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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-07


CPLyNDlD STOCK OF HoS EE4, MULFS s,
- cARRIA GEs. RU00.KS &C, Az AUCTION.
Will sell ON tbs lot on Oounci, Chamber MIL. On
SATURDAY, Ihs S:h ,nst, al 10 O'clock, number
Of supsriof Horses, among than
stallion 'Psiooe Albsrt, riess and works well,
about pears cid;
splsadId HaEesss and Saddle Horse;
pair match Mares.
aud various o.asr kidiax and Earn y, Horlts;
Top B1gsy and Eafnsss, complete;
7smliy UrrisGs AID Eunsse;
Wxson aud Earns5s;
together With 4 is'gs EEmter ct stock ct various
ktnds. su7l rs piEAaANTf. iuct'f.
Ty1kE VEOSV HAN FO3 sALa Az AU..
TlON--In pussuance OF an order Of the Eust.
iEas Ocars os the city &C Richmond will sell on
MONDAY next TIE lCsa iart. Chat bslDs oourt-
day. Ia feons OF tbs City Hall. At 10 o'clock n,
to .Le Highest blddzr. for cash, WIaLaaA Ii
EOaS, = free Essso Eisa, convicted by asd Court
Of seaed larceny ali ordered TO BE sold Into aSso
irs, sIss.Yy THOMAS u CUDLEY,
"a 1-.ia eerat Civ OF Aichmond
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Ey James NJ. TaJIsr, Auclienesr.

nSHN HfAUTlPUL FARM CALLED "OHIa.
WICK" On The Thee Chopped Road: esven
Mics Wss: @; Elshmoud POE SALE At AUCi
TiOE-The saaa1r!osr viii 's.l y bacly' On TUE.
day,) at Il o'clock 4 r, his EAkk, on which hs
COW resides, containing 1885 acres, b,us one half
under cultivation as ct which IL mea4o11 ana
tho fsss 10 thrifty wood ana tisnhs:-sn .nder 2
fspcs aca eiviisa into sri,sa,s fields Tbs land
msy oil be cultivated. AID produces we'll The usual
osops Ths orchards. OF Apple AID Psxc:l, ays sI.
teus.ve AID 81 Of .na oho.esat cit OF thia region
The lsrgs vinoyA md IL Ia full bearing, asaa ehoses
Pears er snail fruits stund in tas smDie gar.
6ss. Ths inprovsz.scts coEs,ssof q II story frame
builjlra, vito brick baeemsnt. (Eeaf,y nav AID OF
s.e sssI n,xtsslsls) eontairirg ssvsn good rooma,
with atos Groom. passsgss SID poIeass. new and
large kitchen barn. corn houss, &c, Ana q very
large Lea house with three excellent ponds. from
two OF witch above 90 eco besass OF ka2srio< tee
l.. By Analysis, mild sulphur. and "0aIsw,ck" has
f.r Olsen pears proven Itself uous1ally hsslshy.
IumsdiAlsIy after tbs eAis Of the !aaA viii b
sold swo - Cew. snA ak very has HsissFs, 80
Hogs, q stands Of Bees, with Crops. Wagons
carts. Bugsy. and Farming Utensils generally,
with Tie Household srd KiscEel Furniture.
The yrsu,isss will be shown 1t any Tine.
Terms made known on The day Of sals.
sals conducted ~ Jas II TAYLsx. ~ 50 -tdsa
IMMEDIATELY sitter the shove s.is, (Adssr.
tissd By Kr yx.li and =. the same place vii.
Run Trracixe about I raiiss above Richmond
adjoining The lands Of Lawrence Bennett, aud
oihsrs, FLA. o! which will Be exhibited a. the
hoas Of sale.
TsRks-Mads known On tho day Of aA!s.
Aul TAYLOR, Aucs.
Or AUxls OF VALUABLH WOOD LAND,
OsJ oontalolrg about 0co cords Of Wool and .
bIons 9 larry Of the bsAs 0sart:s, located On the
Iofsh ssce Ct ths fredericksburg railroad, and
miles frcm kisaa.ond, At Auotion--At tbs request
OF Dr. 8in.0, ! y III rsll, on TUESDAY, the llih Of
Ausust ~ o'clocx y, On the premises. the shows
very valuable pisee Of land. Jhsrs ere about es
( scssS cleared commanding . beautiful s.ts soe Q
dwelling. fhe balance heavily WoSdsd ~ original
growth Also, IA Ice Pond
TBRAs-Libsral and made known On day OF sale
jv3i JH TAYLOR. Auok
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REHsGN A..

