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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-07-31
From the Cincinnati Commercial, July "a.
Morgan Captured at Last.

After a most exciting and fatiguing chase
of three weeks, in which the daring guerrilla
chieftain, his willy advisers, and hardy men,
have made almost superhuman efforts to escape
the last of the gang have been captured, in
cluding Morgan himself The news was re-
ceived at Gen. Burnside's headquarters yes
terday about seven P NJ and soon found its
way into the streets; but the old fox had eva
ded bis pursuers so long that scarcely any
body believed the report at first. When it
was told to Dick Morgan and Basil Duke,
they laughed in derision, aud said they didn't
believe it. They said the balance of his force
might be taken bur seemed to think he would
play some trick and sneak away. But when
assured that the dispatch was official and pos
tive, they looked serious and had nothing
more to say. When the dispatches were read
| at the newspaper offices, great satisfaction was
| expressed at the result.
On Saturday morning our reports left Nor
gan at Antrim, in Guernsey County, from
whence he proceeded to Cadiz, in Harrison
County, where he was at o'clock Saturday
morning. At noon be approached Winters
vile, four miles from Stubenville, and, being
headed off by the militia. he moved north
! wardly in the direction of the Cleveland &
Pittsburg Railway; but his ultimate design
seemed to be to cross the Ohio River near
Wellsville
Major Rue was at Knoxville, intercepting
his advice and Major Way, of the First
Michigan, who was started from here by Gen
Burnside. only four days ago, by railroad was
closely pressing his rear. Although out of
bo
Sbackelford didn't like to give up the chase,
and had permission to follow on. Gen. Brooks
whose headquarters are at Pittsburg, was turn
ing bis attention to the approaching foe, but
was yesterday relieved from any further trouble
as the following dispatches, which we have
been permitted by General Burnside to copy,
show:
SALNv1LLB, O., July 26, 1868.
" To Major General Burnside Commanding
General Department of the Ohio:
AFTER forced march yesterday and last
night, with almost continued skirmisning, we
succeeded this morning, about eight o'clock in
pressing Morgan to an engagement, about half
a mile from this town. After an hour of Sc
we're fighting, we scattered his force in all di-
rections. The following is the result of our
engagement: Form 20 to 80 killed.; about
so wounded; 200 prisoners; $50 stand of
arms; $50 horses. Our loss slight. Our
horses are very much jaded, but shall follow
as rapidly as possible. Ny command was 250
strong. B. WAY,
"Maj Coming Deta chment lst Michigan -
A later dispatch says: We have just taken
50 more prisoners.
At o'clock P. NJ, the following dispatch
was received.
H'D-o'Ts .. S. FORCES IN THE FIELD,
THREE MILES SOUTH OF NEW LISBON,
July 26, 1868.
To Colonel Le1vis Richmond II. Il. g.:
By the blessing of Almighty God 1 have
succeeded in capturing Gen. Ohm H. Morgan,
Col. Clul1e, aud the balance of the command
amounting to about 400 prisoners.
J. NJ. .SHACKELFORD,
Brigadier General Comm andiDg.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-07-31

IN the nth inst between Mr.. Gardner's (of East
" Delaware) and Main street, Bandle containing
Que red Wool Delan Dress, enc Black Dress two ace
Mantllas, two old Netts, aud handkerchief lffounA
please leave them with Robert Clark, OF Brown or
ly rewarded.
July II, 1868, ROBERT CLARK
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-07-31

The Steubenvile American Union, the Dem
ocratic organ in Jefferson county for the last
thirty years, refuses to support Val!andigham
for Governor. It's editor, John Sheridan, ESQ,
in his last issue, discusses the Fernando Wood
and ValIandigham clamor for peace, an ar.
mistice, and State Rights; and says " the lat
ter sounds well on paper, but there is nothing
practical in it at this day and hour. 1t means
too much. Means more than will be ap
proved of by the masses of the Democratic
party"
Referring to the doctrine Of Free Speech
and Free Press, as laid down in the Democrat
ic State Platform, he says it is illustrated by
the efforts of some Democrats "to break us
down because we will not support Mr.. Vallan
digham"
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agEltt AdrErtisEtuEmts.

