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The New York herald., 1863-10-20

tie {" msnd ol w,ole IN ser'lr d o. s'e @ y, 10
s"u ~ a. ~ ia G. Eve yth"g sno' .,a ~ 80
en- ! - con i,est O Tho =, o. 10 tho North '"'"e'
n capf ,ierHv ". mesErds" ~ d'e't &c .Ss'
the ~ tinr T. continued wears 10 c'me u 10 oih
Gull cnu 81, 9 how IL n Ch ng' these con itons- =,
The r.at nr nuiher tede al army with 'saiety,
clpratua, itself h'ng ained when re ch'ng
H. ~ hi misgivngs as 10 the prlncipe ~
such war. result that ms uiivl ying must arse
from The operation Of gene al Hitherto inva
sion broken its wing, and been compelled 10
retire or Iako perch Of ,'sa ETY. !" and remain
ifactve. Inc pable for time any iresh light IN
the Chattanooga mountains the federal army OF the
West now driven to refuge The Incidents
OF the war repeat themselves almost to monoiony.
The New York herald., 1863-10-20
x.a ,he ssen. Of Emperor my soveresp % a0oeps

Win the scent Of the Emperor sovereign to aocer
the b."
first, the Renters telegram implies doubt as 10 tne
obtaining OF tie Guarantees: that y not 10 the rench
wnich means that the oOtainins Is only questioh o
time Then, IL makes the Archduke utter nol py
saving that when those guarantees for wnlch ne
aiseJ fsod aud those conditions lchcl ne hntSes
toses as the terms tor his acceptance are obtained I'M
un'ed, he may still, by order a. his brother deny ,hi.
acceptance, when, the contrary, the irench " Ma
means that he (he Arcnduke) is already now, with ths
assent OF hts brother, the Emperor Of Austria, re"'y
accept when those guarantees conditions are OF aneu
and fulfilled Yonr obedient servant p
The New York herald., 1863-10-20
THE PRIvATEERs.
The British Ship Hahnrman Brought to
by the Tuscaloosa.

From the London Express, Oct. g.
The Hahneman, Captain Phillips, from London which
arrived III Bombay the both Of August met with the
following the LIST Of july lat Is rs 81
and long 80 IS w., while in company with two Dutch
barks-one named the Bugerstyn, the other name un-
knownthey perceived large brig bearing down upon
them Win AZ SAL sne passed the two Dutch shps ex
her course for tho Hahneman, which was then
on tho port tack, and heading to s. s. W., with The
wind g. e. The brig then nred blank gun, and the
Britsh colors ware inmedatey hoisted on The Hahne
man, bat she ss kept her course Tho American now
wards anothepshe} dropped just ahead The Hnhpeman
then layos ahd the bark rapidly gained upon her and
san s s@o nss sSossd .GS Uoe 81
which y.TS ncssSSy reached the Hahnn---. ,.n,, a,
line with the oremass and the other passed over the
PSSp' sSss S sSs S.ps and mate me a.hSs
approach Of The unws'ooms stranger when snc wa
within about 400 yards. boa. lowered, ma named
whom boarded the HAhneman and demanded hs~ nsnsrs
The oo demonstrated with BY the captain AZ 10 his
Wa federal shp hsy woud have sunk her rsSr than
nIssd vita which .he oosr Ipressed himself s.ssssd
o. Captain Low and bad run the bIcrkads OF Chs,sscn
after the defeat 0 the cads had been ATTY days
although several had bssa boarded by her The ocor.
Mr. 81 Cair, native Of Virginia. then ef, the shIp To-
gcther with his men, and tho Hahneman procesdcd On
Prom shs Liverpool coorier. ocL ~
Alsr sorcFe the Hstnemsn, the Tustaloosa madc sos
tns CAps and By ns ast mail from there had been CON
msnr serious deprsdaiiops among American shipping b
sne eastward d thas paca Her superior railing quaseu
70 nds nsr fair mech or even CLIPPER ships sspsesa
OF which b gathsrcd from te fact thai uotvith-
q AIDING he supcror speed Of OF the vsaees tho
Hahncman found neveeh again being overhauIed by tho
Tuscaloosa on the I'd but finding out his niaks,
he stood on.
Rebel Crutsers or The Maurttsws.
Maurus (Sept 2s) correspondence tho London Times
The Emma, which arrived here from Nantes on tho 9th
OF August states thai on the goth of June about four
miles Toward Of Trinity Island
matsd screw steamer painted black outside and yellow
inside bearng tho Confederate flag and having about 100
men on board. A. the time she lose " an Aurcr,.
can ship, apparently searching Another large ship
prob,by prize was anchored in the bay which place
the steamer proceeded and took shelter behind cluster
OF small lands supposed the lockout for other federal
vessels.
The New York herald., 1863-10-20
Coun,rrfei, Coins from ng.,icn