DEaSoNsL -Tbs II k10gA who was b.
t0-s tbs mayer On 7uss6Ay, charged with
as siieg wstss saa seq 1ittsd, rss not HI AUS
TlNE HooEN, Grocer ID Con mission Herch Ant,
Of tets city. al 1--'t@
IF WIN BLsTpgRn2E or sfLVaS 6R
WAITE Il st 1.,ni', " II cell st the Waysice
i.oipi.ai corner Of 18Th and ErsukiI0 Streets they
will hear Of air OLD friend, THOMAS DIt03AN
of st Lousr, Ao. s17N'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-07

k&~ NOTICE Sick asd dissb!sd SOLDIER. On
y,ho are ,emrcrsrly dslsiusd 10 Richmond. W.,
vI;i bs comfor.sbiy recviad ~ita f.o,' quarter.
and st.ss.,on Al tie aszids hospital eofnef OF
18Th sa4 Frsnhsi1 ssrssts u.px
suro. nsavi le, Fa.myi-, L7nehsurg. charlcttss'
y.ls. Iiasr,y sd 9ssur'"n nsar zee 70 r 80 a..
.,.is A: b.ch eicA sud aissh Cd sadiers msy ave
ss.,r xssnts sgp,i.ed ~i.scut expense. en 6-3ss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-07

~ ~ 0khoDoD = C AuoAomnnn
he 10 9al. sissel1
NY1 WILL o0Ik xutD u0nH1A -.
w DAY, NJ . ~ sono1o1oo ef ~ 49,
nss4, - - asssl. lslWssa o. - fS
ee00ena1ao q 70 o'eoeh, q oa0res1enS n -
Hlt0ee. -. eeaslslsa o Bart o. -
Jenny Lad Ds4stsAA
OsMaGs BeAs.s.ds
WA1soR Chain
WaehetaEAs
Bows aEa p1tshass
D!GaAseA 6hsssa 1sdasats
Pillow SIPS
Window 6ustalhs, Ae
PA1LO1.
kabr any Hair Goth OAAln
Do Do % Gen
do CatRe YaAso
1 very large 6 d several smAu l0sro,.
Oa.psk anA RistaVs
KiTOHnA.
Cooling 0tovo. pipe, and Utaeulls
6Allists, WAt9 0ueksts
HiaS Ieoas, IA
DINING 3ocM.
Leaf 8ahls
Damask Fable ololhs
HaA1so0e china xes 81
Tomblsfs md othsP 0aassWxe
! lot 0opo ana 6aues4s
Tsrsebs0s 81. and Lamps. eta.
Also
lot Sugar
lot 1lou.
] lot 6.ss rats Anap
au7 VILLA usou d 90. A....
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-07

~ Mn. Diekinsm : c., Austisnsssa
KDoRo nor ION sALn.-Wm - ~ e
IN HaIDAY, A1e1a tn, . Ne ueUEo 10Y. 10
Ssa1s CD. He b rU0AsA ably bsioAA 81 Qslo41lys
nd sooA AinHesscn sesvAat He = - ogDooD;
. god hnms q wants1 for hin. 3nose - Waas
viii do vel TO sttsud.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-07

ny nouA0DOu A0uI08 - -, Ayco
fCornor oh sna Man 10.
RsUERIRs, ELeCK ABE GOODS. As-W.
W will Offer At suosion At our wafsroou, oarN
SAI. til mat, eoramsneiag NJ 10 O'oloek, The hl
Lowing Peoss-
Blown Sugsss Ia hh2s
brown euaa1s In ibis
Brown 6ue are Ia bass and boxes
Uia.'fl a susAs Il bSls Kni b,xss-
Ofushed 6uEsf
10 hsg. Rlo Coffee
10 bags JsvA Co6'e
10 baas LsgusyfA OIRss
60 sssks SAT-. (ve)
80 boxe, Soap
20 kagB Soda
Is bSis Epson Calls
10 kegs lard
10 b0s Lara
5 Lbis no lsrd OIL
10 b..a A l TsansrS Oh
10 oaska Rice
HLOCKlDN GOeD5.
200 Black End Drab Eel. Hats
l25 pairs LxSiss' CoogS ana Cater Doois
100 do Ladies' Buskin xnd Slippers
no do Childrsns Lacs Boots aid Sheer
70 dean Ycosh Hsushsa
IS DO + HandkercAltls, Is
aus ROBINSON, ADAns.& Co Area
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-07

