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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-09-18
Sheriff's Sale.

Sheriff's Sale.
Joseph Travis DY virtue of an
ID Execution to me
Frederick Bumrus, ( others. directed from the
Court Of Common Pleas OF Knox county Ohio, shall
offer for sale the door of the Court House Del
aware,
Wednesday, September 16, 1868,
at one O'Clock p the following described Real Es-
tate to wit: Situate the county Of Delaware. State
OF Ohio, and in Range nineteen 49, Township five (5)
and Section four a., United States Military Land and
bounded and described follows: Beginning at post
IN the Range line between Range IS and 49, at the
her OF lots No % and 25 in said Section L. Township
and Range 49, thence the north east corner of
lands now owned by John HamOnd, being about Sc
rods; thence south with said Hamonds east line 200
rods post the line between lots No. % and 2s
SAID Section 1; thence east. following lot line to the
center Of the road leading from Delaware to Eden:
thence in a Borthery direction following the mIdd lc
thrcab Of said road to the west line of 20 tract
conveyed to D. BreeS; thence north with said Breeses
west line the line between lots No. 20 p;
thence the OF the Range line
between Ranges and l9; thence north following said
Range line to the place of begnning-hereby convey
ing 60 the part lot No 26 and 30
in middle part OF lot No % lying south the before
mentioned roadthe tract hereby decided estimated to
contain 100 acres more or less.
B. {. WATERS Sheriff,
Aug. II, '63-p 81 so. Delaware Co., o.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-09-18
SsETS JUNE Ist, 1868.

The PHOENIX has, in the past five years equalized to
public benefit, in the Western and Southern States in
the shape of LOSSES PAID, over
-Four Hundred and Thirty thousand Dollars,
successful record of a weIl-tried Corporation.
Farmers Dwellings and Barns insured for a term of
years at as LOW RATES safely be taken by any
SOLVENT Company that intends to remain So
cordially solicit your patronage this well kneWn
and popular Company.
nov 1862 GEO C. EATON, Resident Agent
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-09-18

THT1 HOWE

took every premium offered Sewing Machines ard
II certain cannot be called vain Boosting Mr.. Howe
II he dOeS let these facts be known 10 the public.
have sold enough OF these Machines nelawarv
county 70 establish their character and give sas
factory reference to persons Wishing TO purchase good
Sc king Machine, q. PLATr, Agent,
Delaware, May lSp 1865 No. 3, Williams Block,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-09-18

EJOR SALE at Manufacturer's prices, the following
Il Machines:
Hubbard Mower and Reaper
Light Hubbard Mower.
Woods Light Mower.
Fishers Wrought Iron Mower.
Stetson's Reaper and Mower.
Xirby's Reaper and Mower.
Please call and examine before purchasing
une u 1s62-3ms c. c. CHAMBERLAIN
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-09-18
Axes.
Flour.

T AIDES, IF YOU WANT something Neat and of the
IL Newest Patterns, for Children call upon
April II, 1868. t. II. WILSON & co.
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Read This.

TYAVING sold my Stock Of Clothing, would say to
IL those indebted to that '0ish them 10 cali and
settle BlediGtely
DeO q, 1854. ALEX DUNLAP
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-09-18

THE subscriber having the Agency for the sale of
this very desirable article in the counties of Della
and UniOn begs call the attention of farmers
to its superior merits. II has stood the test of the
verest scrutiny, and is by the general verdict of the
public declared the best article of the kind In
Persons wishing EvapOratOr Will of under
stand the economy of purchasing the found
and this is the very article. 1t without a rival for
efficiency. and win commend itself to all judges of
what EvaporaIOr should be what it uld be ca
pable OF performing. Apply to
L. PARKER
Aug 2S '63-u Delaware, D.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-09-18
Fine Cutlery.

a LARGE assortment of fine Pocket Knives an
"A Razors from the celebrated mandatory of VIM. Gil
hrist-ust received the Jewelry Fancy No
Williams Block. These goods warranted superior
to any others nthemarket-Engish not excepted Gen
tleTnen invited to call and look at them.
C.PIA
Delaware, May 6.-#tf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-09-18
Mulav MIL Saws,

TUST received another lot of the above saws Also
q lots OF Butting Drag Saws, for Saving Wood by
Horse Power.
Jan. 10. C. G. CHAMBERLAIN
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-09-18

suit pending in the Dis
trict Court for Delaware
; County, Ohio.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-09-18