lFrom the l.. ndon Tues ,tv Nrtcle ~ g.
Advl' e. from Gu naynato IN Mexc3 tel ins 2s =, :.
August. state that false d1liire iaiera NJ, IN,
were bong riuduenty corei. They ao ..ia . ~
well sru'k. and close imr,tici OF the dolae3rt fo-
ely of Mexico mint. Ihee nian siiv"f i.f'.,
2S 2grans insie a OF 10 drams 20 grnips $50 a. B..
evident that large am unit must be mapra ftsel ra
nt INTO c aton TO leave any nde ,isnii Cos f..
principals IN the elony. Inc rs ina ssst
ami writer WIN so d. ecimen remsrk -:-lt Is sr+
feared that such quantity may reach fufo;,e
~ 10 In ure tho credit al Me col ana 4 ia sic
brokers are not nj eadv on their guard hing u ag.
able 10 have the matter br 'urht under th.it II aioe
The New York herald., 1863-10-20
England Won't Go 10 War.
IIinnn Iha 1 mud N Iiuoas Act

Yei 50 strong Is tho lee ng OF the present day
against war that this danger, which lew years ago
would nave amounted to certainty seems likely to be
averted solely by the moderation and good sense Of
France Austria and England. We have been witnessing
or The last two the destruction Of the mate
rial our most valued manufacture through the agency
the Northern States OF America asd this injury " our
rest interests las been accompanied with every ex
sihy be employed Yet we have submitted to an
imperfect bio kade. which single putt OF breath
would blow way, and allowed military gtvsrnmen 10
Ld0e isf ohch almost its tIsnrped
potoes a9ains us. rather than take any step which shall
interfere ip1th he peace of the torvid.
The New York herald., 1863-10-20

A Privsteer or Copeland.

pNDnN, Oct o. ls0J.
The Flying Spur, arrived In the river reports that on
the 18th ot August Latitude - SOUTH ngtude ls east
Caelind besrng east. distant iorty mi scrcs steam
or came Oh towards her, showing English colors ssknx
The New York herald., 1863-10-20

she bad any Amer ship; being a vetd IN ti-
nesative. hauled lile IN iS rs ana
hOisted the g IN eierate lig. She brig Ylct pa
renty very fast vessel, and with q n ihef Oh
men showing her decks.
The New York herald., 1863-10-20
Maxtmiiiaa's Prospects On ,he saoeK -

ia 'ofesD securities this morning tn chet eztlrt
4iai o. twa or cent In Mexican hs rsct Gpss frtpIf.
oiPtntsd w'th N nps II The Aschdlss Hofia.slif
tn"n To ner and less inn tent fers hc
W mt answer. nm its msde aon ID iicA.
pear To oiler better guarantees f"r the ~ Il
m"hcan empire han y It h d simply been M ras-f
seizure Of the pro- erec dignity
The New York herald., 1863-10-20
Reported Europe.n League 4" f"s

