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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-11-10
REAL ESTATE.
f..85 USES %,,N
III .!!lA FOR RENT. !!gEl

LIE EOR KEN i. ill&
ues aus- on Market street letween sth and 9,h NJ,
Frame Houe IN Mechanic street below Lombard St.,
No. u, s4s uu
brick Heu'e and Lot on Lord street, third door fiom
kAlrpAd, M as sau
Bcs House on Lord street second door from Railroad
SO 90.
frame House corner of Church Taylor Streets SIS Ol
10 dn pu Tayl1r strect sd joining the above % .l
rive Bfrk Houses Of llih street near Pine Nus UJ
cog 600, 1O' ana dO9 each $4,000
Five Brick Houses l2th street near Lombard N1s
oO5 tol hu', 500 and ail, eeeh 90.
Nv" Frame Houses on hidGlrs iano. first from Stone
Tavern, each SluuU.
Frame House adiung Tho alley Sd from tavern $50 90
four Frame lien.'s adJ ming the hhuye each fiG 90
Brick House gu lnlHi and street hstws.u AicInutisv
and lEth streets, 500 UJ.
lireh House " corner " Front and Thorn sire IT,
Cottage at y w corner Of French and nh it,, 70 O g.
EOS, $1,000.
small lrir on Grange street between Third and Fourth
streets. so 90
Ice llduse yard on llu street between Market and
Orange stTests.
Two Frame Houses l2tl and Elizabeth streets. each
s92 CO. @''
Brick House hurch street between Eighth aul
Ninth streets. Ssi 10
Brick HOUSE, No "ls King street between 18th AMI
lth steelH, SluU ul
Brick House, Taylor hetween Locust ana Buttonwool
fi4O 10.
i'res House on Market street between 18th aud ilth
Hriuk saile ON lgth street between Markat and o,.,
Bfics u-y on sth street between Pine and Spruce
street $50 40. i
Briak House. roon,s well finished with IN ar,s al
land, and brick stshle, aeaf Wilmington 4 $50 O0
leuse And premises at the s. l.. conner Of Market
ard Water Streets, non In ths trnureof ilp.s L. Cox and
p" a. n, Ia'r possession On lbe ,iiii ot March next
AMY go WILLIAM Bic c-AtLLEY
iehG1 cos Market Mf.mfugtou
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-11-10
Tuih protection, fautI IN'
II work OF tie Farmers If naiAwAre, aud such
they ought to paroai1e ii. ........
Secretary and Tssasurer--EoaaAI alpGasr, ,i. y.
nhnEsE.c l.,aanaa.


Ell Wilson. Nrit3y,Tiue II lain.s brlaplsu Chri-i
nut Hdi d4tlrs Meph. samuel bA7r, De- &. splAsAbus
ana les.e snaspe minston lli.' Robert MctNir. ~
George Jau,ier, New Clstc ia uri h tlisou. len
cad T HI; John e.. CLARK. hei li1u lid; WIN. .mpr,
smyrna james II. Ru uhnis 81, Geoige- II Chiie.
4. flrmls, Peter t Ctusoy, Milford Henry Todd bo'rr
, hsrlss Tunnel, Georgetown.
AfdNis-As Well for receiving applications f1r intur
auc- ~ dues ni O. en- er-s
III Wilson, B-nudye Id, Robert McCahe, MI
Creek ll. Jaines liettpian. 'hr!ssuH lld lohu b.
v ilhau,nu. White Clay Crock HI, Curtis IS. Edison,
reucaIer IA R Lion IT h-urs-s sud App iuiEnpi uk
hundreds. Joseph dh1ih. smyrua; Janes Orippeu.
Nsw Castle Hd; Charter ". Fleming, Milford Chailt =
Tunnel. q, Gorge own. Henry iodd bower
Communications general business addressed to The
undersgned, Wilmington will receive Immediate Attrn-
ion
.a kuRGgT MdGAEs NJ d. Secretary
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-11-10
Valuable Farms for Sale.