For Rats, Mice, Roaches, Ants, Bed Bugs, Moths
in Furs, Woolens, &C., Insects on Plants, Fowls
Animals, &c.
Put in 25c SOC and 81 90 Boxes Bottles and Flasks
SO and SIS sizes for HOTELS, PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS &c
''Only infaIible remedies KNOWN
tfFree from PoisOns."
''Not dangerous to the Human Family"
''Rats come out of their holes die.''
R1-Sold Wholesale in all large Cities.
4S-Sod by all Druggists and Retailers everywhere.
R9- BEWARE Of all worthless limitations.
RS-See that 'CosTAR's'' is on each Box, Bottle
and Flask, before vOu buy
RE-Address HENRY n. C0GTAR
4T-PRINCIPAL DEPOT, 452 Broadway, n. Y.
RE-Sold Wholesale and Retail, by STARR BRO,
Delaware Chic. may 1 63-6m.is
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June Term 1853

| ,-s N others. SUIT pending in the Dis
/ The CIev.Iopd T. o.. trict Court for Delaware
snort Line Railroad sompa. 'y' Onio
| ny, and others. J ,,.-,..
I1Io case having been referred at the last to d.
sion i Co1ft 70 the Undersigned as Master Commis
o 20 JlNe ana settle accounts &C. notice Is berebv
gwen 70 an concerned that the updeTsignai ~ @
@ aas.er commissioner will receive claims and acco1ni
sst t tle said T. x c. Short Line Railroad Comnsnr
dt the 10Th day of November next and begsen tb;
, ano the Ist day of December next will receio a
h si ana further proof If necessarv. ana on
J1 o SIG ast mentioned day will finally consder and nd
All ,9 aHe an CLAIMS against said Railroad Comnanv
accordfn,I,- - ~ ~ lpahy viii govern themselves
fore that day. Claims ana an accounts be-
Delaware Aug. s. g. SDacioI n. - =, Ilr.IBl, r.,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-24

Engineer Corps and the 18th and 10th Missi5-
sippi regiments.
The Virginia Confederate House of Dele
gates has passed a bill to ''suppress exchange
in gold and bank notes" 4 bill to conscript
all the f ee negroes Of the State |irginla) be-
tween s and 50 years, to work III the mines
and manufactures, was before the same body
a poll was opened in Richmond on Thurs
day last to determine whether tn Legislature
shall pass a till regulating the prices OF ar
ticles Of prime necessity.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-24
PUBLISHED (DAILy( BT
EDGAR SNOW DEN JR,
r. OFFICE--No. 104 King street, over
{ 3nqs formerly French's) Book Store.
1.ATEST SOUTHERN NEWS.


contains the following dispatches:
CHARLESTON, October 20.-Our batteries
have kept up brisk FIRE upon the Yankees,
who appear in much larger force than usual at
l;recg and Wagner. Another mouitor from
the North has joined the fleet, making tive II
al HE IrousIde5, tor the first time elnce the
aract upon her, steamed around Cumming 5
Point this afternoon, evidently making trial
rpV her machinery
joRD0lsyILLE, October 20,-0ne thousand
Yankee prisoners, captured last week are ex
pccted here o.nght The kapldan bridge
will be repaired to morrow morning,
The following dispatch from Gen. Il. X.
Lee TO Gen. Cooper, dated October 10th, IS
DubIShed.
Gen Stuart yesterday opposed, at Buck
hDd the advance OF Gen Fitzpatrick 5 dlVls-
ilu Of cavalry, while EItz Lee attacked his
flank and rear The enemy Was pursued un-
I'll he reached his infantry support at Hay
market aud Gainesville. IWo hundred pus-
onerS were captured, with their horses aud
equipments
Ihv Dispatch also says
Dr. W. T. kucker made his escape from
PiJlSyIyauia JAIL last Sunday might, and Il
ION at large. Had Justice been dealt Out to
him at proper time, this loss would not have
been ou>lalued.
FROM THE Trans MISSISSIPPI ten Price,
twenty Thousand strong. Is marching OH Lit
tie RVck with only ABOUT SIX Thousand Eeder-
ais III lis front ten. Il. k.rUy Smith Says
Price IS Oh his way to Missouri.
CHARLESTON, October ia boat, from
The French corvette Sl>ephUne, Captain Mari
Yau& OF the bar, came up to-day 10 cOumu.
ncate With tie French consul.
MERIDIAN, Miss, OcIuDer ia column OF
cavalry ulld lntautry 5000 strong, which cross
Ell the Big BLACK tUW days sluce aE Bridge
port moving out towards Canton, WAS met
Yesterday by our forces near Brownsville,
where 4 light artillery tight occurred. Our
forces have Ialleu Dach a teW miles. a general
engagement Is looked Tor.
MISSIONARY RIDGE, October l7.-tor the
1rSt tlme tor t0ug days we are blessed With
sunshine. The flooded creeks are recedlng,
aud the bridges are rapidly being repaired. -
Inc enemy pout0ouS Wern swept away again,
auQ the treStIe bridge above The town auO-
merged. Gvn. Adams was brought III under
1N8 t-Crucs to-day
oege! corps are reported at Stevenson on
(1e I4th distant
The Richmond Dispatch Of the Goth claims
ioat Stuart cavalry chased the tederals across
DoL Run Oh the previous Friday, and states
mat TIE Conteu crate Brig. Gen. Kirkland Was
ffi,l.94g .helr wounded III the engagement at
0Il>toN QQ " edue>uay 0t last week.
Commissioner Oud publishes notice IN
~ @e Dispatch OF the 2Uth, declaring all the
vooleoeraCe officers aud prlVates captured pre-
1.oo@ y y September Ist, except those capttred
T. :, J lcl>1urg, July 4th,) to De exchanged, = :,
ms that paper states, Includes the Stats OF
2'11eIaIS Penn terJon, Stevenson, Bowen,
,I2'te1 Barou, ) y, Lee. Cummings, Harris,
81 a'1 DatdWLn, and OF Co.'s keynolda, CVckrell,
0"7 o3chery, aud the officers aud ul4o nt then
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-24