me RAJ IS corresp"' drnt o the l. nd foa laHe fs
f'htemnt that hea ly all the Fur u an fhwsrs r..t
am nave atreed t recog. izc the 90 20 ia
Mexico.
The New York herald., 1863-10-20

ll.i''.3ii NR1l EI lJlD.
The ely d Nrw York al New Y rk
,ibraal al Father poial.
..y- DAYS LATER NEWS.
TME GGNiTIDN MOVEMENT
Lard Whlrnriffe's Speech in Support Oh
jeff Dvis and slavery
Earl Russell's Neutrality Eng
lands Best Policy.
->~>~O>~>>~~>~o>.~~~~~-
ElfEry ward EseCher Reviewed by
.ne Loadon TimeS.
e'ne E&chei Privafeer Fleet
sill at Work.
ElvtNlTlS ND FnE NEX'CAN D PUTiFiON.
me secession at hiiramar, Tender Of
,ao Grown, and i ply OF the
Emperor Elect.
TIE gF:EGT IN LONDON AID PARIS.
rH- POLISH REVOLUTION.
VAR AGITATION IN DENMARK.
isit of the King Of the Greeks
10 England.
Bankruptcy of the Great Eastern
Ship Company.
EARTHQUAKE IN ENGLAND.
Il IL Ec o u II II A,
C.. &C.. 60
The New York herald., 1863-10-20

M my as acquired. In case che conditions which he pas
" o ~ ~ socrpiath0 OF The lized - Ie.,'
y n sne rnperrr az Austrra's brother is as xlict a 4
an be II doubts uld have snb listed IN his mi, d b,
y, not ha' traced at once, has dome ~ilh
Nulse, INC programme he nten q oiin a.
me ~ W unite all opinions and Mexico snk
w WITH "ilcl that cpgn.F y has right occuupy.
IT,. 4, IRON the Paris Natiol. Oct. al
o,ra nser OF God, moreover has pointe
mi cs @ ne uhaninois choice ~ whole nation
reonsi, iot % refuse the offered hi n ss,Tt
the ' WIN so much enthusiasm with inw.rtr
Estrsd"s. s"H froyidence From the moment that n
bos - ~ re D'rifs oorfd sc- and hat ,ot
- e;J - 20 stV SO cierrip IL t0itd b. bad O ace fg
impety, ask 1 "o oo'" uo' even VIM
"a tuo's secfefs ressoris. par qeel enrbaulmeut
m, Le eiei u vi condoit ce grand cyepemenIN,
he hrenuhke, however WI ho|t prot.sim, a t,ist a.,
uccreeS " heaven, rel rea. in i-r 10 .issl h,, ~
dIP'Ud 10" of has dsqaa bro her Iis h Is OH sne e, st
sun Ieeis some SC u lies In hts ren,y tho .ail ~
phrase WIN be remarked. IN which he lave dsr
conditions and makes his reservaiiuns =. IN, sa.r,,.
ih INA country cannot be establish d snliG Il Il 4.
mate bases until the whole natio shal htso G. rssa-,
py u Tree manifestation d s will. "a 30. M .,.
capital Tn the result of ihe q conner L..
therefore make INV acce''snce Z .-a ole I'd fLro =
pend" In short, there ''ifsi ff,tf l.-.
IN "a pru eh rfTs; and the Arcbduge Epiie nt 81.
Ah'fnatijus OF VI. de- Estrada, doe no .pUcRr 10 D. 81
convinced mt Prosfisac destns his ~ ths u.l ~
herco. We SHAH see whether the eptaen tn. s.s
puta'ion "i succeed in removias h,se ,sl pDts
honest conscience. 1
The New York herald., 1863-10-20
Araseocratic Assertions OF Earl wAarn
e1tns-nss charge Againss Mr.. LIN
eOln'n Education N