Yr wAfsID- EEPfY Walls. - We will
give de hssi.es. price for c'e&a empty sIsLS
ti ell s,Eea Ysyscas having rssacr! piio1s nsst a.
p.,e ss,ys mast slrulsh tnsr cssn vislJ e. Te HAD
1. ,aaIozsb.s 20 frae.rt gu9siy.
EaseE * K.G, Apashecas.e..
.u3-5:. le6 E.in q, II " eornsE loih.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-07

~ Thomas W. keesse, AVcs,
iOfics oorusr 1874 and Cary sssl
HoHS7s, xULs8. BU0aY. AND SPRING
H WAGONS, vOR HALx Ar fU JTION -
VIII b sold on 6ATUxD Al mcFninR, Auaust b.,
commencing at 10 o'clock, Oh Council Ohamser
Hill
l very a. Fay Horse, years OLD, Wa ranisd
suaud Aud to work well In hssrsss, he 10
also . nue saddle Horse
Several Saddle and Harness Horses
4 good Rules
q Bnggios
2 Spring Wagons, ons with top.
ANY THOSW KEEEEN, kuct.
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In ccusc.L OF rHs CITY OF = lcHno~p. /.

In CcUzCiL OF THR CITY OF ElcHMosD,l
July 18Th, 1s63.
TTNH1 FOLLOWING CEDtA ANoE wEs rs.ed
By the Couneu ard ordessd to Be published In
The daily papers OF ths city twice week until the
frat II Gususs, fur The Information Of al con-
csfnsd. " AOkION, ClsfA Voune,i.
IN OraiaHnes Concerning Frs Negroes, pssseS
judy 13tA 1861.
1st. Be Il oydstned " ths Council Of As City 81
Richmond, That No free negro cha b. permitted
70 ,ms into the city Of Richmond for ths purpose
Of trading for any other purpose, unless no shsI
dsst chtxia from ustcs Of tbs peace Of The county
In which he sesidss cer!n m.e Of Ills cosd chazas.
tor sna 10 atty. and endorsed by the Mayor.
ID That the poliss efi1ssf3. r:sht watch, and
clerAs Of The N k.ts ehAi arrest al rss negroes
without such esstiAcatss.
3D. kvsry free Etg.o violating this ordnance
akssl b, pcnishsd with itslcss At the discretion Of
tbs Xayor
G:h This ordinance shat take sfYso. from the LIST
day Of Acscst next
copy, AW NORTON.
~ l5-siswtAlt Clerk uouocl.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-07

A DBsIR ABLE sTO4n AID DW4!t.
IA HOVGy. corner Of Brood and ~ ~ = 49,
Sian.-Ou FRIOAY. ths Tn Aasasa - 49,
Pr, Iviii asn upon ths pc.srlsss hat y ~ W Il
BILE store snd ewsllas iOsstsd q 70. .s.s. -
nrosA and I sta Ths stors gsS ise ~ ~
b oeeoeisd ~ Mf Youoee - - .,s.e1sI
dwelling hes 9 yocms ard . lob knscss 80.
TlKMs lisesal and Eads knt w On n ~ ~
au0 ~ 14I1~S'~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-07

4 pnerpABks Pn,vAT1 RAsIpyHcl o.
u PIN O9RN1R or MARSHALL AND ~
STkIRTe. yox oALn At AU yHvh "a - !:
DAT, the Tn day Of Aqua q osle !. -
the premises, viii ell thst mess ase:ss .....,.
Rseidsnes on he corner Of nanhsl - - ~ -
a4 prssen. cssuplsd BY er kae.. .S -
kitchen attached, al In good order.
fNNs- Liberal and mads kEoWn % y
a,sa fan 81 JAS r TA1LOk, As""
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-07
'By Davis Roper = CO, Aucss.,
tYe,ersburR, Val

