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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-06-12

UNION Mass CoEvENTIoN.-By reference to
a notice from the State Central Cemmitts, it
will be seen that a Mass Convention of the
Unconditional Union men of the State will be
held at Columbus on Wednesday next. 18th
inst, the day upon which the delegation con
vention meets for the purpose of nominating
a State ticket A number of the most dis
tinguished speakers iE the State will be pres
ent to address the people, and as the occasion
will be one of great interest we hope all the
Unioa men of our county who car possibly DO
so will make it point to attend. The rail-
road will carry passengers at halffare, and as is
usual on such occasions will we presume run
an extra train for the accommodation of
the public, leaving in the morning and return-
ing the same evening. If we learn any par
ticulars in reference to railroad arrangements
before putting our papet to press, we will an
nonnce them.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-06-12

A leading politician, in public speech
the other day, declared that he was unable to
understand the meaning of the word "loyal,"
applied to American citizens Loyalty, he
contended, could not be in the category ofre-
publican virtues. There would soon be an end of
republican institutions if a majority of our
citizens thought the same as this person
Loyalty" is not verbally incuIcated or dein-
ed in the constitution; neither is honor, faith
fulness or common honesty; but man who
would repudiate those qualities on that ac-
count, or who cannot define them from his
own instincts, is one with whom constitutions
must be of little account, and who is unworthy
of the privileges and rights guaranteed by
Ours.-N. Y. Weekly
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-06-12

In Sagurties, N. Y, an enterprising tavern
keeper has just issued a series of spiritual
shinplasters less than pint bottles
filed with whiskey, and it is said they pass
current among all his customers.
Jones, the horse-thef who killed two of the
citizens of Kokoma, Indiana, that attempted
to arrest him, was taken from the Jail by the
excited populace and hung upon the public
square His accompIice was captured and
sent to Jail at Indianapolis. His name is Joel
Sutton, and he was from Licking county, Ohio
Cincinnati can boast of substantial wealth
The Assessors returns of personal property.
moneys and credits in the city, foot up, $24,
AZ, ,597.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-06-12

The President having ordered the rescind-
ing of the order issued by Gen. Burnside for
the suppression of the Chicago Times, the Gen.
eral also withdraws the order prohibiting the
circulation of the New York World within
the limits of his Military Department The
action by the President is said to have been
induced at the urgent requeat of number of
the most prominent Republicans of North
ern Illinois.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-06-12

vs. % ton to me directed
Richard Morgans. from the Court of Com
public SALE at the door OF the Court Re in Delaware
On Friday, July 10th, 1868,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock a. m and O'Clock D.
of said day. tho following described Real Estate
wit: Situate in Delaware county Ohio Troy township.
in the south of the south quarter
Lot No. IN Section 2, beginning at stone post
the south ne OF said Lot NO at tho centre Of the
south line of said Lot at the south Will
liam Jones' land, hickory stump inches diameter,
north p degrees east 3Os links, sugar tree I6 rches
diameter south degrees links; thence south
degrees along the lot line sixty
rods 20 100 of rod to stone and post, oak inches
diameter, north q degrees east 603i Inks white ash
inches diameter north AZ degrees west 3S Inks thence
north degrees 3S minute 25 rods II = 100 Of
rod to post the southeast corner OF said
Richard M5rgan's other land red oak inches diane
ter north S16 west 9< links white oak 10 inches diam
eter, south u degrees west 35 links thence north SO
degrees 55 minutes along the south line said
Morgan's land 60 rods and II 5S1OO Of rod a
on post on the east line Of William Jones land thence
south degrees 3S minutes 25 rods and 1l1oO Of
rod TO the place Of MISUNDERSTANDING 10 OF
land
die of the northeast part of Lot No. said Section
?, beginning stone post the lot line
lots and at the north west corner Of tract Of land
sold TO R. Pool, white oak Is inches amcter south
degrees east Is 4 links; thence south 1 degree
west along said POOLS line 3S rods u links
to stone post on tho north line OF land sold to
Thompson and A, A. WEIGH, hickory iuches diameter
north = degrees % links yellow inches di
ameter north 49 degrees east SO links; thence north
SO degrees a MIN ties west along said north de 03 Il
100 rods TO post and small stenos by soft maple
and black oak; thence north degree minutes east
along William Jones' east line IS rods 75s links to a
stone post the lot line by big sugar tree and
white oak; thence south SO degrees "a minutes
long the lot line So 20 100 rods the place OF begin
ningcontaning Is 331S peTches of land or
less. Appraised at s2S per acre.
June s. 1868, S7.75
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-06-12

