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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-20
Court of Common Ieas, Del
aware County, Ohio.
Petition for Partition of Real Estate, &c.


Eleanor Smith, widow of Gilbert Smith, deceased
liza Wall, Amanda Davidson and Samuel Davidson ,
her husband, Elizabeth Smith widow of David Smith
Josephine, Gilbert and Edward Smith, minor chill
dren of David Smith, deceased Catharine Hensel and
Geo. Hensel, her husband, Cicero c. Smith and John
Latham, Administrator with the will annexed of Gil
bert Smith, deceased, Defendants.
TIHE said Defendants will take notice that the said
L Iaura Wasson, Petitioner, has filed her petition in
said Court partition of Real Estate and assignment
of dover under the Will of Gilbert Smith, OF
the following premises tOwit: One Hundred and Twelve
acres of land lying and being in Concord township Of
said county in Survey No. 2547 in the of Robert
Cooper being in the Virginia Military Survey bounded
and described follows Beginning at the north east
corner of land sold to Foster thence south 10 degrees
east Il 19 poles with his west line to his south
corner to stake and hickory thence south so degrees
west 225 poles two ronoOds and sugar the back
line Of the original survey thence north 10 degrees
west 70 19 poles with the original line stake and
elm thence north S8 degrees east 225 poles to sugar
white elm and hickory the beginning corner. Said
premises being all the Real Estate owned by the said
Gilbert Smith at the time of his death
Said will be for hearing at the next term o.
said Court LAURA WATSON, Petitioner.
| By GEORGE W. HALL, her attorney.
| October so 1863-6W p 5000
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-20

PRIZE MoNEYs-our jack tars are pocket
ing good deal of money from the prizes Ia
ken by them. Some of the officers shares are
very large. A lieutenant commanding our
blockade feet recently had awarded to him,
as his portion of prize vessel captured by
his gunboat, upwards of $4,000. The yes
sci and cargo sold for $500,O00. Il is said
that Commodore DuPont's Individual share OF
prizs money, whilst he was on the Charles
ton coast, was about 100000. Our ships
ought not to lack seamen when the opportu-
mites are so promising for making consider.
ably more prize money than their pay would
amount to. Heass
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-20
Sheriff Sale.

Nathan Ely PY virtue of a Decrotal Order
Id OF sale to directed from
William B. Young, J the Court of Common Pleas OF
Delaware county, Ohio, shall offer at public sale,
the door of the Court House in Delaware,
On Tuesday, December 8th, 1868,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock a M and O'Clock D.
of said day. the following descTb ed real estate viz
The undivided one-half Of the following described
premises, to-wit:
Situate in the Town Of Delaware, County of Delaware
and State Of Ohio and described as follows the south
east part OF InLot number slxtythree (63) old num-
ber in said town, said SOUTH part bounded fol
lows: beginning at post on the north line OF William
street, north SS52 degrees west hundred and nve
feet from the south OF Mot number and
southeast of s. Lamers brick Store building:
thence north Z degrees east along the line or u
feet OF alley eghtyfour feet 3< inches post thence
north SS15 degrees west parallel with William street
(2S) twenty three feet; thence south degrees west
eighty four CS4) feet 34 inches to the north line at
William street, thence south SS degrees east along
said north line of said street twentythree 2) feet to
the place Of beginning. Appraised at $3.50.
b. c. WATERS, Sheriff.
Nov 6, 1s63-5t 45O
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-20

CATHCART and che other cOnspiratOrs under
arrest, were arraigned Monday last before the
o. s. District Court, at Cincinnati, for the
purpose Of pleading to the indictment found
against them by the grand jury. The District
Attorney net being prepared to 60 into the
trial immediately, GEo. E. PUGH, counsel for
q portion Of the prisoners, moved that the in
diotments be quashed, and similar motions
were made by counsel in other sages. The
motions had not beep disposed Of At date Of
lASt adEioas. Q go 5ae7s Ea,a-. 70 a..sa
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-20

