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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-10-30
Just As It should Be.

What the loyal hume men of Ohio hoped
for. was, that they might be able to bury the
traitor VaIlandigham, and then the Ohio SOL
diers step up to the grave and fire their volley
over it, So it has been done, and such a
volIey is given by the soldiers, as should
awaken dead traitors. May the closing vol
ley go down to remotest time in warning TO
all traitors yet TO be born.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-10-30

What has become of that immense major
iiy of the people Of Ohio who demanded the
return of Mr.. Yallandigham from exile P
The committee who waited upon the President
tn demand his return, solemnly assured that
officer that noihing less would satisfy the peo-
pie of the Stale. There seems TO have been
some mistake in the matter.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-10-30

A FRIGHTENED SoLDIER.-Tbe Wheeling
(Va) Register. noticing the arrival there of a
number os Confederate prisoners, remarks:-
There is one man in the crowd who is bul
"a years Of age, whu hair is as white Os snow
He says before he jIined the army his hair wal
nearly black, but in the first engagement in
which be participated be became so frightened
that his hair lnrned gray. He is a fair com
pIexiOned man, bu: appears very delicate" !"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-10-30
Court of Common Pleas, Del.
aware County, Ohio. ..sts
Petition for Part tion of EeaI Fasafe, 6sr .fi
Eeuuon Tor EarC- Cloo OF heH Essate, &C.
Laura Mass m letitiO. cr


Eleanor Smith, widow of Gilbert Smith, deceased Iu
liza Wall, Amanda lavidsOn and Samuel LpYidsor,
her husband Elizabeth smith, widow If David tn
Josephine, Gilbert and Edward smith - minor cLf
dren OF lavid smith, deceased, Catharne Hensel and
Geo. Hensel, her husband, Cicero q. smith and John
Latham A iministTaIOr with the will annexed Of Gil
bert smith, deceased, defendants.
THE said Defendants will take notice that the said
Il Laura WassOn, Petitioner, has 1ed her petition in
sad Court for partition OF Real Estate assiguneut
of dover under the VIII of GILBERT smith, ilsed oil
the following premises tOwit: One Hundred aud TweIve
ceres Of land lying and being in Concord township,
SAID county, in survey No. z547 the RoberJ
Cooper, beng in the Virginia Military survey. bounded
and d. scribed fol Beginning tile north east
corner of land I'D to Foster tn south 10 degr
east III 9 pol with lie 10 his W.
corle To stake ami hickory; thence so degrets,
g. 2z5 POI, to IrunwOOds suglr
ne OI the original slrvy: thence north 10 degrees
west 70 l-9 20 es with The original Ine 10 sta<e
lm thence north IS degrees S, east s25 poles Sugar
Whine e,m aud hickory, the b, ginning corner, said
p elm being all the X al Estate by the snd
vi bert smith al The time of II s deatu. -..
said Cause will be lur hear .Bg at the rext rm o:
said Court. LAURA ~ WASaL,N, PeLIL.Oner.r.
BY GEORGE W. HALL, Ii, atlOrHUy.
October 20 lS6S-6w y $500 ii t.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-10-30

roMEs PRATT

A LwAYS kegp on hand the best quality Of
FL, ar. by the barrel or snck; fe
Buckwhcat Flour and Corn Meal;
Bran and Shorts. Corn by the busLeI;
Sweet Corn and IIominy;
Green and Dried Apples; r
Dried Peaches, Apple Butter;
Onions hy the buEheI and Onion sets;
Potatoes. Cheese and Crackers; ie
y. o. Molnses and Syrup, Maple Syrup;
Hams aud Shoulders, Dried Beef; aa p
Lemons and Oranges, &c. &c. .isl lsi
DelswaEeJ March 2TJ ISaS.-Sn
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-10-30

