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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-04-24
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MiLILKEx's BEND La, April 18th 1858
ar Editor:
1t has been long time since / have sfen
szaiiyehing in your paper from The 96ih. ]
therefore, Lake the opportunity u writing you
ssasfew lints; heping they may not come anliss
sz4.Hong- the citizens Of cd Delaware, as that
pace ispretty well represented in this Regi-
>-a,rns, and more especially in companies F and
ii The weather has been very fine since We
sssre in cSnip lere-tIIere has been nothing OF
-1serest going on here in camp except guard
sague duty. which falls pretty hard some days.
- ssrc:seems TO be a general movement OF
- sops all arous1d here-six gunboatS went
- vn towards YTcksburA, yesterday, aud about
same number to-day, ani the steamboats,
.=..s running quite lively all day BY all appear
- re our Brigade IS not 10 have a Ia nd in the
:, EBg Of the rebel G,brafer as tho other
}; gadcs next, to ours have already moved.
! he road from here to Richmond distance
~; IS mics is completely lined Ei'h camps;
1t,: PionseT Corps are ont in hat direction
enA arucIiag corduroy roads and pOaloon bridy
G.. y bile The leans are daily taking provisions
+ there, and by fhe aPpeaIence Of things,
re is to he decisive bIEy struck somewhere
; i that before long.
Our camp is very nice one, having The ap-
rance Of health and comfort all through.
,.ough ID time ct rain it gets very muddy
1. :. soop dries of again tkeeIound being very
,r,.iy, We being on picket" tie '5'ther night
re highly delighted with the music produced
h. the thriH and croak songsters intercepted
!, notes on the BIsE while overhead coHld be
I'd the night ha ~ks aud cranes as they were
l..&ing theis grand rounds" while on the
:. ,,.r hand thSsoiee Of the fee feh'aiers could
l.. ..eard in innun,sFabIc gahnii;isSs s. Gs1c nir
..nd Cur Commander sfter retiring vas
...gightea sith the music that be could not
p, auait vas only when the voices Of the
sOngstsrs were ghistling their" Rsvillis"
-. he could be peIsseard to retire at all.
Ne haEe drill no9spearIy every day, compa-
in the forenoon end baSsllion drill in the
loon-ons Colonel s8kiag command Of
..atallion The ground Dp which we drill
~ good iUr, the lErpese hot eenld .be,im-
"a i BY tie nse o. s2adc and pick
e.. haze rceJptcd our psy Fells 10 Maj
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-04-24

The full official returns of the vote in West
Virginia on the new Constitution with the
Wiley amendment, providing for gradual
emancipation, foot up in thrly-eight counties
heard'from, 29,32E for the amendment, and
572 against it. The Commissioners threw
out, on account Of iuformality, 422 votes that
were cast in favor of the amendment, but re-
jected none that were against it,. Fen eoun
ties, it seems, were. not heard from. Either
no elections were held in them, or the vote
has failed to come TO hand.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-04-24

on ticket Instead of the soldiers being speci-
ally selected, in seme cases they were taken
alphabetically firm companies. and in other
cases the names of the members were placed
in hat and ten names drawn ont-in both
cases without References TO how they voted
We regret that ail voters ia Connecticut reg
inents we're not allowed TO come home 70 vote,
for We know that al l,sast seven rights woaid
have voted The Union ticket Tire statement
OF the Times that 400 soldiers came home TO
vote is false. The statement that the soldiers
who raif,e hoH1e wtle giireti to lake Inc oath
10 vote for Buckingham, we pronounce equal
ly false. Many Of the letters pnblish, d IN the
Times have been Gled with fal~ehoodS the
must gsrii.E and rb fines knows HAT it is
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-04-24
GOOD NEWS
FOR TIE PEOPLE.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES
OF DRY GOODS.
Administrators Sale

