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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-13
The PhRnix Insurance Com
pany.
OF HARTFoRD, COMM
A CT EN- EN- T

TT is hereby agreed by s-ael j. Richardson and Fs
IL telle RicharG n. claimants, of the part ana
TIE PHGNIX INSURANCE COMPANY, OF the other
part, that Hiram G. Andrews and Rpubrn His, (to
gether with third pei che ly tn M il
crssIry) snail appra and innate at the trus Cash
the damage by Fire to the properly belonging
Israel J. and ellie T. Rich Irsln, sJeci I'd in the
accOmpany,ag ;hedue, which apPra snent and csti.
m tie by them, ary two of them, shall be binding on
both parties Tar regards ch appra nent, be-
ing undeIs OOd that this mnnt is without refer
TO any other qut stio wi hin the terms and con-
dtions OF the ins france, being far Ily regards
the value Of prolerty desir yel, damage TO sich
prop ,ry " be found uave been stved in dam
aged condition, which ins Ired by Policy No SO.
with the said Phosnx Insurance Company. Il under
stood and agreed by the part that the Furniture and
nal property covered by the Policy dOt not come
within the sdbm.sso
Signed I. !. RICHARDSON,
for hims.lt and vi ife.
Witness: NJ HOILINGSHEAD,
j. R. GUTHRIE. Special Agent Phoenix
Insurance Company.
Dated, Delaware, Nov. 81, 1858. ~
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-13
demonstration in DAYTON.

DAYTON, O., Nov. IA grand demOnstra-
,ion came off here to-day, in the shape of a
wood and provision procession for the relief
of families of volunteers. Its extent may be
judged of from the fact that there we're three
Luudred and twenty-five wagons heavily laden
with wood, twenty drAys Of -four, and sixty
wagons filed with farm produce. The process
sion was led by the German Brass Band of
Springfield, and everything went off with high
eclat and patriotism. The Demonstration will
be repeated in January. The donors, who
were farmers, dined at the Phillips House, the
guests Of Dayton.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-13

s91.H i
The war Democrats who permitted Medarg
and Yalldndigham to usurp the organic alton
in this State while men Of similar stamp per
formed the sams operation in most of the 9th
er states, resulting in the utter swamping OF
the party ct the recent elections, are determin-
ed not to be caught mapping again; and, il
order TO be even at the start, have called
meeting of their friends in the Nurlh-wrslerr
States, TO be held 1t Chicago on the 25th inst
with view to concerning measures .'to extri-
cate the faith, honor and organization Of tn
Democratic party from the hands of nnworlh,
Demagogues." II is manifest there is to h
another split in the Democratic party in ihi,
and other Western Stares-one branch STAN
ding up for the Government and favOring tn,
efr-ctual crushing of the rebellion; the other
in favor Of peace upon any terms the rebels
are disposed to grant, in other words. in favor
of adjusting our difficulties by Nleiarys plan
Of faddpiing the JEFF. Davis constitution in place
Of our own and making Ohio and other north
western States an appsndIge of the bogus
Confederacy. Batior the advantage the Me
daryites possess in having control of the exis-
ting organ zltion, the first named branch
woud be in tie majority. 1t matters little
however, how their domestic leuds are arran-.
ged; the verdict of the people as recently ex-
pressed through the ballot boxes, is, that the
Administration will be sustained, the rebel
lion crushed, the Union preserved, and the
power of the Government continued in the
hands Of the party that has during these try
ing times SO faithfully, ably and successfully
administered its affairs. The elections Of 1863
are but the harbinger Of a similar result iu
1864.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-13
Fight in West virginia.;R.bsl. Completely ROus

WASHINGTON, November 9.-lntelligenee
has beer received here. daie1 Clarksburg, Va,
that GeGeraIs Averell ard Duff, command
ing separate forces, after several severe en-
gagements on Friday and Saturday last, sue
ceelled in driving the enemy, under MudWaI
jackson, for several miles down the valley
east of the GreenbrieF Mountains, into and
through The town Of Livingston, in West Vir-
gnia. After the 6rs's battle on Friday,
fought by General Dufie, the eI.emy was re-
Dforced but nevertheless the rebels we're to-
tally routed.
On Saturday, under the combined forces
of Dufie and Averell, the rout was SO COM
pleie that the enemy abandoned ali their sup
plies. guns, cOlOrs, &C.. and fed in dismay,
leaving their dead and wounded on the field.
Our men behaved FplendidIy, and the victory
was one Of the most brilliant Of the war. The
number killed and wounded on cur side Is not
stated. We hold Lewisburg.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-13