THE MUTISY OF THE GEORGIA MILITIA
Sirf1 X Ted aud Too HundIeI Wounded.-
The report of mutiny in Bragg's army seems
to be Confirmed by The late intelligence. A
letter from Chattanooga to the Cincinnati
Commercial says:
1t was occasioned by the refusal of the
Georgia militia to remain longer in active ser,
vice. They represented that they had volun-
teered only for the battle of Chickamauga, to
drive the Federal troops out of their own
State, and that done. were unwilling to be re-
aimed in the Confederate service. Bragg re-
fused TO grant them permission to return
hnme, and they stacked arms, whereupon q
division of Longstreet's men were ordered in
to line Even This did not inIinidaue the val
liant militia. They were resolute, and were
not TO be cOerced in any snch style. Finding
no virtue in threats, LpngsrreeI's men were
ordered to fire upon the muIineers, and dis
charged severalvolIeys at them, with what ef-
feet we have not been able TO definitely ascer-
tain. We have it, on the. authority of desert-
ers, that sixty were killed aud two hundred
badly wounded.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-10-30

The draft was rather severe in New Hamp
ton, n. Ii. 1t took the only physician il
Town, two of the selecimen, The principal
teacher in the literary department of the spm-
mary all the heologica, students who graduA-
ted in July last, aid six of the class in theol-
ogy at the present term.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-10-30
DAVID TOD.
b. F. HOvrxAx, Prtsats Secretary.

THE DRAFr AND pIsABnIrY.-As the draft
IS near at hand. the following from the Army
md Navy Journal may not beunnteresting to
'ur readers:
q As the facts in regard to the physical con-
litiOn Of our people, revealed by the recent
Iraft, appear to have excited much astonish-
neni, ii may be well to call attention to the
'aet that about thirty-five per cent. of those
who present themselves for medical examima-
i'm. as recruits in the British army. are reject
ID ON account of physical disability. When
We remember that 80 large portion of those
who have 81 ficipnt confidence in their own
physical condition to nn lertake military service
prove unequal TO its requirements, it will not
seem surprising That body of recruits, select
I'd at random from the community, should re-
veal so large per cenfage OF men unfit TO do
military du'y. Standard of physical perfec-
zion demanded for the army is necessarily
greatly in advance OF that required for the
ordinary avocatiOns of life, as many have
learned TO their cost who have undertaken
Wilhout due consideration of their physical
capacity to discharge the duties of a soldier
f'he army has suffered too much already in
his matter to permit any Iaxity in the prel:m-
inar7 medical examination of recruits and con-
scripts. Fewer men, but better, should ba the
motto"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-10-30

A fellow down east has got caught in his
own trap. lie must have beOn "copperhead' y
once. Aner the passage Of the conscriplinn
Act he got married 10 avoid the draft He
now says il he could get a divorce he would
enlist, and il lie must Gght, he would rather do
sO Tor his country. y
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-10-30

Ma. BRoUeH has made speech since thf
election, which is published at length on tbs
irst page. Il is brief, admirable in tone and
temper, patriotic in sentiment. and a Perusa
Of it viii Increase the sdmiration Of his con
stiiusDts for the man they havr just elected I'
the Executive chair.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-10-30

Late adsices from Europe bAng the gratify-
ing intelligence that the British Government
had seized the two rebel rams that were lying
in the ship yard of the Lairdi, on the &ersey
watching al opportunity DOC io gel .Oasea. This
actieuIiWiih the withdrawal Of Mason e Ion
London and The expulsion OF dbe British Ccn-
suls from the domiuious Of JEFF Davis. may be
regarded as a severance or The ties which for
a time 50 closely bound tie British Govern
ment 10 sympathy with the cnu-e of the rebels.
Frsnee at PreseH, has a monopoly of the stock
in trade in that line, ard she begins to show
symptoms of q design to follow The example
Of England BY keeping alOpl from .en,sOg
ling alliance" with the bogus COnEderacy. :.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-10-30

STAMPEDE OF SLAVES FROM ST. MARY's
CcUNTY.-The Leonardtown (Md) Gazette
of The 22d instant says:
On Sunday night last about fifty negro
men left their homes in this vicinity and have
nvt since been heard from. Since sBeD we
daily hear of others that are missing from va
riOus section of the couLtry, and the tenure
to this species Of property has become SO in
secure as to render it entirely valueless.
The same paper 10 a postscript states that
from fifty TO one hundred slaves, belonging to
citizens on the Patuxent side Of the Factory
district, have left their masters during two
days this week.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-10-30