TN pursuance OF ordrr Er'Inted by the Probate
Court Of delaware comfy, Ohio, viii OF r for sale
Ak public auction, On the 23d day Of May IS g. between
Hnd q r Ock p. m, upon tie premises n Orange
township, he following de-ci ibed Real Estate situate
in Delaware county, Ohio. t. wit:
Being 6 ur laud on Of tn" west end Of Lot No
-, in section 2 Range Is, Township g. Uuit,d Stltes
Military, as the property of Thomas Hills deceased.
being the home stead farm of said Thomas Bis de cd
on wh ch resided nj tho time of his dc;l subject 10
th" lower # tile wie~, assigned b5 tic anIra sers
return d t. Stid tOgrl- Appraised at $3.50.
Terms OF >lle.-unc-jhir cash in Hliid on third IN
one year, and ot"-thrd III two years. Deferred pay
irn's o." interest," and to b. secured by tgage ON
tiie prem
/. c. eTRpNG, Admir-
April "A, % Il pl 81 so. OF Inns. Il Us, decd.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-04-24
ET otice IN Partitio-.

! TjTARY N3oR and her hqsbana SINE noor, Of
~. Pike c'ln,y, stc0f Missouri, vigil u. Williams
n,.w ii CuIii,any -, oi the .Olf Regiment o. Y
/ tl,i03 Cook aui her husband K..incy r. toak. ENTITY
Ne ieod and her hG>bahd George Met lc"d, William
lh' lips, alcIs ?hIiiPs and tlmrls Phillips. and
il'r IIhrr t1iv ia Fhi-, Alma william - Victor L.
Williams, iiar!ow Williams, Edwt.d " LLtns Amos
WiiiiunS AMI Lucinda WilanIs, wiuw OF WIlptm Nil.
nns, rcra,ed all Of Dc!1wA.c cp.uty, Dhio yy take
natccfiiat nu the 81 day of Api 4 ID. Is;3 IT,
HE Clerk office oi the Pleas Of The
c"htF ii Delaware ahd SiaTe nj Ohio, by lofil.a J.
ffHEi and beT husband VII iirii Nmceut, Wherein
M ptHy Tor PARTITION Of The 10 hwin dcsrril ci Real
aiat-, o-N't: situated in the state Of OhIn county
United States Military 4thjs. beiHg the north aall ci
~ v" l. ia Sccun Ihrea l3l Containing 70 acrcs aud
- 10 rods. also the south part Of lot m:inbrr SIX
ten (I Ia sti section containing G02s acrcs. Alsl
H. horth east part of lot HulnD Fifteen (i5) . said
stead 81 SAID William Villains, deceased satI 1owa-
ship and Range, situated III the sputu part or Section
Hnber Ona (l) and bcag Lot north No. l. containing,
rory lit' "h1 l"i a'iGS il E"rih No =, coutain
ihg also r ry three ild hu acres also, cast part 81
middle north ol Int number FIVE (5) continuing
Twt nty-scyeu aeres-iormlng in sad homestead one
acres.
SAID petition forth and claims that the dover Of
sasd Lucinda Williams should be assigned Ia said RcaI
tsttt' ana lat s,ld Iord vincent, th"e Coos, Eni:y
McCeod Mary Muor, Alma Wilkins, Virgil H. vii
iIaInS Victor A MIlisHls, AMI Harlow Villa us. are
ami ttIc said william, Francis and CbIrIes pli ms Ms
brirs OF Corintha iiliis, dcre's.d joint emil
tied 70 The oiie ninth part of said al ESTATE, subject
to tc lie Estate said ninti part Of their i,thr
the sad Ed"n Philips said petition prays til par,
tion Hay be made OF said premis the SAID partics
respectively, Ia the said proportions; sets ro Is
ana cia ms and pays hat no pa thor 20 o1xlt or
should DO set Oh r. se1d EiYSsrd Williams or Amos
Wnfnns Tor the reason HAT said William Williams
his i'' I'm gave to said Edward Williams by deed,
dated August 27tI, 1861, advancement
Estate, the south halt Of Lit No. l. ip section
ship 3, Range Il, United Military Land, in the
county or Delaware, and State Of Ohio, containing 70
acres and 81 $40 rods, and that said advancement
equacd and exceeded in value the share Of said Edward
Villains in said Estate; and that said William Williams
in his life lime by deed dated June Both, 1856, gave
advancement out OF his Estate said Amos VIII
lams, th north pIrt Of lot No IS. in Section Town
ship Range II, United states Military Land in el-
awa-e county, Ohi", containing 75 ami SO T.l9
rods Of land, aud more particularly described in said
petition, and which advanc- to Amos Williams
eQuad and exceeded in value his share OF Estate
Said petition will be heard the October Term A.
d. 1868 OF said Court.
REID 4 EATON, Attorneys
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-04-24