"a While congratulating those who have the
sgeod fortune to be born beautifully we, on the
ether haRds pity che household who has not
had the good fortune to- obtain a paper OF
Herrick Aliens Gold Medal Saleratus.fi Go
immediately to your Grocer and get a paper,
andseur word for it, you will never use any
ether. 1t has been analyzed by one Of the
most distinguished chemists in the country,
and pronounced perfectly harmless, and to pro-
duce one-eight more Bread or Biscuit from
the same barrel Of flour than can be procured
With any other besides it only takes about
one-haf the quantity Depot Il2 Liberty
Street.1al7d ETaE sHo f. exc. Y
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-20
Notice

rs hereby given that there will petition presen-
ted to the Commissioners Of Delaware County Ohio,
at the December term, for County Road, commence
at the center Of the MYie Road thence to Dyres
Gabriels south east corner; thence north along the
west line Of said Gabries east line Levi Hars south
lne thence north east G. s. CONS line north with
said line Eiconah Watson to southwest corner; thence
north with his line along the tier of lots the
County Road to H. Penireys northeast corner; thence
east with County Road to Arthur Liggets southwest
corner thence north to the northwest Of Con
rad Deckers land thence through the vacant land to
N. D. Petitioners west line thence north with said
line to the BeIlefontane Road.
Nov. 6, 1855
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-20

Sheriff Sale.
Benedict, Hall Co. RY virtue of an e1eeu; ses
Jas. A Fields & Co. ct al from the Court Of Common
Pleas OF Delaware county, Ohio, shall offer at public
sale, at the door of the Court Room in Delaware,
On Saturday December 26, '63,
at one O'Clock p. m. CT said day the following desert
bed Real Estate, to wit: Situate in Thompson town
ship Delaware eoSnty, Ohio, the west bank OF the
Scioto River, beginning at iron wood and red oak
the bank Of the Scoto river to Labun Ian
don; thence with said Landon's line north SO degrees
282 poes thence south 10 degrees west 81 poles
thence south 83 degrees west 256 poles to the Scioto
siver; thence up the with its meanders to the
place of beginning containing 65 strict measure
Appraised at $3.50.
B. C. WATERS SseTiff.
Nov. % 1863 81 So
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-20

A grand and impressive demonstration
came off at Gettysburg, Pa, yesterday, the
occasion being the dedication Of the burial
ground purchased by number Of the States
in which to inter the remains Of the gallant
dead who fell in the Sanguinary battle at that
place, in July last. kGoVernors Curtin,R Sey-
mour, Morton, Tod, PisrpOint and Bowman,
were present. Alse the President and his
Oabinent, Brough, our Governor elect,
and many ether distinguished psrsOnAges, ,
both civil and military. eH
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-20

"a bill ia before the ConnscticuS Legisla-
ture TO promote enlistments. authorizing the
paymsDt Of Sl00 bounty additional. to thai
now allowed from all sources, giving proper
credit to all the towns for men formerly On
listed, apPropFiating 81 100000. for the boun-
ties, and authoFi4ng the Governor to extend
the time fog paying the bounties bsyOnd the
5thot January, ct bis disCvetion.. tss Ba
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-20

ALL IS WELL THAT ENDS WEILr-Thus ex-
claimed many thousands after trying the eel
ebrated Chemical SaIeratus of DeLand &
Co They say it works like a charm, and
they always have nice light bread, biscuit,
cakes, &c. 1t never fails. s aglgsss s..8
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-20
Apple Trees!

FTYHE best quality Of GRATED APPLET TREES may be
found at the Delaware Garden, TO which the atton
tion is called Of those wishing for fall planting
They are OF good size healthy and thrifty, and will
be sold At reasonable rates. Call and see them.
Dot. 8, 1S63-f
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-20
Estate of Ennice lanes

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has
IN been duly appointed and qualified Administrator
OF the Estate OF Euniee James, deceased, late
ware county, Ohio, An persons interested will govern
themselves accordingly
Nov. 9, 1868 HENRY s, RUST
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-20
Sherif's Sale.