81 IT WOULD BE GREAT ACCOMMODATION TO
Us IF OUR ADVERTISERS WOULD SEND IN THEIR
FAYORs AS EARLY IN THE WEEK AS WEDNESDAY
NOON
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-07-31

NT0rICE is hereby given, that tho undersigned have
Az been duly appointed and qualified Executors OF the
Estate OF Sophia Hovey, deceased, late Of Deavnre
county, ohio, An persons Interested will govern them
selves accordingly. LEONARD X Tl1T'rIF
July II, 1851 EMILY y TlfTTIE
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Pocket Roolf Found :

POUND, Sunday 10th inst near Debit a BUCKsKIN
Il POCKET BOOK, containing Money and \ N,,ao ~
Hand. The owner can procure Il BY describnq CON
tents and paying charges. Apply 10 tho sphssrihcT
living one mile north OF Delhi .'NN' .
July -, ls03.-St loan R,rtr
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-07-31
Union Mass Meeting
IN DELAWARE.
Hon. Charles Anderson
Hon. Samuel Galloway,

Hon. Samuel galloway,
will address the people of Delaware
county, in Delaware, on Tuesday
August 4th. Friends of the Union
turn out and hear these distinguish.
ed orators advocate the cause of the
country in this her day of peril.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-07-31
Court of Common PIeas.
Moses Smith, Plaintin

Moses Smith, Plainun Court OF Common Pleas,
VS..
Iuoreta b. smith, DcrtJ Delaware County, Ohio
HE Defendent will take notice that the Plaintiff acd
Il his petition for divorce against her in said Court
on the lSth day OF july A. d. 1858, charging her with
willfu absence for than three years past
Said cause will be for hearing the October term
OF said Court. MOSES SMITH.
July "a, '63-6w By G. W. Hall, his Att'y.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-07-31

twenty-five members of the Smith family
were drafted in The Twenty-second Ward, New
York, on Saturday.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-07-31
DissoIution of Partnerahip.

THE Partnership heretofore existing OF G. D. PorrER
4 H. II Hustled Il c. A. MoELRoY under the Of G.
A. hcElroy Co., is this day dissolved Dy limitation.
The business will be carried on from this date under
the name Of Delaware Hame Works.
c. ID. POTTER.
July 81, 1863 II. H. HUsTED >
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-07-31

Remember the Union Mass Meet
ing, Tuesday next, August 4th.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-07-31

There are two regiments from Ohio, with
Gilmore, before Charleston the 9th, Colonel
Pond, add the 9th, Col. Voris.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-07-31

Christopher Lindenberger's Estate.
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has
IN been duly appointed and qualified as Admnistra
tor Of the Estate Of Christopher Lndenberger
late Of Delaware county, Ohio All persons Interested
will govern themselves accordingly.
july 81. 1S64-3M. JOEN IINDENBERG ER.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-10-07
United States of America,
MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNESsEE--3

MlDDlE DISTRICT Ot TENNtSSEE--JO.
XNTHERBAS an information was filed In the Dis
w trict Court OF the United States for the District
aforesaid on the l8th day Of September, 1888, by
Horace II. Harrison Esq., AttC rney Tor the United
States for SAID District against barrels contain
ing Whiskey, alleging In substance, that, the lst
day of September ls63 Ia the Dlstrit aforesaid, on
land, said property was seized by w. G. Brownlow,
Assistant Special Agent OF the Treasury Department
at Nashville forfeited to the United States Tor the
set forth in said information, to wit: that
the day and year Aforesaid, said propert was trans
ported from Louisville, In the State Of Kentucky, %
Nashville, IN the State Of Tennessee, without per
NIT OF dulV authorized officer Of the Treasurs Dr
paTtnent, or If with such permit that the same was
fraudulently procured, and praying process to eu-
force the seizure, confscation, and condemnation Of
said property.
Now therefore, in pursuance Of the montion Of
the said Court under the seal Of said Court to me
directed hereby give public notice to all personi
concerned in interest in tad property to appear be
fore said District Court at the FEEDER Court R0 m II
the Capitol at Nashville, in the District aforesaid,
the FIRST day OF the next term Of said Court to wit
October 10, 1868, then and there to nterpose thei
claims. r. dLASCOCK,
L. s. Marshal, Mid Dist. Tenn.
sep22 lat,
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NAsHvIIIE VENNESsEF WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER Z IN6a
United States of America /:


"a HEREAs, an information was aled IN the Dis
trct court Of the United States 'or the District
aforesaid on the 18th day Of September, AD. 1888,
oy Horace II. Harrison, ESQ.,, Attorney for the Uni
'ed states for the District, Aoresad against one box
o0ntiiping watches aud jewelry which said informa
ton alleges IN substance that the first day Of Sep
tember 1858, IN the District aforesaid, on lani said
property was so1ed az forfeited TO the United States
for the causes set fofth Ia said informa on TO- wit
For tdat on the day aud year aforesaid SAID property
was transported from Louisville, in the State Of Ken
tuoky, TO Nashville In the State Of Tennessee with.
QUO permit OF duly authorized ofcer Of the Trea-
sury department, OF with one that II was frau u
lenty obtained and prays for process 10 force the
10 zuoi cOnfscation and condemnation Of said prop
erty.
Now, therefore, In pursuance Of the mOnltons Of
said Court, under the al Of said Court TO direct
cd, hereby give public notice 10 all persons concern
cd IN int rest In said proper y 10 be and appear be-
fore said Court at the Federal Court Room in the Cap
tol at haahyl o. tho Let DAY OF tnp next term OF
said CSnrt, tO.wit October 49, 1893, then and there
TO interpose their ella inns.
K. R. 0LASCOCK,
o. s. Marshal, Middle Dist Of Tenn.
sep2l-14t.
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United States of America:


MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE-No. 3S
w HEREAs, an information has boon nled in tho
w Dsrct Court Of the United States for the Dis
trct Aforesaid on the 18th day Of september, 1868 ~
Horace r. Harris n, rsq., Attorney Of the United
States for said District against cases Shoes, Box
hats & caps, 1 box assorted goods and tOX dry
eoOds-alegng In substance that on Sept l, 1893, in
the District aforesaid on land, said property WAS
sci 15d as forfeited to the tied ates, because the
SAM on the said day and year transported from
Louisville, In the state Of Kentucky, to Nashville In
the State Of Tennessee, beng place the south
SIDE Of the Ohio RI er, below Wheeling without per-
NIT Of a duly authorized oftioer OF tie Trcssur De-
partment, or, # with one tnat Il frauduenty OBJ
tained aud praying for process to enforce the
conhscs tion and concentration Of said property.
Now, therefore, In pursuance of the monition Of
said Court under the seal Of said Court TO direct
ed hereby give public notice 70 all persons
ed IN interest in said properly TO appear before the
said Court, at the Court Room in the Capitol at Nash
vile, the rst day Of the next term Of said Court
towt October l9 1893, then and there to interpose
their claims.
Il. r. GLASC0CK,
United States Marshal, Middle District Tenn
soll22
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United States of America

DISTRICT OF MIDDLE TENNESSEE.--No. SO
NKI HEREAs, an information has been filed In the
w District Court Of the United states for the
District aforesaid the 2Sih day Of September,
1885, by Horace VI. Harrison, Esq, Attorney OF the
UDted States for said district, against looking glass
two picture frames two window shades one oou ter
pane, three sheets, six parlor chairs, one rocking
QUAR-, Que shovel, one pair tOngs, one poker, tfty
VOLUMES books, one bedstead, two msttras es, ,h ~
yards carpetng, piano one bureau and glass, and
one wash sLand, OF which property John Birch Is
the reputed owner alleging in sunstincc that Sept
1868 10 sad Dstrit on land said property was seiE
ed as forfeited the United STATE for causes there
matter sot forth a nd alleged 10 o true to-wit;
That at the time I and after the pa sage Of an
act Of Co gress, approved July II, 1862, and euu.
tied, " an act 10 suppr 50 insurrecu TO punish
treason and rebellion, 60 seize and CO. iiscate the
property Of reb Is, and for other purposes ths
on per OF said property engage ia aidi aud
alb. ttlng an armed rebellion ag inst the Government
OF the United States and not With O. days At er
the Proclamation Of the President o. the Untd states
duly made Ia pursnauoe Of said act, on the Goth day
Of July, 8t2, cease 10 aid cou tenance aud abet
said rebellion aud return 70 hi ALI glance to the
United -tates and raging for process to enforce the
seizure, oonfscat on snd condemnation Of said pro
perty,
Now therefore, iUpursuancs Oc the motion Of sald
Court, under the Of the Court, TO me directed,
hereby give public not CO 10 all persons concerned
In interest In said proi cry t. appear botore said
Court on In 18th dey Of October 1868, at the Court
room, In the Capitol at Nashville, ia the district
aforesaid, then and there 70 nerpose their claims.
h X. DlASCOCK,
U.s. Marshal for Middle District Of Tennessee.
aepl-14t.
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TO The SOLDIERS!
W have published a beautiful
SOLDIERS CERTIFICATE,

