Of Piper Htidsisek Champssnes, in pin.s and
Ro cases fne Brandisa '-s~~
2gs ao.en ehe,ee Rye and Bourbon Whisky
100 easss aae shsrriss, Port and Maasirs
! 10 casts Cautenac, Panillae. and et. Bsts phs
Large quantity of R.ps ~ style of Bostssa Le sors
T.s Coffee. epiees, Pickles
Picked Meats fish. Bsnces, Dc, &a,
supesic. Chilled ron Bu,sl.r Proof SAFE
Defks, Chairs. ard Store Fixtures
Hxeellsnt Horse Ixpcess Wsgon and Harness
SCatAloeues at sac. ..
nos &c MCGUIRE L CO.. Assets.
By GREEN l. WILLIAMS. Aust4oneers
raukspAY. tie ls.a sP in.s.ns. snsSs W.
.hai sell. in front Of the premsses eommene ns At
end is In Loonis, suSdiviston OF square No.
I2s these on soth ard north ,treets and
Terms One half Dash 4; balance 10 six and twelve
month the fureb asers to give nntss for ths d
ferred PAYMENT bearing interest from day Of sale
AL eonVeyaneins, including stampe, at the cost
little inoisputable.
Doo. GREEN WILLIAMS. Auets.
By J. Q. MCGUIRE Il co Auetiopesrs.
NJ n - N
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pRoPosALs PoR COAL AND WOOD.

sBNATs oP THg UNITED STATES,
uFGs of ihs .Ssyxs0as al 4rsRs.
Wxshir gLoa, UotoDsr n, 1853. \
SEALED PROPOSALS viii b. received at this on CO
u1tlI II o clock noon of saiCRDAY the slst day
Of NoTem Der next for the delivery In the vaults Of
The Senate Wing OF the Capitol Of four hundrel
IONS no Ids 70 the tom of large Egg or steam
eost-furpsee White Ash Goal. The CosI il 10 be OF
eest quality, tbort uEhiy screened ana veishso ia
he pi essence OF the Onisf Engineer to the kans Ia
or his assistant, and 10 be delivered a above on ar
teiors the 5th day OF December following
Aho, proposals for ike character win be
Ior the delivery, At the same place on or baYoya
dtt day OF Decefn ber OF afty cords Of best pima
FoSd thoroughly seasoned
fAe Coal and Wood to be packed away In the
'aeles, as the Chief Engineer shall direst.
GkO. T. BROWN
cad Sergeant alarms u, g. Senate
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II o1eALa-A sLo0D.D f!Ldx,. d.,.. tn.sS a asa one
- sstiisliy: ..es seE.iss9s.d. vsi IN
mas o. Hsht veisS3. Apply at tie Navy Yard
Gate. between the kosIs OF .. 70. and u. m.
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rAVALkY BUREAU,
Y OFpIoE or CHIEF QuAlTERnAsrDl,
WAsEIgGToy, d. O., October y, 1898
On the First and Third WEDNESDAYS, 4.h and
18th OF November will be sold. At Public Auci Ion
ct the Cavalry Depot. st 3ieshoro Point, near this
city. large lot
CAVALRY H0ReEs,
condl mned a. UNFIT for public terviee.
sales fo commence 1T 10 o'clock Q. m
Terms cash, in Government funds;
g. g. SAWfkLL1,
Lisutenant and Chief QuartermAstsr.
uaYalYx RnYaAu
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w HIDgS-HIDlS.
w ILL 30 sold At Public Auction, on ever
WDDNEDpAY and SATURDAY, 1t II e'ulook /
n, at the HaArf on sixth street, W AshinSton, a
sale.
fern: sa.h, IN frsssarS notes. 70 3 gs!S = u
MD IOhron.l II. Ool. and q. q. q.
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SOpra WARSAW, o., July D, 1893.
"s Une young man, who had been
mex and not out OF the house for two years
with Serofula and ErysipeIas, after paying the
doctors over Sl50 without benefit, has been
eured by ten bottles of your Bitters.
EDWARD W0UNALL."
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AA@ OPERA GLAssIs @A~
yIBLD 6LA9SES.
Just received, the finest assortment ever offered
In this city. by
FRANKLIN Il co.. OPTICIANS.
944 Pennsylvania avenue, bet. 18th and 18th sts.
Sse Pennsylvania avenue, tunder ths NationL.)
~PHBBLl and PHRIsCOPIC sPHoTAoLEs
correctly suited to every eyesishts
0O0PAHNDS, ~
DktloN1Tu19,
FAoroeBAPH ALBEHs =
OARfM d yI11T1, Snd
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u NOTICU.
DAKIRS, 6roesrs, Flour and Pea Dealers, Sut
specially Informed they can be supplied with q
dsssriRtions Of IL0Uk, 6RAiN. YEDp, HAY And
f0rh and Baltimore Wholesale prices, at
ALDR1oHB nAts CsssslGJ
Wkolesale 6rsin Flour and Feed warehouse,
cor. I'd and SITS and Indiana Av.,
90 "a SIM near 4 a. Railroad DeDot.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-04-03
Iotica in Partition,

