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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-09-04

Let the people who wish to do right. bear
in mind that it is a part of official history
that Vallandgham, the candidate for Cover
nor of Ohio, Of the party organized to oppose
the Government in aid of the rebellion, is le
gitimafe candidate. because from the time pro
slavery rebels declared civil war up to the
present hour, he has opposed every measure
ordinary and extraordinary, devised to carry
the Government forward, or TO extricate the
Country from its difficulties. No matter how
dark the hour, how imminent the peril, or how
nbstructed the way. his Country ever found
him. as a member of Congress, sometimes with
thirty, sometimes with FIVE, and often alone,
standing in its path; to beat that Country
back, to hedge up it's way, aud retard, embar
rass, and in every way discourage and prevent
its prOgres. Bold, bad, always wicked, and
often weak, with some ability; vigilant and ma.
lignant, he often worked serious hindrance Il
the public service.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-09-04

who have undergone almost untold hardships,
dangers and privaiions, jet let me assure you
there ia not one in twenty 10 this army that
would willingly submit to anything but an IN
conditional surrender to the authority of The
government, We viii fight them until we
have exterminated the last traitor in the land
6rst.
John Brough is the peace man that we want
down with all who like VaIIandigham denOunce
the war is the sentiment Of Ohio Soldiers in
Mississippi.
The health Of the regiment is tolerable good
We are iE fine spirits, and ready to carry the
glorious old flag wherever the good of our
country requires rs to go. Capt. Eastman i:
well enough TO fax out at least half his weight
in wildcats, Yours for the Union forever.
J. A. MILLER.
Company F. 96th O., VI.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-09-04

The Terrible Steamboat Disaster at Viclsburg
A Vicksburg correspondent Of the st. Lou
is Democrat gives an interesting account OF
The explosion of the steamer City Of Madison
of which we have had meagre reports by tel
egraph. At the time of the explosion, on the
morning of the 18th, the steamer was loading
with ordnance stores.
Seven thousand six hundred and twenty
rounds of artillery ammunition, two and hall
million rounds of infantry ammunition, and
about two hundred packages Of powder, ma
king in all over four hundred tons of explo-
sive material, had already been placed aboard.
As several packages were about to be passed
into the hold one of the deck hands let fall
box Of percussion shell, which Instantly explo-
ded. The account continues:
I'm the hold at the time of the explosion
were eighteen persons, all of whom, with the
exception of Martin B. Day, of the Fourteenth
Wisconsin. and james Connolly, second mate.
were negroes.
''The explosion of the first shell was light
but in a seconds time bang, bang went hun
dreds Of others. until, communicating with tht
powder packageF, the explosion eliminated
in a dull, dead sound that made the very earth
uremble, tearing the hill of Ihe City of Madi
son into a million pieces, and leaving the en-
tire boat a complete wreck, not one portion
OF the framework remaining attached.
The loss of lie on the City Of Madison is
estimated at from thirty to ifiy-it will moi
exceed the latter number. or the eighteen
souls in the hold all we're killed except Con-
nelly, the second mate, Martin B. Day and q
negro, all Of whom, as soon as the box fell.
and before the discharge of The shell had be-
come general, made their why through the af-
ter scutlc jumped inO the river, and were
picked mp by yawl and saved.
The boats crew consisted Of forty. one per
sons, fifteen of whom were killed and a mum
| Der wounded.
A detail of soldiers numbering between
one and two hundred men, had been ordered
to assist in loading the 0Dat. OF these il j,
esiimai ted iwen y-five were killed, although no
data for the statement can be given, "a j.
was impossible in the exciieRlent TO learn ffom
what regiments they were detailed.
1T il Is limited that not One-fitIielh part O'
the ammunition exploded WHICH will account
for the comparative sma loss Of life. The Cit )
If Madison had up steam at the time, but the
boilers did not explode.
| CONNECTED with the damage to the Walsh
! IL strange incident occurred which is worthy
of note. In the room occupied by the Cap
tain, in the forward part Of the texas, was u
bureau, every lock OrwhiCh was wrvsted from
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-09-04

