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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-27

Gold, which few weeks ago commanded
78 cents premium in New York is quo,ed at
As CENTS, and the tendency is sill downward
This change is attributed to the jaIicioas man.
agement Of our finances by Secretary Chase,
the large demand for Government securities
and the rapidly growing confidence of the peo-
pie in the speedy downfall of the rebellion
Our armies are encoinpassing the territory in
revolt on all sides as with a wall OF frc, while
within starvation is staring them in the face
-utter bankruruptcy Is already manifest, the
money known as Confederate scrip having de
preciaied 10 such an extent that i, has rrcrui-
" been sold in Richmond at the rate of six dol
las in paper for one in gold -anl snch of lie
peope as can possibly do so are by hundreds
lorsaking the treason-cursed and panic -s'rck
en- region and seeking safety and freedom
within the Union lines. A strunge Time this
TO talk about asking for al armsicc, with
drawing cur armies from their advanced posi-
tiots in rebe,dom, and surrcndering to J,lf
Davis & Co.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-27

A Few QUEER THINaS-We know lazy,
shinlea, trifling devils, who never paid dolla,
of taxes in their LIKES, who are howling twelve
out Of the tweHly y-four hours about the enor-
nous taxes we are burdencd with
We know HaH. the seat of whose pnnta-
looms display the flag Of distress al hali.mast,
who could not buy toe-nail OF Niger if
able-bedied slaves were selling at dollar a
dozen, WHO Gy inCO passion II they hear Of
an attack upon slave property
We know men who never did a days work
in their lives-save when borrowing or steal
ing was impossible-whO are bowling like
wolves agninst niggers coming to Ohio to
compete with the labor of poor white men,
We know men who never had an entire dol.
lar in their lives, spend hours in expatiating
upon the dangers of paper currency,
There are queer people in the world Nine
tenths Of all the talk on the above topics, is
done by the elass mentioned Buekeue State.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-27

THE DETROIT RIor.-1'he Detroit Adver-
tiser says that the man Hawkins, who was the
exciting cause OF the late riot in Detroit, IS
not a negro. lie claims to be Spanish and
Indian lie is a dali skinned man, with straight
hair and blue eyes. He has never associated
with the negroes ard had not been claimed by
them. He would never allow any of hem 10
enter hssa,oon, and has exhibited great kostiii-
ty to their race. lie has been registered votcr
in the third ward, and has voted, unifcrmly, tie
Democratic ticket How doub'v prominent
this fact sets forth the atrocious ouirages per
petrated upon the col,r d peope in his
! behalf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-27


THIS DEsTRUcTInN OF TUE IND!ASoLA.-T The
reported destruction of the Indiano,a hy the
reJels, after they had captured her, il con
firmed The following is an account of the
affair, taken from ,he vick. burg Wing Of the
5th inst
I'VE stated day or two since We wonlj
not et,iighien our rca.lers in regard 70 a mat
ier Nh.ch vas pGzz'iug them ve!y much
We al:ntIsd to the less Of the gunbart India
nos. recently captured from the enemy. We
we're /. II 10 acknowledge she had b,en de-
s,rovcd. LuG .-nck Is the case! Tie Yankee
barge scnt dawn the river last weak was re-
poricd to i.e an irnll-,'ad Tunb0a'. The au-
thorilies. tbi,,kipg that tins mo- ster wou!d re-
take the Tndiauola. i.hRcdia!el, i-s9cd an or
DIR 10 blow her up. The order was sent down
BY courier to the officer in charge o. lie
vessel. A few hours afterward another order
was rent down couptermanding tie f. ii be-
ing ascertaiucd tia; the mosetrous craft was
Only coal boat, but before it re1 ched lie IN
dianola she had been blown to atoms. Not
even q gun was saved Who is 10 blame for
This folly this preepitancy?
" It would really seem as if we had go use
for gunboats on the Mississippi, as coal
barge is magniftd iuio monster, and our al-
Ihoriiies Immediately order boat that would
have been worth "a small army, TO be blown
up"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-27

John Van Buren, is receiving the most en-
phatic endorsements Of the ground takcn 10y
him in his speech at the Cooper Institute
New York Gen. Dix writes from Fortress
Monroe that he wishes most heartily that he
coaId carry all the Democrats OF New York
with him" Grrritt Smith rcjniccs TO see him
=. rise above party and eonSecrate his large in
fuence to the salvation of the country,' and a
MARYLAND STAKEHOLDER tells him that the "On!y
w.,v in which the North can put down the re-
beIlioa is by presenting united trout and By
force oi AIMS"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-27
ehosp and wool.

