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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-20
THE G@GAT FRENCH REMEDY.

THE GnE.AT FRENCH REMEDY.
The only and remedy all Uterine OBJ
structioE8 Monthly difficulties Irregularities, and
c other hiseaEes to which the Woman, Wife and
Mother is Peculiarly liable
These Pills contain dsleteriOus ingredients, but
and in their action. They will be found
Lsueorrhsa, or the Whites; they will be found the
easiest and most certain Cure that be found Il is
account Of this certainty they should be taken
by Pregnant Females (dWriH0 ths first three months
iscGTGOG certdB to be brought on,' but at othGs
periods their is perfectly safe.
NosB-One Dollar enclosed any authorized Agent,
will Insure package Of Pills by return Of mail.
G. CROSBY, General Agent,
Fort Erie, G. W., Buffalo, N. 7.
CAUu0N.-BeWare Of coUnterfeits, the genuine have
For sale by all respectable Druggists. apr 1068:1y
Use that safe, pleasant remedy known
HELNB0LD'S EXTRACT BUCHU.
For all the Complaints Incident to the sex.
Ne family should be without it,
And will when once tried By tn en-
1t is used by
YOUNG AND OLD,
In the decline or change Of Life,
Before and after Marriage,
During and after COf.F"eReSt,
Restore Nature to its proper channel, and
invigorate the broken down Constitution,
From WhGteUsr Cause Originating. :
USE NO MORE WORTHLESS PILLsI -
Take
HELkBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU.
Bss advertisement in another column Cut out, and
send for it. julyS:2m
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-20
Henry Stricken,

Wholesale and Retail Dealer in For
eign and Domestic Liquors, of
all kinds
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-20

ALsO-GROCERIEs OF EVERY VARIETY.
His Liquors are ali Inspected may be relied upon
pure s .-,...- ..-- ~
East Winter Street, Delaware, opposite Clppenger
Co. Is Lumber Yard. oct 80 1S63-6m
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-20
THn HOWE

| took every premium offered on Sewing Machines and
Il certainly cannot called vain Boosting in Mr. Howe
n he does let these be known to the public.
have sold enough of these Machines IN Delaware
county to establish their character and can give sas
reference persons wishing to purchase good
| Sewing Machine. C. PLAII2 agent;
Delaware, Nay IL, 1868 NO. D, "lhaAnA bVOA'
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-20
NGishIer's Patent Horse
HaW Fork

nHE best implement invented for unloading hay
i with ease and despatch-took the Ist premium at
the State Fair Cleveland last fall, all others
For sale by
May 29s 1893. G.. G. CHAMBERLAIN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-20
Public Sale.

Public Sale,
TVHE undersigned will offer for sale Al Public Apo.
4 ton, saturday the 2lst day OF November, A. D.
1858, In front OF the American Hotel In Delaware The
Goods and ChAttels OF George H. Purdy late or ala.
ware county, Ohio, deceased, consisting Of
l Horse, Saddle and Bride, and
l Scholarship in the o. W, Univer-
sty, emitting the holder to three years tuition.
Sale 10 commence at O'clock p N Purchases A.
mounting 70 Foan Dollars less, TO be paid cash
above that notea a. six months with ssouPty
will be taken. -
November ., Ises.--s1 '-- 4
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-20
Nov. Is. 1866
Estata of Solomon q. Gibbs.

NOTICE is hereby given that tno undeEsIgned has
4N been appointed and duly qualified a. Adn1ni9afaeor
Of the Estate Of Solomon @. Gibbs doooa9ad, late of
Delaware county, Ohio. All persons Interested VIII
Nov. Is' 1858. STEPHEN L. SHARP.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-20

FAVE &O4AO &&29&AA4sOB
and FOUR HONORABLE MENTIONS, against the com
bined competition of the Sewing Machine world In
hese awards, one comprised the
- HIGHEST PREM1TM OF THE FAIR,
Il being for excellence Of Machines. secondary pre-
MUM was awarded the ttWheel0r Wilson Machine"
OF their "Rotary Hook.' With this exception
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-18

testimony to verify our charges against he
journal and iis record against coercion and in
favor % peacesble separation. -Four months
afte tie f,n Of Fort Sumter and about = month
after the 6rst bat,lr If Bull Run, the Journal
end rel al the views it hid previously, ,ud 10
which se have bredy referred. We quote
it, o~n language:
II they (the rebels) will lay down their arms.
and now come to the nation for permission to
separate ve shall scain say "yes." for We have
seen no reason 20 ch inge the views we advocated
last winter Journrl. August 81. le6I.
A paper or man with such record should
receive the scom and contempt Of every honest
man whenever il has the unblushing impotence
70 censure or denounce il political opponent.
with the epithets of traitor. "secessionists. .
"dsnnionist, :" comprehend" or "bnturnus Ac-
cording TO the journals test Of patriotism. no
rebel has a clearer record OF treason than Berry
r SuLeRovE.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-18
Prom the Cincinnati Price Current, Sept. g.
financial and Com I'm rcisI Su urinary
for the Past Week.

