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The New York herald., 1863-07-19
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g HERMAN co. AUcTIoNEERs, WILL SELL.
Ne on Monday. Ju, AZ. ~ lvb o'cs.k ut IL Bowery,a
largo ic of Teas Offices. Soap Candies Sweet on AZ.
Also large io U Liquors and SegArs partly damaged
Gre.
G HERMAN 4 CO. AUCTIoNEERs.. WILL SELL,
k)s Monday July ~ nj ~ cocN ~ Mulberry street,
Flour Meal Snfsrs Coice. Tea brushes Br,oms Pals.
leo Boxes Scales aud Weights Counters. Fixtures. 40
g HERMAN 4 co. AuCrioNEEks, WILL SELL, on
~. Monday July b. at y, O'Clock Is Bowesy,
tre contents Of Psr Honsa and IA oon Furniture viz
Chairs, Tables WasAsands iron and wooden Bedsrads.
Hair and Straw y. tre.s.: Beds Pillows Blankets.
large lot OF Liquors AND srgsrs Sale positive
CHERifrs SALE. .KIcHAED WALTERS, AUCTION
- will sell Monday. July 9, ct 1U6 ocock at si5
West Forty tse Fixtures Q! Packing ouss
One StrA Boiler Pkirng iosshcads and Lard ket-
Ties aud Coolers Platform Scales Sausage making Ma
chimes. &c. JAMES LYNCH, Shertu.
ANpRrw L. BYusn Deputy sheriff
The above sale ts postponed until O'Clock A. NJ Satur
aAMRs LYNCH, sheriff
The above sale postponed until II O'Clock A. ~ We'd
nesday, July l5. 1893 Dat New York July IL, 1GJ.
JAMES LYNCH. Sheriff.
The above sale 10 farther postponed until Monday July %
atal O'Clock A. NJ. Dated New FORK. July 10 5dt
JANIS LYNCH. Sheriff.
The s,ove saes further postponed until Wednesday July
O., At II o'c.oek A. NJ. Dated New ycrs. July ~ 63
ses JAMES LYNCH. Sheriff.
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CL.oTIIINo;.

GREAT BATTLE PUUGHT-THE VICTORY rs
"A gaued-Lades and gent emcn. Il has been y!csorous
IN being prvDouncei y great many, that hIkTk of
S s:a.h ayenns has zen paying the highest prces IN oash.
for Clothing CArtea Jewrlry 4c. and still
% osnlnue u ysu VIII favof him With noas or
eah. N B.-Lsdscs and R.ntismen. you know vou that
tho~e BY dealsrs
psec honeas b the best and snrsss wAy yeu cao 90 %
sc'y. sais.sion Do not fo ne ola wen known dealer
esnth street Ladies ate nded by Mra Miniz ----I
REMovAL-xKs. EzBKIRLs TAKES THIS M.
"A tAad cf suforns- her IN this city
bnrse that sse tas from hv Old sand IN Seventh
rc~tden SAI bi1th wksro
ahs ~il nee % tie utnost valss for IadeS and
Tsts' Cast os NcsIns Appsrelpewelry Diamends Cames
Hair shsvis, sc. sot. b. pun~nay attended
Ara Eseslss Geatstnsn attended 10 W Mr. X
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o1na WILL m ciypa roR A LiEUrgsaErs
s.~ essxslslts Aaatams LaeptsaEat. iisfnAs 49,
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MATRIMONIAL.