APoLoGETIc.-We are, this week,
under the necessity, for the first
time since we have had charge of
the Gazette, of issuing a half sheet.
After the outside was struck off, we
discovered an article had accidental
ly found its way into the first page,
which we had not read, and of the
character of which we were igno-
rant, which no earthly consideration
would induce US knowingly to per-
NIT to go to our readers. The only
resort left at the late hour when the
discovery was made, was the issue
of half sheet, and under the cir.
cumstances, we know our indulgent
patrons will excuse the absence of q
full sheet.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-09-04
LEGAL NOTICE.

CETH CURTIS ROSE. and Helen Bailey mi
~ nor child and heiF at law of Elizabeth Ruth
Bailey deceased, of Delaware cUunty, Ohio;
Seth Curtis ROne and Catherine Rose. minor
children and heirs at law of JOSeph Rose de-
ceased, of the State of Indiana; Seymour
BriRhtman, R0saline BIightman. Mary Gym
thia Brightman, Eugene R. BrightmRn, Jane
Brightman. Lavinia r. BIightmAn Il minOT),
james BTightman IA minuF), William Bright
man IA minor, and Eli BriRhtmAn Ia minoTl,
children and heirs at Law Of Amy BFightman
deceaAed, of the State Of Illinois; Sarah Eliza
Roberts, Elizabeth Roberts, Henry G. Roberts,
and - Roberts (whOse christian nsme is un.
known.) minor children and heirs &C law OF
Amadella Roberts deceased, Whose Dlace of Tesi-
denCe Is unknown, and Hannah ROa~, cf Dela3
ware county Ohio. widow Of William Rose late
of said county decreased, will take nuiice that
"A petition was filed against them ON the Th'r.
teenth day OF AuRust A. ID. 1868, In the
Court of Common Pleas Of Delaware conn
u in 'he State Of Ohio, 10y George Rob
rrts I'd. and il now pending. wherein the
said George Roberts ID demands partition OF
the following Real Estate, situate In the cOun-
ty of Delaware and State Of OniO, and being
part of Section four Range sixteen. and Town
ship four, in Trenton Township, United States
Military, and bounded and described aa fOl-
lows: Beginning on the srctiOn lIne 20 20 Fntis
north of the southwest corner Of said section,
running east 66 7-lO rods; thence north tlk
ruaE; thence east to Thomas CoFbin'a ] a l;
thence north to s. G. Roses land: thence west
to the 9 ctiOn line: thence south 20 the place
Of MISUNDERSTANDING 664 acres more OB
less heinR IRnd Of which William Rose, late
of said county, deceased died seized, and where
he resided at the time OF hia death.
Application will be made by Said George
Roberts I'd at the next term of the Court OF
Common Pleas of said Delaware county, COM
mencinR on the 5th Of October, 1853, tOF an or
eT that partition NAV he mNde of anid promi-
and for hs,ff h. arHa
said Hannah ROee therein.
GEORGE ROBERTS %.
By CARPER & VAN DEMAN, his Attorneys.
August IA, 1868. pfSs,70
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-09-04

The official proceedings of the
Senatorial Convention, held at Johns.
town, on the 9th ult, will he found
in another column. 1t will he seer
that Hon. j. r. STANBERRY. of New
ark, was nominated by acclamatiOn.
Mr.. STANBERRY is gentleman of en-
inent ability and an earnest suppor
ter of the Government in the pend
ing struggle with armed traitors
He is a fine speaker. and we hope he
will be able to address the people
of every township before the ele c
ton. He will receive the full UnioT
vote of this county, and We trust il
will prove sufficiently strong to in
sure his triumphant election.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-09-04
LIST NUMBER 10.
Advert1sed Letters