NO l-situae In Delaware County ani state VI Penn
~ sylyanA, containing 40 aeres near the end OF CON
cord iurnpike quarter mile from said Turnpike Join
inS Alr. Reese rerkius land
No 2-stutte IA Loser eiso Of Concord Township con.
tagins 50 acres. adj ming Ar. loh Hopes And Also
20 Aeres with good laiim=s Terms r.asonahle
MN. MoCAuLLEY,
mare coz Market stfeai, WILMINGTON Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-11-10
Varnishee, Paints and ClassI

NE on-r 600 Dealers Coachnakefs ami House Paint-r
At The vefy lowest net ctsh prizes the est Coach AMI
Cabmi lerliheS' pure hhGe Ltat; Ffth hand Amer.
a mrs Chrome Green4. aud feow- Drop ana ivory
batss anu u Hss 'r,nen' Q all ti. finer tair,-sucl
g, Ne'hl h"ns ahe-. Iuh- Color, &' asa Paiut ami
Nalnsh b nshes, OF he beet is,-iasl Da7a.,d
ana FoNt' PANT Mi.ls single and IuG- thick Ga h
~ at 1eer'pions aht all NHeillt u-,l by llnuse aud
lnih Ary "'her nee from lr isc' that we Keen d. ~
"uI,,A "uI AiE,m'- z "gduefl1f uu- business prfsoile.
w Aah --oF u ht fra--ior many wear. M fp1f,c
.ur-a t,e .fa.",tS sil ly ihe itr O.. scurict We
't'l touh'.ht t'a .ur ui-e7 sic s4uG ifnut sfcr
-" 70 "ul hHi''iu'rt iu this CnuAify. We warrant
em 7" give X lie ~ ,riNu tut uli as ripr.st
the MfHtY VIII he te'ltiri tfiy. lbs ctIl i.f t,r
'1'Si"9 '"'' 81 s''''" Nts oHH 1ade D. fl. tlldt
Noe 1-6 AMI 13s North Fosr 81 ia, eofner & rlfy.
ta, fhilai, d lis,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-11-10
6O9 DIR. ], Il, CIliADLERS G09
FAMILY MEDICINES.
DN.nentic EIiNIr


RANKS Hrst among the Tonic,. Il n,lroratas md
'tfsaslhe, the s'ste H Is peculiarly adapted to per
Foi, weak aud i-itaie Institutions.
cor4u MIXTURE,
lrpuo from eirr which ha. .taad ih- lest or hld
i"r '"rnn h'" sear-, cn be ieemuleHied invalu
ae reh"'iN fog usa-i suits, Ae 1t should he hiI IN
every hou-tloid.
TilknAT b"lEtGts,
Fer Coughs. Colds Ii tiue 81 tie Ihra,. iiofr.el,s
"c sc.
nE cllANnaEWa WORM 1o2ENGEs
safe and eacrtual.
DYsPEPTIo Hills,
sel for the same puIose. as tha Elixir
aRNlC AND aallE LlNiMENT.
THIS pr p4ntan hiss le-' extensively used in Rieum.
ailsln hii Seurd-.e we'll FOR sprtu- aud Eru--
"'th the most b,neai te-us It is UNSURPASSED ~ an
external ali haiien i1' tine r.lrt of rain.
Kp'APiuAT
TIL. Hair roui,, y rouotu4 haa!tliy reiion of The
nt-s 10 the ltir
pANpEJFP ERApIcArop.
EaHetusIly remove dsndraa from the head. 81 cents
PER pint.
HAIR DEEssfyd,
For siaoothu; anl aSn; the hair.
DuPoNCps GOLDEN PILLS,
For females, 81 per box.
Wintlow's Soothing syrup, nosieitefs Biiiers, h1of
lands Bitlers Wsharts ine ibe Tar Cordial. Kittrrs
ar aud Will Cherry Syrap, Jayne's pieparauupa la
Tooth aud Hair irllNs, Combs Pocket Books, Port
6uunai-s, etc, etc. octu
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-11-10
Groceries, Wholesale and Retail
JACOB s. WELDTN

$50 RESPECTFULLY informs the ctiysp of W,lr,..
k9e H un' aud Re public generally that he b,s 5.1
kai his Old established stand At the corner of NV
LNlh aud htNu sts general assortment Of Nell ssa
ed Family Nrocsres which he will sell at thu low t
aud on lhr most reasonable terms Having Tor a nnnb
u years b"r engaged il the business he Tesnssts ~
clnilenti will give satlston q" ~ ~
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-11-10
INSTRUCTION iu tierin.n