Sheriff's Sale.
]. P. Weaver ODY virtue Of an
vs.. I'D Execution to me
Davidson & Bowman. directed from the
Court of Common Pleas of Delaware county, Ohio shall
offer for sale, at the door of the Court House
aware, on
Tuesday, December 8th, 1868,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock a m and O'Clock D.
m. Of said day, the following described property viz:
Situate in the county Of Delaware and State of OHIO
and in Berlin township, and bounded and described as
follows: Being In-Lots Nos q, %, % and 24 in the
town Of Cheshire designated the plat town
and known as the ''Steam Mill property Appraised
at $3.50.
Nov. 6. 1S63-5t SO 90
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-20
FINE PICTuRES.

FHHE subscriber having purchased the establishment
1 of Capt Wilson, is prepared to take
Photographic Likenesses
a style that will compare with those of the best
adjustments the country and at reasonable pri-
as they can be procured elsewhere.
Pictures taken from Small Card up to Life Size on
canvass or paper.
The public invited to call and examine specimens
Rooms over Lindsey's Book store.
Nov. 6, 1S63-3t W. H. FURBUSH.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-20
Forfeited Land Sale.

parts County Delaware forfeited
State for the nonpaymen of taxes together with the taxes and
thereon geby contained and described
in the following list
United States Military Lands.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-20
gtttt advertisements.

81 IT WOULD BE GREAT ACCOMMODATION To
Us IF OUR ADVERTISERS WOULD SEND m THEIR
FAvoRs AS EARLY IN THE WEEK As WEDNESDAY
NOON
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-20

AT the Supreme Court in Pennington,
Maine, lately, Jesse Wright was convicted Of
the murder of Jeremiah Tack, on the 9th Of
May last. Mr.. Wright is seventy-ive years
old. The alteration. which led to the muir
der was about some sheep. tT..s +, s.sas5 t
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-20

The Sext Legislature may be pretty safely
classified Is follows $50
sEN4EH. :. q. 50, Cop. 4-U. maj 20
House.. o. 76, Cop 21-U. maj -. 55
xs5asasz ssg zsias7s7 4 f. ~
q 5Jnion majority on joint ballot ,..,. 81
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-20

pair embroidered Slippers for gent, Mrs N
Starr, 1; best Chair Tidy, Mrs NJ E Hllyer,
l; Waiter Tidy, Miss L N Horr, 1; best
Toilet Mats, Miss Angie VanDeman, L; best
Lamp Mats, Mrs A Nickel, 1; best hair
Wreath, Miss J Null. 2; best ornamented
Needle Work, Mrs G Randall, 2; best and
largest variety of Fancy Needle Work, Miss
Lizzie Williams, 3; best specimen Leather
Work, Mrs A Z Hurlhurt, L; best specimen
of she'll Work. M Miller.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-20
fuller Farm, near Delaware
AT Public Sale.
!" On Tra1ne ;,

On Tuesday the Sth day of December, A. D. 1868, al
" O'Clock p. m. at the door of the Court House IL
Delaware, by order of the Court of Common Pleas Of
Delaware County, Ohio in certain proceedings therein
In partition, 1, B. Waters, Sheriff of said county
will offer at public vendue The south half of the fol
lowing described tract Of land situate the State o
ONO, County OF Delaware, Delaware Township, being
the tract made of Lot number seventeen (I7l and
twelve acres off from the north side Of number six
teen in Section one ~, Township four a. Range nine
teen (l9) United States Military lands containing by
estimation two hundred and twenty-five acres and fifty
perches of land-makng said south half Ito be sold
one hundred and eleven and twenty-five perches
of land.
Terms of Sale One-thrd OF the purchase money on
the day OF SALE and and two wears there
after, with interest, and secured by mortgage on the
premises. Appraised at S4446, ,25.
B. c. WATERS, Sheriff
REID l. EATON, Atty's
Nov. 6, IS63,-5t $3.50
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-20
Class P.-Fruits.