yessrseyrz. W
r AgGE HsLk tr FL CARA SODA, LAID.
H. BRANDY, EltsE A6IFAUTU11D TO
6.VOO, SO On FRIDAY, xuguat Til, Of cur
store in tho Iron 'front.' bulldog, Sycamore street.
commanding q IL o eisoE~-
lilo kcga n CArb Seda
lL0 hbls Prime Lard
30 = sups,ior Southampton app Brady
rs Old Whi.ksy
leo 7acnSrs and Machine Oh
20 eexes superior Tal.Cw Gssalss
rs sacks VI ashirs ton o. unity 6ait
LOCO bex.s ksnfscd Tobacco, mostly doe
Danvils Bsiahts
3 bbis vpsom 6&its
100 gross Matches
20 os0 Fine 1ioaida Leaf Oeafs
Is easos Ane frsuch QHHndy
80 bill d Nolaeneo
Other desirable goods Will 10 aajsd II ,hSy arrive
Ia ksms.
3hs ats, ntion q xnsrsaants IN o:hsn 10 u
Itet1d 10 thts sx.s.
DAVIS, ReFxR co, Aasss
a. Ids pstsssbufG We
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-07

DUNAW AYs--0 2i0 YE xD-. bsooudst
II, from the defensive works aroand Richmond
The following srss A.ssoss, iuIrssssd hon Eiea
j0Ha q 0AgPBzIL
PAvl1GK COLsAG1
NICHOLAS rL1ASAA "a,
TIN0Tnt RoPz1
JUNiUs THOMAS,
Ms!JaA PFrTNAN,
OEOHO dixon,
jim TBA KsA,
jos fOx; UIYT,
WA 01oR0E
xHEEaT CLARKE,
WILLIAM HARRIS,
AL5X WHITING.
HOWARD GRAY.
B, Abe &C. II shs Virginia Lesis!s.,ie, PACED
iasa Feb nSy, 1854 to provide for the enro M ns
asa sr,r,oy n .nt Of f.ee froAs Ia tho puhis
v.cs th,ss nsg,oss bsirg sm,n&bls to the roles
aud .uic.:ors OF ie articles of war; desestsfs
and r. ~ssd Of thirty dollars each will he p.id for
thsis sprrsh.Esl,o srd delivery to Capt " TUT
~ 70 - W u sxEGHNS Col fog:
tHFEuI II. RU2iOSLA aviog procured ,rs large
/ lets at &ha Livery aud Bxcharg, Stables OF
Etse.a Euih Fisn2 T. Creep, Cscrner!y Hasta
nnishssan's,l We nil have rsgo' as!y every WED
AUCTION SALES OF
HOESEs, MULES. CSWs. VEHICLES, &C..
Ard g. Nsit The pk::.nsge OF our fr'sais a1A the
pusiic g.csrsEy Chs advantages Of having
place fer ,ha II hilton aud confinement II stock,
&c sSoua ,s 5.:c. Esr:s-s IN give "a q call
We $50 rsIi lvs.y Saturday, OF Oocctii Chamber
Hi.
PULLI4J, 1A1.sR T. ssEIsIaI3,
AueiIcEe.rs a1d Gem Aefchsnis
Al s-WitEpkSot* ODD Feilc wy Hsf.
nirxsYLVANIA LAND foK SALE "a + sst
Of coed LARD, contain ius i've huudre1 aud
flrtytu acTss iy.ay sight mites ssst CT Da1vii!es
sad one nls fte III ths Rieki1ond and Dlnvi;ie Bail
read IL .tfseed fsr sa!s. I'll srEet has io5 new
DTeEins Heuss u2on IL.
A.sn-kac' h.r t:set, can. s!a!ng one h1ndred
a3d thirteen as O., l5iag Immediately upon the
rsiiro ID and nasr the former tract.
HpseA, Inform s.ioa la regard (, either tract, or
t.th can be obtained By ssdrsssIag by 's.tsr OF
applying 70 go " GOLDMAN.
il 7-ls~3v Einag Sd P.Asylvanla &c. y.
FsNusi Va VULUarsEa 4 svY O0NPAtY.-
+ At laAsiisig Of ,hs gutso' iSers Of The . We
calars ~ tins fo.:oeiag gsrtl.usa were elected Di.
rea.1is rsameiy: r w EnCsBee, j l. Appsrson.
Robert Ateher, s2mi Harrison and John Eobio
EeDAaicL
At subssqneat nestia. Of iha Directors, Saml
ueri Is Il vTs8 cec.sj Pte.idsni, and L ipper
son Treasurer snd &c etAy.
pooks o. sutsegioiian viii be kept cpsn al the
Va lie Iosufr zoe Conpacy's tfdce unel tie 70
inst august unless !hs amount teqaIrsd 30 soon'
ef fucscfibcsi.
xhs Treasurer Is prepared to rscsive pay m 'nts
OF subscription. il APPHk0oR,
au 6 I'd Treasurer ard Seose.srY.
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N 0nLeAns HOfAH11A-W. s1F.r q.
!" oqN61o 81 r. obb oAGaee j . MOI A16pu.
- NJ 11OWx1 eQml = %.
knof1nnoan
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~ Danlsp, Msueu1e Z Co, Aues'rs.
CU0AB, OOHsHU, OI0 ARa, SODA. &c. AZ
- AU0TION = On TU11DAY, The lith ias&aAt
00nneneins q 81 os.cck, Ne WI selI. q car eoe.
tion e1oeo - - sortment Of GRO JERKS, coasist
Ing II pset Of
Is hhds psilns and "aoies quality eusas
l4Abs Havana O. NE
5000 EAvana Cigars
IS keu Ri CAfb Soja
90 ko1es lxtraet Loawood
II bbla Bpeom Salts
l24 ksgs Nails, asscxtsd tisss
30 boxes eosp
6bbIs Whlshsy
Aud many other srtislss suited - NE tsaas.
4BANS-Oasb
sa7 DUNLOP, MOxCU1I co AussA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-07