SOLDIERS CERTIFICATE,
For the use of soldiers.
It is printed in four oolors, represent
ing OAvslry, Infantry, and Artillery,
marching in countless numbers into
Dixie, with drums beating, cOlors flying,
etc. A blank line is left for the name of
the Soldier, Company, Regiment, Officers;
size 13x17. The certificate is enclosed
in pasteboard tube, and can be sent to
any part of the country without injury;
and the soldier, after filling up the blank
lines, can put it back in the tube and re-
mail it to his friends, and they will get
it framed and preserve it as a remem-
brance.
Price 80 cents, Sent by mail, pre-
paid,
|. N. RHODES & CO.,
80 Union Street, Nashville.
Agents wanted TO sell the above.
uly10-3m r
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JOHN MTToHELLs SoE We are sorry
TO learn that William Mitchell, youngest
son of j ohm Mitchell E-q, editor OF the
Enquirer who was reported missing after
the battle of Gettysburg, is nov DO elleved
20 have been killed in that hard fought
struggle. Young Mitchell was only
eighteen years old, and is represented TO
have been a young gentleman OF Hoe at.
tainments aud an excellent soldier, and
behaved with especial gallau'ry AT Get
tvsburg. He has two brothers IN the
Confederate service Richmond Sentinel
l2h.
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United States Of America:
nnnI.r nIsrR1cr or rrnnrs. .rE.-rs. 81.

MlDul4h Dl5Ihlbl VI lhNNho@ Ah--hos Oh
XETHEREAs, an information was nled in the Dis
w trict Court Of the United states for the District
aforesaid on the 18th day OF Sept, 1865, by Horace
H. Harrison, ksq, Attorney ol the United states toT
said istrct against certain lot of gIouud and tho
buil 'ings aud Improvements thereon situated rn the
South west side Of market street near the Public
Square in the City Of Nashville and District atore-
said said lot being lot No 25 IN the original plan OF
the City Of Nashville, and beng bounded as follows
Beginning NJ Joseph and Robert Woods's corner on
the South west side OF Market stree ruuning thence
North westwardly with said street twenty two feet to
the line Of the lot belonging TO the heirs OF Robert
Searty d ceased thence IN limo at light angles with
said street one hundred and TIVE nty one feet and four
iucuos TO stake thence In line at right angles with
the line last mentioned, twenty-five feet TO Woods
alley aud thence In straight line 10 the beginning
perry was seized by the Marshal OF the United States
ior the district aforesaid uudor an order OF seizure
ssueu ON said day by the said Attorney OF the United
Sates as forfeited 10 the United Stat or the causes
In said information ret forth, tosit that tho own
of sniu property beng one Vernon Stevenson, late
OF the Gl,y Of Nashville aoress d, WA on and AFT r
tho 18th July, 1902. engaged N aiding aud abettng
an armed rebellion against the GoVerntnent OF tie
Uuited States, ant did not within % uay after the
Proclamation OF the resilient OF tho tnttd staies
of the 25th July, 1862 cease 20 aid oOunenance and
abet said rebellion and return TO hts allegiance TO the
United States praying for process 10 enforce tho
seizure, oOIhscatlon and condemnation Of sad prop
etty.
Now, therefore, In pursuance Of tho mon milton OF
sad Court unCer the seal Of said tOut 10 me- direct
ed hereby give pubic notice tu all persons concern
ed 90 interest, appear before said Court ~ the
da, this next torn of said C0nrt, ~ Wit October
l9 l883-then ana there 10 interpose their claims
r. X. GLA CONk,
sep22 y. Marshal Middle Dstriot Ienn.
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Marshal's Sale.

