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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-20

Total national loss from Chattanooga
to Atlanta, 81, 800
In the above 10 embraced tue cavalry losses.
Including the loss CT portions OF Stoneman's
aud MeCook's forces around Atlanta, which has
been reduced TO less than 1000. Our loss in
cannon was hfteeu-ten q. the battle OF the 22d
Uf July, three taken from stouemIn, and two
abandoned by McCOok. Our lJss IN coiors il far
inferior TO the enemy's
We have lost two general officers killed-Ma-
Phcrson aud llarker-aul six wounded. four of
whom have returned to duty. Gresham lost A
leg, Which was shot through the body. Both
are doing well. Johnston, Fitzpatrick and Man
sou have returned and Dodge will return in n
few days Several other general officers were
slightly injured at various times, but did NOT
leave the field.
The REBEL Lossgs-Up to the battle Of
Pesch-tree Creek. with tho exception of the
series Of fights near Dallas, our losses exceeded
that Of tue rebels, us general thing. II il fair
to believe, however, that in all skirmishcs the
losses upon both sides were about the same
Therefore will add up the list Of our losses in
what may be termed the skirmishes from Chat
'anooga to Atlanta, and credit like amount to
the rebels:
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-20

u. SMiTilERs Esq, in his honest and hearty
support OF the Government in its endeayors
to put down rebellion and treason.
IL. Resolved, That the course pursued bv
the majority of the Legislature of this State
in their prodigal expenditure OF the public
money Tor the promotion of partizan ends
in their efforts to impede the enlistment of
troops, by refusing bounties TO volunteers.
and Offering premiums to prevent volunteer
lng-in Withholding bounties from men of
color who might otherwise have been cred
tied to our qnota Of troops, but who were
arlveh 10 other States by the unfrendly
,eelsIullohi Whlch now imposes n heavier
burden upon our white citizeus-in thei
refusal 10 contribute ANYTHING or 10 am.
power the city of Wilmington 10 rinse means
to donate assistance to the families of onr
soldlers-in their refusal to pass resolutions
of thanks to the officers and soldiers al this
State who are perilling their lives in our
and their defence-in their refusal to tender
resolutions OF sympathy to the friends Of
the iallen, Or to make the small appropria-
ton required to provide resting place fol
our gallant dead at Gettysburg, and in tbei,
general exhibition ofmalignity towards and
a'deslre to embarrass the government de-
serve the hearty reprobation of the people
ana tne brand of infamy which will ever dis
/ tluBulon tneln.
After the transaction of some minor bust.
ness, the Convention proceeded to ballot for
Representative in Congress, with the follow.
Ing result:
Hon. N. B. Smithers, g,
Col. Edwin Wilmer, Al
Scattering,
The Presidential Electors chosen ar,
Daniel COrbit, of New Castle county, Jane
r. Clements, of Kent county, and John G
Hazard, of Sussex county.
John Clark Esq, DR.. Isaac Jump an,
Dr. Waitman Jones were appointed to wal
upon Mr.. Smithers and notify him of hi
nomination. In few minutes the nomine,
appeared and accepted the nomination in n,
eloquent and able speech,
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Order of Publication.
THE STATEoFKANSAS