"A young man in California, whose friends
at home neglected TO write TO him for a long
time, adopted the exprdient OF seuding let
iers TO various business men in the neighbOr-
hood iHqnirng The price of land and stock,
aud what he could buy a handsome farm of
two or three hundred acres for, 81, iniimatiEg
that he bad large sums to invest. fSy return
mail he received no less than seven lett, ra, al
nnxiouSy iuqnring after his health, wien h.
was cnm;ng home, sc, and he has had three
or four every mail -ince. incluIing some very
warm Oues IRON An old and very UO.d sweet.
henlts
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-13
LEoRIDAs PIPER
A. S. b. NEWTON. Com
JAMES MURRAY.
Delaware, Ohio, Nov 2, 1863.

PaEson Brownlow gave notice in the Knox
vile Daily Bulletin OF October 2Oth that be
would soon bring out the "KonxvilIc Whig
and Rebel ExlerminatOr." Terms, 81 IN
"greenbacks, So in the paper Ol Tennessee
and stock banks-and will 'regard it as an
insult TO be offered the irredeemable, worth
less stuff called Confederate money"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-13

The Virginia House OF Delegates unanimous.
" rejected proposition for an inquiry into the
peace sentiment in the North. The newly
elected Governor Of Alabama, who has repre-
sented in some quarters as a reconstruction
list, replies to letter of inquiry on the sub
ject, that "if had the power. would build up
a wall Of FIRE between YaukeedOm and the
Confederate States there to burn for ages.p-
AT no time since the beginning of the war has
.here been fereer determination displayed in
the rebel councils to make DO terms with the
North than now
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-13
Report Of Soldiers Aid Society at Eden, Delaware
County, Oh.o.

Hospital Stores sent to DIR. Barr, Camp
Chase Hospital. Sept. 9. lS63:-l5 shirts, j
'air4 drawers gowns, pillow cases, 5 hand
kerchiefs. 3 cushions, 3 papers pins, package
iIagazues. &C., go lbs, dried apples, lbs. ell
Ierberries lbs. PEACHES, 3 lbs cherries, los
..urrants, Z cans fruit, 2 bushels ouiOns, one
half bushel potatoes.
Sent to Sanitary Commission, Nov. 9, 1868:
-lS sheets, 2l pillow. casPs. 4 pairs drawers.
towel, cans lruit, sacks dried apples.
"A. G.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-13

The death of Robert Babcock, of Wards-
bOrO', vi, at the advanced age OF 1O4 years
and months, took place recently. Mr.
Ba6cork was one Of The forty picked men who
under the gallant Barton, captured tie British
General Sir William Prescott, on Rhode Is
land, on The night of July 10. l777, aid thu,
obtained an officer ofsuiiable rank 10 exchange
for Gen. Lee, who had been captured by the
British
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-13

Articles sent TO Sanitary Commission, Oct
Both, l663:-45 handkerchief, 45 towels, "a
pillows. sc pillow cases. &c shirts, Is pairs
drawers. pairs pants. 10 cof-ticks, 13 sheets
10 rolls bandage, 4 eacks of lint, 6 chambers
needle books, sack elderberries, 80 pounds
Tried appIes, rolls OF cloth, 4 papers Of pins,
[ arm-sIiDg Esiimaied value, SIPS.
MARY J. WARD, Secy.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-13

Some excitement has beer. caused by a re-
port that the rebels have fitted out a gun
boat ia canada port with which they are
pre- pairing TO make a descent on JOhnsOn's
Island and release the rebel prisoners confined
'here. A number OF canno have been sent
TO the Island and 500 troops from Camp
IlIexeIand were sent there XYednesdav.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-13

POsTAeE STAMPS We would caution per-
sons against using internal revenue stamps Tor
postage, as they are of no use whatever In
cases where such stamps are used. full postage
is charged TO the recipient of The letter, the
value of the internal revenue stamps going for
nothing as postage. 1t should also be remem-
bered that there is no one cent postage rate in
use now, the lowest for drop letters or news
papers being two cents.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-13
Twentr-ars Hundrad Rshal pri.nnar..