IvlE suh'ertur VIII i,iy4 ns'ruriun u the Gertn,
iAnsuitr, ia liifaia, Ht the le.idrne.s ~ le ~
my d,,'re d. .s,'i,e.. I1e Terms " b. w.d rue-
Apif'uon may i~ iafe pi- us iy or ~ u 'riir.,ieI
awsne JOHN kuCHLR.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-11-10
WAS Tue uNLY
preparation for food from Indian Germ

IIOTUIWIIUH IUI IUUu TTUIH IHUTIW VVIH
THAT received medal nid honogth, aa1 .u fogi l,
EoAal Commissioners th- e'itipn of all prnmi-
ntnt manufacturers vi "Gern starch faul irriirt turu
Flour OF tlis aud ether c0unlros Notwithstanding.
MAIZENA,,
The food aud lGxury Of ih- ag' Wiiiou irge fault
une tiim will e nvincs the most s.. rtra Mist. rui-
dings- Cakes, Cu.ttrls, Blanc Mango &e without is-
glt.s, with few r. rast astonishing the mos.
economical slight adliinu tp erius sty whoa Flour
ffanily improves Bfead an Cake also excellent tor
ehenng sweet sauces. grtvie4 Tor iisi and meat ,uups
Sc. For lee rtean nothing can compare with II. ltur
boiled in milk Will Pioduee icl cream Tor coffee, cbucl.
late lea, &c.
Put W In pound pa kagrs under the rldt.irurl.
Maizena, with direction. ur u-e
most delicious article OF tood for children ana iur,hd.
oi all ages For ssls by Grocers and Druggist every
where
Whoisaie Depot, 1866 Fa'iaa STREET
WILLIAM DuRlEA, G,aTR IycaG
sen I5.Nm
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-11-10

a AHMONi Mills Extra, saperhns and S a. T111T =
~ kiSet other different brands Of Flour for safe
q. CHANDLER 4 SOM
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-11-10
DOE VVAITE'S
ORIGINAL OYSTER BAY,
AND ALE Vaults,
Basement of No. 237 Market Street,
~, Now open for The reception nni Accoaioda.
~ = ton Of guests, Nent neatly arranged md
j l,rnvf "a ttF
TIE ElTING UEPIPTVFNT

Is conducl-d IN first class sirll the dslicaees ana
subswnla Of t" sets" btug prlyilel and prepared
by a sbilful iRsIAUHAThrl.
Fresh aud SAT- Oyster. Tried, sewe rg-ed or ON lb
sh- rih he ma at the s4lpiu, served fminps AT
lh,lr residences Game, tlsh Fowl, Hot CofIee Bel
sieat, liam aud Figs seI we'd at ipa at all hours
L57 open until the arrival Of midnight trains
'''i'-d 'hi' JOS. q. WAITE
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-11-10
THE SCIENCE or HEALTH,
Every Man his own Physician
HO Low X'S PILLS

The laws relating To health "a tXceedu. ly sinulr
20 be within he compr hrninn OF the ulust lmi,t.!
piry Dseise iH al ehect-ihe violation 81 suu elia
pe of Hetute consequeuf, the itifarton ct itr 1--we
invariably punished with pain aud AlHeinA. ltUr
writer's classify the nudsIhnl uldtr iva, l,ta
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-11-10

DONE IN THE BEST NSN MT
DONE IN THE BEST MANsEi
60 TO THE IqJREAL 4 STATESMAN OFFtc.
90 70 THE JoUNNAL 4 STATESMAN OFFiCE
80 70 the JOURNAL a &srATEsMAN oFFIoE,
$, Z. CORNER FIFTH AND MARKET srRFPre
= +. COkN2R FIFTH AND MAVKF'r sr5FErs C.
D. seRNER PETH AND MAIKEr STREETS
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-07-03
Vallandigham.