ne Oldl n hANSAO, ,,fr.s.g-s . ~.
Marshall COUNTY. ''' 49, -
In the District Court Of the Second Judicial Dis
trict of the State Of Kansas sitting in said
Marshall county, with others attached for
judicial purpose
Oramel Griffin, Plaintiff; We Charles R. Deming,
George G. Pierce, Ruth Noteware,:: Silas Iran
sue, Thomas W. Waterson, John c. Burnett
Dickson Wykof, and James Parsons, De-
Charles r. Deming,, George G. Pierce, Ruth
Noteware, John G. Burnell, Dickson Wykof
and James Parsons, will take notice that the
said Oramel Griffin, plaintiff, of Allegheny
county, in the State Of New York, did on the
l7th day of March, A. d. 1864 file his petition
in the District Court of the Second Judicial
District of the STATE of Kansas sitting in and
for the county of Marshall with Washington,
Shirley, and Republic counties attached for ju-
dicial purposes, against the said Charles R.
ceming. George G. Pierce Ruth Noteware, Slas
Transue, Thomas ~ Waterson John G. Bur-
nell Dickson Wykof, and James Parsons, set
ting forth that the said Charles r. Deming one
of said defendants, executed and dehverel
mortgage to the said Oramel Griffin on the south
half of the northwest quarter, an the north
halfof the southwes' quarter of section twenty
nine (29l, in township number two ~, south of
range number seven u. east OF the sixth prin-
cipal meridian, stuate in the said county Of
Marshall. Stare OF Kansas to secure the pay
nent Of the sum of two hundred dollars 5000,
according to a certain note referred to in said
mortgage dated March Dist, AID. 1860 payable
in twelve months after the date thereof With
interest at the rate Of four per cent per month
a,ier maturity, to wit; the 2lst of. March A. D.
1861. The petition further shows that George
G. Pie ce, Ruth Noteware, Silas Transue, Thomas
w. Waterson, John C Burnell, Dickson Wy
koff, and James Parsons, claim to have some
interest in said mortgaged premises. The said
Charles R. DENIM g. George G. Pierce, Ruth Note
ware, John C. Burneli, Dickson Wykof, and
James Parsons, are further rotifed that they are
required to appear and demur or answer the
said pes; tion on o. before the 90 day of May,
A. D. 1864, said petit on viii be taken as con-
fessed, and judgmen. rendered accordingly. and
ihe said land decreed to be sold to satisfy the
same, and the said defendants barred of all equ;
ty OF redemption therein.
ORAMEL GRIFFIN,
BY Brumbaugh s. Bollinger,
Elmore 4 Martin, his Attorneys.
Dated March ! 9TH. 1S64-5l-It
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The weather-that everlasting SUI Jet
for poets. novelwriters parlor conversation,
naighborly chat, and newspaper items-is again
prominently before What would we do
without the weather. 1t is doubtful whether
the world would wag on its way without some
sort of weather any better than flock of sheep
without bell-wether. The all-sorts Of weather
Of the past fortnight has made US wish for la
belle weather of gentle May.
Come May thou lovely lingerer,
And deck the groves again;
And let thy slvery streamlets
Meander through the plain.
We long once more to gather
The howerets fresh and fair:
Sweet May once more to wander
And breathe thy balmy air.
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John ONeiIl and Sarah Melinda O'Neill, non
residents Of the State of Kansas, will take no.
tice that Gustavus Kutter. of the county of New
York and State of New York, did on the 10th
day of March. A. D. 1864, fIe his petition in
the Second Judicial District Cour. of the State of
Kansas, sitting within ard for Marshall county
with Washington, Shis'sy and Republic counties
in said State attached for Judicial purposes
against the said John q Neill and Sarah Melnda
O>Neill, setting forth that the said John ONeill
aud Sarah Melinda o. e;il gave certain mort
gage to the said Gustavus Katter on the south
west quarter of section number fourteen IA,
in township number four AZ, south of range
number six (6), east of the sixth principal meri-
dian, in said Marshall county, Kansas, to secure
the pa .fment Of oneh,ndred and fifty dollars to-
gether wit the.interest thereon, according to the
tenor and effect of the no'e referred to in said
mortgage and that the said John O'Neill has
failed to Icy the the taxes and assessments levi
ed on said premises for the years 1861, 1862 and
1868, and that said land was sold TO satisfy said
taxes and assessments and that said Sarah Me-
linda ONeill claims some interest in said land;
and q ing judgment az sinst the said John o.
NELL for the sum OF one hundred and fifty dol
lars, together with interess thereon from the
3rd day of August, A. d. 1851 at the rate of
twenty per cent. per a1num until paid, the sum
of thirty-,wo doltsrs, amount of redemption
money, and The further sum OF fifty dollars dam.
ages for the foreclosure OF said mortgage and
that the above described premises be ordered to
be appraised and sold according TO law to pay
the same. The said defendants, John ONeill
ard Sarah Melinda ONeill, are notified to ap-
pear and answer said petition On or before the
Goth day of May, A. D. 1864, or Judgment will
be taken by default
BRUMBAUGH s. BOLLINGER,
Plaintiff Attorneys.
Dated March 18th lS64.-5l-7t
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Order OF Publication.

Francis VI. Abbott, non resident of the State
Of Kansas will take ice that Hawk ms Judd
did on the l4th day of March. \ d. 1864, file
his petition in the Second Judicial District.Court
OF The stat" Of Kansas, sitting within and for Mar
shall county, with Wash ngton, Shirley and Re-
pubic counties in said state of Kansas. attached
for judicial purposes, against the said Francis
Nj. Abbott, setting forth that the said Fra,cis
N. abbott gave mortgage TO the said Hawkins
Judd. on the southwest quarter Of section four,
in township four south of range six, east of the
sixth principal meridian, being and situate in
said Marshal county and State of Kansas, to Sc
cure the payment of one hundred and ninety
six dollars together with the interest thereon,
according to he tenor ard effect of the note re-
ferred 10 in said mortgage and praying judg-
ment against the said Francis NJ. Abbott for
the sum of one hundred and ninety six dollars,
with interest tVereon from the 18th day of July,
A. D. 1861 az the Fate of twenty per cent. per
amman until paid, and for the further sum of
fifty dollars attorney fees for the foreclosure Of
said mortgage, and that the above described
premises be ordered to be appraised and sold ac-
cofding to law 10 pay the same. The said defen-
dant. Francis NJ. Abbott is notified that he is re-
quired to appear and answer said petition on or
before the 2ath day of May, A. D. 1864, or judg-
ment will be taken by default
BRUMBAUGH BOLLINGER,
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
The state of Kansas. ounty of Marshall.