New YORK, Nov, 1.-The Herald has the
following:
WARRENToN JUNCTION, Nov. 9-we hear
of no fShing TO day, hut parties just arrived
report passing about 700 prisoners. captured
in the viciniiy Of CuIp"pper. This makSS our
eaplure 3DUW
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-13

AT Deerfeld, Warren county, Ohio. sever
al Valland'gham tickets were deposited in the
boxes With explosive French matches conceal
ed in them-the object being to destroy the
contents Of the box. The least pressure will
cause these 10 ignite. This is Butternul
''lreedOm Of the ballot"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-13
Important from ths Army of tbs Potomac.

B1.b'dnt F'g,t ng ana D-cisive Sncce IS on tie
RoPP0h innOck r. Nearly 1900 Prisoners
CGpfureL
HEADQUARTERS Army OF THE PoToMAc
November Z. $3.50 +. -Mnjpr-Genrra
ietlgwick advanced to the railruad crossing
VI ere he drove the eI emy to the river. assault
cd and captured two red1ubts with artillery
~ this side, taking a number of prisnneFs.-
MBi W. General French advanced 10 Kelley
Fo;d, driving the enemy in small force acros
he river and captured several hundred prison
,rs at the ford.
TSigntd GEo. G. MEADE.
HNai,r-( General y
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-13
r. E. HILLS & SON
Court of Common Ieas, Del
aware County, Ohio.
Petition for Partition Of Real Estate, &c.


Laura Wass N, Petitioner,
Eleanor Smith, widow Of Gilbert Smith. deceased, Ju
liza Wall. Amanda ravils0n and Samuel Davidson
her husband, Eliz ID th SIN III widow II David smith
Joscphinr, Glib. AMI ward smith, minor chill
dreA of I'avl smith, deceAss Catlarine Hensel an
Geo. Hrnsel, her hush lnt, cicero g. smith and JO
Lath IN. A smnstratOr with th will annexed Of Gil
bert Sm.t tn, dec ased. Defendants.
YHE sail nef nd tnts will take notice that the sal;
Laura 7s%un P-titinHer has il d her petition il
ID Court part .ton of Real s ate and assignment
II dover under will Of Gilbert smith, dec asei,
the ny premises Owit: On Hundred and " iv'
Of hand lying and being in Concord t0S Hp :
saId g. ia No. :547, in the name IT Rob"r
Cooper b'ing in the Virginia military Su vfy bluude.,
tni scrib ii fol ows B.ginnIIg At the north
corner Of tan to FO%,e', th sO1th 10 degr eS
.ast Il ! 9 pol with h s 81 line a. his as'uth W
To a Ike AMI cS0.y thence u 80 1egre
2 pU s tn twn Ir'nwOU aud sugar IN tn hac
Tue ~ tn Origi raj y. th'uce north 10 degrees
- l-9 pO with lh original .ine e. stake
I'm; the NORTH 50 dgrees .nst 25 pok to IgR.
NhIe IN and hickO y, the beginning C rner Sat
em being all The al J s ate owatd iy the 3 AZ
i bsrt smith al lhe lime uf ieath.
said will be Tr hearing at the next term
s lid Court. a.lr LAURA IS ASSUN, Petitioner.
BY GE IRGE W. HALL, Ia aIturury. rtraft -p
October 20 lsoJ-6w . 7 $3.50
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-13

All the parties arrested in the recently dis
covered conspiracy case, have been indicted
~ the grand jury of the Q. s. District Court
in session at Cincinnati, for treason Their
trials are set for next Monday.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-13
Gen. Meads'a Official Account Of the Recent En-
gagemeuts.