In Russelville, Brown county, few days a,
go, copperhead namsd Long, thrust but
ternut into the face OF adischarged wounded
soldier Of the 18th o. V. l., named Kirk. The
latter resented it, when the former rushed at
him. Kirk drew pistol and shot Long
dead.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-06-12
Brilliant Fighting on the appahanuOck-Ter-
rihle Cavalr7 Conflict

Brilliant Fighting on the Rappahannoek-Ter-
rible Cavalry Conflict.
WASHINGTON, June l0.-A special to the
Post says: The fight between Rockers cav
airy and Stuart's force yesterday was brill
liant exploit. Our men crossed the Kappa
hammock and made the attack, driving the reb-
els from their entrenchments and took a great
body of prisoners, number unknown.
The President is said to be in momentary
expectation of good and decisive news frem
Vicksburg.
From an officer who participated in the
fight, it is aseertained that yesterday morning
two Brigades of Gen. Pleasanton's cavalry,
under command of Gen. Buford, made an
important reconnaissance towards Culpepper,
and had one of the most obstinate cavalry
fights that have occurred during the war The
force was composed of Gen. Buford's brigade
and another cavalry brigade under command
Of Col. B. F. Davis, supported by two bat
teries OF artillery, and two regiments Of infant
ry as a reserve.
On Monday night the cavalry bivouacked
near Beverly ford, on the Rappnhannock, an
drove the pickets back to the rife pits; and
after a desperate -eomdat,z cleared the wood,
sbe enemy falling back upon their artillery
and maintaining their position until II o.
clock, when our artillery came upi when they
were driven back six miles 10 the direction of
Culpepper @. II. Whereupon our forces re-
turned and recrnssed the ford in good order
Nearly all the fighting was done by the cav
airy, and il was of the boodjest character,
mostly hand to hand fighting.
Our own loss was considerable. The slaugh-
ter of the rebels was fearful. The approx
mate of the casualties on both sides are not
yet reported, By this sudden and brill ant
dash of cavalry into the enemy's lines their
plans have been frustrated, and the intended
raid of Stuart's forces prevented.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-06-12

NTOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned have
In been duly appointed and qualified Executors Of
the Estate Of Jesse Hults deceased late Of Delaware
county, Ohio. All persons Interested will govern
themselves accordingly.
RAYMOND HULTS.
May % Ise3--3w-pd MARTIN HULTS.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-06-12

whenever our Government is assailed:
when hostile armies are marching under rude
and odious banners, against the Government
Of our country, the shortest way to peace il
the most stupendous and unanimous prspara-
tion for war. The greater unsuimity, the less
blood viii be shed. The more prompt and
energetic the movement and the more imPOr-
tant isit in numbers, the shorter will be the
struggle
As if this were not sufficient, and that his
countrymen might know his opinion on the
origin of the war, Mr.. Douglas said:
"The present secession movement is the re-
suit of an enormous conspiracy, formed by
leaders in the Southern Confederacy more
than twelve menths ago"
And that none should doubt his position, he
left The following declaration on record, which
nav be read of all men:
"Tflere are only two sides to the question.
Every man must be for the United States or
against it. There can beno neutralS in this
war-only patriots and traitors
1t requires no gift of prophesy nor the wis
dom of the statesman to discover that in times
like these, if there be party organizations
one, whatever they may say, being for the
country, the other must be against it.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-06-12

There are now about 10000 guns on hand
hand in the Springfield Arsenal, 10000 OF
which are packed ready for shipment.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-06-12