n ENAINING IN THE POST OFFICE AT DELAWARE
"a, Ohio. the 8 OF September, 1853.
Persons calling the following letters will please
give NUMBER OF list aud DATE Of advertising.
A. Robert NJ Anderson.
B. Miss Ann Bates, Mrs CathaFine Bales
Mrs Martha J Bartlett, Mrs Hannah Bedell
Sylverlis Brit.
G. J CastelI, J Carter, Ezra S COOn-2
Mrs V Calvin.
E. John Evans.
p F. John Freess
g. Miss Cynthia Clearinghouse.
Ii. Mrs o Harris. Miss Annie Hayward
Memieh Hellf1rd. q w Homes.
j. Mis- Julia Jacqueih, Matt Jimpsey
David Jones (BIacksmilh). L f Jones.
X. A & F Kimmous & Co, VIM Keller.
NJ. Lewis Mellon.
r. + Rice, W Rogers, E L Roberts, Master
Willie B Rumble.
s. George T. Scott.
r. Mrs Melissa Trumbull.
W. Mrs S A Ward, Miss Louise Wise.
Y. Thomas Young.
sept 3. "a A. THOMSON. p. NJ.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-09-04
Legal ETotica.

NVHOlEAs CROAR, Of the town OF r. Wayne, in
i ths county Of Allen, IN the state OF Indiana. 70
hereby notified that the 9Th day OF August, 1868,
HOratIO P. Havens guardian of Alice Croak, wife
Of Thomas CrOak, an insane woman, died petition in
the Court OF Common Pleas OF Delaware county, Ohio,
against the said ThOmas CrOak, which petition charges
said Thomas CTOak 1s with abaBdOnmsnt Of The said
Alice CrOak without gOOl cause; "a with adultery; 3D.
with gross n'grct Of duty.
Said petition prays for AIimnny for the said Alice,
that nluctiOn be ranted restraining said Thomas
'rOak from dispOsing Of InLOts Nos. HAS, 1149 and
115l in the town OF Delaware, county Of Delaware, In
the State OF Ohio until the nlal hearing Of said
aud that on the said Sth day Of August 1863, an in
junction allowed by the Judge Of said Court, re-
straniag the sad CrOak from dispOsIng OF said prop
erty till the further order OF the Court Sad petition
will be hearing after the day OF October. 1853.
CARRIER a VAN DEMAE,
Aug. IA, '63-6E p fS4, 50. Att'yB FOR Pet'r.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-09-04

and comfort to this more than internal rebellion
and forever eurss their government and siig
mAiise their own pOsferity. There i. hOwev-
er. day Of reckoning coming when God will
plead for his own cause, and when traitors
must answer TO their God. their country. and
the soldiers who Iow are imPeriiiug their lives
and foregoing the pleasures which cluster
around peaceful homes to defend the liberties
even OF trsjiors. All l"yaI and irue men may
Sei be hopeful that though the bOasied Dem
ocracy Of ihe North are arrayed against rs, We
feel confident Of Ultimate success.
Yours in lasting fraternity,
JOHN HIPPLK.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-09-04

arrangements have been made for Grand
on Raliys as follows:
;ORToN. Tuesday evening. September
at o'clock. Hon. j. r. uUBBELL will
ress the people.
LIVE GREEN, Thursday. Sept. 10
n. CoLUMBUs DLLANo and Hon. j r. HUB
L. will speak.
sUNBURY. Thursday Sept. II. Speak
by Ex-GOv. DExNIsON aud Hon. JAS. R
fBBELI..
MILLvILLE. Saturday Sept. l9. Hon
SHELLABARGER and Hon. j. r. HrBBELL
II attend and speak.
] Il is not proposed that these shall be mere
iRhbOrhooi meetings, bat At each place ma.
ID il Is designed to bare a general rally oil
e several contiguous townships. Let the
isnds Of the cause aI once bestiF themselves
extend the notice and get up meetings wor-
y Of the distinguished gentlemen who have
Oasented to visit our county for the purpose
Z addressing them. Let US rally round the
AZ" and keep step to the music Of the Uni
mr. -
- TheFa will be no disappointment in
IpeakeFs-aDd the speaking at each place will
aS o'clock P. N.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-09-04
Legal Notice,