DY VIRTUE Of two writs Heri facias 10 me directed
ID from the Circuit Court oi the Unitel states Tor
tbe Niddl. District of Tennessee at iis Aprl Term
1858 will expose 10 pubic sale, 90 tno highest bid
der. Tor cash, on TUESDAY the 18th day Of october
1863, at 90 Warehouse, ON the Public squate, In
Oately asa U. Custom House) FIVE OAaEs OF
DRY GOODS, comprising variety Of az icies,
Staple aud Fancy, the same haNiag Deem eNlea ON
10 "a isfy the Judgments Aforesaid, rouoered by
IA A CirSuit court 10 favor OF illnghtst, uuiheld
a rartridee, and Arnold Cons able 90, snd ugsi ST
j ~ Rice, ealo 70 commence at no O'Clock A. 81.
E.R GLAsOOOE, Marshal.
a.uaa-gt Dy w. lULtwU, Deputy.
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TAKEN UP,

DY WILLIAM sUMNEP, on sATUR- N
ID DAY, the 10Th ipst,, Choannt s0r JAN
rei y are, with blaze faoe with at Shoes LSA-
three ears I'd last spring, iteen hands high, sith
out geaF marks or brAnds which the owner can gtt
by pfoying oporty, and paying for oduTtsemont,
Apply ct No, 90 College street,
ssnaI--lWN
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For Manufacturing Establishments
and Other Purposes.

IHIE offer Three Large Lots in the vicinity OF the
w CorporRtionSpri x, aud but a short distance
rom the General Railroad bep't, viE
ONE LOT with good picket fence, on Spruce street,
about 400 feet 'front.' running through 60 Vine about
ioO feet and fronting on three stro q total number
Of front feet abOutl300
Also, lot on Vine street, about 302 foot run
Bing through TO Mclemore street about 200 ioot
fronting on three streets and having total front Of
about 500 feet, with picket fence
Also, 4 or on High street, about Geo feet front
running to an alley in the direction Of summer
street,
The three lots above men'iouod are considered
good for manufacturing purposes, as they arc con-
Vnent, cheap, have ater facilities, and room ioI
waste materl /, and are well worthy Of the auen
lion e those who desire 90 invest In productive
property IL. G. SCoYEL.
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Uni,ed States of America,

MIDDLE DISTRICT OF IESNEiisEE-S4.
NTTHEREAs an Information was nled IN tho Dis.
w trot Court OF the United states Tor the u strict
aforesaid, September is 1859, by Horace H. Harrison
Esq Attorney ot the United ates for sald blstrct
agAiust one Trunk containing Spool Cotton, LADIES'
Hose, and other art,c,s OF Try Goods Trunk con
tsiuinR Medicines; 10 Boxes Books Box, containing
I to1, bottles BiIteis; Box Boots aud shoes BOX
Bloachsd DOmeslo, BOX and Trunks, containing
mons and WOmens clothing, boxes unblea' he'd
domestic, keg wine, I bN Lnsey cloth boxes
containing gas nxturcs aud drapery hanging box
c ntdiuiug hats, ana hogshead ooutarl ,rockery
aud glass ware, all giug IN substance that the said
property wac seiz the lat day of Se tent err lS63
u the nistr Ct aforesaid on land as forfeited TO the
United Sta GO, DO Auso the sAue GU said day and
year transport, from Louisville o Nashville without
a perm VI duly authorized officer Of the Treasury
hpsument, oru with one that Il was fraudulent y
Obtained.
Sow The efrc 10 pursuance Of the monition & faid
Court under the seal OF said Court 10 me dii ected
Der by give public notice to all pers concerned IN
Int, ro 10 said property, 10 appear before said Con
at the Federal Court Room in tho Capitol, th lst
day OF tho ~ xt term OF said Court 10 wit October
10Th lS63 then and there 20 make ther allegations
M that behalf n. X. GLASCOCK,
Marshal Middle District OF Tennessee
sap22-l4L
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ADVERTISED LETTERS.
List OF Letters Remaining In thC
Nashville Post office oct. 5th
Isg3---LIst NO. "a.

All letters advertised subject to extra charge
Of one cent Persons calling for them will please be
prepared with the necessary change.
Persons calling for these letters will please say
they are advertised, and give number and date Of
list.
All letters not taken out In one mouths will be sent
TO the General Poet Odico as dead letters.
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Soldiers, Clerks, Book-Keepers.
Mechanics, Merchants, and
Laborers, 10

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and thereby save their money, reap the advantages
d enhancement in the value OF their property, ward
oll the ind uoements aud facilities for dissipation,
aud escape the disgTace and ruin incident TO being
caught In their snsres and traps which inVoly-
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