- frUm The Manchester lines, Oct II
The friends OF the South have M length turned out and
had beld day Since their last meeting an Anna gama
ton Committee has been busiy work and tho blessed
result o their abors the OF heretofore scpa.
nate organizations which aiming at the same end
without knowing a. ~ the rcporters for fAs rres sc,vs
not aioecd 10 be pr sent. we ooly surmise what
valves that th 'slasscs round and other arr RITE
convvia 'n--nimeais wh ch mine host OF the Cla
renee knows how 10 furnish on demand. the great
fact OF unipn In bsha VI f<Iuicn Enthusiastically
celebrated. Not Of them would stir tn nc c,uld
push 1--we lord before him Accordingly they resolved
TO make the pccrage ard baroneage OF The United King
dom the ~ their cnerprsc How many lcte have
been written ana how many pressing deputstoss sent
We have OF course. no knowledge but tho work must
The New York herald., 1863-10-20

T5z EF;cCT IN LONDON AID PARIS
The New York herald., 1863-10-20
The Paris Press on the Arehduke'a
speech. "a x.
Nf IRON the PARA ConssituG Gonne Oct al

We ssa ~ WI isgiatnass pssAs The icbb iane.ses
o. ~ Psince esiie6 aspssd nS 0FpHs = Aulss Tns
Archduks Maxinina thsrsh rs6ws st1sss AsnSg = ~
policy a a. 4nRww NaPssssws sss0W~ent, s.d y A.
Tsmd pri~epas Rstis~d1 ss1a0n1 ssAicA ersssSusrS
y YvuSN q lfoe, kas bsn tsssasnGw 6(tsss6 y ~
= - - - .aes G 1919, cnH gesa NZeess1.
shs sssAolishmsns cssstitustnai eovssamas y Brs
IN, nov about toyegeneFats - ases6ss past Amssoa
country long rch powerful and giortsus. Thus doe
sxcrcse than ever unAs the government Of
the Emperor Napoleon ILL., grand and liberal patronage
In the two bemisphsrss She may well DO proud o that
circumstance and indulge IN eougratuasion. Every
country which, BY her aM escapes from tho misery Of
anarchy, and reconsatss itas acoordng 70 the spirit
the age, erteds AT s tss ~ SlNsecs and rsid-
fons Of France, and epas eA0sWels fw ns gredd W
h~ Sdeos, ~ veil for she dsveopmsot Of her com
Such the results Of the wise and nrm pscy
BY which France aggrandlres herself In the eyes
Of the word md her prospsrty increase Without
limit
fvrou Il France, Oct al
This Language will not bs without 10 enect upoa Euro
pcan politics. consequence Of a. orcord brew fne Courts
OF Fsancs asd ASsta which vesa There Is no DOUBT
that the speech of the Archduke Nsximian was commu.
nicacd beforehand n the Emperor Fraucis Joseph for
the prince considers tho consent Of the august
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-12-11
{ TAaE FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE
Insurance Company of che
State of Delaware"
lOnfolsAI NIlLL UnggE, 6c,)