The Chattanooga Rebel, at the close of a
fervent and sympathizeing address to the De-
mocratic candidate for Governor of Ohio,
with whom its editor had just enjoyed friend
Iy conference, says
"God speed you, Vallandigham, on your
mission of Peace; and may your eyes be opened
should your power be equal to your vision, to
this grand fact, that we can never have Peace
without Disunion.'
IfVA., suggests the New York Tribune,
is an honest man, he viii tell the people of
Ohio, on his return via Nassau, by JEFF. DA-
vIs' connivance, from his sojourn in Dixie,
that the rebels will make no peace on any
other than Disunion basis, and that such has
been their demonstration from the start. He
will then ask them, in voting for him as their
next Governor, TO vote for such a peace as
the rebels are ready to make, and thus render
the issus Simple aud clear. If he does this,
though we must deprecate his election, we
shall consider him entitled to a respect and
esteem which no other Democratic candidate
but Thomas II. SEYMOUR has merited
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-07-03
Drain Tile.
HARDWARE.
C. D. POTTER & CO.
TTAvE NOW IN STORE THE LARGEST AND MOST
III complete assortment Of
American and Foreign Hardware


yer offered in this market, consisting in part of
20 Tons Rolled, Hammered and Swedes iroh;
Naylor.s Cast E. B. Germain, A. B. spring, steel;
Ton T. Y. +. and American Nail Rod
Wagon, Buggy, Sulky and Seat Springs, Of Eastern
and Pittsburg Manufacture;
Axen Vices Anvils, Bellows, &c. Coil ChalnA 10
and 7-I6; Log Halter and Breast Chains; Cow Ties
Pump Chain and Tube, Bolts, Nuts, Washers, &c-
200 Boxes frs quality Glass; from 5x9 TO 3OX4O (any
size order) Sash, Doors and Blinds furnished
a manufactures prices;
Paiuts--whte and Red Lead in oil and dry, French
ZInc White Litharage, VenItian Red, Whiting, &c.
Turpentine Linseed Oil and Putty;
Brushes-Pant, Varnish Whitewash5 Horse and Shoe,
Feather busters;
200 dozen Greenwood Butts 100 doz. Wrought Broad
Narrow Table and Brass Butts; Palmer's Blind and
Greedwood's Congress Butts; Blind Fastenlngs and
Sash Locks; cord GiIblet pointed Screws
TAB e @ U T L E r Y.
c. D. P & Co. would respectfully calIthe attention
hOuseepers and others to their stock fTableCutery
consisting of Ivory Balanced Handles, Buffalo Horn
Cocoa and common Handles, with and tined Stee
Forks Ivory and Cocoa handled Carvers;
80 doz. Pocket Cutlery, 75 different varieties
American and EngIish Shears and Scissors
Axes-Robert's, Whites Hunts, Simmond's, Brooks
Brothers. Broad Axes, Hunts and simmond's Bench,
Sainge and Lathng Hatchets;
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Carpenters, G. S. and common
Btts-Clark's Graduated, Churchlls, Hammer Twist,
L'Hommedieu's and common.
Chisels-C S. Socket Mortise, PAIRING and Farmer
Sa7s-Lea and Leavit's Mulay and Sash, English and
American Cut, Shepherd Irving's, Spear Jack
sens, and other makes hand PANEL, Rip, Tenon anu
Compass Saws
Bench Planes, PIumbs, Levels, &c.
Handles>Saw, Plane, Augur, Chisel, Pick,
Gate hinges, Substituting and common 10OoStrap and
joint hinges Wrought Rasps and Staples Gate Latches
Whips Whip Iashes and Hide Whips Patent md Enaln-
eled Leather; Emameled Carriage Cloths Oil Table
Cloths and Oil Carpet; Saddlery and Harness Trim
mings Shoe Kit, good assortment Bird Cage
other articles, to which the attention of the public
respect lllY invited aug, 20, 's
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-07-03

NoRroN. citizens of Norton
have recently put a new beautiful
bellfry on the Methodist Episcopal
Church in their village, and hung a
good bell IN it, and painted it up in
fine style. The house will be re-
opened for divine service on Sabbath
18th inst. The sermon viii be
preached and services conducted by
Rev. AMOS WILSON, of Marysville.
This is commendable in the citi-
zens of that village. 1t adds to the
reputation and moral tone as well
as the convenience of any place to
have a nice church and good BELL
We hope others viii follow their ex-
ample.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-07-03

The last number of the Bellefon
tain Republican contains the follow
ing fiattering notice of Rev. T. H.
WILSON, one of our citizens:
Rev Thomas H. Wilson preached an excel
lent sermon in the NJ. E. Church on Sunday
evening. The high reputation of the speaker
drew cut crowded audience, and all listened
with intense and delighted interest till the close
of the discourse. He has strong sonorous
and at the same time very pleasant, mellow
and musical voice, and his articulation is un
commonly clear and distinct 1t has been our
good fortune to hear Mr., Wilson on numer
GUS occasions during the past four or five years
but we do not remember to have ever heard
him spaek with such power and effect as on the
occasion above referred to, We hope to be
privileged to hear him again and often.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-07-03
g HFaP-QgAETEas conr4sr B. Il. c, el