CHICAGO, April 20.-A special from Mem
phis of the I9h says The steamer from
Vicksburg Friday brings news that the
night before, the gunboals Benton, ruscum-
bia lafayette, Pit'sburg, Carondoet, Gen.
Price, and three Transports run the batteries
at Yitksburg all safely, except the transport
Henry Clay, which was burned opposite the
city. 1he Benton was the only boat struck
She had one man killed. The transport For
rest Queen, was injured by contact with u
eulboat, but will be easily repaired: From
The time of starting till the first shot was
heard from the rebels, it was nearly an hour
and quarter, 10y which time nearly all got
past.
WAsHINGToN, April 2l.-OflcilI disps' ches
received last night FAY that portion Of Ad-
mirai Porters feet, laden with large num-
Der of soldiers from Gen. Grants army, have
succeeded in running the batteries at Viclls
burg, and are now III u conuition to either hrIp
Bal ks in an attack on Port Hudson. or to
make an assault ou Vicksourg from the
South.
The following Information las been received
here from MiIIikiu's Bend, on the Mississippi.
near Ycksburg:
On the night of the 10Th Admiral Porter
succeeded in running the Vicksburg batteries
with seven gunItoats Of bis Squadron and three
transports The Benton, bis flag ship. got op-
posite The upper battery. leading the line Of
the vessels, before the rebels opened ire The
rebels then continued firing from IL p m,
till 2 p. H., upon each succeeding vessel as it
passed.
The only damage done US was the firing Of
Il e Henry Clay, ore Of the 'rarsp s.ald Il e
temporary disabling Of The Forrest City, an
other transport, aad also shot through the
Benton's hall.
Oar Ioss was bnt one slan killed aud two or
three wounded. The rebel fire was far less rl-
ieclive Than was anticipated. They huncl
one or two houses in the town as our squad
ron was passing to light tie river 50 ;,s 10 en-
able their artileri-ts to gel good view of
our steamers, as they went down, within range
Of heir guns.
On reaching Warren'on, Ad,niral Porter
bomharded that village, with what effect is
unknown.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-04-24

Richmond Papers Of the goth Contain the foley
ing.
JACKSON Miss, April l7--Eight boats
passed Vick>barg last night One was burn
ed. 1t is believed that Vicksbnrg will he al
tackled in few days.
Sixty-four steamers have left Memphis with
soldiers and Negroes for Vicksburg.
The Bulletin and Argus, Of Memphis, have
been suppressed.
JACKSON, April Is-Genernl Stevenson
reports that the enemy's batteries, opposite
Vicksburg, opened on the morning OF the
18th, two PARROTS firing, with three case
mates visible. The result is no! stated
VIcKsBuEG, April l8.-'FwO prisoners from
the boat sunk last night were Brought in TO-
day.
CHATTANOOGA, April lS.-There are rumors
Of fighting Mt 1useumbia. No details. All
quiet in front.
yIcKsBuRa, April lO.-The battery oppo-
site, to-day obtained good range, but did no
damage.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-04-24

We published few weeks since
the earnest appeal Of the Ohio sol
diers in the Army of the Cumber-
land TO the loyal and patriotic peo-
pie of the State to yield cordial
and hearty support to the Govern
ment i'll the pending struggle with
armed traitors in rebellion against
its authority, and their protest a.
gainst the efforts Of politicians Of the
Vallandigham school to create dis
sensions at the North and by denur-
Citations of the war and all who favor
its vigorous prosecution giving to
the full extent of their power aid
and comfort to the enemy. While
battling with fierce and determin-
ed enemy in front, and protecting
our own homes from invasion and it's
attendant devastation, our brave and
gallant soldiers neither fancy or are
disposed to submit to "a fire in the
rear" from those they are thus fight
ing for and protecting from threat
enod danger. Hence their appeal
and protest.
We to-day publish a response to
the address referred to on the part
Of the Union members of the late
Legislature, who as the representa-
tives of the loyal and patriotic peo-
pie of the State speak in their be-
half, and in doing SO give utterance
to their sentiments. We commend
tho address to the attention of our
readers, who we doubt not will ap-
prove and cordially endorse its pat
riotie utterances.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-04-24