WASHINGTON, Nov. II. The following was
sent 10 headquarters here the day after the
recent engagements:
HEADoUARTERs Amy OF THE PoroMAc, ]
Near Rappabannoek Station,
$40 P. NJ, Nov 8.
To Maj Gen. H. ". Hatleok:
This morning, on advancing from Ke1ly's
Ford, il was found that the enemy had re-
tired during the night The morning was
so smoky that it was impossible to ascertain
at Kappa hannock station the
position Of the enemy, and it was not Till the
arrival of the column from Keily's Ford that
it was definitely known that the position at
RappahanuOck was evacuated.
The army was put in moiiOn and the pur-
suit CONTINUED by the Infantry 10 Brandy
Station, and by the Cavalry beyond.
Maj Gen. Sedgwick reports, officially, the
capture of four guns, eight battle flags, and
over / 500 prisoners.
Major General French took over 300 pris-
oners.
Gen. Sedgwick's loss was about 300, killed
and wounded. Gen. French's loss abou1
20.
The conduct Of both officers and men, in
zach fair was most admirable
(Signed) GEO. q. MEADE.
Major General.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-13
BRANDON, MISSISSIPPI. l
Jnlv I6. 1863 (



This entire section is fleeing east tward.-
Georgia will have population of 5,OOO,OO
70 feed this year. Ruin, utter and entire
ruin, has swept over this State. The negro
emancipation policy at which we so long hOot-
el, is the most potent lever Of our over
throw. 1t steals upoa US unawares, and ere
we can do anything the plantations are de-
serted, families without servants, women and
children in want and misery
In short, the disadvantages derived from
the negroes, are tenfOd greater than have
been all the advantages derived from them
early in the war. ,-.-s-..-..=.
1t is useless to discuss the errors OF the
past-possiby there are none that could
have been avoided-bnt certainly, we are
defeated and ruined peopIe-shorn Of our
strength-powerkss for successful solution
of the problem undertaken; or rather o1rs
was erroneous. The solution has been shown
by a more favored people.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-13
The Morning Star has arri-
we'd with DespatchP
NATHAN WILLIAMS.
Copper, Tin and Sheet

! OOOhlu& anu I10dGlu2 Stoves,
| Among which the ''Dcs2atch' stands preemInent a.
all other cooking; it suitable for ho-
tels boa ding h0ns IS, aud large and families
Il has aside from It's benR adapt ID to he us OF God
or Coal, the advantages OF Reservoir which you
have Constant supply Of hoI water without addition
and for raising bread, &c-asI, large tin lined oven
and additional Heater for baking pastry, warming
and cooking the top Of the ktOvS to be removed
pleasure, &c ia useless 20 attempt to de-
scribe all its advantages. Tue FIRST PREMIUM n
warded the Despatch over the stewart and all other
Cook stoves that came IN competition with it, at ILe
Ohio State Fair OF 1862 Gail and see it, and sktsy
yourselves its superiority Among his PLAN toTped
Cook Stoves may bS fouId the .'MORNING STAR -
which sheds luster upon its iDventrs fair fame
matOn OF the people, with greater rspdIty than any
His assortment of PARLOR, BOX l. HEATING STOVES
are, for neatness Oi design hnish, durability and
cheapness, unsurpassed in the state In his irl-
G&s Burner" beautiful and &C ln ,mical stove
the onward, Signal, ChArmer, Carbon, New PRANK
n &c &U.-inany oI which are adapted TO the use Oi
either wood
A the 4rsc.es usually Kept in Tn and stove Stores
in the West, DO 'UiI here, aud gcsat mAny 9th
er things. A hnj ASS sJrtmelt OF
Tin, Copper, Brass, Sheet Iron, JApaaued,
PIanished lin aud BrItania Ware.
COPPER AND BRASS KETTLES Of al s.zts, aud p-i- |
s"ind wan tbs 'hsrA tm,s.' lIJ wish,
further ~ say that ~ his
Manufacturing Department
he has every o"lvent1-CJ caa6 n,n y Jnbhi
oi all klnls u tu' siIst 5, u,tc, ahi ths mus
wUrKnInnNe mtlner-,nd, Iixs nts leiSub down
anu has BtTr k MAralAus And I'd,s ~ nIpru iiousG
rOurING AND GoADUUroSs tnAn I'her b asdaiunE
IN tnsc uA.y
tIv uss "a, a tnI Itrss as ,rt n,ut 4 SILVER w,Rs,
"hicn hs Oh ,''AS g. Ia - N's'iiIt 10 ? P'f1dts
" B We gttf tutce g Oif ~ lut y tr1h II Al pa
irons genera. y goo are Ic.I We
r"ntsd as ~ "o' Gn Ip aud Our N 'te Ia 's A
ny. IaI Al y tvSs, al Il ih,t tOts the
. ~, -NurIn Rom "luIAsas = LStlASr ht1sAt Sas'a
EVvs@jSs NJ i1SGS-a 1.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-13
STATE OF OHIO,
Delaware Co. SIS.
DecIaration of Appra;sers.