We learn !hat Judge Bennet and DR.. Fish
er have sold TO j. w. Balm, their flock ol
some 4e0, superior Gne wooled sheep. at $5,-
90 per Lead We hear Of reported sales OF
gocss raging in price from S3,G0 TO $500 and
upward per head. II our farmers that have
sheep would bestow elfra care on their feed
SHELTER and comfort, from now until fore part
OF May, we think they wia be amply repaid
in The increased value Of tLeir wool and lambs
Late reported sales Of wool is quoted at SO
to 90 cents per Peund and in good demand
Narioa Independent.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-27
a Terrible state Of Affairs at Richmond, Va
The Imprsssment Of Provisions.
yours,
J. S. S.

-
From the Jackson Miss sisiPpian March 18th
Ii appears that the people Of Richmond are
on the point Of starvation, on account OF the
wholesale impFeesment system ordered by the
Secretary Of War. The reliable Richmond
correspondent Of tie Appeal, under date oI
March Ssh writes that such fortunate peo-
l,.e as we're the owners OF cows have been in
daily fear that they would be seized by the
Government to be slaughtered for beef. Sew
aral butchers stalls in the city markets have
been closed by their proprietors. because o!
their inability to keep them supplied with
ibeir usual assortment Of fresh meat. Many
boarding houses have dismissed their boarders
tor the reason that they could no longer serve
them with their meals.
The proprietor of the Spottswood Hotel
has announced his intention of discontinuing
his table d. hO!e, and the proprietor of the Bal
ard House has advanced his rates to seven
dollars per day. Much of this was due to
the Wholesale impressment heretofore made by
the Confederate authorities, but more than all
to the eminently uRwise and unjust measures
of the Secretary Of WE, in taking every bar
rel of -four on sale in Richmond for the use ol
the Commissary Department. The amount
IF hardship involved in this harsh aud most In
ijudicious order is not TO he estimated. Many
fimilies-indeed large majority Of the house
boIders Of this eity-keep but small stock
If -four on hand. Not small number have
rarely enough in their store-houses to main
ain their children and servants a week.
Much Of the aour that wassseized had been
Irchased il lolso of two. three, and four bar
Is, aud paid for at prices varying from TWEEN
~ to thirty dollars per barrel, and bad been
allowed 10 remain in the store or warehouse
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-27
Movements up the Ya1 90.

CAIRO, ILI., March 24-7:50 p. NJ.
Hon. Gldcon EVelies, Sec et0rg Of tie Naty,
have jnst received communicat ion from
Lieut.. Com. r. r. Breeze, dated Blackhawll
Mich, 9th. The Admiral had got through
Sieeis' and The Black Bayou. with five iron
clads aud the Price, and into Deer Greek, and
is making all haste for the Yazor River
Doublless be is there now. Gereral Sherman
and lis troops are following him mp.
(Signcd) a. NJ. PENN0 OK,
Fleet Captain Commander of Station.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-27
Things at Vic!zsburg.