invitation of the Secretary of the Navy. Ex-
tensive preparations are making at the Wash
ngton Navy Yard for the reception. The
sight of a Russian feet coming up the Poto-
mae, will be one which will attract much at
tentl0u.
4 writer in the Washington Chronicle COM
plains that the guard at the steamboat landing
in Washington, are not strict enough III
their search of the baggage Of travellers down
the Potomac" and says that trunks, &c.,
should be more thoroughly examined than
they are now
The condition of the residents OF tauquler
and Prince William counties Is represented as
painful, there being very scant supplies OF the
necessaries of lite. They are bordering On
starvation
4 whole family, father, mother, three sons
and two daughters were recently murdered II
their own house, near the town OF Paoll, III
Indiana. The house was also robbed.
The negro boy, in Washington, who recent
" killed young Samuel Howard kinsey, has
been found guilty Of manslaughter, and SEN
fenced to two years imprisonment IN the
penltentiary,
Lieut.. Glassel, who had charge Of the expe~
dition which LETT Charleston TO blow up the
r. s steamer Lronsides, has been brought to
New York, and committed to jail there.
! soaking rain has followed the late delight
ful weather. It rained all last night. We
NAV now reasonably look for winter weather
The Ladies' Festival tor the benefit OF the
Methodist Protestant Church will close TO-
night It has been well attended, and success
tul.
It IS said that the fire plugs IN town, are
generally out OF order, and should be attended
TO Immediately.
General Forey before his departure from the
city Of Mexico, issued some stringent orders
against the unknown assasslns OF trench
zouaye. threatening to burn the town OF 1la1
o whore fhe man was murdered, If the act
1rac not otherwise e1piated. The new cam
ra;rn against Juarez was about to begin, with
United chances OF success on the part Of. the
French.
Al arrival at San Francisco brings dates from
Tanan to the 9th August, It's reported that
+ba british feet had severely reposed one OF
the japanese Daimias but no particulars are
given.
The funeral of General William Il. Lytle;
k;)]aa at Cbickamauga, took place at Clncln-
nat on Thursday afternoon.
The draft in New Jersey, has been suspen'
IL Ca..onnor of that State nledl liug thai
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-24