Mrs. Vallandigham left Dayton on election
day, to join her husband in Canada. She il
rcporte TO have said that she would mt re
turn until ler husband came back to be inuu.
gurated Governor of Ohio! Bless her soul,
but she'll make a long stay
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-10-30
Psnusylvau,a Election

PH1LADE1PHI4. October PA Harris
burg special dispatch TO the Bulletin states
that all the counties have been heard from
officially. Governor Curtins majority is l5,
256. .,l.-. -.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-10-30

Our losses in officers Of Ro<ecrans' army
siaonnt to one brigadier general, six ColOnels,
Two nnainra, five captains and eight Iientenants
killed, and 268 other officers wounded.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-10-30
9cltj advertisements.

81 IT WOULD BE A GREAT ACcoMMoDA ALTON TO
Us IF OUR ADVERTISERS WOULD SEND IN THEIR
FAVORS As EARLY IN THE WEEK As WEDNESDAY
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-10-30
Estates e, for settlement
Probate Court of Delaware
o County, Ohio.
rEr1r1oN Z ro So LArp.

PETITION TO SELL LAND
Waiter T. Watson, Adminstrat the Estate Of Sias
2 &. Smieh deceased, Plaintiff.
lewis Smith, Mary Taylor and Adam Taylor her hus.
ban,i, Lucin "A lay and Smith Tay her husband
Sarah BrothertOn and Charles BrOthsrtOn her hus
band. Jonah SH iih, Ca ha ne Olkire aud John Oh
kire her husband Nancy Jane Hoover and Wash
inaton Hoover her husband, De- eIdants.
THE said Adam Tay lor, whose idence is unknown
A Lucinda Taylor and Smith Taylor her husband
id sarah b ltleron and Charles BrDthertOu hr hus-
band, all OF the State OF inois, county unknown.
wl~tako NOTES tli1ttne plaintin ed his petition
unst them ia said Court on the I7sh day OctOVer.
A ID. 1868 to sell In-LOt No 66, the town Of Belle
point COIcord township HelIware cOtnty Ohio; be-
1ifg the property said dec dents 20 pay tue debts
OF said Esiate Said cause will be for hearing in said
Court On MOnthy, November 81, Is IS.
WALTER I. WATSON, Admir-
y it" 81 Of tire Estate Of Silas c. smith, dec ID.
BY GE0. W I'll ALL. hIs attorney. 5a .a-
CT .3, 1S6 i-4w p si,75.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-10-30
Thanksgiving Proclamation Of ths Governor o.
Ohio. - -


Thanksgiving Proclamation Of tbs Governor Of
Ia cheerful compliance with the request oi
he General Assembly of the STATE Of Ohio.
manifested by Restitution OF the l4th Of April.
A. d. 1863. and in harmony with the PrOcla-
nation of the President cf the United States.
/, David Tod, Governor of the State Of Ohio.
10 hereby appoint The last Thursday (26th) oi
November as a day OF Thanksgiving and
Praise TO our Heavenly Father for his continu-
ed mercirs and manifold blessings.
Let US devOntly thank Him for the alum
dance aff5rded for our comfort and happiness ;
for the good aud loyal spirit manifested by the
great body OF our people for the self-sacriic-
ing lierOism Of our brothers and friends iM
arms for the determined eff Irt and well-foun-
lied hope that our Government shall still be
preserved in its unity and benefcence for the
nnwavering determination that the enemies of
our dear country, both at home and abroad,
shall be disc9m6 ted and for the jlyous hone
and prospect that our desO!atiug civil war will
'OOn give way 10 pence, prosperity and la ppi-
ness throughout all the land, to bless the in-
habi'Rnts thereof.
Anil our thanksgiving and praise, amidst
our efsrIs and hopes. let us not forget that the
great struggle ia which We are engaged ahas
tilled our land with widows aud crDhaus; out
Jf our abundance let us comfOrr them for their
great sacrifices; let us all diligently learn, and
strive to perform, our every duty, and :hus
atone for our manif Id sins, humbly trusting
Oh Him who wields the destines of nations and
peoples. that lie will Vouchslfe to us all the
4
In Testimony whereof have hereunto set
my hand and caused the Great Seal oil
TsEAL.1 The State Of Ohio to be affixed, al
Columbus, the Path day of October,
A. d. 1863.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-10-30
Information Wanted

