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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-07-29
Don't be DRAFTED!
ONE HUNDRED voLUNTEERs WANTED.

nIHE UNDERSIGNED HAS BEEN AUTHORIZED BY
4 the Governor to raise a Company of Infantry, un-
der the Presidents last call Recruits accepted for one
two and three years. and will receive from the Gov
and local authorities bountes Of $S00 for
year, $4OO for two years. and $500 for three years
the quota of Delaware county not raised by yolun
teering by the 9th of September next draft for the
defcie ency will Immediately take place. Drafted men
receive bounty. ~ Lieut. J. r. BASSIGER, I
July 29 1864. .. f-..f Recruiting Officer.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-07-29
Ne1tt advertisements.

r IT WOULD BE GREAT ACCOMMODATION TO
Us IF OUR ADVERTISERS WOUlDSEND IN LIE LAEtH =
FAvORS AS EARLY INsTHE WEEK AS WEDNESDAY
NOON
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-07-29
HOW The SnurH SELL.

The Atlanta (Ga.,) Register exhorts the
copperheads of the North to persist in their
hostility to the Government. 1t says "the no
bic band of patriots" led by ex-President
Pierce, Seymour, of Connecticut, Wood, and
the Ohio advocate of arson and murder, "are
doing us indirect service. They are worthy
of our (rebeD respect and sympathy We
confess our faith in their political principles.
We confess our confidence, that eventually
these men (copperheads) will see the whole
truth, and embrace all its conclusions" And
the Register concludes:
I'VE can gain nothing by denouncing them.
We may lose much by presenting hostile front
to their peace movements. Live with them
under the same government we never will
But in the meanwhile, if they 1OiH use the
baLot-6ar against Mr.. Lincoln, uohle lce use
the cartridge boz, each side lOiu be a helper to
the other, and both cooperate an accomplishing g
the great 1yorE lchic4 the country and this con-
tinert hGUe 10itneSSed."
We commend the above extract to our Dem
ocratic readers, and ask them how they like
to do the dirty work for the Southern nabobs.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-07-29
Rebel Raid Diminished Down to Small PropO

tons.
New YORK, July 27.-The Times Balti-
more correspondent says: No apprehension
seems to be entertained that the rebels will
demonstrate towards Washington or Balti-
more this time.
Gen. Crook says the force which attacked
him near Winchester, Sunday, was greatly su-
perior to his; they showed a front of four
miles, overlapping him on both wings, and
could easily have enveloped him if he had not
retreated.
1t is feared Col. Mulligan is killed, but re-
ports Of the capture or death of Crock or Av-
Grill are unfounded.
BALTIMORE, July 27.--The American to-
day says: There is no confirmation of the re-
port that the rebels had re-entered Maryland
by way of Sharpsburg or Shepardstown 1t
is hardly possible that Early will come in this
direction, as be must be aware that be will en-
counter very different troops from the thin and
broken down columns of Hunter.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-07-29
Hood Reported Killed His Army Terribly Pun
ished on the 22d.


LOUISVILLE, July 27.-Information received
from an officer at the front says that in two
battles in front of Atlanta, we have destroy
ed the hetter portion of the enemy's TWO best
corps.
All prisoners captured on the 22d and 23d,
unite in saying that the rebel Gen. Hood was
killed on the 22d
ROsseau Rides and Raids Like the Destroying
Angel.
Maj Gen. Rosseau and staff arrived last
night from Marietta. His raid was the most
successful of any during the war. His total
loss was five killed. thirteen wounded.
He captured and parolled 2,90G rebels,
killed and wounded 200, also captured 800
horses and mules, and about the same num-
Der of contrabands, destroying thirty-one
miles of railroad, great quantities of stores,
cotton, &C. Thirteen railroad depots at points
on ;he Atlanta and Montgomery Railroad
were destroyed
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-07-29
New Music Book for Sab
bath Schools.