WASHINGTON, March 25.-The following
dispatches were received at he Navy Depart
ment this aorhing:
CAIRO, March -, 1868.
Hon G dem Wetss, Secretary IF Nary;
I have Just received the following account
from LieHt.- Commander R. 2. Brcez', dated
B'aclhawk. 3IarcIi 20:
The FiariIod is below Tarrirgton. Ad-
miral Farragat's Secretary came on board
this morning en- route to admiral Porter
1t viii take him a week at least to comnnDf-
cate and get back. lie says the HarlfoId
passed the fort at Port Hudson, but the OH
er vessels were rePuIscd, and one they saw
in flames 1t Is believed that the Mississippi
was the ship destroyed.
(Signed) \. n. PESNOCK,
Fleet Captain Commanding Squadron.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-27

BIG FIGURES FOR SHEEP-The local papers
of Vermont are reporting sales of sheep at
figures that would Indicate a pretty high state
Of the sheep spccu!aiirg pulse, compal ing not
unlavorabiy with the gold fever of Wall
Street. The majority Of the big prices have
been paid by gentlemen from this State, whu
arc by this means transferring to Ohio tie bcs;
members of the finest il,cks in Vermont As
high as $4,000 dollars las been paid for 80
ewes and one ram, by john Fsl'r, OF Gucr-
sey county. iot of yoar'iIa ewes was
sold for 1900 10 Mr Slauhom of Ohio
Another dealer had sold 10 an Oil parchasei
6 ewes from his Cock for 81 coo.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-27

AID FOR the REBEIs.-The London Daily
Times gives the names Of ten steamers which
have recently cleared from British ports,
with eargoes of arms and mHnitons Of war
for The rebels. They are The EcoGomy, South
wick, Merrimac, Agrippina, Harriet Pinek-
NY, g a liat Ju titia The Princes Royal a.
captured. The aggregate Of the shipments
by nine OF these vessels il as follows:
Cannon. 49,. 50 Ball cartridges. 5.494, 900
Muskets 20960 " (c8ses) 500
Rifles. -. 90 ,O80 Ps rcussion ps20, csc, 900
Pistols. 400 Gunpowder Qbs.) CAT 900
Shells. .2.s00 Saltpetre (bbls) 49,. 400
a (cases) -. $40
: -[Boston Journal.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-27

T'RINcE JONI OK FALLANDIofIsM.-l IL .I''i'ii
Van Buren's speech in BROOKLYN, Oh Monday
night, he said:
e I met an old fashioned farmer not lrrg
ago wEo said 10 me. Sqlire.' (u the eaunirv
lawyers are al Sqpifcs,0 Sqaire. who i
that man that is goig all rouud ikc couniry,
talking all the time and insisting tat ire
speech has been crashed ont by lie general
Government ? [Great laughter, Well,
said I, : don't know who you rsfe: to-
'Well,' said ne, He is man with very
hard uamc comes from he State Of Ohio
says he got beat whea the Democrats carried
The State; don't remember his nanr' J
SAFE; Perhaps you nean Yalardigham. =
That's he name, said he. Said he Squire,
why can't he be conteat With beiag beat at
home, without coming here 10 show rs how
we can be beaten here Great Laughter.
You hear rem arks OF gentlemen in the dis
cussions in which they were engaged, their
deci,maiions against TIE suspension Of the
writ Of haJeus corpus. their outcries in behalf
Of free speech. You would suPp"se they wcr'
never allowed 10 open their nnu'lls. And
yet, if judge by What they d., instead ol
what they say. sheuld ,hh K the difficulty
wRs one fer which lie Government is not at
all responsible. for they are never able to shut
their mouths" [Applause and laughter
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-27

A young ard interesting married .ady. a
Mrs Benedict, in B,aceviile. Egbmi,ull Conn
ty, was burned t. dealh on the 5h inst, un-
der tie following circumstances. Having re-
plenishe,l the FIRE IN The Stove she turned aad
stopped to give her attention to young in
fart lying in the cradle, when ste back part
Of her dress, being elevated to q nearly hori-
zonial position by her hoop skirt, came in con
tact with the blaze and she waa almost in
sran'ly enveIoped in, aa7les, and - severely
burned tlia' she di.1l in few hours An
other woman in attempting TO ex' ingHisa the
flames lad her bands 50 severely burned as ~
render ihem perire j. nse'ess for Fhe nfe@ent-
II noi permanently 50, aud but for Tie timely
arrival CT assistance The housc would as" have
beer DESTROYED. the FIRE having been commu-
nicaied to bed in lie ioom in ~L:ch ihe IA
tai accident occurred.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-27