Gold has been up and down during the week
in response to the facts or iancies Of each day
but closed last evening on the ascending scale
IL Was down to l2o at one time. This state Of
the case is a correct reflection OF popular senti
ment regarding the progress OF war at Charleston
and in Virginia. A failure toytake Sumter by as
sault put up gold per cent, and then again a
report that Lee was falling back on Richmond,
or somewhere else, put il down. The announce
ment of Earl Russell's letter regarding the rebel
rams building in England. put gold back on the
upward track, and 40 u closed.
There WINS a lapse in the stock market in
New York. the past week and large decline
established. but rates were advancing ut the
close. but the speculative demand was weak
Money continues easy in the market at Gas
per cent with bot limited demand ami an
abundant supply. The demand for Exchange on
the East is good and the market firm Curren-
cy continues to he sent East to keep up balances
Gold has huctuateI from day To day, but the
business doing in il here is light. There is ma
demand for boarding. and the brokers slip their
purchases 20 the East The amount Of Govern
ment securities offered has been light, but Rates
are not changed essentially. Wequote:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-18

pretty good demand all tie week. Corn Is scarce
AMI thu supply wholly inadequate t. the dem nj.
Farmers are holding back their old corn. urder
the impression that prices will rule much higher.
because OF the frost Oats have lkew &c been in
active demand. and prices Of both corn aud oats
advanced consequently Il will be seen from The
agricultural news se give this week that the cat
crop Is unusually good ic some localities. fair in
others, while in some places Il Is failure. The
crop. however. will be much better than it was
last year. and the quility superior.
Whisky advanced 60 4Sc. and has been in good
demand. and the receipts light
Butter ard cheese unchanged
There we're inquiries from the Est regarding
clover eel. and holders nut up prices 10 50 %.
There could have been considerable amount
sold at So The stock of old seed in the market
j. large and we understand that the crop this
year j. an excellent one. Timothy - worth
about 81 so Fax il wanted az 81 so. but the
"independent' seed has not yet commenced ar
irving.
There has been good demand for old city
parked mess p,rk. and = 400 b,rrel> sold at slu.
$40 l2l5 and $40 25 but the : Ter rates were
paid in cases where a spec ic brand was designa
ted IN the order u j. in most cases held al
SO 25dl0 81 276D ,rrels Cincinnati packed,
cr"p OF l-6l-2. sold At 50 %. delivered At Louis
Vile This Wis bought an speculation IN the
spring of 1862 aud rs been held there since
then. ia anticipation of the ) Southern trade.
This demand tor old pork understand, is
chiefly from Canada There has not been much
done in other articles ia the provision line.
bnt the market has been very hrm, though
quiet.
There has been increased firmness in the gro
Gerry market. and prices are sitter. d ,patches
were in the city ve-ieriay from New Y DTk. st4t-
ing that coffee was held lC02 higher. ant Quot
ing choice at 81 AL l6c, but it il prob ble that
10 advance had been established. II j. pretty
clear. however, that marked advance is ex
pected
Sugars nre held a shade higher.
Should the pirate vessels now building IN Eng
land be permitted TO To- there j. no doubt
that il will hive decided influence IN prices of
foreign goods. becau of the risks they will add
to American bottoms aud the probabilities that il
will result IN war with England
The late new- from ENGLAND report dull mark
cts for American proiu'e aud favorable crop
intelligence Th> X placing the balance Of
trade l'rge.y against this country.
Hay HIS advance miterit'ly. 1t is not over
half average crop in the West
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-18
democratic Documents.