London correspondent of the Philadel-
phia Bulletin, writing on the lst inst, says:
II may let out a secret which can do no
harm. and which will be known at any rate
on this side before you print this letter: the
ship Neptune sails from. Liverpool for New
York on the l4th inst, with eight hundred
emigrants aboard, of whom several hundred
will enlist in the Federal army. These com.
prise both English and Irish people whose
passage are prepaid"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-04-24

Gen. Logan's Division Of the Ar
my of the Mississippi is composed
in part of the Goth and 32d Regi-
ments Ohio Volunteers, each of
which contains Company from this
county. This Division recently took
action in reference to movements in
the North against the war and those
advocating and engaged in its pros
ccution. In compliance with a re-
quest to that effect we to-day pub
lfsh the preamble and resolutions a.
dopted. They are. like all the eman-
ations on the same subject from the
tented field" emphatic and decided
in the expression Of loathing and
contempt for those whose trcacher-
ous conduct is complained of and
denounced. Col. Force, of the gal
liant Goth, certiies that the resoIu-
tions were read to every company
Of his regiment and were by each
adopted with entire unanimity.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-04-24

Utterly confounded by the result
of the Connecticut election, the OPP
ponents of the Administration and
admirers of Seymour the disloyal
defeated candidate for Governor,
are seriously exercised in efforts to
discover satisfactory solution of
the unexpected drubbing they re-
ceived. They have finally conclu-
ded to attribute it to lavish cxpen-
diture of money by which the votes
of a large number of their own in
corruptible partizans were purchas-
ed; and the return home of large
number of soldiers in order to vote,
to whom furloughs We're granted be-
cause they were Republicans, while
like favors were denied to Demo
Gratis. As voters are supposed to
be governed by principle in casting
their votes, it is anything but Fat
tering to their political integrity
and patriotism to have it charged a.
gainst them by their recognized lea
ders that they are merchantable
commodity and can be purchased
like sheep in the shambles-and in
regard to the vote of returned sol
diers, that matter is thus effectually
disposed of by the Hartford Gou-.
rant:
Gov. Buekingham's majerity' is 2,7OO,-
The whole number Of soldiers that came home
on furloughs- was less than l,l00.. AT least.
one-tenth Of that nRmbervoted for. Seymour,
and another tenth could not vote at all. Not
over 900 soldiers voted last Monday the Uni.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-04-24

It was stated by parOled seauen from the
frigale Mississippi, WHO had reached New Or
euns, that the rebel gunboat Webb was de-
stroyed in the Port Hudson fight, and that
our feet did much damage to the batteries
there; and in one battery alone % rebels were
killed. The enemy was several times driven
from their guns, aud one of their batteries was
spiked
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-04-24
British Pirates and Blockade Runners

TIE Ecws from Charleston leaves little room
for dyubt that The attack by our naval furc,
under 4tdmiral dupont las been made before
This. No victory would he half SO gratifying
TO the loyal people of lie c,untry. as The cap
ture o. ilial ci'y. Scarce lv a steamer has ar
rived lh:riy n n Nassau or Iiayana HAT has
moi brought the news Of the arrival at one or
the Other OF th,st ports Of British blockade
runner, which had eluld the vigilance Of our
blockadi'@ feet # ChatlcSInr, aud nrtn ly
every JaIcii Of 5,n'hrrn papers has brought
Us tie news Of The arrival al Charleston Of
vessels Of Tie saHc character. 1t stems there
is no hurbnr on the Southern coast which ar
fords so mary facilities for blockade runlirg.
Tie fact, too, that Charleston has been tile
cradle Of treason and secession, would reid, +
the news Of its capture or tlrsruc; ion peculiar
" gratifying 10 the laynl people of The coun-
try.
None bEt fhe English. it seems, are cnga-
god in tl.is tIfde with tie Southern rcbcls.-
The GeorgiaLa, recently destroyed as she was
entering Charleston harbor, by the blockading
feet, Was Challenged by the United States
Consul at Nassau, as pirate on the ground
that sic was not only blockade runner, but
was actually armed, to depredate upon Amor
lean commerce. The " ashirgtun Chronicle
says that On examir "A; ion under this complaint
she was found TO be an AIMED ship, and vet
she was cleared f,r her crgise under the dircc--
tion Of the Governor of the Bahnmas as
merely private AIMED vessel This is an
other illustration of British neutrality.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-04-24