ticles Of prime necessity.
ARMY OF THE CUMBERLAND.
4 special to the n. Y. Times, dated Chat
tanooga, October y, via a>hyie, on the 22d,
is as follows Rosecrans received the order
relieving hlm from command on Monday even
ing and yesterday lett tor Cinclunatl where
be was ordered to report 4 late report OF the
Chattanooga Rebel says Bragg will be relieved
tor his failure IN the defeat OF Rosecrans IN the
late battle, and it IS yet undecided whether
Johnston, Longstree, CT Lee, will be his sue
cessor. The late rains have swollen the Ten
nessee river very much, and steamers could
very easily reach Chattanooga, did the Con
ederates permit
STEvENsoN October 2l-Generals Grant
and Rosecrans both arrived here last night, the
one from Nashville, the other from Chatta-
nooga, and were the guests Of Gen. Hooker.
Mrs VIM. johnson was arrested several
days since at Point Of Rocks, and brought to
Baltimore charged With violating custom
house permit, by having more goods in her
possession than the permit allowed. She re-
sided in Loudoun county, near Leesburg, with.
III the Federal lines, aud had come to Baltl-
mOre, 0btulued permit, and was on her re-
turn home when she was arrested. yesterday
morning she was ordered across the lines: not
to return until the war was over.
The report OF the capture Of the Seventh
Maryland Regiment, at Thoroughfare Gap, is
incorrect. Itappcars that the regiment was
surprised by force Of Contederates late IN the
afternoon OF Monday last, but that the troops
s,,ccnaAod IN sl staining themselves until REIN
forcements arrived, when they cut their way
out, losing cwo killed, five wounded and
small number mlsslng
The Il. S War Department issued an order
TO- day, directing all officers now III Washing
ton, except those permanently assigned to stan
duty there, TO rejoin their command. Several
hundred gentlemen Of leisure will thus be forced
70 forward march, The duties Of those few
who t.ave any TO perform will be discharged
by the officers Of the Invalid Corps
In q recent march from Knoxville to Gum
berland Gan the brigade Of infantry under Col
Fjtzroy de Courcey made sixty miles IN tltty-
TWO hours. This is the best exhibition OF mill,
tary pedestlianism that has been chronlcIeo
dnring the war, and President Lincoln has a.
rerred the Secretary Of War to present ms
commitments TO those engaged IN this expedltl-
Gus teat,
Admiral Dahlgren has addressed comn1u
nication TO the Navy Department, covellng
correspondence between General Gilmore ana
himself. which goes to show that the most
an,;cahIe relations exist between the comman-
dprs Of the land and naval forces now operating
against Charleston.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-24

The Russian feet, now at New York, is ex-
pected in Washington, on Tuesday next, by
invitation of the Secretary Of the Navy Ex-
tensive preparations are making at the Wash
ington Navy Yard for the reception. The
sight of Russian feet coming up the Poto-
mae, will be one which will attract much at
tentlou.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-13
CUR K -,
70 Brady street, lat doorabo,e "a 81. apls
1he sisters Of (hursxu

\NlSH TO INFORM TIL CITIZENS OF
w ayenport and tho public generally, ih n
they have removed their Boarding School from
the hcsd my Of tho immaculate Conception
tho Building generally knowa as ">argant' =
House., on Brady street between Eighth and
Ninth, where they arc now prepared to receive
pupils, ethrr as Bonrders Hal boarders, Mt the
nsual terms. They have also opened a Select
Dny School for he sceonm oda ion Of those who
wish TO avail Themselves thereof.
The course OF instru5 5iion will comprise NJ
formerly, all that constitutes aod rnglish ia
ucation, rench and German Languages, Music
~ the Harp. fiano, duttsr and tuioimar, Draw
ing, Paintngon Oil md Water Colors, Plain a.d
Drnanenfai Needle v ork
Ierms eoutinn, as heretofore but paymruts
tnnst be made IN advance, aud from his role there
soaH be ne dep,ai.0a.
The uuiiofm. nov adopted, consists of a dark
t,lue msrtpo dress blsos silk Or baldi waist.
h a k straw hs', brown veil, aud white collar
ne same for sumner, but Of iigater material
nd white straw hat.
Further Information can be obtained nj the
tcateDy or at the Schools attached 10 St An
thony's ard tie M.rpuefite's Churches
Davenport August l2th. 1853 ag13-d2w
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-13
Kiv Eii ITEMS.

Thursday, Augustls
ARRIVED.
kArE CAsaEL,B B w. DAVIS, Montrosc.
PEaBIEA, Hill, Montrose.
DEPARTED.
KATE CAssEL, b. W. Davis, Montrose.
boats LEAVING THIS EVENING
The Northern Line packet nembina. Captain
ill, and NJ. Green, clerk, will depart for St
Louis and way points this evening at O'clock
{. NJ. Preityman, agent.
BoATs LEAVING TOMORROW
The mail and passenger packet Jennie Wbppe
Captain Campbell, will depart for Keokuk and
Intermediate landings TO morrow morning. Lem
aei Parkhurst in the Office. 4. A. Tiebein, agent.
The mail and passenger packet james Means.
Captain Pierce, will depart for Dubuque and way
points tomorrow morning. X. N. Prettyman.
NJ
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-13
BY TELEGRAPH.
OUR SPECIAL DISPATCHES.
Good News from Gharlcs.
tOn.-.t'rOslpccI OGan lsm-
mediate Capture Of
that stronghold.
The Fail Of Forts Sumter
and Wagner Considered
Certain.
The Report that the Prom
incnt Friend Ofahc Ad-
nlinislraiiOm are n
bout 10 Assemble
Denied.
Report Of Foul PLAY Com
nCctcG with the Burn
ing Of the Steamer
Ruth.
Belief that she was Burned
10 Conceal q % Enormous
Belief that she was Burned
10 Conceal an l:nOr1n las
k Robbery.
1Sc OrganfZali liOm Of the
Federal Army.
NpW NaRE Aug /