HoRsIS, NULHS, Carriages. Bossiss, Wagons.
III 1,okaWsy. Cows and Calves. ct auetiou-
SAl UKOAY morning, ct 10 o'clock, on Council
Ohsmtef Hill
Several eood Saddle and Ka7lsa sssss
Esveral coed Mules
two Carriages, ons nearly new
-Four Iiah. Wagons, n good order. scms have
springs and tops
Two Dusgi.s 10 good ordsr
Ons Roadway and Harness
Is Uows sad Calves. good Miiheya
PULL;Ak, HAkxS WAII0xR.
an SIS Auc.iopAefs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-07

A OXRD.--In retiring I respectfully rssom
IA mss d tia as~ coassso ny friends and the
Hnois glray
81 81 eTTTaT(1N JR
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-07

~ Uo0WoO0 . t1O0y0, A0CO.S
No - Main street
WYE WILL exLL Ut auction, on To 8eDAY.
" 18th Of August, commencing ct 10 o'e'osk.
Ct Reiis Rsassuraat, On d ~, near the - kaf
kst oil the xturea Attaehsd - his Restaurant and
Bar, together With choke lot Of Chewing Tobse.
Co. Household and Klsshsn Hafnitcrs eabfasin1 .
large lot Of
Beds Nai1ssAs Dsdstsads Chairs
And IA extra q lAntlty Bed Clothing,
Ard mkny other arti,es too uuUefeuS TO mention.
Al ihs same time will b scls Eo ely falssd
Dow. with her calf, one spring wagon u d aa.nsss
We wEl sell tbs lease (Which has yeArs 70 ruaJ
Of bic large Stable and lot Also oct Ne House
uDed By H Held - . Hotel
ant REDWOOD 4 PHILLlP3 Aoc4a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-07

SNTgAy s}..W --Csc1e 20 IN farm nS. tbs Hesp
Fun ROAD two ard A asi: miles oai Oh.
~ NJ arms f.w days since. = sfis rad COW Tbs
owass /. requested TO pre7a sfo.oftY psy .tasaea.
sna tais nag sway. = IAUAhcH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-07