INVESTMENTS SEEKING CArITAL.-The sur
plus of capital seeking investment is still ac-
edniulating, and it is difficult o get per cent
interest from frstcuss borrowers. he rates
al tending downwards, and in some instances
US low as four per cent. has been accepted for
loans on prime securities. As soon as the
Sl00,O0O,OO0 temporary deposit at the Sub
Treisuay filled up, we expect to see 5(GjIS
the highest quotation for demand loans-N
Y. EUe. Pcsi.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-04-24
aleiv advertisements.

ss- IT WOULD BE GREAT ACCOMMODATION To
Us If OUR ADVERTISERS WOULD SEND IN THEIR
FAYoFS As EARLY IN THE WEEK AS WEDNESDAY
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-04-24

The soldiers in the field are great admirers
Of cur talented ard patriotic Governor, DAVID
ToD and if the naming of he next candidate de
volved upon them there is little room for doubt
as 10 who their choice would be. Among
other resolutions recenteiy adopted by unan-
imous Vote Of the Glst Regiment Ohio Yolun-
teeFs, stationed at Stafford Court House, Va,
was the 10 lowing:
WHEREAS, III to-luys issue of the Washing
ton Chronicle we see announced that His FIX
celltncy. David Tod, Governor of Ohio, was
arrested and pnt urder bonds Tor his appeur-
ance Lcfore the Fairfield County Court of
Common Pleas, next JUNO, to answer TO the
Charge OF having kidnapped DIR. O'ds, there
fole
Res IrcJ, That We heartily and fully
sustain his Excellcucy, Governor Tod, in the
course lie pursued in reference 70 The said DR.
Olds, who we consider traitor TO h's country
u disgrace to the State Of Ohin, and worthy on
ly the contempt Of all patriotic and loyal
men.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-04-24
Sncrih.is Salo.


VS. - III DIR rtel fr'in llia Court ii
Pehe asc ct- al tunur.E ii.;,S a., j. aware iity
ono" Shall 'tr Tor sac, ut iie d,Ur Of tic Court
House ia ! c.iwarr, on
Tuesday, 9th day Of June, 1853.
at "ne 1'rock p. the uih,wiu dc-crb Il Real Z,
tate: situate IA Eeliwjrc county, Oiu and in Range
ls iownshtp@, section 3, ant n3rt west part Of Int
No % tinted States M3iiry, bounded and described
as follows: Beg Mi post set IN the spot here t.
oid post stool, at the s-H-th ui uot No.
], ia the town OF Or.ng Station UciI the south west
corner ot SAID town aud in tle line ur Rand pli
Aic'ait! : land, al point tn lt; thtHsc s,tfh ]
d gree ~ II along said line Nc uIly's ana 70
~ 100 roGs, 10 post in the spot Ia old posi- tod
at Put +. al the south OF said MrCaTty =
hand he'ch 10 chs in diameter, th 80 degrees
west liaEs, stump at do iHel iI liam ter,
thence -"'iih s. = dygr' liui AIDED with ihc
Hoe ~ In! county r,rI g b. 20 1t and three
Sl"ll S"Hes Ia the west line %: the e. T. e Railroad
track AZ lht J.; tilsrH IA 4i5 ~ ionl.
Sni" west In" "t Iaral track 20 iS - rods post
ard three small stones, ia t. Sp,t the 81 st..li
a. tr S'inlh tHst 60 OF LI-!0t M !. slt t,s,
q Orange stat r 81 point thence month "a degrees
w'St ai'hg ile S"Gth inc "l IN hts 4. j. l. (lass-
~ post - the corner Of In-ints and 3 luiii;
ani 1n" AT tn" corner uf m-lns IHi at ,iut 80 "a
rodS I" tn pHce OF ginuIs-Juiai.Iily acres it
8. 5.-110 p.rchts Of land.
.lso-!a Iut ~. , i sail town or Orairi .'fatiDa.
long "oT.h aid soalh-cuIitning - pesrlrs .r one
i"H'tl Of an nero of i7d, which added IL abby q
amount o $50 81 acrcS, makes aggregate OF
acres aad I25 81 10 percIrss Of aIpi
Apr -, 1SG3-ls 10
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-04-24