The NEGROES AT NorK.-The back brig
ade has not been captured in Florida as was
runorsd, but is Doing active woIk there, haY.
ing taken several important points and male
many prisoners, II viii probably visit Oke-
fnokee Swamp, popular resort for Georgia
und Florida nesr'es seeking retirement from
the soeiety Of their masters. Tie brigade
numbered. FIVE Thousand when il started up
ihe st. .Mury's river, and its numbers vii
doubtless be largely increased before it re
turns. by cOu,raband volunteers.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-27

o. Wednesday night party of Copper
Leads rented hall in Pitishurg from Mr.. Nc
iighcsa prominent aud influential Democrat
and leid i meeting for the purpose of oFganiz-
irg straight out Coppe,hcad party in the
city. The owner of the hail was Presfnt and
listened 10 their speeches until their sentiments
became ;oe atrociously dislpyal for him, when
he arose, told them they were all pack o
traitors, and turned them all ont Of doors.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-27

Tie extent to which the paper money issu-
ed for Ike purpose Of corrying on tie Revo-
utionary War aud known as . Continental
money" deprecated in value, is scarcely real
lied at this day when. from certain class OF
croalcrs. we hear so much in reference to 4" de-
preciatcd CURRENCY In january, III con.
tinental dollar was worth 95 ceufs in specie
in February, l78l, seren ttous md tigs hun;
drcd paper dollars we're worth one dollar il
coin. The following is a shop bill OF that
period
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-27

There was during the year 1862, 1913 deaths
by accide nts in Ohio. or these, 55 were en-
ployees of railroads, and Is were passengers
l6 being soldiers. Of all the killed, so met
their deaths by walking on the track, II by
striking bridges, 80 fell off trains, by getting
on trains while in motion. and three by get
ting off. More than half the deaths thus
clearly resulting from personal carelessness.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-27
Important from V:eIsburg-A New Rort Found
into the Yazoo.

Important from ViclsburG-A Naw Roy.t Found
into the Yazoo,
ST. LOUIS, March 24-The FemOerat
learn~, from gentleman inst fro4D Fekshurg
that the steamer Diiigcnt. with the 8lh Miss
uuri, had succeeded in entering the Yazlo
River above Hains' Bluff Her course was
through the Cypress Bayou. which debouches
into the Yaz 10 opposite Johnson's plantation
where !SherRlsns troops handed last December,
thence lhrQReA Steele's Bayoa into he Sun
flower. whigh eInplfes into Che Yazoo twenty
miles above HainAs' Bluff.
The Diliyent was accompanied by light gun
beats, and as soon as it was found possible to
get th1ough, four iron clads followed Oar
Informant also says lklt-thoasand men
had gone up bes)re tbs Gar forces can thus
he placed between lsaines' lFalr and Yuzno
City, which will enable Us TO operate IN he
rear Of the former position, and bring be lat-
ter between two Gres 1t is also believed
oar feet can navigate the bayoHs and enter
the Yazao above Yazoo City, by which means
car gA3TboAts can Cooperate with our forces
Mt Greenwood, rctlHee Fort PenbcrloH then
ihFow thrir combined strength against Yaz9o
Cay, and fa=l ihe rtbel position. Being
thas turned Vicksbnrg viii inevitably be evae-
uate,k Yhe batteries ut IIaines' Bluff were
built to sweep '!pwn The river, and are power
cFioss againat an atlaeES from above. Con
6rmation Of these tidings is auxiously locked
for.
should lake steps toward the recognition Of
the Southern Conf derncy. The writer also
speaks of the recent Exeter Hall meeting a:
the greatest demonstration Of he kind cyer
witnessed in EngIaBd
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-27
Mayor : Rrosla.aation-