TTIHONAS Ward, Of Marion county, Ohio, William
/ Ward, of I'ikns lttk -, John Ward, of Iowa g,
Joseph Missouri Mary J. Morris, sarah f. Morris, Sa
rah Morris and her hush ,nd }, I'm Morris, I'kc Ward
and Sarah Ward all Of Delaware county, Chic, VIII
take notice that p tition was flied against them o2 ir
the 9TH day OF March, 1873, in the Court of Ionm"
P!cns delaware county Gho, by James Icnnjsou and
Cat4arine Bennison his wife, and is now pending
wherein said james Dcurison aud Cathag.n' lem is'
demand partition Of and the assignment OF dover q"
said Sarah Ward, widow OF William Ward Gcccas d. in
following Real Estate, situate in Delaware COUNTY
Section one, United states Military ana beng pnrt Of
Lot No. ). and bounded and d, scribed follows BE
southyvs OF ot No 81 in said section At Z lost
n,'s the section line thence north 9rgr'c
east along the tine ct said Lot IN the county road
25T 80 100 DDS 70 stone On fFast in .oss county
roats; thence north z d"gr@es west IN The c'un
OF Lots and 4; thence south dt srcrs 81 mn
ues along tn lot line 2E6 10 rods to stone on
post tue section line at the south west corner Of
said Lot anl south east corner ol Lot g. thence nth
grecs along the section line - 10 rods 10
c. 90 pcrcIcs or irnd being tius pTrrns owned
resided upon by said William Ward at tlio time or his
death.
Also, that said petition alleges that said John Ward
is net ent,ul to any portion {" said premises in said
petition described, because said William Ward and
wife te leth day Of April, 1881, conveyed to said
john Ward advancemant, ba acres and SO 10
state OF ohio and in Range 20, Township
l. United states Military, anu being the east part o lot
No and north part Of Lot No 3, IN subdivision Of
Said Secti, 1, bounded follows: beginning at the
north lot thence sorth S91S de
grecs long the lot line 10 poles to post thence
south ll2 poes and u links passing the corner Of lots
and at 10 4l-lOO poles to post at the corner of
lots and the west line Of lot 81 thence nsrth SO de-
grees 81 y minutes east along said county road ~ pol
pest at the ssne OF county roaL thence
north along the east line of lots and in county
road to the place Of begmningan that SAID advance
ment is more than his equal share of said estate.
At the next term of said Court application will be
for the artton Of said first described promises,
''' '''''' - CARTER 4 VAN DENAN,
March 20, 1sea.-ot $40 80
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-04-03

To STRENGTHEN Ti:E REBEL. CAUSE To in
vie intervention rsrisrv presenting
OF the country abroad TO engender aliena-
lions and auimosities 10 the free Statc4 tc
bring the representatives. Of the Federal Coy
crnment into contempt, and promote spTir
Of fnction and riot-thcsc are the noble objects
pursued by the {" Copperhead opposition !! -
Simply TO refer TO them is stHfricnt TO shn~
that the g opposition at the North is part
and parole, in IFS disloyaty to The republic
and the age, with the Slave Power Cons piracy.
and that it enters into It's purposes to lift d
finger FOR the destruction Of an insurFtctien
av0wedy SET kirg to overthrow democratic in
situations.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-04-03
Faroreble A.neot Of Affairs.

The President is satisfied that the present
condition Of afTairs is more favorable tdan il
has been al any time Stree the rebellion as
sumed its present proportions, for the early
ard complete triumph Of the Union cause
All the accounts received from the military
aui naval forces represent them to be IN the
most satisfactory ard Efficient condition, and
the private and official information commHDi-
Gated TO the President and the departments is
such as to convince them that a comparatively
brief period will show that the rebellion is in
lis last stage Of exhaustion and DESPERATION
While the rebels are at their wits end TO pro-
cure the means Of subsistence, and their fnan-
ces are in a state of collapse, we have super-
abundance of provisions, and more money is
rendered 10 the Government than they want
both from domestic and foreign capitalists
All that is needed now is a few days Of pleas
ant weather to enable active operations to bt
resumed and vigorously prosecuted.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-04-03

The RESOURCES or OUR CoUyTRY.-Hon.
George 5. Boutwell,, writing TO friends who
had urged him TO continue TO perform the du-
ties Of Bevenue Commissioner until 1t was
necessary for him to take his seat in Congress,
expresses his doubts of the propriety of such
a course, and adds that "his experience in the
office Of Internal Revenue has enabled him to
comprehend with more clearness than ever be
fore the magnitude of our national resources,
and he has gained confidence daily IN the abil-
fiy of the country to carry on the war to a
successful termination. There is no good
reason for discouragemeni; on the contrary
the Government will be restored by the over
throw of tie rebels and the return Of the States,
now engaged in rebellion.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-04-03

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