We the under IS gned, do sJemn swear that we viii
act with impartiality and eiity in making AN appras
and of the damage the property of l.
j. and F. 7. RchIrds1u Ired by the Phoenix Insl-
rance Company, destroyed saved in dam aged cOn-
ditiOp, agrsedO to the foregoing appointment. and
that will return to the sIii PhoeIix ns Com
pany. and perfect and just and CONSCIENTIOUS
pra,s .ment and fstim ate Of damage the ime,
cOrding to the bI st of our knowledge and belief
signed: r. E. HILLS
H. q. ANDREWS
Sworn and subscribed before me, this 4th day Of
Novembre, 1868. n. b. SAITH, J. r,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-13
Common Pleas

for the year 1854, several Counties OF
Common Pleas.
Knox, February 2, April 5, Octo-
Der Is.
Licking, February %, August 2,
November 8.
Delaware, March Is, April 1S, No
vember 20.
Morrow, February 9, April IL, Oc-
tober Is.
Ashland, March 1, August 2, No
vember 8.
Richland, March Is, August 16, No
vember %.
Holmes, February 9, May II, No
vember 8.
Wayne, February %, August 9, No
vember %.
Coshocton, March IA, August %,
December 19.
District Court.
Holmes, June 5.
Wayne, June 8.
Ashland, June 13.
Richland, June Ii.
Morrow, June Is.
Delaware, June 81. E
Knox, June "a.
Licking, June %.
Coshocton, July 2.
GEO W GEpDEs,)
7. G. JONES, Judges.
WN. SAMPLE.
Mansfield, o., Oct. 26, 1865
hereby certify th4 above 10 be correct copy Of
the order fix the times Of holding Court in the Sixth
judicial District of the state of Ohio.
B. f. 10 + 5FBOURROW, Clerk
Court Com Pleas De.awAre County, o.
Nov. 13, 1s63-4t
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-13
Estate of Solomon G. Gibbs.

NOTICE is hereby gwen that the Undersigned has
IN been appointed and duly qualified imnistrato
ol the Estate of SoImOn g. Gibbs deceased, late Of
Delaware coun y Ohio. All persons interested will
govern themselves accordingly
Nov. 13, 1853. STEPHEN L. SHARP.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-13
alrlu aarrttisemrnts.

81 IT WOULD BE 4 GREAT AonoWNoDArIox T.
Us IF OUR ADVERTISERS WOULD SEND IN THEIl
FAVORS As EARLY IN THE WEEK As WEDNESDAY
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-13

The radical emancipation majority in Mary
land, is 26662, with Two counties to hear from.
Four of the five U1ngressmen elected, are rad
ieul blnanuipaIiOnistss
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-13
S2a5n.
nr1AwArn. Nov. 3. 1863

RECEIVED, Of the 7HGNIx INSURANCE COMrAVY. o.
Hartford, Coan. by &. H. u H. MAGILL, Genera Ayen's
of lid Company, through 81. HoLIINGsHEAD, Spec al
gent, the Of Thirty Nine Hundred and Fifty Do,
.sIs, il being in full OF AL claims dem for dam
ages under Policy No SO. ss led the Delaware Az n
cy Of aid Company, the being by accidental burn
lug september 18th, 1868.
Having Signed TIplcste Receipts.
l. J. RICHARDSON, for himself, b
Nov. 1s 1866
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-13
PnbIic Sale.

THERE will be sold the residence Of tn, subscri-
L ber, in Ir' y 10 SnshP, tn
Tuesday The 24lh Of November inst.
the following propsrysv z:
II head of Horses and Colts, sever
al Mich Cows and Young Cattle,
Hogs, 2 Wagons, 2 Buggies, Far
ming Utensils, &c. &c. &c.
AHyv,II be sod wi hont reserve. sae to commence
Al 10 o'clsck Terms made kn,sN az time Of al
Noy ia 1868 J. X. WILLIAMS.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-13

Any rumber Of newspapers can be sent by
mail uhtler IwU cent stamp. provided they
do not exceed four Ounc in weight. This
lael has not beeu gsneraIg kuOWR
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-13
GEO. g. MEADE,
"MHi,lF-Gener1l." +"
SECOND DISPATGH