Secretary Chase is expected to make short
visit to the West in about three weeks. 1t
will be his first return to Ohio since he went
to Washington as delegate to the Peace Con-
vention of 1861.
A terrible earthquake visited the island of
Rhodes on the z2d of April, completely de-
stroying twelve villages and greatly injuring
many others. Three hundred persons were
killed and an immense number wounded
Not building in the town OF Rhodes escaped
damage. The misery caused is said to be
fearful.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-06-12

FERNANDO WOODS "Peace" meeting
came off at New York last Wednes-
day evening. It was a characteris-
tic affair, and both speeches and
resolutions advocated In effect alb
solute submission to the rebels and
seemed designed if possible to in
augurate hostilities against the le-
gallv constituted authorities in the
North. Of the demonstration the
New York Times of Thursday says:
Seldom have there been such hot-headed and
bloodthirsty sentiments uttered as at the
Peace meeting las night. Threats and def
ances, were flung at the Government, slander
and falshood were heaped upon the Array, ard
a carnival Of war and bIoodshed in our own
midst was invited-in the name of Peace
1t was evident these men were not apostles of
peace-bGt what they aimed at was a trans
fer of the 1rdr. IF such men as Wood could
carry out their original programme of coop
Grating with the rebelliOn-if they could secure
the transfer of Hooker's army to New York
of Rosecrans' 10 Cincinnati, and of Grants to
Chicago-ift they could raise the siege of Vicks.
burg compel the evacuation of Murfreesboro
and expose Washington to JEFF. Davis--if
they could secure the success of the rebels and
the subiugation of the North-their chief and
only object in advocating peace would be a
chieved.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-06-12

Who ARE YOUR ARIsrocRATs?-TW twenty
years ago this one butchered, that one made
candles;e another one seld cheese and butter; a
fourth carried on dsLilIery; another was
contractor on canals; others were merchants
and mechanics. They are acquainted with
both ends of society--as their children will be
after them, though it will not do to say so out
10 I'D. For often you shall find that these toll
mig worms hatch butterflies, and they live
about year.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-06-12

Col. King commanding at Lexington, Mo-,
has ordered all secesh sympathizers in his COM
mand to skedadle South.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-06-12
lust Received.

A MOTHER lot Of Solid Bored Tubeing for Chain
"A Pumps and for conducting water, TO inch bore.
Sept. 9,6e-stf, Q. G. CHAMBERLAIN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-06-12
ESTATE of Nancy Newbouse.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has
IN been duly appointed and qualified AdministER-
tor Of the Estate Of Nancy Newhouse deceased, la
Delaware county, Ohio. All persons Interested will
govern themselves accordingly.
June 6, 1858. JOHN r. NEwHOUsE.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-06-12
The Democratic State Conven-

The Democratic State Conven-
ton met at Columbus yesterday
At the time of going to press we
had not heard who received the
but it was a foregone
that Vallandigham was
to head the ticket; and Judging
from the known sentiments of those
who now control the action of the
party, it is not unlikely Olds will be
for Lieutenant Governor
and the balance of the ticket be
composed of like material. Extra
ordinary efforts were made to in
duce large turnout, and we doubt
not in point of numbers it was quite
a formidable affair.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-06-12
GREEN BACKS

Nav be disposed Of al a small premium for the fol
lowing described property; Tive vacant lots IN the
town OF Delaware, on the river Immediately north Of
the west end the wire bridge. Also, about ab
OF land he miles west from Orange station,
on the C. c. {. Railroad, and lying tho road lead
np from the station the Oentnngy river. on these
premises is OF the best sulphur springs In the
State
For particulars enquire OF ID. +. Mccullough Soa,
Lumber dealers, 10 Delaware OF me 81 my residence
in Liberty township, Delaware county, Ohio
May 90, ls6S-lm. Wv. CASE
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-06-12
Atlr advertisements.

RS- 1T WOULD BE A GREAT ACCOMMODATION TO
Us IF OUR ADVERTISERS WOULD SEND IN THEIR
FAV0RS AS EARLY IN THE WEEK AS WEDNESDAY
NOON
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-06-12

JOHN J. JANNEY, Sec and Treasurer.
Columbus, June 9th, 1863
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-06-12
Legal Notice.
Sherif7s Sale.