Best varieties of Winter Apples 3 of each
sort, Il P MeMaster, So, second best. Hills
boys, 2; best varieties Fall Apples, Hills
boys, 8, seeoned best, II P McMaster, 2;
best single variety Fall Apples, S j Waters,
2; best 6 varieties Peas, F P Vergon, 5, sec
ond best, A Thomson, 2; bestE6 varieties Of
Peaches, T J Werthington, 3, second best,
E Westervelt, ?; best single variety of Peach
es, John Knox, L; best display of Ounces,
S Fant, L; best display of Catawba Grapes,
D Cobau, 1; best display of Isabella Grapes,
Levi Wentz, L; best display of Delaware
Grapes, Joseph Powell, 1; best display Ol
Concord Grapes, f Westervelt, l; best and
greatest display of Grapes, A Thomson, 2, sec
ond best, Joseph Powell, /; best and greatest
display of Fruits of all Kinds, F P VergOn
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-20

ONO LEGIsLATURB.--Returns supposed to
be authentic from all the counties, show the
the election of3O Union and Democratic
Senators; and rs Union aad 81 Democratic
Representatives-msking Union majority on
joint ballot of 81. This, with majority o.
about 10000 on the State ticket, shows the
Democracy in the late contest to have sus-
tanned defeat unparalleled in the history
of political contests in Ohio. The four Sen
ators elected are Geo. L. Converse in Frank
lin and Pickaway, John D. o'ConnOr in Mon.
roe and Guernsey, w. Lang in Seneca, Oraw
ford, &c., and M. B. WilIst in Williams, Au
glaze, &c. The Democratic members of ;he
House are elected from the counties of Allen
Auglaze, Butler, Coshocton, Crawford, Darke
Fairfield, Franklin, H ancoCk, Hooking
Holmes, Licking, Mercer, Monroe, Pike, Per
Fy, Seneca, Shelby and Vinton.
emo a-al 52--LoOo-----
DELAWARE County SoLDIERs' vOrH.-W,
are indebted to our County Clerk, B. F
LooFBOURRow Esq. for the official returns oi
the vote given by the Delaware county boy
in the army. 1t makes showing highly
honorable to their patriotism, and will com
pare favorabIy in this respect with the. yot
of their brethren in arms Of the other coun
ties. Added to our majority on the hOm
vSte it gives q majority in the county Of 131
for Brough,. with but slight variation on tn
balance Of the ticket. The falling of on th
ceuntY ticket in the soldiers vote is accounted
for by the fact that in some localities ou
boys did not succeed in getting county tickets
and were consequently net able to vote 70
county officers. The vote fOotSs up as fo
fnrrn. -
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-20
Class o.-Grain and Seeds.