-
YOUNG NAN or PRErossRssIxu APPgARANcE,
N nov Nedyla- ry scian, ~oai Lac 70 sDood
wth young sdy Of M and aa~ctionae dsposon not
~ of WITH . viev mstrrnouy.
,rpuaIrstieas ccnndent al Address d. H. boz l. Eliza.
beth. tnssn county, New Jesy
A YOUNG oFFiCxh IN THE ARMY OF THE PoTo.
N mae o pregossessnz nrp-arsncc wishes ope
srespondrue0 With y1urg lady with an ultimate view 10
.malripNuy IN diligence moderate fexfee
OF beauty. money cbJcei Adess ensosng cnrts a.
waite y a.rssaoie Lieut. q q LAsan. 0corSeiown. posi
o1ce, Washington. u. q.
A YOUNG MAN. 20 YEARS OF ACE WISHES TO
n masr the assda niance ei young lazy widow
tween aud - wth Wow 70 msirimony Address Win
carte de vse Tor Tour dass NJ warrington Broonyu Po
.ollcc. ssstng where an intersiew can be had.
n,nE ADVERTISER, A GENTLEMAN 10 YEARS OLD.
doln1 bualGesA ~ WesaTn ellis. wishes tie A.
teen and twenlynve years with vle~ 10 matimony nns
must u good loo1lug auIncti,e In annsrx q rreabc M
.dsrosIan have Considerable knowrdge n muslc ani
rrencA The advertiser gentleman az lntel
hnament and morally. lie cesires only Auswera
sshls as OH te wren sincerity and from isdes of the
hlehekf rekpcciAbt v ADDRESS wosk lerctosng
s~gnets vi agrceab sa,ing where Interview maj be
'sai. H. 7. z Herald o1cc.
TWO YOUNG LADIES ARE DESTROYS or roRNfxu
thr ac1ualn9nes u tw0 yoans sentk men Who are
fnsd, we'll eduoatei and OF uneNeep irusoe reputation
With view 10 nstrmony Carte de vs.ts desired n poe.
9olr. Address Tor week Carrie l.. s1sd and La
1udbow, Scotch Pains. Union Co, New jersey
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RAILROADS.

dAysn - u ~ Irotn Ihftsin suss, IIsk.is y !. ps
in Nsw FORK and Brocklyn, and bsxxaxs lhs
house 70 All points the road and 10 aArsoxA spngs
NEW yoRx, HARi.yw AND ALRsSr RsfrEpsD :
1N Ifrins viii Leave Twenty ssrrh fNny
1850 NJ, stopping wnsmshrdge. Afs4 P.sa. nd.
ford trotcn Fsils ssd nesth Absny opetnr
s. A. rs,s sss,s s1s To's xor s,o,os is i.A
=. from whs stre~s depot tov wnfarssrffS- IS 10
AniS.aio AcuPh. Groom Yals. wsl,s Plains
r.s, tP ~ ssppns Ll,s Plain. snd s.siion. nsr,s
% p9str ke.urrhr leave Aibany 10 90 srriva q
ss.s. - wsr. r sr'is. . trs
wIsmsor.as. Dover rsns ~ sLevy ssn si
,,.usni no,,s sn3 4 wss r.,s:; c,gsor fa. rs
ssAs erssss t.: xss: t.s. y ss.s.'es. rs:.
isr- yor c,s,os vss. u a y. ;,s.'Ss !, al ,a,"s,
srerH 1orxvhe, iss WAiss~xsssslxs y a nj DA
