Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-04-10
NEWS BRRYTTIEs.

The Richmond Wing looks upon the past
rebel Champaign 10 the West aud South w est
as toe humilIating to be narrated at length.
PAYMENTS TO THE ARNY.-It is stated that
within the last ten days $40,OOO.0 600 have been
paid 10 the army, and within another weeks
time all the soldiers will have been paid off,
or funds viii have been provided for that pur-
pose up TO March lst.
The Senate at Gllumbus have rerOlved to
print 25rOO copies of tieuerat IIosecrans
splendid letter to the Ohio Legislature, and
the equally pointed address of the Ohio SOL
diers 10 the people Of Ohio. for general distri.
button.
There is to be a grand rally of the urcondit-
tional Union men of Southwestern Ohio, at
Hamilton, Butler County, on Saturday, April
18th.
WcoL-G RowErss' CONVENTION. t the ear
nest solicitation of prominent parties enga ged
in the production oi Wool, The Editors of the
Ohio Farmer inviTe the Wool Growers of
Ohio to meet in Convention at The American
Hotel in the city of Cleveland. on Wednesday,
A pril 10th, for niutunl CONSULTATION upon the
prupricly Of concerted action on the question
of Shearing Sheep without washing, and to
adopt selfprotec,iYc policy to secure uni
formity in The contracting aud selling of wool,
in the present condition of the wool market.
All papers friendly to the wool producing
interest are requested to copy this call and
give ii such favorable notice as they think pro-
per Ohio Farmer.
m, ,o,,,. n 1
by one of the noblcst bodies oil Invaders ever
seen, on the ID instan'. There were l25 wag-
ons, loaded with 100 cords of wood and 5000
pounds of flour and corn meal, all of which
were distributed to the families of soldiers
National flags we're flying, bands Of music
! playing, aid, better than ALL The hearts of sol
dcfs' wives ana children were beating gladly
TIE WlrrliAg Intelligencer publishes The
io'Io' obituary Of IA Copperhead contempo-
rary, lie political organ OF Senator Carlisle
| The Wheeling Press, after a lingering illness
Of upward Of twelve oath, died last evening
of nunition. The head of the Uopperhead is
! fatlened out, and when the sun went down
last night even lis tail had ceased TO Wag-
| The places that knew il shall know il no more
forever. In the mids, OF life we are in debt
Three members Of tine Pmtsburg bar bayc
been stricken from the list of practising al
torncys because they neglected to take ont Ii
ceases as required b. the internal revenue Law
Ex-Assisiant Secretary of Mar, Wolcott
former Atlorney-tirnrral Of Ohio, aud broth.
erin lam 10 Secretary Sti uion, died last Sun
day night at Akron, Ohio.
Washington. April 6th.-Thc President 5
| PrOelamal ion has caused the return Of 1906
| desvTiels daily TO their II gimcnts. lhus lai
no imFcdments have been thrown III the way
OF ofculorcing the Proclamation. Nolwith>tand
/ ing the time laid down IN tie Prcclanaiiol
| for their rc.uYn, has expired, the Government
| is disposed TO deal lc,itnliy with all wA1 rc
| torn to thcir regiments.
HARD UP.-A hate number Of the Tsich
mond Eqnuirer has Il philosophical article up
on the bad habit Of eating three meals pen
day. The editor argues that two meals are
sufficient, adding that under thepieSrnt con
Ciiion Of aflils. and t. c -hurintss OF proei,
ions, " Is rs nearly AS bl,l 10 grow fst as p gel
! rich on tie C"hederacy The sa1se paper
contests the txtrrnitics Of the I, l,,is by s1y
ing: 4 i4c h,rS' HAT draw ur artieiy nia
baggage tram and ambulancrs are dropping
iLer booo aid-entire ona au0 Ltls tails q
/ E'r 8aht Of PtoitI tssd -