Best basket Yellow Field Corn, o B Fur
mace, 81 80, second best, W NJ Flanagan, l;
best basket White Field Corn, o W Jones,
L so, second best, H II Scohfeld, 1; second
best half bushel White Wheat, Jonath an
Powell, L; best half bushel Mediterranean
Wheat, d Brcker, l So second best, 1 Flem'
ing, L; best one-half bushel of Barley, H I'll
Scohfeld, l so; best one-half bushel of Rye,
1 Fleming, l so; best y bushel Spring Wheat,
G Nelson, so, second best, Rodney Smith.
l; best u half bushel Buckwheat, [ Fleming,
1 so, second best, G Moore L; best 1 bushel
oats, Benz Thomas, L so, second best, B Dick
ermau, 1; best 15 bushel Flax-Seed, Isaac
Fleming, so, Asa Emerson, L; best q bush
el Timothy seed, G Moore, l so, second best,
D Bricker, l best = bushel Clover Seed, l
Fleming, 1 80, second best, Thos F Joy, 1.
Glass R.-vegstables.
Best u bushel one variaty Potatoes, D
Durfey, 81, second best, G More, 50cts; best
| y bushel sweet Potatoes, John High, l so,
second best Geo Moore, l; best pix. Onions,
FL Williams, l second best, Mrs L Thomas,
Scots; best p bushel Carrots, II Williams,
L; best pix of Lima Beans, T J Worthington,
| /; best PIX of White Beans, N g Joy, l; best
six Pumkins, o B Furnace, L; best six Water.
melons, Jonas Main l; best six head of cab
bage, R o Brown, 1; best 3 squashes of any
kind, W Geary, l; best = bushel Parsnips
FL Williams, 1; best six Beets, John Wolhey,
| /; best six stems Rhubarb, Fl Williams, l;
best six heads Caulihower,- II Williams, L;
best and greatest variety of Vegetables, III
Williams, 2.
| Glass S.-Flowers.
Best display Of Hot-house Plants, Miss E
A Van Deman, Sc; best pair hand Boquets
Mrs N w Starr, 2; best Floral Ornament
Mrs E Buck, 8; best collection of Dahlias
Mrs J Robinson, L; best collection of VERDE
nahs, Mrs A H Jennings, l; best collection o.
Asters, Mrs j Robinson, l..
Glass v.-Paintings.
Best Landscape in oil colors, Miss Mary
Bush, So; best Landscape in water colors, Mis-
E A VanDeman, 2; Best specimen Greciar
Painting, Mrs D VanDeman, l; best pain.
ting in oil colors, Mrs A K Hurlburt, 2; bes
Painting in water colers, Miss E A VanDe
man, 2; best Pencil Drawing, Mrs E Buck
2; best specimen of Penmanship, W B Men
denhall, Diploma.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-20

The War Democratic State Central Com
mittee had full meeting at Columbus, on
TuesdAy-resoIved to hold State COnven-
tion on the 6th Of January, to nominate q
Stats tieket and choose Presidential Electors
-FesoIved to send delegates to the eOnven-
lion 10 Be held at Chicago on The 25tA inst.
70 es,ablish paper at Columbus or CiDcin-
nati to represent tbeir views. &c.
The State Central COMMITTEES Of the Va
landigham-M Medary branch of :he party, me-
in Columbus on Wednesday, and after con
siderable dispute as to the time of holding
their stats Convention, finally fixed upon th'
fourth Wednesday of March
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-20

The formal opening of the Atlantic and
Great Western BROAD Guage) Railroad to
Cleveland was celebrated in that city on
Wednesday. A large number of distinguished
personages were present, including Maj Gen.
eral RosecrAns-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-20

IF YOU WANT GOOD FITTING SUIT, try Us.
/ aplT 7. H. WILSON = CO.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-20

Pine Tar and Neatsfoot Oil,
DEsF QUALITY, for sale By
ID oct so 68-4t J, W. FO0TK
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-20

Best Reaper and Mower, G D Potter & Co.
So; best Mower, g D Potter & Co., 2; best
Tanning Mill, j Waterman, l; best Plow for
general use, G Evans, l; best Sod Plow, J
G Evans, 2; best Sub-soil Plow, j 6 Evans,
1; best Churn, Chas Lybrand, 1; best hand
corn Shelter, j Waterman, ! best construct
ed Beehive, G r Caulkins, l; best field Roll
er, Henry Oller, g.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-20
Axes.