s.oP ~ aopftaa a. q sia,ons. u " b,s r.ass 4 i
.nyy'rS ~ !. .sis.s Es.yr.ss< .s-e wsv rsls.s
y WMe rls'ss 40 WI s<nsh~sis~ uslps sssp . A
sY.0., 100 vsn' ~ snrVss a 81 ssss'ess nora
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CCRANTON COAL AT AUCTION
~ Olce Of tho Delaware lrkawannaA western r r. Co.
.J4HMsMEM 5, Villa rect New York. Ju y IL, 1863
This Company vii hold their Sixth Regular Monthly
Auct on, Nsd ny the 22d day Of July. 1873 at II
O'Clock noon AZ the used rs toe Mer hants Ex-
change No. 20 md & Ix.nanee place corner OF William
STREET VIII ch time they w oiler by SIMEON DRAPER,
TN ENIY. FIVE THOUSAND TONS or FRESH MINED
StqiAs ron COAL,
embrrcng All the and del able at their Depot
Elzabethport -. ~ the nrst OF August They
will repeat s'iuh autah about 10Th Of
month during the y,ar 1873
ne Highest biader no bias, In orm Whatever, being
made Tor sccounl 0f behalf ~ tho Company.
Fifty per iHnkabc funds. TO DO taid Al tho
Miro and of the In like funds. ON
the order which must be called for with
in away within thirty
days from the SALE un navis sAton ~ oosfctcd
Buyers whu ws. however. have an d'ttioua tnuy
days taking TIE del OF their purchases by making
further deposit of ht cents ton within the ten days
will siAh charged balance tho time
spu aied until and twenty i've cents
10 the EXPENSE of stocking the coal both " be
paia on delivery of ordtr
TIE ether of salo will be substantially those
hitherto ucc-ped BY al BY private contract OF
0a deliverable at hzsocthp SO far app cab The
coa~ H. delivered drc from ths their arrival
from the when pa cAb eothcrwss from the stock.
These ,ontitions s . m0tined to meet the wants OF
ooean whose arrival cannot be definitely nxcd
Interruptions NJ MINES and short su ply Of Labor
have compelled the Company 70 limit the quantity sold at
Au tOn - t0) niJnln until further notice II u
sAoald he e far he Company to the org
JOHN BRrsBrs. President
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Eon sALE-A CAT Rfo0ED YACHT. . rEEr iLox0.
In perfect or1sr. asuf-rior mVir, and
sod siyef suarfei 10 rssng ss,n " whs-s a
be cf~d iet down IN euitaoss
BroDkiyn Poss once
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aonn vfLL rucBlss gAig isrrnIsr ~ !
q. fls<ss $50
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rOrToN MACHINERY.
II II. LUDLOW 4 60. AUCTIONEERs
II. GENrLEL iiO. ..kiIoLD FURNITURE. ROSE