"a HEADQUARTERS COMPANY B. r.. c. G-l
Regiment, O. Y. Camp Beverly, Va
July -, 1851
Dr. c " Ros4eE, Cincinnati. Ohio; Dear Sir: We re-
celyed your long wished Tor and welcome Remedies a
lew days and hasten return you unanimous
presslon IN regard our high opinion Of the same.
We have used them with great benefit in our compa-
ny and heartily attest the public opinion Of their
great benehts- In cases, especially where there
have been many great changes a. from the civilian
in daily routine home the exposed hab
its OF active soldiers strange and unnatural
try do We most appreciate the merits Of such heaven
sent vaiues yours To all those in position do
we most emphaticaliy recommend your remedies, be-
ing assured from experience, that they will be very
welcome ConpanioB JOSEPH \. ANDREWS,
Capt. Co. B, Sixth Reg O. Y.
GSigned:1
James Semqle, 1st Sergeant, Company B.
tlaries h Foster, I'd Sergeant,
Charles B. Russell: Isr Lieut.. Co. 3. 9th Reg O. Y.
Ihos- 5 ROyse, ID Lieut. q
E. 3. Warren. Sd Seargt - q
stephen Thayer, 4th Seargt
Samuel D. scho0ley, Conmissary-
Corporal Chaz- y. Foley,
Corporal John " Taylor.
Corporal Edward BulJmlu
Corporal Carlton c. Cable
Together with 90 pTivates-a unanimous expression
being given
For sale at No 8, East Fourth street, and by Drug
gists every where
The special attention Of Suffers icited this
being the best article for complaints ncIdent Camp
Life Feb Il 62-eom6m
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-07-03

ABOUT THE DRAFT.-The mode of conduct
ing the contemplated draft win be very differ
ent from that followed last year. Every
body within the required age will be enrolled,
without respect to physical disability. No
claim for exemption will be entertained before
the draft has been made. When the requisi-
stion on Ohio is made, fifty per cent will be
added TO the number called for, to allow for
persons that may have to be exempted. As
soon as possible after the drawing has taken
place, notices will be sent to the drafted men,
notifying them to appear within ten days aud
be examined. If, on examination, they should
be found unfit for service, they will receive
their certificates of dis charge. but if decided to
be fit for duty, the conscript will be taken i'm
mediately to another room. his civilians clothes
exchanged for uniforms, and as soon "a squad
is collected, will be marched over to camp
Those, therefore, who may be drafted, aud who
are not certain TO be exempted on the ground
| of physical disability will have to settle their
affairs before going before tie examiners, as
there will be no time granted for such matters
afterwards.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-07-03
"a Twenty-One Years Ago.

Mr.. c. G. BRISTOL, dstingu guished Chemist and Drug
gst of the city OF Buffalo, N. Y
tured compound known Brisiots BGlsaal Of Hoar-
hourd which is perfect SPECIFIC for coUGHs COLDS
any BRONCHIAL DIFFICULTIES arising from damp
cold, or sudden change OF the weather,
Every person who has taken BRIsToL's BAusAM
HoARnOUNB, pronounces the best article ever R-
vented; and justly celebrated has 1t become that
the market is already u OF mutations counterfoits,
and most dangerous compounds under the Of Bal
sam of Hourhound. Therefore, always be careful to
call for Bristos BaIsam and that his sig
nature is on the outside label Of the bottle
MAEK.-rhis invaluable Mediocre has been now some
twentyone years before the public, and without any
effort the part of the proprietor its sale las become
very extensive, and is daily increasing. The low price
at which the Medicine sold US CENrs) enables ALL to
partake Of its healing qualities.
C. CROSBY, BUFFALO, N. Y.
Sole manufacturer, to whom orders snould be ad
dressed. For sale by all respectable Druggists.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-07-03