VS.. - ton to me directed
Richard MoTgans. from Court of Com
Pleas of Delaware county, Ohio shall offer at
public SALE at the door OF the Court RI in Delaware
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-04-09
FEMALE PILLS

The medicines that these Pills composed Of h,
long experience in private practice, have been foup
the most useful remedy against those general comnlon
the female subject to. They cleanse nur;S
and cause free circulation of the blood whom in
manner stagnated open those distractions which wiz
gins liable to, and bring nature into ito nron
channel, whereby health is restored and the ,ati,
who looked like death, restored lively comnlexo
They the best medicines discovered for yonn
women, when afflicted with what is commonly call,
the Green Sickness, which two three boxes seldom
fail of curing; and are also excellent for the paln0
tion OF the heart, giddiness in the head loathiny
food bad digestion, pains of the stomach beating
the arteries of the neck, short breath upon every M
motion, sinking OF spirits, detected c1untenance an
dislike to exercise and conversation For all sucb d
cases. they are the most excellent and successful remed
ana may be given from seven years old to seventy The
are alec indispensable for married women upj.,, ,rbt
tch enid, and, under SNch circumstances must .r,r
tGke'' "nder penalty Of miscarriage But they ought
ways TO be taken one month after delivery to cleans
the body and purge off those gross humors whice vhp
retained generate numerous diseases and render wom
unhealthy all their lives and therefore should be ia
ken by all women, at the age of forty five or fifty
that time. D
These Pills have likewise been found soyereir
remedy, either for men women, in all hopochrondsc
llyseTc or yapourish disorders, for they exceeding
stronger the nerves, throw off all gross humors ten
lhs TO melancholy, invigorate the sinking spirits an
cause an universal cheerfulness in the body
The above Pills are manufactured with my ON
nahds put them in boxes, seal Them and send the
TO you all under my own supervision alone and no
~" 'Ht.' rom the long practical experience
which have had of the medicines of which they
composed, consider them the best Female Pills no
before the people.
10 glowing hand bill announces their existence,
aecelvlng advertisement porsuades youto buy then
II Is Simply an announcement from me- in plain no
est form OF feeling. am my own agent no pers
sells my Pills and, of course, there is bnt one pro
TO be made. And to those who are in need of me-
enc LOT winch these Pills are recommended, and
them they will not only find them what they are recO
mended to be, but will save 50 cents as there is
Fll OF TINS Kind sold less than one dollar and VIII
you nave bought one box, you can buy more or ma
them yourself, for, with each box is printed dire
tlon now to make them in all cases
H~0 Elch Dox contains forty Pills, which is ten
Ses, ana IS sealed up in their directions
We Price: Ocents par box, postage paid to any Sta
&S Any person sending me One Dollar ind f1urI
yer stamps Will receive postage paid, all threeof
articles, the Books, Chart, Pills
=, Al letters to be ADDRESSED to, DIR. ROBINSON P.
2l3. Chicago III. n22-am
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-04-09
NOTICE.
EDITOR {

EDITOR OF CHRONICLE DEAR ,a.-witb xo,r
Relss1n wish to say to the readers of yonr paper
WIN seud by return mail to all who wish it, freel
simple Vegetable Balm that viii effectuay remove in
~ Pmples, Blotches Tans Freckles and all i'm
q the Skin, leaving the SOFT clear smooth
bare Faces simple directions and Information fbat
mem @ start full growth of Luxurient Hair
~ Moustache,i less than thirty days All
appncauons answered by return mail without charge
Respectfully yours, THoS F. CHAPMAS, chsn,;.t
No. sol broadway. New York
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-04-09

in the United States, large ANATOMICAL CHI IT
two feet by four, fine paper showing ten fine PIa
of the Or rs nof Generation of the Male and Tem.i
Each Plate will be numbered and a printed sba.
accompanying this Chart, explaining ali the nnmh.
of the different organs This chart will be mailed most
age paid) to all orders accompanied with so cents
Persons wishing this Chart will please send soon .
shall not have any more printed than is ord4r.S
owing to the expense of getting up and the small proS
it affords. P'NA
This Chart will be ready to mail about tn. Sv,, ..
December next Address, DIR. ROBINSON, P. @ 10,
= - - IVA
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-04-09
NOTICE.