TN relation to ALEXANDER BEERS an idiot, who wan
dered fl last Monday afternoon AMI whose pr esrt
whereabouts is unknown. Said B beers is about IS
years of ag-, bad hrub check pants black and
black hat, and last late Morday evening
he plank n, the toll gate going towards Iela
ware. Al Y informant ion in gard him will be
thankfully received by his friends. Address
JAMES MAYFIEID,
Get. 60, 1S53.-1t Norton, Del. Co. o.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-10-30

Pine Tar and Neatsfoot Oil, ,a+..
DEST QUAIL TY, ior sale by
ID 20 63-45 30 SO ]. W. FOOTEa.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-10-30
Attention Battalion.
20 am Interested :
In Raising Ohio's Quota of Troops under the Re
cent C4I for 800 600 Men

cent Call for sOO 900 Men.
r AN authorized to offer s3O2 10 each man who will
volunteer in the 9th RPgin, Ohio Volunteer CaVaI-
Y. S4G2 To ANY s,ldier Istiag has been IN
zSTvIce nIoIths Tt Regim IS nuw a Camp
nIson. VIII b. at Ielawart. Monday, Nov. I'd,
IS 63, AMI will remain few days the pdrpt Sc OF
GIvpg one more opportunity AVOID the draft, which
will take place the 9Th OI IanuAIy, Is A. uni the
number OF SD by volunteering. SIS paid
down on being muster ed Tue III stall
meIls OF SO every months. Meet at The Amer
HoGs.. Delaware, Nov. "a, 1865. s... d, ri.
Lieut.. F Z. WOODRUFF,
Oct 30 Is 3 e-5 -is Recruiting G1fcer.0
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-10-30
Strength Of Rebel Arln1es-Rebels at Richmonc
Displrited-1heir Inability to Assume the Often
From the Baltimore American.


very intelligent young man, refugee
from Richmond, who has been there ali
through The war, and who only succeeded il,
making his escape last Monday, has arrived
here and communicated to the military au, hor-
tiles some important intelligence touching the
rebel armies.
In regard to the strength of their armies
North. lie claims to have good authority,
for siateing that the strength of Lees army
previous TO the sending oil the Two corps to
re-enforee Bragg did not exceed 10000 eff
cient troops; that Bragg, with these re en-
forrements, had not over 10000 meR. aud thai
he only managed 10 defeat IGOsecrans by d
surprise and attacking his isolated columns.
lie further states that The story of re-en-
forcements having been sent to Gen. Lee from
Charleston and elsewhere, is totally incorrect.
That there have been no troops sent Lee, ex-
cept in the way Of deseriers and conscripls;
that none have returned from Bragg's army.
and to such straits have the rebel auihorit ties
been reduced, they are even forcing into the
ranks those persons who have provided sub
stitutes.
There was general feeling OF dependency
in Richmond, and the fact was freely admit
ted that their armies were none of them sufi-
ciently stroug to assume offensive operations
with any prospect OF succsss; and that for the
want OF men prevented Bragg from following
up his success, snd prevents him now from al
lacking the Union army at Chattanooga.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-10-30
LIST NUMBER 5.
Advertised Letters

n EXIAINiNG N THE PtlSF OFFICE AT DELAWARE
~ OHIO, the .9.h of October, 1868
Aiscn Robert Love Mrs Eliza
bAt s1fman J P AciieI Ty A bert
B NJ IS Eliza F-5 AIathers torZs
bt sLOn Edward MariI D4uiei-2
G.aifn Mss Eilen M1seinan d isS
Lark Isaac Rood George IA
DendIs II Miss Lucy Robins II jacob
yer Emma Rooms jam
dunbar J + Robins George W
EmIneis N u Sarah Mss An se.iue
Cy MIS- Ma y Suider Mar an
Frey n ss EHz4-2 Thompson VI IS Sarah
Harvey Jam TIP u Nj s Ma tina
Ia III d!ssAE IT, to a duun r
fioWLrd alartha T,rTenee NJ IS Ma Y
JOnts F Ty Henry
Lange j ancs c
Lane -us IN W4RIcr A
Ice A b Wills b ii
RS- Office hours Opens 7.3l u. m-c'oses p.
Persons calling the following letters will Please
give NUMBER OF list aud DArE of aIvertisn ing.
Oct 80, 1863 AZ A. TH'JM~ON, p. NJ .
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-10-30
Taxes for the Year 1aGa