AAYOa's CIIICE iELAwAuE fH;O Z
ai.lsch - 1853
RTlIICE Is b.rchy given 20 tie gelllA d yotsrs Of
Ia tHs .st9. porHtrl village Delaware, state oF
Obio 10 meet IA Ihe CuGnci !sOem over the MarkrG
House, oa Menday, April G o.. y. T. ISCS between ths
hocrs Of O'cttk a. IA aud GoeteS, p. m, 0f sail
d.y iT the pasIose Of elcctiAs Oag Aayor, Ole Re-
oprier, aud i've Trustees The susuing year.
Given under NY h,nd and Ofleial sea, III, day and
year is GrSt above y. tten.
March 20, 1858. r. L; SMITH Mayor.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-27
Satnrdav. AnriI Ia. ls63.

at one O'Clock p. m, the following described Real Es
tate; situate ia Delaware couns ohio and IN Range
IS, township ,, Section q U. 5. N. survey being the
middle ot the east part OF lot No. p said soctiona
bounded and described follows Begmn9ng az stone
ON post M the cast line OF SAID lot and section ut tho
= b. corner Of lewis uckcrs0ns land in the state road
by sycamore; thence s. o degrees, As minutes W.
along the lot aud section line read 20 rods and
10 links u stone IN its natural pauo At the n f.
ner of land claimed by c. L. Cse; thonco n 80 degrees,
OS minutes y. Il rods. lis uks toa post AZ corner
OF said blnd claimed by said G. l.. Case thence s.
degrees 4a minutes, W II rods, ls6 links TO post
thence n. 50 degrees, OS minutes NJ rods and AZ OF
link TO ost thence ;, degrees 45 minutes w. rods
is is 100 links post the lot line between lots
Nos. Il and -; ttenUo n. 50 degrees 0j minutes W.
along tho lot line IA reds, * links % post aud
stones the s. cornor OF that part said lot No.
q Formerly owned By George Gooaing, deceased nov
owned by sand C. J., Case, by black Ash; thence n.
degrees 40 minutes h ~ rods 2S3s links 20 post BY
beech stumps at corner OF said IuNis ncxorsnniR
and thonce $. os6 degrees t. along said nckersonss
south line 100 l poles % tho place OF begnninE
coutaiung - acres, 20 alOO perehes OF land out d
which excepted fIrip on the south side of said land
= rods wide ami III 5000 poles long oonta In ing
acre, 90 10 peTohes OF and-leAyng a acres, la
2l-I0O perchcS OF land
d. c. WATERS sheriff Del CO. o.
March G, ls63-ts II $500
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-27
Saturdav. Anril LA. 186a.

az ono O'Clock p Of said day, The Following dcserio-
al Real Estate; situate In the eOunty OF Delaware Aud
state OF Ut'o, Range l9 Township g. Section four "a
u = VI alsii bounded and described folows Being
part OF the Real Estate whereof Milo y. pctbeno late
OF Delaware aforesaid died, seized, Rnl on Estela
T. Richardson, Of the heirs Of the said Milo n
tibnne, aud described plat Of the Division Of said
Estate subdivision M being mnch Of said sub
division portion M ss south OF the 'scurvo
the Cleveland, Columbus K Cincinnati Railroad, and
comprising, in \ survey and plat OF the same, lately
nude for Israel J. Richardson and Este T. Richardson
by James Estan, Surveyor Twenty lots, number
ing from che hundred and Grty -four (lSt) 10 hun
aicd aud seventy Ave ClT5) Inclusive rollews to-
wit: l5l 1855, I56 49, l5S 159, 16l, 16l 162 16S 1oi
l65 100 163 1es 169 l7O, III 172, IVA 1T4 and 1TS
Also, two Outlos numbers sixteen and Seventeen f1G
III as an addition TO Fast Delaware, being all " said
SUBDIVISION mp lying south and bounded north by
said Railroad, and soVth Of lands formerly belonging
TO Reuben Lamb, deceased, be the less
Also, ln-ot number Forty y-scvcn t47D, lying Berk-
shire street in East Delaware aforesaid, helng the sa
nses which Grace Bennett by Indenture dated the
24th day Of APRIL A. ~ 1886, granted unto her tho
sa.S James NJ. Bennett.
r. C.. WATERS.
Sheriff OF Delaware County, Ohio.
Mar. G. 1s63.-5t 5000
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-27