November Z, 10 p. M.-Gen. Sedgwick re-
orts capturing, this evening, in his operations,
hree Lieutenant Coluueis and many other
,ficers and over 500 men, together with four
haitle,Hags. Gen. French captured over 400
prisoners, officers and men.
"[Signed, ESQ. G. MEADE,
t.Nai.nr-f! ennr,I r.l,r,,..,., r,,Iir,cr
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-13
APPRAISED DAMAiE.
Total, 1870

We agree that the Phoenix Insurance Company shall:
pay to Richardson I'M uf Three Tlors md an;
FIJI y EO.lars for il tn cling Hous inc udi ing
Wood and Ice HOI s., AMI T!yO Hundred the ca:
HOgss, making Tu rty Two Hundred and Fifty nOlla g.
SiRued: K. E. HILLS,
II. q. ANDREWS.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-13
Probate Court Of Delaware
County, Ohio.
PETITION TO SILL LAND

TEIIIIIIN 10 SELII LAANUs
Walter T. Watson, &c thr Estate of Silss
Z. SmI h, deceased, P'antn.
Lewis Smith, Nary Taylor AMI adam Taylor her hus
bant, LlcIn "A IAyut att NTH rIylOr her hush
Sar th 3TUtnhrtoh au Chtrtos Bruth rtpa hSr has
bunl. Jonah smith, "a ha n, O,Eirs aud Ioh o.
KRIS her hush Lld NaaoY lane Hoover and Wash
la ,IJu Hlovss Nor hu-bAII, bU eLdahts.
IN liz said Ada r,ylOr, VIA resilsnoo is uaRuOwn
1 LIiih tdytOf All SIN IA tay hoe n Is0tIa
"a sAr.tu Itd1fpba tId 81 s,hs G hhs
tnI, STA % I taHs, cBlItl AK lhS
aJtn'' thst th" tiutin ed ms l'etithi "
IusL 81 sat CiIst th I1,u day a. UCtoSer
a. a., 1895, 60 sit ,-L1t NJ. B5, I'wd a, Bel"
pdIlt, go tOWdst. p et.WArU co hty, ohoi Oe
4 ptI.L'. ~ .. DISC beats, &" pa1 tue "a L.
,i sa,d - O. l,d cause win hoA. Iug
COIrt AJdIAy, vS.uOSr 81, IS .,
WAAtalN 4. N tSa'N, Adn'r
OF the ..st ~ oiLls Z. sla,E1, Ias'd.
BY GEI w. Il IL, h.s ruty.
CT. 81 lS5 --4A ~ rs.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-13
Public Sale.

TlHE undersg1, will uT5r Tor sale, At Public Aus
i tiOn tLHrdH. the 2ist d. of Novelnber, A. D.
Is 3, ia front Oc the An rican HEEL. ineaWHI q. the
ioos and Chatte GeOr n. Purdy, late OF Della.
ware county, Ohig, dece ised, Gems sti-g y,
l Horse, Saddle and Bride, and
Scholarship in the o. W. URiver-
Sly, emitting the h0lder TO three yeaIs tuition.
Sale to commence 1 O'Clock r, NJ Purchases a.
mounting Fifteen Olsas or ay 10 be paid In cash;
ab0vs that sam nUt' At months, with gojd seeuFiiT
will be taken.
November o, lsea-st 7 : = --,'''
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-13
Sherif,s Sale.

J.P. Weaver ODY virtue Of An
ID 4 n
DavcsOl & Bowman directed from the
Court Of Common ~, Delaware county. Ohio shall
Jer Tor sale, al the doOr Of tue Court House Dell
aware, ON '. 1 ~ rf y-'fD
Tuesday, December 9Th, 1863,
between the hours 10 clock a. m and o'eiock p
n OF S d day thS IOO% %ng dt s;r6ed prOpsny, VIE:
tuat. in the couury Of DeawA and state OF Ohio,
tuu ~ Berlin tOwns -. and nied aud dcscr. bed
olows: lteIng lu-iOls s. q, q, % and ~ the
OWL Of H. 'ise - ' gnated Ou the at Oi ad iowa
nd kHO~h . ths ''.sleam Mil ptopFrgy" Appra SD
4 so.
- p. C. WATERS, Sheriff.
Nov. 8. 1856 $500