addre.. OF the Democratic uemeer
- n. e.s~rsl Ass.Gbly 10 the People Of Indiana
~..x fsr-h tse history 81 ths late ssssoo- ano tHe
r,..oas why more ssd nc, been aeeouvsssd surDs u"
constitution al term. This document nskess pamphlet
of .ieer psxes s-d I'll be furnished n any Suanii'y
rrie, o. 50 per hsnares
re Cousersps act-speeeh OF Hon
ulvoo.h.es On the censerpton BIT, 10 the House OF
E.,rs.asss~e.. Fesru.ry "a lsss. Th- Is one Of the
sn.sE sp.ech-. Of xr. voorhses on question row oe
suYvar a large shsrs Of pablo sitsnton. and ev' y
e,,s..s N Ind.rs should hsve seopy Il makes pam
vh,.sl eight pass. Price ei per hundred.
rSe Liberty Of the Citsxea-speeeh
a MA d. W Voorhees, delivered In the House II Rep
rs..a;svs- February -. isss. on the Ae' toindemn
N. resdsnt and other persons for sn-pending thewrt
Of ssrpus. snd done In pursusnee thereof
no er'uted in psmphie form. and can b obtained at
ans, b.. This b The great effort Of Mr. Voorhees, 10
liberty Of the citizen, and shoald be in the
hand, Of svery voter In indiana II makes pamphlet
ofsixteen pages. Price s1 50 per hundred
TpAr orders should direct the speeches 70 De sent
ny express. the postage will be one cent copy ard
Music prepaid.
Ad;res. ELDER HARDNESS BINGHAM
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-18

Of the South has been stricken down. ard the
result = th't we have an almost united S0aih and
divided North. In the name at Jasice. 10 The
name of outraged Humanity, he srraigue'i this
administration the murderers OF our fellow
brothers. Had he the power. he would send
commissioners to the Southern people. and tel
them, There is the constitution. Take il. We
have had enough Of fighting. and you. too. must
be tired OF IT, But how different is the course OF
this administration. Louisiana had applied or
resdmissiOn The administration answered. You
must wait He held that. while the hlAck man
remains in this country. for the welftre of the
black man. tor the good of his BODY and soul, tor
the Welfare If the white man. for the good order
of society. the black man must remtin inferior To
the white mtn. An abodouist will saw TINT the
black man j. equal tn he white man when ne has
the same chance WHY have they not the same
chance? The same sky. the same earth. the
same ocean, the same air. are for the black man
as we'll as Tor the white nan: but the negroes
were not born with the same capacity They
we're born to a position humble and inferior to
the white mans. Bnt the sbplitiouists are not
satisfied. They have got higher law doc rine
The laws OF the land. the established presidents
of authority. must be taken as they exist wheth-
er they suit US or not Let u stand by the old
things. The Democratic party has great mis-
sion in this crisis. IL is time tried. gallant.
sixry years We're there sixty wears OF strife aud
national calamity When think of The past
weening mother. no morning orphans. no rivers
filed with the chasflv forms of the victims
of this unnatural strife-It seems that Paradi-e
hid gone forever. The Democratic party had
many times heen called TO endure shock and
political hurricanes Men who formerly acted
with 1.-THE Buffers the Di,kinsons. the San
tons-had deserted the old parry in the hour Of
trial: hut while the weak timber the nnsound
rtfterS had blown away. the live oak men. m, de
OF sterner stuff than the others, still stand breast
ing TIE Wild sturms Loud applause
At the second stand Hon 5 m Meiary. edi
tor of the Crisis, WIS meanN hile addressing a
large crowd His speerh wss eloquent and f ri
bic, and repeatedly called forth the most eurhusi
aStic cheers He folowei NJ W. NJ Nc
Masters. etor of the Freeman's Journal, of New
York. and by Hon. George Bliss. member Of
Congress elect from the ii h district
At the third stand speeches were delivered
exclusively in German. hy Hon Otto Dressed of
Columbus and State Senator Lang.
Several speeche- were delivered in the evening,
large crowd being collec cd, az | write, i'll the
public square.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-18

- During the contest for Speaker of the
House in ls59. Hon John A Logan made a
speech. in reoIv TO Judge Kellogg Of this St'te
which he closed with the following declaraior:
Il mas have differed ~iih Democrats on issues
that are now passed. but God knows that have
differed with the abolit0n>t- from nv childhood
and with them will never ~ftiliate in anv cleo
ton as long as have breath in Inv body"
What has General Logan done that The aboli
ton Journals should now claim that he hiss de-
parted from this declarafionf They will find
ihenselyes reckoning Without their host.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-18
DAILY SENTINEL.

HE;USIoS -Tr MUsr BE PREsERvE"-IJAoKsos
FRIDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER IS
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-18
COLLECTION OF SOLDIERS CLAIMS,
SINKING FUND NOTICE.
Notice to Sinking Fund Borrowers.