TIHE SABBATH SCHOOL TRUMPET. A collection of
! Hymns and Tunee, chRnts aud Ant hems, append
ed TO which is juvenile CantAtA entitled "TiE Or
lGlN. OF THE SEASONS p for the use OF Sabbath
Schools By W, .. ana ~ s Perkins. SpeciRsan cop
les OF this new aud excellent book for Sabbath Schools
will be sent postpaid, for 20 cts, OLIVER DITSoN
Co. Publishers, 2T7 Washington Street, Boston jy2a
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-07-29
SPLENDID STOCK OF
SEASoNABLE GOODS
TO BEsoLD OFF II 40 DAYS, AT REDUCED PRICES.

TN order to be prepared for any event that may hap
Il pen after the 5th of September next we
have concluded to reduce immense stock OF Sum
Dress Goods, SLawls Cloaks Millinery Goods sc.
by Offering extra inducements to purchasers
Bargains to be had that refreshing, and 1t
will pay you to and invest, Remember the place
the Gid Corner. Positively, ..rE
Delaware, July %, '64 j, H. MENDENHALL.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-07-29
LATEST DISPATCHES.

Rebels About Harper's Ferry-A ROarback.
PHILADELPHIA, July 26.-The Bulletin has
the following special dispatch dated Washing
ton July q, 2. M:
a gentleman who has just arrived here, in
forms me that Harper's Ferry has been evac.
uated by our forces, and the rebels have their
line of skirmishers out about four miles dis
tant from that place. He cannot give me an
estimate, but states that they are in large
force.
He also informs me that there was more or
less fighting on Sunday between Martinsburg
and Williamsport, and that our forces tell back
sulleuly and reluctantly.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-07-29
Sheriff Sale.

Mary J. GilbTeath and pY virtue of an order Of
Joseph S. Gilbreath - sale t. directed from
VS.. the Court of Common Pleas
Matilda Sheak, ct. al. of Delaware county Ohio
shall offer at public sale the the Court Room
in Delaware,
Thursday, September Ist, 1864,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock a. m and4 O'Clock H.
m the following described Real Estate: Situate in
Delaware county, Ohio tOwit; One hundred acres Of
land, being part of Lot number the Section of
the Sd Township in the nth Range United States NIL
itary Lands, being the part OF said lot No. which
aid eff to ThOs P. Armstrong, at the east end OF
said lot by the Commissioners appointed by the Su-
pFee Court Of the State Of Ohio partition of
the Real Estate of John Armstrong, deceased and
by them estimated to contain 26l acres, The said
acres to be taken of OF the south side the
of as aforesaid to Thos. p. Armstrong extending
whole length thereof and of such width will
tam the quantity of 100 by line parallel with
the south line CT said lot Also the following describ
ed tra-t: Situate in Range IL, Township s, Section g.
and south west part OF Lot No. TO- Of the United States
Military Lands in Delaware county, Ohio and bounded
as follows: commencing At the south west Of
said lot on John Nuts north line; thence with
said line TO the center of Gahanah Creek; thence north
and north west with the said creek taking in
the meanderings, to John c. Nuts south line; thence
west with said line TO tho north west corner OF said
ot thence ssnth to the place beginning-con
q acres, more or less. Appraised at $5445.
B. c. WATERS, Sheriff D. C. 0.
July %, 1S64-Sw. SS,39E
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-07-29

CHERMAN's Is the best Iron ClathOs wringor in the
- market.
July 30, 1854 @. d. POTTER CO., Agents q
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-07-29
The all 5Whitad Rnbbera Roller
MONITOR CLOTHES WRTNGER.