TbIs Company continues to offer 10 the people Of Della
ware t superior advantages Of Insurance against Oss
by Ere all descriptions Of property, except Marine
rissg.
The Institution Ia commented by 90 years expert
enra in and attention To the Of MutuR Insurance
(being the first 10 Introduce the principle uo our slate
by OF which, II Is believed the Managers have
been enabled Hdj ist and discriminate between the
disieDt varieties OF propery, ~ to render the member
shin among the equitable in character o the numer
Gus Insurance Companies presented to the public.
l. takes credit itself that Its payments OF loser have
been prompt and liberal that In " years business and
loHses hing over 0j0lJ, not single case OF litsa
ton has occurred and scarcely without entire salts
faction to the parties Insured,
Looaiug moro 10 tho s.tety than tho number and
AuoGut Of It, iisN1 It has declined Hundreds Of Thou
sal1s vi D0arS of Insurance. either Ms requiring too
greui uuhbdnt in ringie risk Offering uuht Ob
jers VI Insurance Tor tile character Of lie luauOn.
III his manner II conceived IL has the safest and
seiet lit ufnsursuees IN proportion TO the amount
over SIX NioHs 1t Dollar, 0t any other Company
withia rsa enable range,
As ev.leue1 Of THIS hiss only reduced tho rate Of
insurance at a tunes moderate, pne-sxh during the
last years but II presents clear surplus fluid Of
S46,1JU. seal,y against ay tho D,pusii
Note= which b tie esll to Ssap CERTIFICATES Of
the balances due To menNer being ssuai, viii
b. paying st them ffin January 1862, al ths
ateut per cent. PER uunauli lhus making still arthor
deduction.
it comm ncei the yeAr 1892, with real protection t.
the community in Deposit Notes II s250.00u
eGtplus Fund 5000
Total protection s3OOO0
Iisthe work of the Farmers OF Delaware, and such
Nnnuu n.sl IA taf pnut
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-12-11

NO. 1-Nustein Delaware County and st4te Of Penn.
" sylvania Containing 10 Hsres the end Of ON
cord Iurnpke quarter e from said Turnpike, adioin
No, 2sltutte in logsr bige Of Concord Townsbp een
taiuing 80 acres adj lining Me- don Aoupas lind Also
% with good buildings, 1e,us r. asonabIe '
MM. MpUAuiLEY
mar COG Market siresi, Wilmington, Del
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-12-11
WAWAsRT NURSERIES,
NEW BOOKSI
Al d. .. X. Butier's Book and Newspaper Ssors

Al b. s. R. Buffers Book and Newspaper Ssor,
400 Market Street,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE
Trumps, story of American Life by a. w Cuttis
The Crossed Path by Wilkie Collins
Harry HArson, by John n. Irving
The Attorney, by John 4. Trying
The Constitution Of the United States
Wild Life by Capt. Wayne Reid
Life Of General Francis Marion
Eyerybody's Lawyer
Moral History of Women,
Miss dilbert's Career
One ofThem, by Chas. Lever
The First False Step by REYNOLDS
The Woman in white, by Wilkie coliips
Twenty-Five different kinds of Novels al a dina s.,s
All the Magazines, Daily and Weekly Newspa.
Books Stationery AID Fancy Articles, for sale in Z
'"i9S4 AD12
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-12-11
REAL ESTATE.
ina USES ~
Hui FOR RENT. !!iM


Brick House Market between sth and 9th Ma,
49, $3.50 0O. .' "a
Frame House in Mechanic street below Lombard g..
No, 81, SiS 90 wv
Brick ouss and Lot on Lord street third door FINN
Railroad, No eS, $40 10.
Brick House Lord street second door from railroad
$40 20. '''''' ''''
Frame House coruer Of Church TAYLOR srses ab5 m
do do on Tay street adiuining the above S5t DOL
Five Brick Houses of lith street near Pine Nos al
bO3 Go dOI aud tU9 etch $40 No.
rive Brick Houses gu 18th street near Lombard Nos
oO3 50h 6Uf 50g and oil, each 800 o.
Two Frame Houses Riddles Lane first from stona
Tavern, each $40 10.
Frame House adjoining the alley "a from tavern saG on
Four Frame HOUSES alj lining the above each S36 90
br,k hsuSe on lombard street between AicCaulley
3res HOUSE S W, corner Of Front aud Thorn strssts
$l25 20. '''o7'''
Cottage at N. W Of French and ilt st. 70 On,
20S SO w.. S'' W.
small Brick orausestreet etween Third and Fourth
streets. $50 o. " 80
leo House yard on lith street between Market and
Orange strefls.
Two Frame Houses l2th aud Elizabeth streets eac,
s32 90. s''' 'n'"
:, Brck House on hurch street between Eighth aud
Ninth streets, SSI 70.
Brick House, No l3iS King street betUeen latb and
l4th streets, StOn o. - $50 @
iiriek House, Taylor between Locust and Buttonwood
Hrick House on Market street between 18Th and 1itb
streets, 500 90. 49, 80
Brick sabson 18th street between Market and Orange
streets, $6S 90. amy
Brick house 9th street between Pine and spruee
Brick House, rooms well Huishel with 10 .cres Of
land, and brick stable, Wilmington a25O co.
lieuse and premises at the s. H. corner Of Ma,kAt
ana MAter Streets now in the tenueof ainsz H. Cox and
W IN. r. Carr ppsshhiOn On the 18th II March ieAt
Apply to WILLIAM Meta ULLEY
lep2o bp6 Market st.. Wilmington I.I
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-12-11
Lost or Mislaid.