tire confidence OF the President, died at SYRIA
cuse, New 9o.k, on the 23I. after brief III
ness, of CONGESTION of the lungs.
DEsERrERs AND ABsENTEEs.-The Colum-
bus correspondent Of the Cincinnati CONNER
cial, saws ,leser,ers aad straggIers from The
army are reporting themselves at that city
al the rate of about 100 per day. But few
more davs remain for this class of persons
10 avail themselves OF the benefits of t he Pres
ident's Proclamation, and afer that comes
resort 10 arrest and punishment as Prcscri-
bsd by The military law. II there are any in
Ills county interested those who have their
confidence should not flii 10 urge them to re-
turn to III, If duty while ii can be done with
safety. The neglect or refusal TO do SO viii
hardly fail 10 result in very serious consequen-
ces. Ne call attention 10 the following ap-
peal Just issued by Gov. Tod:
The STATE OF Ono, EXECUTIVE DEPT..
| CoLuMBUs, March "a. 1863
! To the soldiers yet st hume, absent withou
! have, | make one further appeal ne tihi'
/ fixed by Tie President in which you mur Re
tar4, 70 duty without punishment expires OF
the first (s.) dag of April imp;ore you 10
avail yourselves uf the Presidents generous cf
/ fer DO rot lisie.. to these who advise you a
gainst returning to du'y-they are your wors
O. cniies. AMI will lead you into difficulty
! The t:,au who vii! advise yen to violate yonI
: I.an.. r,;.lL should be siunnei US u viPtr.-
I RETURN ii.. 10 daiy. end thereby lie able Il
i.flS.. rank lhrouga lie with Tine law-"hilin-
! ci,iz1l Of your neighhorhe"d. l. is believed
l,y the aa'ioriles at Mas ing:"p, that il al
now absent without leave return To duty, n'
further call will be made upon til, State fo
troops Ii is hoped that this will sIimnlat
The Union men Throughout the State 4
pin rs in urging absent soldiers to Ieiurn I
their comrades in the field. Railroad ticke
agents throughout the State Rre authorized t'
issue transportation passes from their respect
i've stations to This city, 10 all soldiers Offering
TO return, until the lst day Of April.
DAVID TOD, Governor.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-27

The following named persons have 1led their accounts
for settlement uf the ksuaes In ths Court follows,
tO-wit:
Admir- strators Of III, Estate Gideon Lggett deoid
. Aatnms'-utor OF the Estate Of has. A. Powers "
>. Atm'r ui tbs Estate ui lnglis Mcleod q
=. t4a 'al Hf th. VIA l+stll, frN. e
s. EX Cttur I'd 't .att.H d t-a1at "
O. A Aamr Us tIv t5a. t st.sa ~.HHsaH, "
e. Eyvcut sif 8eH1 Aely
Nbcl ae, .gs ordered la 1a Aaard lo4
sgttl, neIt syIa-- Zsih use ~ starch, iostant
Mar &, 1865. p v POW ELL, Prob. Judga
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-27

S1oY1FrcANT-A green back dollar is worth
Just $3.50 of the Confederate money, in the
city Of Richmond. That shows the real con
dition of the rebellion. The end is coming.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-27
agttV advertisements.

e. IT WOULD BE A GREAT ACCOMMODATION TO
ms If OITR ADVERTISERS WOULD SEND IN THEIR
FAvORs AS EARLY IN THE WEEK as WEDNESDAY
NOON
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-27

Delaware Go. Agricultural Society,
FT7iI:RE viii BE- a u sting of thr noard oi Managers
4 ol tie pEl.tWA:E CUENTE AGi:sg CI.TCR ii. 20
{ titTT, saturday, th' IS day Ma.vl i,s Law
Es.e # ftlrpcr Ntl ncnllr- "a Dcti sais. 0l.9.
March %, s. 3-2W : -. EAN Df.IAN. .svc'y-