To be sold cheap for cash or
fre-wood, "a certificate to the value
of one half of any one Of Singers
Sewing Machines. Apply at
THIS OFFICE
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-04-09
AN UNEXAMpLED FIRE-PROOF


not tht then
the hose tina
whent vase
ypeaure deem
=. j. r. 5
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81 dearborn
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-04-09

THE LATEST TRIUMPHs OF LILIES SAFES.

ubboI ESD Agent for sale I.ae t 1St n
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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-04-09

They are constructed by a frame,
or box, being made of wrought bars
II inch thick, two inches wide, cross
ing each other at right angles, form
ing a compact network. This is
placed into mould for casting the
Safe, and when the cast iron is pour
ed, it forms a chilled iron body
around the wrought iron, about two
inches thick, which is as hard as a
plow-point or the face of car-wheel
and is perfectly drill proof. Inside
Of this iron body is attached the best
FIRE-PRoOF COMPOSITION
yet known, about I inches in thick
ness.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-04-09

Def
made si Herring New York ana The maze W ro
succeed in opening yours IN which were w
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-04-09

n NE DOLLAR will pay for the Dedgeville CHRONICLE
~ one year if paid in advance.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-04-09

This new work!is intended to show clearly, and in
light that may be plainly understood by all and ever
one, that this important subject lies wholly in Ia.
hands ofthe husband and wife, and may be controlled n,
them WILL and that too without the of any med
ical drug humbug instrument of any kind whateve,
But simply by observing cetain rules Tor may cav
laws) of nature which are laid down.
] do not wish to be understood that this TheorP
originated with me, by any means for it was first ez.
amined in Paris some thirty years more ago, and
has since been undergoing the closest investigation
and proofs and is considered, by most scien.
tifc physicians, as rule to be fully reeds upon II
strictly observed. would say that within the last
five years. have placed it in the hands of many with
whom was well acquainted, for the express purpose
of fully satisfying myself of its true value, and in
seventy different cases. have known only failure
and that traced to source that could not hay,
proved otherwise
would say, in conclusion, think am the Avss /.
put this matter before the world in clear and sub
stantial FORM and in a. form that hope may be CON-
pretended and appreciated by all who may read m,
book:
One word more. This book will be no advertising
humbug of some great thing which have to SELL but
free from it, and simply handsomely got up book Of
seventy five pages, nice fine paper, fine clear print
and handsomely bound in colored and enameed board
covers and will be sent to any one postage paid) en-
closing CENTS. All letters to be addressed
to DR. ROBINSON. p. o. Box 213.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-06

4 sale of rare United States coins was made
a few days since IN New York. dollar of l79i
sold for SIS: one of le2y. - 81: one of 1898.
s35; one OF 1889. $50; me ofit5l 81 81. one
Of 1892, So A a half dollar of 1885 brought
s25 81: one of l7g7 $40: one OF SUI. $40 50:
one OF lc02. - 80; one OF lc09. So a quarter
dollar of 1896 was sold for SIS. one oi lSli Tor
80: one of lS23 for $50. one OF ls27 tor S25
A dime 90 1891 brought = 81. A k',lf dime Of
ISM was sold cor 81; one of 1903 brought the
same price. Another specimen. described ~
poor 81 - one of lc05 brought Sl3 80; one of
lSis--a rare vtriet,--hrought 81 cent of
1893 wss sold tor gil: one of 1899 for SIS one
of Is2l for SIS; one Of lc29 for 800. A half cent
of 1893 brought 81: one Of 1896 SAL one of
ls42. slo6: Que OF ls43. sl2; one OF le44. $40;
one ct I'll. Slu5
There must be whole regiment Of fancy coin
hunters IA Gotham. Judging from the above
Here are lo' of coins. the intrinsic value IT
which i about $40. at the present rate OF pre-
mum. say Sl4. selling for the enormous sum of
s7sl Is This We should think MS paving
pretty dear tor the whistle: but then there !. 10
accounting for The tastes of some people Pad
docks Bank Mirror.