XIiaGiEIA OE u r 4 l. kAIL1OAD.-ThiD
Y road will he repaired or tbs 25ta inst and the
trains Will run IS usual On SUNDAY, the 26sh inst,
leaving Ihs depot on Broad sirses, between 18Th
and i7sh Streets zte accommodation train will
ron IS tefors-lsayins Rlchmond ut 3 r y, and
arriving 1t Is 4 k-0Rarios fsclit:ss fos trans
porting vegetables AID frssa Us ats for he Eieh.
niord markets II D WBITCON1,
ivS5-lOi General Supcrntendenk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-07

cgahg 1aw slafua &c ho1sa cE The 25.h OF
20 Ju.y Ths owner h Tsg7sassi 10 como Tor
ezra, prove properly, pay eaarses. aud tske Ter
agsv J1H& y VIRGO,
euT--f.s Ca 5sook Eoa1.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-07

TNYH kRNr-The ttjre formerly Occupied hy N
W Nel.sa, 20 1875 Bsoad ct, 10 for TENT Ap.
NV to n j. STEAUS.
AUG 3:S le3 Bread at.
I>ys XkxY-A atAbie, Ia rear OF tia dwelling
n hoass On the corner Of Grace end IL; Its also
6 front hazs rnent Room partially furnished, With
sepAr. - entrance. apply upon tie preDises.
aus 80
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-10-02
Change of Policy of England.
rom the Philadelphia Press.

From the Philadelphia Press.
LIVERPOOL, September II.
Whatever newspaper reports, or even dis
patches from the Legation may say, you need
have no doubt about the Confederate rams be-
ing stopped, as hare assurance from one ol
The highest officials of the British Govern
ment.
''AG entire change has come over the Eng
lish Government in its relation with US, and
now they are most anxious to cultivate good
feeling. The Confederate cause as dead IN Eng
land. The plans Of the NapoIeo n-rebel Con-
lederates, which looked so promising q few
weeks ago, have suffered sad discontinue by
the change of feeling here
The Paris scheme was 10 embroH the States
and England, and then go in aud establish a
grand Southern Empire with Napoleon
Prince at its head, and Slidel, Davis l. Co. as
managers I he departure Of the rams was to
produce the wished for result.
''1t is said that CONSERVATION reigns in the
rebel councils at Paris. l know that it does
here-in England. We have had a narrow
escape, but tie crisis is past. Ii France pur-
sHes her alliance witi the rebels, England is
lOtth US. / have trembIed at times at the in |.
minence Of The danger, but, thank God, it is
over, aud have done my share OF the work"
The writer of this letter, which was not in
tended for publication, is a we'll informed
American eitizsn, with the very best means Of
obtaining accurate Information. from his per-
.sopgt iuimucy -aBd TeiiEti0n wiTh-pVfs0nB IN
power, across the water. - 81 ,ss-.. y,
4 Wesrs
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-10-02

The Militia of this county met
last Tuesday for Battalion Drill
The display was quite formidable,
and the volunteer companies espe-
'cially made highly creditable ap-
Ipearance. When fully equipped
and armed they will comprise a body
of troops that viii not suffer by
comparison with those of the same
class in any other State, and in case
of threatened invasion will afford
ample means of defense. The long
lines of healthy and robust young
men marching through our streets
on that day afforded abundant evil
dence of the fact that our State has
yet in reserve an immense host ca
pable of bearing arms.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-10-02

c.. WALKER, General Agent.
Buffalo, n. Y, and Fort Erie, G. w
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-10-02

Not a MOrssl from He.
We kneRythat Vallandigham refused as
Congressman, to vote dollar ora man for
this war, anb also refused to vote supplies for
men when they were raised, for such is part
of his recorded history; but it seems be even
refused to contribute morseI to feed the men
who were Summoned TO Cincinnati to beat
back the rebel invaders from ohiOlsoil. The
Cleveland Leader gives the following as hav-
ing occurred at Union meeting held in Eu-
cid on Saturday evening:
Mr.. Ansel WaIworth, one of the most re-
liable citizens Of this county, on being called
up made the following statement word
Of which can be substaptiated by other equally
reliable men:
When the armed citizens of the Reserve
were on their way to the defense Of Gincip-
natl last sumner; sthey found ample prOvis-
ions made for their sustenancs at all the
points where refreshments were needed, ex-
cept at Dayton. AT that city our hungry de-
tenders were obliged TO solicit. or beg like
needy mendicants;a and to secure something
like an adequate supply. committee were
appointed TO visit tine different portions of the
town and make their wants known. : = = Z
Mr.. Walworth accompanied those Of this
committee, who, in their round, visited the
dwelling OfsCs l.. Yallapdigham, who was al
home, and with whom an interview wasn had
by the committee, in the presence Of Mr..
Walworth.
The committee respectfully made known
their erraud to MI, Vallandigham, aud
stated for what purpose oar citizens were on
their way South. that they were hungry, and
needed bread, meat, &c. To=this Mr.. Valian-
digham replied: g Y YoueshaIl not have a morsel
from me. % Go back home and stay there, and
the rebels viii not hurt anybody. If you
were all starving il the streets, I would not
give you morsel Of bread. 47= 5r-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-10-02