II. LUDLOW 4 tU. VA sell at a4eun Wednesday.
guy2 a. II o'elo a. NJ. la East Twru nth street,
between second rnd avenues, the entire Furn
contained In said ,oIs part nal0gan
Sofas Chairs Ari hars aud Rockers in nsrcloh,
wood Planoogte titc uakrr), cd Eiagrre
top; mahogany Ceur Tables tops; What
Nos. snahoesny tf~cn Ledst-aas; marble tp Dressing
rrau-, Enam-ild Bedrooms. Palsssss Halr
Mstt'ess-s st foN oak kztcns ON ral mar:
bio top Buffet: Arm 10 Ghafs rosewood al Stand and
Cha Brocatr and La Curtains WIndow Shades Manicl
Clocks China vasc> brussels sand Ingram Carpets, Ol
cloths, 1c to,et wfth the kiteh. n Furniturc.
Also several ne Proof Ensravuss
the No Pine street,
BOGART, AUCTlONEER-BY q. a j. BOiARr,
e Monday, Juy 2l .3 at 10Y O'CLOCK, at the sales
room. lot OF Clothing. Dr. Goods Straw Hats. boo aud
khoes, Blankets ohits A-o sets OF Harness
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SALES Ar AUCTION.


AUCfIoN N0TicE-CRockEkf; Gigs. fi.AIhD
N ami Cutter, WAc-NM. VI. SHIRLEY. Auriione r.
Tuesday July a. 10 CLOCK. q ~ Par =, eei D.
ENBURY Jr n en- Ice sse ~ Whte Grsnite Wave b 81
onds pattern worthy The attention OF retailers
Free or and well p.cAed Tor shipping
A UCTtoN SALE or CLOTHS. CAssINEREs. ac.-
n CRISTALAR LITIAuER CO Auxtlansers. Mii
Il on Moaday. july ~ at o'locS At No - ars Isc,
large stork . constint OF hne Frcnch Englsh
anl ssca,an skroadlolns T.. aud other Eeavers
fine blacx and fancv csSus ali wool Fr~nc and MI
Astuets. also large lot of lt isn ciohs
SalIns Canvass fadi s.'S. enadine AM SILK Velvet
Nesiirr III Spool Cotton, bea he'd and unh cached
Auslinr Ac also an invoices of Ready Made Ciolhing,
(yOTT0N MACHINERY.
" Toe subarorrs A a instraors Of the estate Of VIII.
liam Dick late Of Paterson, NJ j., deceased.
will Sc Al Pub Venue, al the ianilon MIL in said
Paer III the I'D day y. instant, at
0'tiDck IN the fvrenD valu able lot OF ctio
cry gearing, &c Also ,p tual lease OF The said am-
son Ali renewable twenty one years yau-
, abe property. SO,iATES 4 TILE
PAIERsos, July 10. 1858. HELMAGu VAN WlNKLE.
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l,oR saLE-A SCHOONER YACHT. or ABOUT ~
tons bnithen. vel founa ia eyery rssp-cs fast ssiss
and me sea boat "a ihe an1 Feriect ORDER
Apply 70 Captain FfkEr. foot Foerth eooasn.
OF address y. q. A., Herald oa4cc.
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SPORTING.

L,ASCrs BUTLER, NO. PECK SLIP HAS ALI
il the ehos eeds for safe ard sscx. Buffers infsii
bio Aauxs Eur~ and flea tkternator 81 cents tlte
Baisr's New Work, si Dogs BEARDED trsinei Ac. Neil
csn.s fvr ell dseAsra
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nAY BOAT FOR ALBANY -rfiH LARGE AND COW
~ nnofious stssnssf DANfEL DNEw lsavts IRON Jsy
STREET ger rvery r.esfa saf saeris, nernas
West Point Fc.bsfg. Poushassyss hhineSs. Irei
CAlss ami sdson, sTilag ~ Absny 10 is ~ tAks ts
Tor Bsrsio,a ani ns wsa arri,lnr 10 H.rA0gaAty
clck the evening EsfHrning ssyss hany evtry
l-0R BRIDGEPohT-DAlLyL LfEE-InE nIEANEH
II BniD0kPORT eevss per ~ Etst river, eAay az "
H9 sat0rie NauEnuck sew Haven snf Haylors r&i-
roafs Also The shove Lane 20 r@y sfoes sMd ses Lndon
NfORsISD BOAT YOn 0Lry COVE IND ROsLrw
MI ant intermediate snfirxs-rh~ stamer NINA
reex sip svevy morning At % oeso-1 Etafnng
safes Rosiyn AtsPh
= .OaxINg LlsE pOE PEEEgKfLf.-rng AURORA
Nj sff-et gi%r daily rh1u etr.p;lor "a
n sats Al yon3srs, Hssslass Dob1s rerry xyses stag
Poiat knd FefYtAaxka 104ebss
-, 80 fretsri 81 T~~stlssh street
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T DAN WANTED -sl0,ce0 ON BOND AND NoRTG AGE
II property in tho village Of Flushing L. L. ut o.
= '''' L. b. FRINGE, Flushing.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-08-07