Lost or NIislaid.
TUE certificate for twenty thars of Stock In the Bank
q snyrnai No % issued In the name OF John CHM
the 2sd day October, b. lS63 has been lost or nis
laid and cannot be returned 10 said Bank for cancellation
Now Therefore this i TO notify all persons that Appca-
ton viii be made to the Fad Bank to renew tia said
certificate the absence thereof on the 7h day Of Ma
vember neat, and the said Bank will he thencefortb
exoneraed from all liability for % account II raid
certificate, the value thereof will then have been he
eeved by the undersigned, JOHN @. GROoME
Ekton, Nd, sept 10, 1865. sept.lsSG a.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-12-11

Chemineaud-Ine Cognac.
NHIs INDY was imported by william p Baby OF New
York, e;9veasy for " u alipins sales for medicinal
andpriVats dsa. For sale ny vi .5a..
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-10-23
The Cllickam auga Battle Field
--nOrribIe Scenes.

Letter to the Atlanta (Georgia) Con.
federacy gives the following description
of the battle field:
As it grows darker, we observe a
bright light about one mile in front of
us, which our guide informed us is the
Jurning of their second line of works,
which the Yankees fired before leaving.
"You will see some awful sights if you
go there, emarked he. Ere long,
"Thc pale moon rose up slowly, and calmly
she looked down
On the red sands OF the le,feld, with bloody
corses strewn."
And vending our way among the
grand old oaks of the forest, now scar.
red and withered by the strife enacted
beneath them, and picking our way a.
mong the dead bodies of men and horses,
we at length reached the works con.
structed by the enemy on Saturday
night, and defended with such obstinacy
on Sunday. Notwithstanding l have
seen some battle fields during the war, ]
have never seen anything to compare
with the horrors of the scene presented
here. As | stated before, the enemy
had set fire to their works when forced
to leave them, and the fire had commu.
nicated to the forests and lit up the scene
far and wide. The dead and wounded
lay in heaps, literally piled upon each
other, and in many instances the fire had
burned them to a cinder, and many of
the wounded had their clothes burned
of, and their bodies were perfect bills.
ter. The cries of these poor wretched
creatures we're awful to hear, and many
implOring us 10 kill them and put them
out of their misery.
Upon examining their haversacks
nothing was found save corn. bread, and
several told me that they had been eat.
ing that for FIVE days without any
water, and that their leaders did not
care for them after they received a
wound. 1t was q scene long TO be re.
mem6ered-tbe groups of dead men and
horses, aud writhlng forms Of the wound.
ed there in that dreary forest, only seen
by the scattered moonbeams as they
stolethrough the branches, and the flick
ering fre-light, as it crept slowly but
steadily up to where they lay, and the
fearful cries of those who watched its
advance, unable to drag their broken
limbs beyond the reach of the destroyer;
and then the distorted AMI upturned
faces Of those whose bodies we're. lying
amid the grim Shadowsw which fell around,
conspicuous among which was the shad.
ow ofDeatb. All the pompous pageant
ry of the scene was gone, aud naught re-
mained Of all the glory lost and won up.
on that bloody field save the wretched
forms of those who Nd more will spring
forward at the call to arms.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-10-23
DR.. Hazlett's Cough Syrup !
The Best Medicine for Couaha. Col