Ed. GAzErTE-DEAR SIR With your pei
mission wish to say to the readers of your pa
per that will send by return mail to all who
wish it, (free) Recipe, with full directions fol
making and using a simple Vegetable Balm
that will effsctUallv remove, in 10 minutes
Pimples, Blotches, Tan, FreckIes, and all I'm
purities of the Skin, leaving the same soft
clear, smooth and beautiful.
will also mail free to those having Bald
Heads or Bare Faces, simple directions and in
form alton that will enable them TO start full
growth of Luxurient Hair, Whiskers, a
Moustaehe, in less than 80 days. All applea-
tions answered by return mail without charge
Respectfully yours, r..s-
~ THOS. F. CHAPMAN, Chemist.
-s,L No. S3l Broadway, N. Y,
July 81. 1s63-3ms.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-10-02

The 26th Regiment suffered ter
ribly in the late battle in Georgia.
I'VE give the list of casualties in
company c, formerly Capt. Mere
dith's) from this county. We regret
to notice among the wounded our
young friend and correspondent,
Sergeant ELIAS Cole, of Marlbor-
, ough:
COMPANY C--KilIed c Capt. w. H. Ross,
gunshot wound in the lungs, survived "a hoHrs;
privates, j. Ashburu, n Oliver. Wounded
lst Lieut.. B. w. ShotwelI; Serg'ts, E. Cole
j. B. Richardson, J F. Doty; Corporals, S
g. Fry, w. Cramer; privates. j. Grouse, A
Meyer, G. Slack, J. Sullivan, F. NJ. Wilson
E. Wilkins. u. H. Ward, A. Gossage, +
Houseworth, j. Shoemaker. Missing, pri-
Yates, Fl. Houseworth, A. Taylor. S. Winsor
j. Mason.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-10-02
ma Hnrse Owners-

Dr. Sweets Infallible Liniment for horses
is unrivaled by afyssand in al cases Of 1anie-
ness, arising from Sprains, Bruises or Wrench
ing, its effect is magical and certain. Harness
and Saddle Calls, Scratches, Mango, &c it viii
also cure speedily SPavin and Ripgbone may
be easily prevented and CURED IN their iheipi-
ent stages. but confirmed cases are beyond the
possibility of a radical cure. No case of the
kind, however, is so desperate or hopeless but
it may be alleviated by this Linament, and its
faithful application will always remove the
Lameness, and enable the horse to travel with
Every horse. Ter should have this remedy
at hand, for its timely use at the first appear
ance of Lameness will effectually prevent
those formidable diseases mentioned, to which
all horses are liable, and which render so many
otherwise valuable horses nearly worthless.
See advertisements.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-10-02
B@ Twenty-Five Years Ago.

Nj. c. c. BRISTOL, distn guished Chemist and Drug
glst of the city of buffalo, N invented and manpiac-
tured a compound known BrIsoI's BaIsam 9f Hoar-
Aound which perfect SPECIFIC for COUGHS COLDS
BRONCHIAL arising from damp,
cod or sudden change of the weather.
Every person who has taken BRIsToL's BALsAM
OF HoARnoUND, pronounces it the best article ever
vented and justly celebrated has 1t become that
the market is already full of imitations counterfes
and dangerous compounds under name of Bal
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call for Brstos BaIsam and that his WRITTEN sig
nature is on the outside label of the bottle
MARK.-This invaluable Mediocre has been now some
twenty enc years before the public, and without any
effort the part of the proprietor its sale has become
very extensive, and is daily increasing. The price
which the Medicine is sold (25 CENTs) enables
pprtake Of its healing qualities. s. 10
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Sole hSSnpfscturer, to EhQD all grasrs nOga BE- I'D
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