A IL PERSONS INDEBrfD O THE SINKING FUND
notified that lands mortgages TO sail Fund and
~hich Interest has been pad in advance will be
offered public sale the SECOND Tuesday OF D~cem-
her next
By orfer Of the Board. W. H. TALBOT,
augis-d&w till octl President
Register aud Republican. Lawrenceburg. Courier.
Madison. Gazette and voik sboe. Fvansvil journal and
Express Hsute Jeff-rsouan and Iaiadium. Rich
mond Times ard >entne. Port NAyns; Argus and Cour
r. Lafayette democrat and Uuion Lapor.: Pres ko-
komo; FACT and r. publican. Greensburg; Mercury anf
sentinel Roche ter Democrat and Republican. III m"uth
Democrat and Spectator. Monticello; Jacksansn and Re-
publican. Nashville; D-mocrat and Republican. valpa-
rai~o. wi insert The 81 dollars and send
bills cepted 20 the Office a the hiking uDd Tor paw
ment. with paper containing the advertisement
MARKEDLY
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-18
MAR RE ..

sTOwEIL-cR0 yTaER-At Columbus, Ind IN the
Pre-syt ran Church. on : 18th inst. by Rev. Dr.
RAlsion xyrom A. s,Ows ESQ. Of tbs city ,of tie fm
lambus.
The happy couple started immediately after the con-
euson Of the interesting ceremonies on trip eastward
AT old poet says. which may be applicable TO The a.
nouncement recorded ahove-
Nothing shall sssuzge
Your love but rnarriege. Tor ruch -
The tying o in We'd Ock. a. Is
The tuning 4 TWO luIes in one key, for
Str king the strings oi the one, sfraws VII stir
L ,On the strings of the other; and ON
Too mpd< linkd in love, one cannot be
Delghtcd. but the o her recprOcsteth-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-18
Special Dispatch to the Chicago Tim

Special Dispatch to the Chicago Times.
Great Democratic Wcctiug at Buoy
rms, OhiO-rhe Largest Political
Gathering Ever Held iu Northern
Ohio ,O,UOO 10 75.O0O People Pres
ent-One Procession > NILES Long
Immense IN husiasm->Peeches By
ues>rs. voorhees,. hartley, va dary
McMasters, Bliss, Dressed and Lang +.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-18
NOTICE.
STREET RAILROAD NOTICE.

INDIANAPOLIS, September >. 1858.
" Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN PURSUANCE
of resolution &c meeting Of the c liens Of ind-
anap IL. held the Court house said city,
day evening September s. 1853 books will be opened ..
the Office Of the City CLERK, room No :, Glenns block
for subscription Of stock 20 the indianapolis Street Rail-
way Company. that and after this da.e, and up
aud including rday the 18Th day Of September, iss3.
subscriptions may be made 10 said capital stock in
from slO0 81 600 That should the capital stock Of
said Company. lone hundred thousand dOars.) not be
subscribed within the time herein specified, then sA
>crptions may he made In any until he whole q
laid pal stock is taken That when s35.f00-of said
capital stock is subscribed police will be given for the
election Of Dir, ctors In said Company.
GAVIN, President.
Attest: C. 5. BUrrEnFmLD, Secretary.
septs-dfd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-03-03

letter from the T. S. Secretary Of War,
J., answer 10 q House resolution Of January l9,
shows that there has been paid for transporta-
zion since the war commenced, to the railroads
connecting Baltimore with New j ork, 50, 92222,
OR viz: 10 the Baltimore and ONO railroad,
& 213659; Camden AMI Anooy railroad,
e5ls SIS: New Jersey railroad, S377, ga;
philadelphia Wilmington and Baltimore rail-
,.,o1 :>21:>, SOP: Northern Central: 1920, Isl
PENNSYLVANIA Central, 1912, III; New jersey
<,,otra1 slS9. 6222, and about IS, 900 to express
s.,s m the same routes II addition: there has
been paid sl23, 6773 to the New jersey Central,
which < notla,i grated as exclusively fol trans
x>ovta+ioD over the New \ ork line. There are
c?:.;,,,s BY the Philadelphia Wilmington and
Baltimore railroad company, for S36:0l9, not
yet audited.
'Cbe Vasiington Star says: Information
raceivod this forenoon renders it certain that a
hattalion Of Confederate cavalry have been en-
gagged for some days past III gathering and
thrash;ne grain in the yicinity1f Aide. les-
tor,}av some $50 of them were IL the vicinity
of Saunders tol-gate: at the house OF man
named Barlow, whose negro they carried Off,
Yesterday their scout: were also seen beyond
Chantil1.
\ nero treatment arrived at Memphis on the
18th, fully armed and equipped: ready tor ser
vice in the Federal army.
The ranort Of the Mcdowell Court OF In
,,,,;.v % ,,1hlishod, is iucorrect 50 Tar as re-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-03-03