Are Act
for h o Tax NF'N'NO
i. T Dupfqt in
of
dtyof Dcenp
tile twentet ufJ
of
erpTecib " law
be pidtm oleore f~mLe-
ao When the ereminier
al there eCountvTL
lin
D taxes Oher hmnon nr#Ie
ribp lin thisaethn """
ywlLe
pa #
~. .sl. : o.s..s y. nv = CAREY B. PAUA
Aoo'-Ot = 8 d ware Go
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-10-30
C. d. POTTER & co.
DEALERS IN
IR 0 N, n A L s, q L s S
HOUSE BUILDING MATERIALS
AND HARDWARE GENERALITY
DELAWARE. OHIO. -

RREN and BOYS OF THIS AND ADJOINING CouNri-~7
lA Although thousands upon thousands of patriotic
have left their homes in defense OF their country
still great many left, whom Will be
good though the eVd and frosty days
OF AUTUMN and W inter coming upon them they can
be supplied with the necessary preservativcs in the
shab- of READY MADe CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS.
HATS AND GAPS at Cdr prices The reputation
Of sefg Goods in this line lower than any other house
Town, in the county borne by the undersigned tOI
number of years, VIII be still more fully maintlncu
this srason. The great commercial disaster.in the eas
tern having nabed them buy their GOOds be-
the original o. them, and the advantage oi
which they giving their customers by Offering
them goods at fabulous bow prices. lt+A si+tst A
Now, therefore, all yc men and boys, be ye big rlt
tie rich poor. the GREAT CLOTHING EMPORIUM
OF Reynolds ETnk, and leu your wants be big or lit
tle they will be happy wait yOu sell you all you
want, and send you your way home rejoicing
No charge for showing goo 80 al .7z - -.
REYNOLDS x FRANK,
Delaware Oct : 5. 1851 H#
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-10-30

sting of Carpets, StOvCs Chairs TLbes Beds
and udinZ, CrUckeTy. au,i all other artIcl ally
rsed in housekeeping. Terms known day Of
sale. E.IC. VINING, AuctiUncer-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-10-30
Oct % 1893.
Estate of Jeremiah Mahonny.

NT1rcE is hereby given that the undersigned has
t@r or thH EstIt OF Jeremih Bahonny late Of Della
ware county, Ohio, deceased All persons ihtorcatgd
will govern themselves acc0r lingiy.
Oct 23-3t EMERY MOORE.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-10-30
Exacufor's Sale.

IFiE Executors OF Jesse Huts, deceased will offer
i r sale pefsoril property said Estate, consist
mg 81 Two sh tres of stoix Ia tho e. e.. T. Railroad,
other properly bo sold at the late residence Of
the dec ased Brri township, the Sd dry Of No
vrmb r next, between the hours Of ard O'Clock p
IA. ~ RAYMOND HUL1S, n,..,,...
.3 MANkiN HULlS, JNASS~sS'''
IF you WANT A GoOE SUIT, ny us.
i apl7. 7 u WILSON 4 co.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-10-30
CAREY B. PAULA
Treasurer of Delaware h,
n HE ID R "A EFT y
HOW TO AVOID IT.
Rally Round the Flag, BOysI