The Best Medicine for Coughs, Colds
Hopping Cough and Consumption.
Price, 70 and so cents. Large bottles hold two
and times as much as the small ones.
SOLD 81 vNE AGENT IN EACH TOWN.
Col. Hodge, of Bolivar, o., says, June, '61, !
"Dr. zlett:-Your Cough Syrup, OF tained
of you two years since, acted like charm, it
relieved me Immediately. have never used
anything equal to it,"
Mr. Joseph Painter, of Pike Township,
Stark Co., o., says Jan, 1861 ave use DR.
Hazlett's Cough Syrup for WhoOping Cough.
We never had better medicine in the house" "
Mr.. Feter Mckinney, of Sparta, o., has for
years been afflicted with asthma. He SAYS
Dune, 1861 "Dr. Hazlett Cough Syrup has
relieved me more than anything else"
Mr.. Theodore Noble, OF Pittsburgh, Pa,
formerly proprietor of the Philadelphia Mills,
says, "Dr. Hazlett's Cough Syrup gave imme-
diate relief to our little daughter. We were
obliged to get up at midnight on account of
her croupiness and difficulty of breathing"
VALUABLE TEsTIMoNY.-Dr. F. D. McMeai,
of Canal Dover, o., celebrated for his talents
learning md experience in the practice Of
medicine, used DR.. Hazlett's Cough Syrup
during the last several winters of his life and
spoke highly of the benefit derived from its
use
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-10-23
SALE OF LAND

DURSUANT to an order of the Court OIL
i Probate Of Tuscarawas County, will
sell at Public Sale, at the door of the Court
House in New Philadelphia, on
November 7th, 1868,
the following real estate, situate in Tuscara.
was County, O., to wit: Five acres of land,
being part of Quarter Township l, Township
8 and Range 2, lying on Beaverdam and ad-
joining lands of Henry Albright's heirs. Also
Lot No. $50, in the town of New Philadelphi !.
TERMs;-0ne half down, and balance in 80
days, with interest.
CONRAD SCHULTZ, Admir-
with will annexed VI Conrad Schultz, sr., dec d.
October 2, 1863 4w.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-10-23
A Good Suggestion.

We noticed in the Cincinnati Com.
mercial communication requesting that
instead Of lavishing vast sums in idle
pageantry over Brough jubilee, the
money be given to the needy families of
soldiers. Here is the suggestion: Il
TORCH LIGHT PROCESSION Ed. Com.
By request of a number of Ladies of
this ward, l beg, most respectfully, to
suggest that instead Of having a SNOWY
and expensive pageant we shall throw
in our mite and give every needy sol.
ders' family, at least barrel of -four,
and wood and coal, as the case may be,
which would save q vast amount of suf-
fering, and afford our braves sub.
stantial, as wei as moral support.
HUGH PUGH, Eighth Ward.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-10-23
Thanksgiyimg,

In the midst of reign of terror, IN.
happiness and official prodigacy, such
as the people of this country never be-
fore witnessed, Mr. Lincoln has issued a
proclamation for day OF thanksgiving,
which is set for the - day Of Novem-
Der. 1t should have been the 4th day
Of March, 1865.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-10-23
corr RATION TAX
Sheep Sent to the West.

The last number of the Canton Re.
pository says that over fifty thousand
head of sheed have been shipped from
the depot in that place to the West.-
Most of the sheep came from Harrison
and Jefferson counties, and the object
in sending them West is to secure pas.
ture for the season upon the great prai-
ries of Illinois and Iowa. The pasture
in these counties has long since been
exhausted. Two hundred and fifty
sheep are loaded in one car, and the
freight through to Chicago is $55.