NEW ioRk, Aug. ~.
The Steamer Arago from Port /. yal
VIA Charleston, Monday, has arrived.
She brings the l7Gth Ponn., Reg,meu,
whose term expired
Corresp ndencc Of the sth says. tie
| rebels buii numerous add tional ba it,lics
Oh James island. We have to cncountcr
hundred more guns that Dupont did.
he rebel are alao building the interior
lines o' defence near the cliy.
About seven Thousand troops from
the North have landed on Motris Island
dullng the ? st week.
A let or daed he 10th says. General
& morc has notified Admiral D,bIgr,cn
that he WI. te ready To commence the
attack on the l3th. The navy Is ready
and the fighting will commence then.
! lie greatest coniilrnce is felt the fall Of
forts Sn'nrt'r, Wagner, aud Cummings
10 Mt IN two or six h"urs.
a deserler i,om 1T. Wagner says two
thirds OF The guus have been removed
rom FtlSuruter aud mounted on james
Island. lie says that the fall oi Snmicr
IS 7, gardcd rs certain. The DANA q
done N June by the monitors rendering
Il he elplcs~ 70 attempt to hold it,
The descrler also say, Snn,tc, was on
the point Of lsuricncc,ng when the mon
iiors Withdrew.
We arc eh,lllng night ard day.
IT. Johnen keeps up b'i-k fir and our
wooden gun boats reply every Jay aud
shell the rebels.
BY Sunday next We will certainly hold
Sumter and VI hin fonr day succeed NJ,
cha'Ie.to" Is runs will bo N our
possession.
The gnnboats and mortarboats are
stripping for the fight aud at The tim,
the A'ago left, three guuboats were shei
ling Cummings Point.
Weather dc igh,ful.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-13
NEw Yonk. Anr. /

NEW OK, Aug 10.
The TriJune's Washington dispatcl
denies cmphatieally that there u an,
t'uth IN the report o an important meet.
ing of distinguished pcisonapcs in Wash
ington, also there is not the slightest
Truth in the statement that news has
deem received kom the South that tbc
leading rebels with to come back into
the Union, proyice1 terms are offered
to them.
A recent order Of Gen. Banks announ-
ces Gen. Stone as chief of hs staff.
The Uerofds despatch SAYS that a
susplclou Of foul play connected with
the turning to the steamer Ruth, on the
Mississippi Is en'ertained.
The money for Grants army it is snp
posed was not on board, ard the boa,
was destroyed TO conccdc an cnoim rs
robbery. The matter will be rgidly in
vcstigated
TIE UeraM says circular is going
around this ci Y call for convcn 10,
at Rochester during the present month
to express ex RENE copper'lcad ntmeuls
1t announces that distingui hsd me,,
from the border States will be present.
The cricket match between tie St.
George and Boston cubs terminated in
IN the victory OF the former.
MAJ. Gen. Peck has assumed com
mand of the 18th army corps, into win b
his former 7th corps is merged. H,s
headquarters is At NcwLcln, in Gen.
Fosters department.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-13

RIsLEY's PANoRAMA.-Ths celebra-
ted Psporsma OF ihs river Thames which hs.
90 long been lying in the warehouse in this
city has been engaged by the new Chicago
Museum at Kingsbury's Hall, at two hundred
and fifty dollars per week, for the term osfou
weeks. Mr.. Risley went to Chicag, Last
nigh, to superintsnd it's operation. 1hsrs il.
no panoramic painting in America that car
compare with it 10 artistic execution, and W
should not be surprised to see II have . larg.
run this season.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-13

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stock Of Kerosene lamps OF every kind is to t.
found at Wsbo's. No. l6. lie Claire Row IL.
churches. hotels Offices. salooi =, halle, psrlors
dining rooms, bed roems and kitchens, and
can supply all demands at the shortest notice
In 9 most ssti'factory manner. Also on hsno
the pursst kerosene oils. Call and see
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