Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-02-27

Mis-. Douglas has written letter relative
ia. the reports that she WAS aSoRl 10 be mar
rcd agaia.- 7 e following extract is published:
although live so quietly. the world seems
determined to talk about me- B have been
JisipsbeAhy xumeFs that / @sn, engaged. !
hepa you will think cBoaah of me not ts>al-
low any one ser to say such a thing to you
wfthoSa reseptmem-T
L little 0aughter of Mr.. Edv4srd Jones, of
Carlisle, IAoruin county Jag, d about four years,
d.cd from eating pop corn on Thursday Of last
week she ehoked to death.
y2hathass Smith, Of Quincy, H., states that
he lnatBe over fDur tons Of sorgum sugar the
past year
Il is said tIat Central Roscerans has Been
reinforced, SINCE his Murlrrrsboro' battle, with
lwes&y regiments os ialaldry, foBr ef cavalry
hAa six batteries
BfiEnr re- HEaTH-A lady slipped upon the
side walk in Seventh Avesus, New York, O.
day or lwo sineer and strained one Of her limbs
50 K vcrely ~ to I,,lFs = blood vessel eausng
her g. slec,Ato'deaah m thirty minutes, not
witlls4anling medical aid. was proIapdy exicR-
bed te Aep-
Nor A Coop N1uur FOR GEEERAEs-Seu--
atOr NcsnViIhr ia' recent speech in alluding
10 the swarm Of officers constantly seen at
Wizards lIoirk caused lea2hs By SAYING
th'st ghyew u Stone the other Biyhty and.
knocked djwn two Brgaaiers-anta that it
wasn't good night for Genevals either.
YalubIo sale springs hare been discoyeredl
near LeaveTworth, Kansas They are said 10
be fnexhaastib!c,
Paymasters huvc arrived at Memphis with
over th:rteerp million dollars to pay OF the
troops IN shat 6epaFtBent.
Tke Confederate AdJutant General FMS de-
ef5ef thar men with 0ny portion Of the blood
of the white Faee are liable to eDnscrTplioU.-
This decision admits TO the rebel army oil the
ny1Eatoes and qIalToons in the Confedergcy.
The New England Pin Co., of Winstead,
Conn, Is now making pins Of iron instead Of
brass.
Messrs. Whitney 6 Colt, Of rIis city, yester-
day received on consignment $50 pounds Of
cotton that is all ready for The factory, which
was raised by small farmer near Du Quoin,
in Central Illinois It sold readily here at so
cents per pound. The cotton is just ss good,
pefect and marketable as any we have ever
seen that was raised in the Southwest.- Chi
cago Journal.
On Saturday the rebel prisoners at Camp
Douglas, Chicago, were searched, and large
number of pistols hatchets and handsaws were
found concealed about their persons and sleep
ing quarters. About $4,000 in money
from six to eight hundred of which were in
gold, and the remainder in greenbacks and
Confederate notes-was also taken from them,
receipts being given them.
WooL.-At no previous time since 1885
have the prices of wool ruled so high as at the
present date. Sales were made in New York
last week, to manufacturers at 90 and IS cents,
and some extra fine bought as high as 70 cents,
Farmers had better not contract their next
clip in advance, unless they get big fgures,-l
II would not be surprising it wool comman
ded SLIGO per pound by midsummer. Very
limited quantities now remain in tho Western
States unsod, and the growers feel encouraged
at future prospects. The slaughtering o! sheep
except for Mntlon, is unknown while the old
or young with the least vitality, are carefully
provided for, with the expectation that such |
feeces, however small, will turn into az not
god) green backs, which our Western reo-
pie bave learned to regard quite as good.
The Dublin Freeman has reports from the
counties of Sligo and Tipperary, Ireland,
which show that the distress amongst the la
borers. small farmers and midde-class store
keepers in these localities is intense, wide
spraa1 ,nI ayary dov evtandino. ,nora apl
more TO their actual pauperism, exile or death /