IF YOU WANT GOOD SUIT, try us
i apI7 7 II. WILSON 4 CO.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-20

2; best Mule year old, E W Frost, 2, second
best G W White, L; best sucking Mule, o 7
Gronkleton, 1.
Class ,, No. 2-swespstakss On Jacks
Best Jack of any age or breed, G R Caal-
kins, s..
Ga9C, No. I-ThOrough Bred Short HOrnA
Best Bull years old and over, Hills 4
Jones. 81, second best A J Leonard, 5; best
Bull 2 years old, T F Jey. s; best Bull one
year old, Hills & Jones, 4; best Bull Cali, N
Dustin, 3, second best L r Joy, 2; best Cow
3 years old and over. D Judson, 5, second best
Hills & Jones 4; best Cow or Heller, n Dus-
tin, 4, second best Hills & Jones, 3; best Heif
er year old, Hills & Jones, 3, second best
Hills & Jones, 2; best Heifer Calf, r Smith
2, second best @ Sweetser, L.
Clam C, No 2-Devons and Grades and Improved
Best Bull years old and over, j P Owens
SIS; best Ball years old, w Davis, 4; bes
Bull Cali, I F Joy, 2, second best G Prince
1; best Cow 3 years old and upwards, 7 F
Jey, 5, second best B Sheets, 3; best Cow
years old. John Veley, 4, second best John
Rowland, 2; best Heifer 1 year old, JohI
Rowland, 3, second best John Rowland, 2.
Class c, No. S-Work Oxen and Steers.
Best yoke Work Oxen years old and ovel
Geo Gibson, 81, second best G Prince 3; bes
yoke year old Steers, J P Owens, 3; bes
yoke year old Steers, P Thomas, 2; bes
Steer 2 years cid, W Joy, 2, second best. "
JOY, l; best Steer year old, T Joy,2 sec
ond best, T F Joy, l.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-20

u aug q 63. C. PLATT.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-05-29
4 Sad Sight.
From the Philadelphia North American, Frid

From the Philadelphia North American, Friday.
A New York detective arrived in the
city yesterday, in pursuit of young girl
who was afterwards arrested at respect
able clearinghouse in SAMSON street. She
was known as Miss Emma Smith. Her
appearance was anything but that of a
criminal. She was attired unexceptiona-
bly,, delicately gloved, and wore style of
lace that indicated refined taste and ex-
quisite judgment. She had come on from
New York. The charge is that, by an old
game, she secured, without paying for
them, silk mantilla, worth $50, from
Lord e. Taylor, corner of Broadway and
Grand street, and two bonnets, worth $12
each, from a fashionable modiste in the
same metropolis. She ordered the goods
to be sent to her hotel, and managed to
escape with them while the too confident
messenger was waiting for his money. To
look at the sweet face and modest de-
meanor of this young woman, almost any
gentleman would feel that he would be
proud of her as daughter Instead of
this, the girl appears to be an accom-
plished swindler.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-05-29

Mrs. DOUGLAS AND FAMILY.-A Wash
ington correspondent Of the Springfield
Republican, abiding to the death of J.
Madison Cults, the father of Mrs. Douglas,
says:
Mrs. Douglas is again in mourning.
She was always favorite with her father,
and the attachment between them was
unusually strong. She is now left alone
with her children to battle with life as
best she can. The children relinquished
their Memphis estate long ago by choos-
ing to remain here and espouse the cause
of their country. One of the boys is upon
Gen. Burnside's staff. If the government
succeeds in restoring the Union, or in put
ting down the rebellion, the children will
recover their Southern estate, though
doubtless in ruined condition. Every
few months the gossip-mongers have coined
a new story respecting Mrs. Douglas. They
have married her to several men, but most
frequently to Mr.. Chase. What makes
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-05-29

General Charles P. Stone has receiv-
ed orders to report to General Banks, in
Louisiana, for duty, and left Washington
on Saturday for New Orleans. Nothing
has transpired, that we have heard of, to
disclose the reasons which have so long
kept General Stone from active service /;
but whatever they were they have very
recently ceased to influence the govern
ment, as it was but short time since, as
we understand, that Major General Hook
er asked that General Stone might be as
signed to duty as chief to his staff, but the
government did not at that time see fit to
accede to the request. National hateAi-
OenceT