EYE AND EAR.-Dr. Knapp, the
widely known Oculist and Aurist,
of Buffalo, N. Y, is making some
extraordinary restorations to sight
and hearing. He has lately remov-
ed film of eight years standing from
the eyes of young lady without
scarcely consciousness on her part.
Also cured a son of our Postmaster,
a fine little boy, of a severe disease
of the eye, s0itboatt a1ay pain what
ever.-[Daily (Milwaukie) Wiscon-
sin.
INVERSION OF THE EYE-LAsHEs.-
A very interesting case is under the
treatment of DR.. Knapp, the Ocu-
list. Miss Chapman, of Franklin
Mills, this county, for long time
has been unable to keep her eyes
open in consequence of the eye
lashes turning inwards, and piercing
the ball, like so many pins. The
Doctor treats this by a process of
his own, and enabled her to open
her eyes before leaving the room,
land without any surgery,)-and she
has been able to open them ever
since Ravenna (O9 Democrat.
ARTIFICIAL EYE AND DEAFNESS
DIR. Knapp, the Oculist, has inserted
an artificial eye for prominent cit
izen of this county, that has afford
ed himself and family great delight.
Also a number of persons who were
deaf, are obtaining their hearing
one individual who now for the first
time hears the ticking of watch
in twenty years. Summit Co. CO.,
Beacon.
@ 1t will be remembered that
DIR. KNAPP is making a FEW visits
to Delaware, on Monday forenoon
of each week, at the American Ho-
tel-each Monday afternoon at Car
dington, at the Exchange Hotel.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-08-07

Capt. A. E. LEE sends us the fol
lowing, which we publish for the in.
formation of those having friends in
Company I, SD Regiment:
LIST OF CASUALTIES IN COMPANY
I, SD REGIMENT, o. Y. I.-Captain
c. Horrick, wounded, slightly; Ser
geants L. D. Anderson, missing, W.
A. Gray, wounded, slightly, Amos
Plunket, wounded, severely, in left
arm-amputated, Jerome Slough,
wounded, in thigh, severely; Corpo-
raj Isaiah Jones, wounded, slightly;
Privates, Jacob Clark, wounded, Sc
verely, in leg, Lewis Edelblute,
wounded, dangerously, IN face, Ja-
cob Edelblute, wounded. severely, in
arm, Robert Mccullough, wounded,
severely, in both hands, I. A. Wal
temore, wounded, severely, in leg,
Sidney Skinner, missing supposed
killed.
The above is a correct list of cas-
ualties in Company 1, SD Regi-
ment, Ohio Volunteers, at the bat
tie of Gettysburg, Pa, July 1st, I'd
and Sd, 1868.
W. A. GRAY,
Acting Orderly Sergeant.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-08-07

Much has been said of a bastard
ly outrage upon a clergyman com
mitted last Sunday in the western
portion of our county. We have
heard various and conflicting ac
counts of the affair, but as the fol
lowing is from a reliable source, anC
vouched for as correct, we publish
it for the information of our read
ers:
Ed. DelaaUa1e Gazette:-I hand
you this for publication, if you
think proper, as the facts in the
case are correct.
RIoT AND BLOODsHED.-The citi-
zens of Redwood and vicinity were
thrown into great excitement by a
most villainous outrage last Sunday.
The circumstances are as follows:
Capt. J. I. GEER, late Adiutant
Gen. on Gen. Buckland's Staff, be-
ing at home to recruit his health,
after having been wounded. crippled
and confined seven months as pris-
oner of war in the rebel States, had
been lecturing on his adventures in
Dixie. On Sunday afternoon, Aug.
Sd, by request of Rev. 7. B. Gra-
ham, he preached at the Fulton
Greek chapel, in the edge of Della
ware county. At the close of the
as the congregation was
leaving the house, the Captain ask
ed a young man who was in the
crowd with a butternut badge on
his clothes, what was the object of
it, when three or four butternut ruff
fans instantly assailsd him with
knives, inhicting several severe
The Union men soon raj
lied and took into custody one of the
but the others made good
their escape. The crowd then dis
persed. The excitement is still on
the increase, and efforts are being
made to arrest and punish the
but what the result will
be is not known.
SoLoN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-08-07
OBITUARY.