Concerning Charleston and Admiral Dupont
WASHINGTON, April 2l.-There are fresh
rumors flying every day about Charleston end
Admiral Dupont. 1he truth seems 10 be, the
brief attack upon Fort Sumter was heavy
reconnaissance, which might easily have be-
come the grand attack This reconnaissance
revealed to Dupont his strength aid his weak
ness, so that he will be better prepared for
the woIk in hand, should lac renew the attack.
The statements that the President was very
angry with the Admiral, that he is to be re-
moved, aud that the President peremptoriIy
ordered second attack, are all ground!ess.-
There is to be second attack, but Dupont
will probably lead it. and no unpleasant dis
patches has been sent to him at all. He will,
however, make the attack only when, in his
own Judgment, lie thinks fit.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-04-24
DISCHARGED Soldiers Roraty,


For the benefit Of all interested, we are per-
mitted to publish The following letter:
ONO STATE MILITARY AGENCY
224 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
WASHINGTON, D. C., April 9th, 1863 }
Mr. w e, COOPER, Esq, DEAR SIR Il
am in receipt of yours Of the 26th ult, aud
in reply would say, that while Congress passed
an act" granting bountics TO soldiers dis
charged in const qucnce Of disability, arising
from wounds re eceived in service-H friied to
make the necessary appropriation to meet the
same. Consequent upon this, the ID Auditor
has within few days, decided not to receive
any claims founded upon said law, until means
have been provided for their payment this OF
course will not be the case until Congress
meets iu December next.
Very truly, yours,
JAMES G. WETMORE.
-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-04-24

\ few months ago the Democratic
papers were busily engaged examin-
ing the claims Of sundry gentlemen
of their party who were ambitious
of filing the Speakers chair on the
opening of the next session of Con-
gress-assuming as a matter of
course that they would have the of
flee at their disposal. The recent
elections in Rhode Island and Con
neeticut have given them additional
light and relieved their solicitude
in regard 10 that matter. As the
members elect to the next House
now stand there IS a clear Union ma
iority of II. Vermont will add 3
more, and it may be safely assumed
that i'll California, Kentucky, Mary
land and West Virginia, we viii Sc
cure enough members 10 give Us I'M
doubted control of the organiza-
tion.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-04-24
NotIce.

TRY wfs Ellen II. Tins, having left wiz lout jus;
lfl Prnvcaton, hereby caution all persons
against harboring trusting her my account as
shall pay deb Is OF her contracting
JONATHAN H. TINS
Kingston, Apr. "a, 1se3-9w paid
TTT66I TWINE JUST RECEIVED and for sale by
w apr "a 63:2n c. C. CHAMBERLAIN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-04-24

Tnosr who nrs! Ct these SIX per Bonds the
teFest and principal OF which they will get Go. D.
may have occasion TO regret IT, ana peyy truly, your
friend, JAY COOkF, Subscription Agent.
A OilicH Of JAY CuOKE 4 Co,
III south Tlird ST, Phi,adelphia-
The Bank OF Delaware will kerp supply Of these
bohdS always on hand, II you prefer 60 there and
get them. apr IL 63-lmonth.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-04-24
Josenh ". Carson's Esfate.

KT0TfCE is hereby gwen that tho Undersigned has
In been duly appointed AMI qualified as Adminstra-
tor Of the Eiat Of Joseph NJ Carso deceased late OF
Delaware County Ohio. All persons Interested Will
govern themselves accordingly.
April Il, 1861 pd. JAMES CARSON.