The State OF Kansas 'ounty of Marshall.
Orwell C.. Iorr, vs. d d WhteS Go
By virtue ola Nend hearing date February 19th A D.
1851 directed and delivered issued in the above
titled of the District Court If the Second Judi
cia District o the State of Kansas, sitting within and for
Marshall county VIII,
On Tuesday, the 18th day of March, \. d. 1854,
between the hours OF I6 o'clock " and c'clnck VI of
said day the Court House door in Nsrysvile Marshall
county kansas o'r al Public sale 10 the highest bidder
for Cash. he owing described real wit Lot nine
(9 In block a. Tot five in block %. lot
% in block %, Tot two ~ in block eight tS lot
@ in block eleven a. lot ) in block fourteen
IA LOT three ~ in block fourteen 20 lot five 81 block
rwenyseven q lot fcur4 in blocS thirtyfur ~ lot
% in block forty t42 lot six ) in block fy-iwo (5
lot three 80 in block fifty ave 55 lot nine g in block
hundred and eleven III lying and being situated in the
of Palmetto in the corporate limits Of the city Of
Marysve Marshall county, State Of Kansas ard he fol-
lowing lands in the town Of Marysvlie proper wit lot
five slim oci nineteen 1871 lot four 4 in block ry-egat
+ all lying and being situated Marshall county State
Of Kansas.
Said property to be sold by satisfy the above veadi
and osts.
Given under my hand this 25th day Of February A. D.
ls6i- JAMES GRAY. sheriff
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Order Of Publication.

David Dealy and Elizabeth Dealy, Angus
tus Green and Marcia II. Green non resi-
dents of the State of Kanses, will take notice
that Gustavus Kutter, of the county of New
York and State of New York did on the 10th
day of March, A. D. 1864, file his petition ia the
Second Judicial District Court OF the State Of
Kansas sitting within and for Marshall countv
with Washington, Shirley and Republic coun-
ties, in sad State, attached for Judicial purpos s.
against the said David DcaIy, Elizabeth Dealy,
Jackson Taylor. Julia Taylaf, augustus Green,
Marcia Il. Green, Wo diord Ready, phehe Rec
dy, George W Reedy, and America kegdy, de-
fendents, setting forth that the SAID David Des-
" and Elizabeth Dealy gave mortgage to the
plaiIiG 6Istas rs Kuttcr or the FLOWING tract
of land lying and being in said Marshall coun-
~, kanses, described as follows, to wit; The
northeast quarter of section number six g., in
township four a., South of range seven J, east
OF the sixth principal meridian 10 secure the pay
ment of one hundred and fifty dollars, tog, her
with the interest thereon according to the tenor
and effect of the note referred to in the said
age-tbat he said David Dealy has failed
to pay the taxes assessed en- said tact of land
for the years 4. D 1861, 1882, aud 1868, that
said land was sold to satisfy said taxes, aad
that the SAID jackson Taylor, Ju ia Taylor, Au-
gustus Green, Marcia H. Green, Woodford
Reedy, Fhebe Reedy, George ". Reedy, and
America Reefy, elsim some interest in said
tract of land underline said David pealy and
Eiizabeth Dealy, and praying judgment against
The said David Dealy for the sum of one hundred
ana fifty dollars, with Interest thereon from the
5rd day of August, d. 1861 at the rate of
twenty per cent. per annum until paid, the sum
of fifty dollars am0un; of redemption money,
and the furt her sum of fifty dollars damages for
The foreclosure OF said mortgage, and that the
above described tract Of land be ordered II be
appraised and sold according to Inv to pay the
same. The said David Dealy an1 Elizabeh
Dealy, Augustus Green and Marcia II. Green.
are n'tifed to appear and answer said
petit N on or before the 20th day of May, A.
D. 1864, or judgment viii be taken by default.
BRUMBAUGH BOLIINGER,
Plaintiff Attorneys.
Dated March 18th, 1S64.-51 1t
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Hugh Mcdonald, non resident of he State of
Kan >as, will take notice that Gustavus kutter
of the county Of New York and state of NewYork
did on the leih day of March, A. ID. 1864, file hi
petition in the Second Judicial District Court of
the Safe of Kansas sitting within aud for Mar
shall county, with Washington shirley and Re-
public counties, in the said State of Kansas,
attached for judicial purposes, setting forth
that the said Hugh Mcdonald executed and
delivered a mortgage to the said Gustsvus
Kutter, On the north half Of the southwest
quarter, ard the south half OF the northwest
quarter of section number thir!y-four (34), in
township number four "a, south of range uum-
Der seven 20, east of the sixth principal meri-
dian, situate in the said Marshall county and
State of Kansas, to secure the payment of one
hundred and fifty dollars, with interest thereon
at the rate of twenty per &c at. per annum until
paid, from the srd day of August, A. d 1861,
according to the tenor and effect of certsin
note referred to in said petition and mortgage,
aud praying that judgment be rendered against
the said Hugh McDonald for the said sum now
claimed TO be due, and the interest thereon, and
the sum Of thirty dollars being the amount paid
for the redemption of said premises from tax
sales, and the further sum of fifty do lars as
liquidated damages for foreclosure of said mort
gage; and said petition further prays that said
premises be ordered to he sold TO pay the same
The said Hugh Mcdonald is further notified that
he is required to appear an answer said petit
tion Oh or before the 10th day of MAJ, A. D.
1864, or judgment will be taken against him by
default GUSTAVUS KUTrER,
by Brumbaueh s Bollinger, his Attorneys.
Dated March 18th, 1e64.-51-1t
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All the ladies are in a fulter to see the
latest fashions and new story contained in the
April number Of PetersOn's Magazine. We can
hardly keep ours in the Office. Just subscribe
for it. Only two dollars year. Published by
Charles J. Peterson, $685. Chestnut street, Phil
adenhia.
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The Atlantic Monthly comes to Us as
regular as clock work. As literary periodi-
cal it stands at he head Of all in America In
the March number there is soand and interest
ing reading The Queen OF California, Embas-
sailors in Bonds, The Convultionists of Saint
Medard The Peninsular Campaign, are among
the leading articles. See the prospectus in sn-
other column.
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Mill Seat For Sale.