YoHN B. nnsAvER, Of tbs state OF Iowa. viii take
~ notice that Joseph MOpdy, OF Chicago tho Stats
OF Illinois, DID the 31st day Of August, 1851 his
petition In the Court OF Common Pleas within and for
the county Of Delaware aud state OF TO- against
said John B. Disavsr defendant, settling forth that
the said John B. Disaver gave mortgage 70 the said
Joseph Moody the following described premises, 20
wit Lot No, in the subdivision Of Survey No. 6l3s
made by john Graham November, A. D. 10S0,
which lot is estimated to contain 100 acres tho
being in the Virginia Military District Survey and
in Thompson Township, DHiaW 1re county, OhiO-eo
cure the payment Of Sz4JO,t0. according 20 certain
not referred % in said ulrtgage and prayinE for
judgment against the said Jahn B. DsaxeP for the
of Si9 co. the amount now due on Baid notes and
mortgage with annual interest thereon from the day
OF october A D. 1853; and In default Of payment there
nf that said premis may be sold g. pay the same
And the said John B. Dilsaver s notified that be "a
qured appear aud said petition before
the third Saturday aer the ~ day Of October next
JOSEPH MOODY.
By Gao. W. HALL, his Att'y.
Aug. rs, 1876 (S4.sD
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-09-04
Gen. GilmOEs's Report OF tbs Dsm ,litiun Of For
sumtsr.


HEADoUARrERs,
DEPARTMENT OF THE South.
MORRIS ISLAND, 5. g., August "A. }
MnjYr General HaLlcck:
SIR have the honor TO report the practi
cal demolition Of Fort Sumter as the result Oi
our seven days OOmbardment Of that work in
cluding two DAYS Of which a powerful n. E
storm most seriously diminished the accurac,
ard effect of our FIRE. Fort Sumter ia, 10 da \
shapeess and harmless mass Of ruins. n,
Chief Of Artillery, Col. J. N. Turner, reports
its destruction so far complete that il is n,
longer Of any avail in the defenses of Charles.
ton. lie also says that, by a longer fire.
could be made more completely a ruin and {,
mass of broken masonry, but could scarcel,
he more ppwerIess for the defense of The har
Dor. The preaching batteries were located n:
distances varying between 1880 and 4,24C
yards from the work. and now remain IS eff
cieni as ever. deem it unnecessary at pres
ent 10 continue their fire upon the ruins o
Sumter.
have also at great labor and under heavy
fire from James Island. established batteries
on my left, within effective range OF the hear
Of Charleston. and have opened with then
afte. giving General Beauregard due notice o
my intention to do so.
My notification TO General Beauregard. hi
reply thereto, with the threat OF retaliation
aRd my ri ninder, have been transmitted Il
the army headquarters. The projectiles from
my battpriea entered the city. and Gen. Btau
regard himself designItes them a. the mos
L
port OF my Chief Of Artillery, and an accurat,
sketch of the ruin OF Sumter taken at IL n.
yesterday. six hoBrs before we ceased firing
are herewith transmitted.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant.
@. A. GILMORE
Brigadier General Commanding
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-09-04

We hope the friends of the Union
will not loose sight of the impor-
tance of a general attendance at the
meetings called at several different
points in the county, and which will
be followed by others to be announ-
ced hereafter. Some of the very
best speakers of the State are to ad.
dress them, and extra efforts should
be made to secure an attendance
worthy of the cause and of the dis
tinguished gentlemen who will ad
: vocate it. The meetings already
announced are as follows: Olive
Green, Thursday, 10th; Sunbury
Thursday, 18th; Millville, Saturday
18th.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-09-04