DIR. JACKsoN.-Th distinguished
Physician, who has visited our town
at stated periods for several years,
and has successfully treated many
patients, will make his next regular
visit on Tuesday, 14th inst, during
which day he may be found at the
American. We extract from his
circular as follows:
DIR. jackson is now 40 years of
age and has spent large portion of
his lifeto prepare himself to treat
successfully the sick. He has devot-
ed the last four years exclusively to
the treatment of chronic diseases in
Western New York, Western Penn
sylvania and Eastern Ohio-with
what success he is willing that the
thousands of cases he has treated in
that time should testify.
If you wish references to those
cases, their names (all that am at
liberty to refer toy and places of
residence will be freely given. In
regard to the mode of examination,
| wish to state that it is not by
means of Clairvoyance or Spiritual
ism, or any other supernatural en-
dowment that | am enabled to de-
tect disease, but by an intimate
knowledge of the human system and
its mode of action in health and dis
ease.
Those wishing to consult by let
ter should direct to me as Erie, Erie
Co., Pa, Lock Box 30 or to care OF
Hotel at such places as [ have pub
lished appointments.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-07-03

ALEX. DUNLAP.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-07-03

ONO WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
This pleasant summer resort is in
full blast, under the immediate SUI
pervision of the proprietor, ANDREW
WILSON, Jr., who, it is needless to
say, is admirably calculated to give
satisfaction in conducting an estab-
lishment Of this kind; and with the
aid of his popular and experienced
assistants, DR.. SWEENEY and Jos. NJ.
CULBERsToN, the public need no as
surance that the White Sulphur
will be found all that could be desir-
ed as regards fare and attention to
the comfort of guests. Extensive
arrangements have been made for
celebrating the 4th, and to such of
our citizens as propose leaving town
we would commend as the most
pleasant and profitable disposition
they can make of the day a trip to
the Springs.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-07-03

By an act passed by the Ohio
Legislature at It's last session, it is
made incumbent upon the militia Of
this State, to meet at their several
places of holding elections, for the
purpose of choosing company Off
GERS for their respective military
districts, on the first Saturday Of
July, being the 4th. It is highly
important that this matter should be
attended to at the specified time
Those entitled to vote for said Off
GERS are expected to meet at their
places of holding elections between
the hours of one and five o'clock on
the day specified. See notice of the
Township Trustees, in our advertis-
ing columns.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-07-03

The following, from the Rome IN. "
Sentinel, shows what is expected of Valandig-
ham in case he is elected
Things are working to head in Ohio
1t is as certain as any future event can be,
that if the people are not allowed to have a
free canvass and fair election, they will rise
against the Abolition despotisn which denies
those rights; but If they have these Vallaudig
ham will be elected. And if elected, he will
be inaugurated What next He will not
commission another officer of Ohio to prose-
cute this unconstitutional war, nor will he
suffer the militia of that State, Of which he is
commander-in Chief, to be dragged away
from the State without their and his consent.
If Lincoln acquesees in this, his war viii be
at an end; if he tries to thwart it, he will have
another sovereign State to "Subjugate."
Had the gallant Thomas Seymour been e
lected in Connecticut, this plain, practical is
sue would have been brought to trial there
and then, Perhaps it is better as it is, that
the trial was delayed, and transferred from
Connecticut to Ohio.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-07-03

The appeal issued by the Cover.
nor Monday, founded upon a dis
patch from Gen. Burnside announc.
ing that the danger of a rebel incur
sion into our State is imminent, had
the effect of thoroughly arousing
our people to a sense of their dan.
ger and the necessity Of adopting
precautionary measures. The Mill
tary Committee issued call for a
meeting at Templar Hall at 8 O'Clock,
which was responded to by a very
large concourse of people, most of
our business men closing their stores,
&C., to afford an opportunity for a
full attendance. Patriotic speeches
were made by several gentlemen,
and various suggestions made, but it
being universally conceded that a
determination to proceed at once to
drilling was the most efficient action
that could be taken, the meeting adj
journed to meet on the parade
ground at Z o'clock, at which time a
number of companies and squads
were formed, and the work of ac-
quiring knowledge of military
movements, is being vigorously
prosecuted, every evening under
competent instructors.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-07-03

a. THOMSON, T
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-07-03

Last Saturday evening collision
occurred at the south end of the
Curve on the @. G. & G. Railroad
between the accommodation passen-
ger train going south and the
through freight going north. Con
siderable damage was done to the
freight train and some property de-
stroyed; but no person on either
train was seriously injured. Acct
dents are of very rare occurrence on
this road.