have frsf-c'ass Win Privilege my Farm on the
Biz Blue River atout mile abov Ok-toe wan. 10
sell the situation to that viii improve it. Or
Will take partner for The purpose Of quitting m
Mil, some good man with little capital. For further
particulars enquire of E. c. Manning at Mar, svle or
the subscriber at his fam above oketoe Marshall county,
Kansas g tra ANBARNES
Nov :, ls63.-tf
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The Norman horses, FELIX ani PETER,
VIII be at the Mammoth Stone Stable, in Ma
rysy;le, Kansas, on the second day OF the April
term of Marshall county Court, where all who
take an interest in FIRE stock and the raising Of
fine horses, can see the horses and learn from
the proprietor and grooms how to improve their
stock. NThOs. J. ENsLow
50-td
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A ran vas walking down Shawnee

A ran was walking down Shawnee
street, in Leavenworth, and when nearly oppo-
site Browns brick stable he turned into the
door of store, and there found the largest and
cheapest stock of Drugs in the city. Theodore
EgersdorG, with his polite clerks, stood ready
to wait upon him. Our merchants will take no.
tiee Of his card in another column.
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Arthur's Home Magazine for A pril has

Arthur's Home magazine Tor April has
arrived. Every family should nave '.Arthur'."
1t is especially adapted to the home circle, and
its moral teachings, and interesting reading can
not fail 10 have good irauence in the forma-
ton Of youthful character
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Who will be to blame if some man, wo-
man, OF child should fall into the well near the
flag pole! Answer that, City Dads!
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On our Hrst page we publish several
sections of the Militia Law passed by the last
Legislature. 1t is of Importance to all The
sections that Ee have omitted did not contain
any features of especial interest.
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TIE UNION is in receipt Of bound copies
of the Congressional Globe, under the frank OF
Senator Pomeroy. Accept, our thanks.
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A fresh lot OF Garden Seeds aud fifteen
bushels Of onion sets for sale by
4. E. LOWELL.
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Mr.. Poor, from Oketoe, was in to wn this
week with e load of Peach Trees. he has
enough to supply everybody in the Big Blue
Valley, end pew is the time to &c: them.
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A good Doctor wanted at this place
There is none in this section Of country. A
splendid opening for good physician.
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And this is to remind you that butter is
still scarce in this place. That is the Truth
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,YALTY IN ALABAMA.-Gen. Logan's
1t expedition into Alabama discIoses
/ facts of considerable importance
nost the entire population Of that sec
Of Alabama through which it passed,
for miles about it, is honestly, inense-
i'a!. Officers who were in East Ten
se say that the loyalty Of that part of
anna IS as genuine as any they OBJ
d knowledge of in East Tennessee
e IS no whining about slavery and
,'s;-n;sts, no jes' ~>AiA.' ths~--~-
-:on-I,OVCC,C GAIT
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Sent by Mail

On receipt of the price will send Concord
Delaware, Diana, and other hardy Grapevine
roots by mail. They are layered roots from
vines propagated in the open air from vines
growing in Kansas soil FOR seven years, and are
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