Died, in Hospital at Louisville, KY, of Con-
gestive Fever, DR.. JAMES DAVENPORT, in the
32d year of his age.
He was born in Belmont county, Ohio, in
1888. At the age of II years he was happily
converted to God, and joined the NJ. E. Church
and lived consistent member for number
of years. But during his attendance at school
he became Indifferent, yet always ready to
talk freely and cordially on the subject of re-
ligion. When ON his last visit to his old home
he said to his widowed mother, that he was
determined to live in the discharge of his re-
ligious duties.
He, with his brother, graduated at the Gin
cinnati Medical College in 1858, since which
time he practiced medicine in Cheshire, Della
ware county, o., and was united in marriage,
by the writer in September, 1860, to Miss Ma
ry Frank Cleveland. In September, 1862, he
was appointed Assistant Surgeon of the 9Th o.
V. I. U. S. A.
While in the army and in the discharge of
his duty, he contracted the disease with which
he died. The Doctor was a gentleman, a good
Physician and christian; while in the army
always seeking the society of the religious
part of the regiment, aud wrote to his mother
and friends that he felt the worth of prayer
and declared that religion could be lived in
the army as well as at home.
The community will miss him a Physi-
cian, while the wife and friends lament the
loss of loved one.
A. WILSON.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-08-07
10 Horse Owners.

DR.. Sweets InfalIible Liniment for horses
is unrivaled by any, and in all cases of Lame
ness, arising from Sprains, Bruises or Wrench
ing, its effect is magical and certain. Harness
and Saddle Calls, Scratches, Mango, sc, it will
also cure speedily. SPAWN and Ringbone may
be easily prevented and Cured in their incipi-
ent stages but confirmed cases are beyond the
possibility of a radical cure. No case of the
kind, however, is so desperate or hopeless but
it may be alleviated by this Linament, and its
faithful application will always remove the
LamenesS, and enable the horse to travel with
comparative ease.
Every horse owner should have this remedy
at hand. for its timely use at the first appear
ance of Lameness will effectuaIIy prevent
those formidable diseases mentioned, to which
ali horses are liable, and which render SO many
otherwise valuable horses nearly worthless.
See advertisement.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-08-07
ARRIVAL and DEPARTURE
OF MAILS.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT

On and after the 10th day Of April 1863 mails wi
lows:
New York Philadelphia, Boston, Washington. CIeve
land Chicago, Northern Ohio, &e. closes at 400 T.
Arrives at 1000 D. daily.
Cincinnati, Columbus, Louisville, st Louis, Southern
OHIO Western Virginia, &c, closes at a. Arrives
at D. m. daily.
Springfield MarysviIle Dayton, Urbana &c, closes al
10 80 a. n. Arrives at 10 a. m daily.
Berkshire, Sunbury, Alum Creek, Granville, Johns
town, &C, arrives and closes at Il Tues
days, Thursdays aud Saturdays
Radnor, Prospect and Redwood, closes at 6c30 a. M
arrives at D. m, Mondays and Thursdays.
Norton Waldo, Marion Little Sundusky, etc. closes
At $50 Wednesdays and Saturdays arrives at p
m, Tuesdays and Fridays.
Patterson, Rush Creek, York, Wilkins and Redwood
closes at $50 m. Fridays; arrives at p m, satur-
days.
Kibourne Kingston Centre Porter Macon indigo, etc.
closes at e3 m, Fridays; arrives at M Saturday
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-08-07

121sr REGIMENT.-A note from
Rev. L. F. DRAKE, Chaplain of the
121st Regiment, requests us to an
nounce that his present visit to Ohio
is for the purpose of hunting up the
paroled men and having them re-
turn to the regiment as soon as pos
sible. He also desires to secure
some recruits to fill up the regiment,
which is now pleasantly situated at
Shelbyville, Tenn. 1t is desired
that the men should report at Camp
Chase by the 18th or Goth inst
Transportation will be furnished
them to the regiment. Should any
of our young men desire to enter
an old regiment, here is an oppor-
tunity to join one in which there
are a large number Of Delaware
boys. The paroled men will of
course understand that they are ex-
pected to be on hand by the time
designated.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-08-07