We are indebted to Rev. Mr..
SITES, formerly a studentat our Uni
versity, now a Missionary in China
for a package of tea direct from the
Celestial Empire. 1t is perfectly
pure article, and different in appear
ance from most of that coming
through the usual channels of COM
merce.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-09-04

ANDREW Fl. PATTERSON, who was
for many years prominent citizen
of Delaware, and successfully filled
the offices of Sheriff, Representative
in the Legislature, an | Post Master,
died at tie residence of his son, in
Bryan, Williams county, on Satur-
day last, after very brief illness.
of congestive chills. His remains
were brought to this place Tuesday
for interment.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-09-04

After protracted season of unu-
sual heat, we were visited, last Sat
urday night, with a severe frost. In
some localities sweet potatoe, toma-
to, and other tender vines were
killed. We also learn that in occa-
sional spots, corn is injured, but the
damage to this crop is not exten-
sive.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-09-04

The meeting held last Saturday,
in Liberty, Notwithstanding the
heavy rain in the early part of The
day, was a decided success. Tho
people turned ont in their strength.
Able and telling speeches were
made by Gov. TOP and Ex-Gov.
DENNIsoN. The best possible spirit
prevailed, nda good report may be
anticipated from that section of the
county on the 18th of October.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-09-04
- A Brave Woman.

On the night of the 9th of August, party
Of three bushwackers visited the hOuse Of Mr.
Schwartz. abnut twelve miles from Jefferson
City. Missouri. On demanding admittancc
they were refused by Miss Schwartz a young
lady Of fifteen. They replied that they wouln
come in, at the same tine attempting to break
down the door. Whileihis was going on tht
other inmates OF the hOuse-Mr. Schwartz
John Wise, Capt. Golden "a Government
horse dealer). aud young man in his employ
left, taking with them las they supposed,
all the arms and ammunition. In their hasty
retreat. however, they left a revolver. which
Miss Schwartz appropriated to her own use
She went to the door, and on opening il, pre-
sented the pistol 10 the leader Of th
gang. telling him to come on. and tha
some OF Them should fall or 8. wouli. They
threatened to kill her If she did not leave tn,
door, She replied: The first one who take
one step towards this dOor dies; for this is the
home of my parents, and my brothers and sig
tiers. ard am able and shall defend it, Til.
rufi4n<, seeing that she was determined to ex :
ecute her threat. left. Brighten. Brown OI
that Department. in general orders. compli
men:s this young lady for her courage and dar
ing and brands the men who desert her in h,
hour of danger as base cowartIs who deserv vI
the contempt of community. a Splendid revOl
yer. worth 500, is to be presented to th,
heroine by Acting Governor Hall, on behal
| Of the State.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-09-04

CoNsoLIDATToN.-The first and
second districts of the Militia oi
Liberty township, have, by an order
of Col. WEIGH, been consolidated
and form company E, of the first
district, I'd regiment.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-09-04

DIR. CONSTANT, of this county, late
Captain of company I, 4th regiment
has been appointed one of the Assis-
tant Physicians of the Central Luna
tic Asvlnm.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-09-04

Governor Seymour in effect refused TO en-
force the draft in New York with the State
troops. and thus necessitaIed the withdrawa
II regular United States soldiers from the field
% maintain order ard vindieaie the law.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-09-04

Mrs. DELLA MCELRoY. wife OF
Lieut.. Col. N. J. McELRoY, and
daughter of Hon. G. SwEETsER, died
at the residence of her husband in
this place, Wednesday morning.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-09-04
V1cKeBURo. M1qs.. Ang. ] 5,h. '63.