This 10 the ost durable, st simply SOnStruetOd
and the most o o snrsnt. Wringsr yet bn0ught be-
70 re the public. this has eoES to make II run
hard, TO destroy the rollers grind OF yOaT finger
nails. Has a Wooden frame and will not break BY
falling. Has all white rollers and no black TubbsFS
with thin White covering. This WringsE was awaEd-
. d Silver Metal at the New York state Fair for
1862 over the Dc ston Univsrsal, with cog wheels,
Arri don's, New World, Putnam'ss and host OF
Others, cluding all alvanized pot metal famed
al places, and do it again. The rollers
ten eheS long. and the CI0thSs are carried OvSs
into haskest without falling down into the waSh
tub 20 ching IhS hops the "a b. Call and
them. .-... -.r--..-s..... T.. C.. d. POTTER 4 co.
July %, 1854 ,.5. n tf IS III s.--4
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-07-29
Desirable TOwvn Property for

l37 sas.,.- ar Il, Sales r4a -ALT
49, FIHE Subscriber, being dsEirous Of NOV
Hi i ing WeAt, will sell his House and Lot sit
sil uated on the nOrtn- west corner OF Winter and
FRANKLIN Streets
For further Particulars. .calI9at my .Fe4idshce.
Delaware, Juiy %, '64-5t 'pd c-@~@ e II. LEE.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-07-29

LIVERY family should have a Clothes WriBRer. The
IA best are kept by aaa' Is s9~sa .a..
July %, 1854 C. d. POTTER co.
TT is estimated that by late rebel raiddn "My
Maryland - the citizens lost several thousand Of the
SHERMAN and MONITOR CLOTHES WRINGERS. Vie
sincerely sympathiZe with them in this their bereaVe.
ment as know the value Of them; and the Man
ufacturers already behind with their orders, they
may without them awhile, We
large Of them other day al C. D POTTER CO. =
ordered before the raid TfL -ts july 2P5 5y1sS4
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-07-29

For President Of the United States,
ARRARAM LINCOLN
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1864-06-18
GOODS FOR NEW MEXICO.
GILL & BROTHER,
g5 Main St. Saint Louis Mo-,

Established for nearly twenty years, offer to their OLD
customers in the Territory anil to tho merchants Of Now
Mexico generally, an immense stock d
White Brown linen shirts
Fancy e lIars3llcs bosom shirts,
Grey blue flannel shirts,
Fancy Cashmere Flannel shirts,
Check S'll,ckory Shirts,
Iise Thread, Cotton & Wo,1u under Shirts,
Drilling, Canton Woocn Drawers,
Knit WOoen Jackets,
Heavy Duck orsrna
Buck Gloves q Gauntc',
Cotton Country Knit Socks,
sasgcnders India Rubber Goods
slG X Cotton Han lkcrohicis,
Lldlcs Cloves s. lI,He.y,
Hair Sets, Bolts -t
Combs. Notions and Fancy Goods Gen ad.y,
AlorIcrs entrusted !oUlr hu,h Nll baye prour. ra1
slAttrnton Close buyers Visiting st, Louis o'e U|u' 20
call anlcxminc our Goods ba'ro hlN -1H they We1
bought for csh early iae saagonan wl ba soil 10 low
. ic's. nae, . rpa,rptp
NO--23n
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1864-06-18

reacied Ne Conino Caves. w9oI waterapd
grass IN abundance.
Jany I2tb Left rgmp alta o'joc; 4 NJ
and Travelled abont cir0,con mllps 10 An.
teton, Spr'ugs over yo,v ,opoh nnd
rocky roaI:wo.a water and Grass
Jaoy 18Th Remainel in oonn 10 shoe
mules and rc9ai,. wagons
,Jagy IHb LarI c.m, at I2N and fr,v.
o'cl about eigag miles over a nrcttv rood
roal, but anita yoc.y IN nhoa. ami ma1o a
dry camp; Grass ani wool.
Jaay 18TH LET. camp at c A. NJ. and
travelled about .om miles and reached
Volunteer Springs; plenty of wood water
and grass, lue road was pretty good
Having heard that The roa. became more
rocky from this point, we remained at this
place lae rest Of the day in order to shoe
our unsIod stock.
Jauy. 18Th left camp atl F. n. and
Travelled about nine miles. the first four
miles quite hi.ly and rocky, the last five
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-02-06
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