ROPE WALKING.-Last Saturday
afternoon Mr., DAVID STMMEL, a cit
izen of this place, gave an exhibi-
tion of his skill in rope walking
The cord was stretched across San
dusky street, from the tops of two
three story buildings, and the feats
of crossing forward and backward,
hanging by the hands, feet, chin,
&C., were performed with as much
daring and skill as by any of the
professional rope walkers who have
given similar exhibitions in our
town. A large crowd was called
out by the exhibition, and Mr.. S.
was loudly applauded by the spec
tators.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-08-07

The colored soldiers at Camp
Delaware are kindlyremembered by
their friends. Last Saturday pic
mic was given them by those of their
own color IN this place and vicinity
and on Monday they had another
treat of the same kind, but on a
more extensive scale, 8 car loads
of colored people having come up
from Columbus to join In the dem
onstration. The affair Is said to
have passed off to the entire salts
faction of both soldiers and visitors.
1t Is conceded by all that these
colored troops (now numbering we
believe about five hundred) have
deported themselves in a highly
commendable manner. They are
well behaved, sober and orderly;
and what is quite unusual in the Vi
cinity of camp of rendezvous, we
have heard no complaint of depre-
dations or annoyances of any kind.
ALF. BURNETT, the noted humorist,
while in town last week, paid a Wis
it to the camp, and in letter to the
Cincinnati Commercial, thus notes
his observations
DELAwARE, 0. August 1868.
have just returned from visit to the Ne
gro Regiment. Their camp is little over
mile from this place. and all the difference
from other camps, that could see, is that the
one is occupied BY black and the other by
white soldiers. A more cleanly camp or set
r 7
pulously neat in their dress. Captain Mccoy
is commanding the post. He formerly belon-
ged to the ll5th Ohio, and from him learn
that there has been hat one case of drunken
ness during their encampment, and that was
just after their being paid their bounty mon
ey, and that case OF inebrity occurred in town,
and his comrades were so ashamed Of him, that
they hired a conveyance and shipped him forth
with TO camp.
a remarkable feature Of their life as soldiers
is, that although there are farm houses, and
fields of corn. and other tempting articles a
round them yet not chicken coop has been
robbed, not single article Of any description
touched that did not belong to them-not
fence destroyed. Captain Mccoy says they
learn remarkably fast the manual Of arms, and |
as to their courage and daring, no one, who is |
not foolishly prejudieed, will dispute it.
When Morgan was making his raid, the SOL |
diers were not then uniformed The Captain |
called them together told them Morgan was
coming, and pictured to them the darkest side
Of the affair. said be could not furnish them
with shoes-those who were barefoot would
nave TO go that way. After making a spe7ch
to excite their fear-if they had
lny-he then asked all those who wished to
20 10 meet Morgan to "fall in and every sol
lier in camp, save about dozen, expressed
heir willingness to go wherever told by their
Captain.
They are a fine body OF men, and if sent
nto Tennessee could be recruited up to full
egiment in few days. Pride makes d good
older, and these men are proud of their pro
ession.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-08-07

Quite number of gentlemen be-
longing to the army, have recently
made their appearance in our midst.
1t is understood they are here for
the purpose of taking drafted men
back with them to ELL up their COM
panies. Among them we notice
Capt. DoLBEAR and Lieut. ANDER-
SON, of the 4th, Capt. KMBALL, of
the 96th, and Chaplain DRAKE, of
the 121st. The other regiments
containing Delaware companies will
doubtless also have their represen-
tatives ere long amongst us.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-08-07

To THE AFFLICTED II. ADD
son, of Philadelphia, who has been
practising at the american House,
Delaware, for the past week, will
positively close his visit the 18th
day of this month. He claims to
tell patients what ails them without
making any inquiries respecting
their case, and from the amount of
testimony he brings with him, he
understands his profession. A visit
will cost nothing, as his examina-
tions are free.