TIcKsBURG. MRS.. Ang. 18Th. '63.
Mr.. john WATERS. JR.-DEAR SIR: The
nresent seems a favorable oppnr: unity for
lrnnping vnu few lines. wrnfe you while
in Kentucky and received your answer when
nnr regiment was on the eve Of starting down
the river. 1t was thu sec'nd letter vou had
written me. and contained good news. indeed
II may be ac interest IN ron. (as a relative o.
his) to know that received letter from JAS
Sherman Yesterday. who is in hospital at
Memphis, being as vet unable 10 return 10 his
regiment. TO which also belong. But alas
for the 96th, it is but shadow Of what i,
waa when on that memorable morning it lef,
the Delaware Depot, many Of its members re-
ceiving the Ia congratulations of their friends
and relatives, as the heavens seemed 20 weep
aIp0, for the future of this ill-Eafc1 regiment.
As wc lay here encamped upOn the banks
of the great Misli-sissippi. and in full view of
the Inflated city Of Vick-bnrg. every rOll-call
seems but the knell Of some departed cnmrade.
But such is the tender mercies nf war. He'll
ish in its origin. and setting like b!ighiinp
curse upon the originaiOrs.
We will not remain here much longer, but
as regards our future des'ina'inr everything
is CONJECTURE; some say we will go up the riv-
er. others say down.
Yesterday morning William Eldlebluie and
John Mecuy, both Of the 29rh regiment, wer
| buried.
Furloughs, in ratio OF five rer cent O
each regiment are bring given. and some O
The members Of the 96 h have gone home.
! Ar regards The Wur question among the sol
tliprs, all il rights hut fear an immeI Sc press
ure Of treason is driving many Of the people
Of the NurIh hmm the grounds Of true an'
9, nuine Loyalty. God save them from surl
imhpcility, such irearhery to freedom anr
,hrir country. This is no time to caviI; n'
time fur compromise or fngeilu'ness OF ON
own rights; but il is the time 10 maniips' III,
Fpirii of men. a spirit which should pr;z
more than life ilself-ihe principles Of liberty
, Of ju-tce, Of pure morality and religion. F"l
, my part. cannot understand Why il is Ihs
men Os the North will, in any mauDer give aiC
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-09-04

The next Annual fair of the Della
ware County Agricultural Society
will be held on Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday, September 30th
and October Ist and I'd.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-09-04

THoR SALE at Manufacturers prices, the following
IN Machines;
Hubbard Mower and Reaper
Light Hubbard Mower.
Woods Light Mower.
Fishers Wrought Iron Mower.
Stetson's Reaper and Mower.
Xirby's Reaper and Mower.
Please C IIi and examine before purchasing
u,IsI4j4-BnI c. G. CHAMBERLAIN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-09-04
Cows Straved or Stolen.

LhAHEO or stoan from the premises the SubScrl-
- oer residing in South Delaware, Ioth OF Jn-
iAst, Two Cows One years old, small size, pale
reu crooked horns, small white spot In the fOreh0ad
oaR Wnte snort teats The other yearB old straight
slim horns deep red with white under she belly; no
other marks Fecollected will give Five Dollars re-
ward for the recovery Of naid Cows
Aug 81, e3 4t EMILY c. KENNEDY
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-09-04
NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN that Hiram M SHAFT r has filed hit
petition in the office of the Clerk OF the Court Of
Plsas I'm and for the county of Delaware, Ohio
town of Ashley, in saId county, known ''Shanrrs
tddition, containing InLots Nos. no. III, l72, 173
IA I75 49, III, 1Is 9, 49, 1sI, 1872 1873;
Nos. 2 3, 4, i'd 5, togethlr with all streets
alleys pertaining TO the same. Said petition will b.
heard at the Of said Court there
fter the be heard.
]. ALLEN,
Sept '63-6t-32,T5. Sol for PetItione,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-09-04

In addition to the meetings at
Olive Green, Sunbury and Millville,
it will be observed that one is to be
held at Norton, Tuesday evening,
next, to be addressed by Hon. J. R.
HUBBELL. The friends of the cause
in that section will please observe
and govern themselves accordingly.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-09-04
U. s. 8 Per Gent Bonds.

NS- SUBSCRIPTIONS Z" the United states 6-2o
Bonds will I've received at the Sank Of Delaware
until further notice.
Delaware, Q. July e. 1903