The I. $. Senate has passed bill to provide
for the collection of abandoned property ana
TOR the prevention of frauds in insurrectlonafy
districts within the United States. 4 great
MANY new and valuable Offices Will be provided
BIZ this bill; and, indeed, there is no end to the
Offices that will be created at this session.
Officers from Port Royal bring no assurances
of an early attack upon Charleston Or saVan-
nah. A refugee from Charleston, who has
been long engaged there as printer, has ar
rived, and states that the preparations Tor It's
Defiance are such as to render its capture m
probable.
The Conrt Of Claims bill passed both bran
chas Of Congress: yesterday 1t provides tor
the reorganization Of the court, and for the ap-
pointnent OF two additional judges.
n the House CT Representatives, yesterday,
the Senate amendments to th= bill extending
the Washington and Alexandria railroad were
concured in Among the amendments lsone
roviding that 20 persons shall be excluded
from tl1e cars Of the road on account of color
Gold in New ogk, yesterday, l7l3.
The reso lutions reported by Mr. Sumner,
from the Committee on Eorei On Relations, as
sert'' tina the Government is engaged IN the
suppression Of conspiracy for the establish
ment Of & separate Government upon the cor
ner-stonc Of slavery, and tor tie building up
Of 3 great slave power: and that the only effect
Of mediation, arbitration OF interference, would
be to prolong and intensity the struggle, and
add TO it's horrors. All tendencies to foreign
Intervention are protested against, and foreign
Governments and people are called upon to
note the struggle as a contest between freedom
and slavery.
The story that the 1t Regiment Of Pcnnsyl-
vania Reserves recently mutinea laid down
their arms and went TO sleep on outpost duty,
WAS it is said, unfoundea. The officers Of the
regiment deny that anything has occurred Civ
inc the least basis for the Injurious report t.
The Washington Star sa5 s:-'Ihe Informal
ton On which We based the statement with re-
ference to this regiment, which these gentle
men say is ulto1snAed, was official the facts
as we stated Them having been formally report
ed to the headquarters Of this military depart
mont. It is now alleged that the key TO this
unfounded report is the fact that the officer
makingi was drunk The whole matter is at
this time under due Investigation!
Designs for National Currency Notes are In
vited, Of the denominations Of S., $40, $50,
$50, 500, $500, and $1,000, to be issued IN
der the Act Of Congress authorizing National
Currency. approved February %, 1853.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-03-03
JlHIs E. CQOXE,

JJESN I. VVVzZI,
CHEAP FAMILY GROCER,
CORNER PITT AND PRINCE STkEEIi,
VEAS constantly on hand, Nos. !, ARD 8
Ii Maclzerel, in barrels, half barrels, and Ela'
salmon, Potomac Herring. Smoked Ha!ibut
Smoked Herring, and Smoked Beef; : so,
choice, brand Of Sugar Cured Hams fo5 's;n'Iy
use; Shoulders and Breasts, and a gene7hl As,
sortnent Of goods for family supplies CAL ahe
examine. oet
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-03-03

4 funny scene occurred in Salem, Ohio, the
other dav, A phrenologist was exhibiting his
,>o1ra.c N that pleasant little town. and after
his his" nnblc n2rformance was through and the
: :'1~ were about to 60 home, very pom
n1us and portly man insisted voclterousy upon
I,,V;ng his head telt. The operator at last con
s"ntcd, and took him BY the remaining scalp
}or5 on biz bald Uranium, and began manlpula-
,;nc him ..Colonel," said he, you have
fat head :" alter further handng,, a ilne tat
heal :" a ]ttle more lingering. 1t s the latest
head even saw !" long hesitation and con- cll7
Siderable drumming Ct the shining pate, II IL
J., d-l # don't believe it 5 all lat. \ on
shou}} have heard the shouts Of laughter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-03-03
CAPTURE OF THE RAM INDlANOl1A'
- Ill 4sllnu;an has

CAPTURE OF THE RA-H INi'i1A1' %. :.
WASHINGTON, March 2.-The following mas
been received at the Navy Department:
e. S. MISSISSIPPI SQUADRoS, rep. ~, wa wa
Memphis, March Hon. Gideon Nenes ; De-
cretary of the Navy: Sir regret to inform
Won that the Indianola has also fallen INTO the
hands of the enemy The rams Queen OF tn
West and Webb attacked her twenty-five mHeS
from here. and rammed her until sh' s'1ien-
dered. all Of which can be traced toa no'' , cl'I'-
pIiance with my instructions. / do not kno"
the particulars.
DAVID D. PORTER, Commancer