TN pnrsnanc, Il orders received am directed to Ts
c i've Recruits from thu couatisg o. RichIand Nor
0w, Marion, Delaware and union To this order the
attention Of tbose subject military duty is invited
and ospecnily To the following considerations An OBJ
portuniy will be given nl up by voluntary enlist
ment TIE subioined q Fotaa 70 each fTounship and
Ward the coun,Ies III thIs call 4 not
promptly met draft must unapoidably Soolv in which
BattaOn Rattery Ri RivtlI ON the other hand nv vol
| untary enlisiments in addition to monthly pay and
Iiowanc g, bounty ssOl will be pad 70 new re-
cruits and S40O b veterans az soon ne nustererfh
Stach,sce Gu ot Regim mt, Battalion Battery, now In
viii receive cruits the proceeding terms and
hereby appeal o. the patriotic cx ms sf the several
rouuti 8, Townships and Wards 10 press thiS hbersi
opportunity avoid draft ON the attentop ~ she
Peopf and hll mp he small quptn required The tex
o the Board, Headquarters OF Ihe Provost NSr
\ shal, NJ nshed.
Transportation will be furnished, and subsistence
The quota Of ordered to be drafted by order Of
rn ~ & seh q th United states dated Sept g. 1865
L"wnshp and Ward IN the several counties ID fOl
nE1.AwARE COUNTY berkshire 6, Berlin q. Brown
g. Conc Ird 5. Dea ware a. Genoa 8, Harlem g. King
stn = Liberty Marlborough 3, Oxford Q, Orange o,
ror o. Kadnor s. sciOio ], Trenton s. Troy s, Thomp
MORROW COUNTY. Y.--Cardpetop n soB,b F.oour, a.ls
7, Washington Z, North BloOmdeId g. Canaan g. Ben
nington 7. Ch,ster s, Giad I2 Perry g. ConRress 10
lncon = Troy 5, tranklin 8, Peru Wested g. HAr-
UNION COUNTY Paris 10, Liberty o. York 7,
Clsibdrt @, Mill Creek s, NllRn g. Union g. LeesbuFR
| Jackson 2 >
MARION COUNTY --Taily g. scott ? ssran,d F,,,st. 4
All Rock 3. Grand 8, Montgomery s. Big Island q n.
rlon II, Claridon s, Richland 9, Pleasant s. Groea
Camp 4, Bowling Green T. Prospect 6 waldo A " u
RlCiLANH CUUNIY.-FI Al Ward 4, second ward 7 .
third Ward 8, Fourth Ward O. Jn.r II, Washington g.
WOrihngton 8, Weller 8, Mrfhn s. 4, Blooming.
grove = Jack. on 5, Srngneld s, Madison g. Cass Z,
1sndusSy g. FraRkiu o, sharon ~ AlO o. l6 Ferry g.
troy g. Plymouth T. =
EOr transportation, apply TO B. c. Waters, Geo W.
True, Delaware county; = Wilson. Al NJ Au u Nation
county John AndI eNs Morrow county. Wf, p -Andrr-
son, 3 s Jewell, Uniou county. Rich aud county viii
report AZ headquarters. % - i WAts SKUNK
Oct % 1858. y N''s't
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-10-30
NOTTOE.

HNIE nrm heretofore existing under the name Of g.
i ". Littrl n son, Is dsso ND By mutual cOnsrnt.
Al thos indebted To tho late nrm wills please call ana
selt e with =. "a. LITTElL.
delaware, April 8, IsCS. LrFG8 rA
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-10-30
Taxes for 1868.

eorIw
correctly stated IN
Hundred Dollars OF IaAaoN IS
ated Townsn III Townships said County:
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-10-30
N O q y

.nR, T. r. WILLIAMS having entered she .sAiiitary
~ Service, >, has left his buks with m for settlement
Al persons knowing themselves indebted 60 him y m
1eass call upon me the Once af Reid Eat o.,
Nud settie by note Otherwise Immediately. I-t
Delaware oct 81 1862 JOHN A. CONF.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-10-30
PUBtIC SAFE.
Household & Kitchen Furniture.

IN TUESDAY, NOV. Sd, at 10 O'Clock a. m. viii be
" bid at public Auction, the r, dence of Mis-
dntOn, on Winter Street, a large lot If
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-10-30
Admin-strator's TGotieS.

IN IE undersigned has been 'uy appointed ana quail
4 fled as Administrator or the Estate Or Phebe r.
Hults late af Delaware county, OHIO, de eaaed An
persons stea viii govern themselves accordingly.
Oct 33 lS63-3w HENRY FAULKNER.