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TA&V'A NEW A&AA~
,rr rt,ar,o1,t n7.1.tc6 tc6-rnt~rcat,ny
SumnlRrr 81 WoW1EThc FIorldR Mat-
tcr-Later from the South.
,.-,.-
Especial D!apatch to the Western frcss'l
NEw YonK, Saturday. Dec. H.
Testimonial for "01d salamander."
a meeting Of citizens was held at the
,hamber Of Commerce rooms to-day, to take
neasures for tcnderinp n Testimonial TO Ad.
L., ro-.r,,+ "a 81 .,ro,osoa 4, ro1eo
ua1 ',no ~ s':s",-., :. va Noeu ~ 500 80
'loU,UV. SUBSCRIPTIONS amounting 10 $-Ss-
10 were handed In during the meeting
Tho Crest Fleet.
Admiral Postcr's feet consists OF I've disis-
ons Of wooden vessels and division Of IRON
49, Tt,o Wo..5snoa. .r,,, T.. +ho f,,,,. s,,,,,
.sAs 40 ..as,- Tr'a, ,,..,e ~ ss,,1 49,. - AZ
u .ne a'saeN' .uo A'.'e .,oa "'n - 40 1''-
Pa1eh'ooa. ana lender 10 tnc n,g.sa'p'
se IT. A.sqn. IN m@,1ers; ro,n%ar;. m c.r
luz ~aoN"'au ~. P.ses -" .e w
Oix'e ORDER Inc montreal 'osf1s says: Ne
ought to feel obliged to Gen. Dix for official
Of the 1a!ders Us lawful bcl1ige-
rents, % such admission gets rid Of the pre-
~ se,.ans 4ha1n ~ or;,-,,na,a Tho Toron4o
~ ~ ue1uanu '"''a no ~ .n4'"s. ao ~, ~.
L<aue' e"3s. aMe'N"A pleceoe"@ wa NV
JUSTLY GGn' D1S'a ofucr; ING loIonto s,loDs
eoys: Ne snenk % tae otoer Ie sAtEelnc's "1uo-
c'ous Oh 'nc l'a.t u uc": liza
The FcnaanRs
AT meeting OF Tue tenian bfotherhood a.
Jersey Crty, last night, one OF the speakers
said tiity thousand fsn'ans Is ,, we5e reauy ~ 70
America and England. RESOLUTIONS were pass
ca rcpno'91inE ana cpeillue a. .,! in!esle1eneS
~Nn tnelr aeuon 70 s ...t ,a. sens, a.s "uu
t,,. asnE ane ~ h[oe, - IN 1 Eensn maet.
Geat's ;11 'n1c'e'e1 ~ o'eaN ~ :" Aeo'A'A Ae*
'ns' c,,.
snfsstmas ~ anna,ana n,a"s Mhs;,t,oe a,,nor
n1oteAInt ~. sShuuS .a1.s" ~ trsn ~
u snsana Eot so cr9nistad II "a m.
n,lsaaI ttst ~ w. +.st.,s at Rishmonf d,,;"1,
'"'"'snnE ,sa.n; L.e sa. m.atasa,,on ~ I.''' '''
Crtttenden,s s,s1 h~sieaat'"n1 =. 0a'a H.,
a washington spcelal 70 tne nona says
the reason assigned lor rue resignation ol
Ma1; zen, t,ffsreS hin rn,nmonI inaic.
o,,a+n to liz rnnE In TIC ARMY Of TIC Potomaa.
piactpr him in d subordinate position to Jun
Tor officers. ercsisnation has been accepted.
II ii nndcrstood that Secretary Stanton has
nrcno,ci1 ~ T he main nort]on Of lis report. but
e drinvsnr ia nuhlication until The rcsn1t Of
thc n:n1s2r military. n1oyrments nrc fully
rnowFn IN Fe .''
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t,nS 3gsa,a'r. r,Sran s1at aeic, .. III. IN.
Ihe 1tn1k Masaaantan spsr. sa5s ~ sse ron oe
aratioh lof snk,og ane m i, ~ H. Ssc.
10 oe III sonn s, toei M a4v w. b:o, ~ en,nrie.
teG = g. 9rm H ~ cnnc,1;afoyr ,H hnt endorsing
~ tSa' 'a,1,,.a u ,S5 eImrnas'nw Sesre tn f,ay6
tne ses ;e, G.I a satsfastor,1v od;nstel
LUG 'la1tel 1a..t1 a.o ." 1.S,.~.:..
, 1864-12-18

Movements Of the Rebel tsen.. Lyon
Nholesale COnsrrlptions-Fntal II.
frny-Gueril1n Operations Order BY
Gen, Hur1but.
, 1864-12-18

ITO ALL WHOM IT MAY
i CONCEEN.-Christ.nss Presents. suitable
for laefet Eqnrs ami children, At REEDS BAZAAR,
No. 81 State street, between Van Huten hnd HAsfi'
, 1864-12-18
Kcm advertisements.


Song and Chorus. BY Chs. Haynes and !. Edward
HaFaes. Price % cents. 1oof hers for another @ new
sing Tomorrow. Mholt4aln Agency for Vim. q. Brat
bury + and J. ". vtse's Ptano.. and Mnson Hamins
[ab!net OfkAns ROOT CADf Chlcls0.
1.1f
, 1864-12-18

The Timer Washington special says the de-
mand OF the Brazilian Government for rep.
aratson for sinking the Florida, is understood
to be in solemn tone. The reply Of the Sec
rotary Of State, which has Just been compile.
ted, Is firm, yet conciliatory, but endorsing
the seizure and expressing desire to hare
the matter fairly and satisfactorily adjusted.
Supplies for Our Prisoners.
i letter from Fort Gaines says we recently
seut large lot Of clothing, blankets aud snp.
plies to our prisoners at Mobile. The flag o1
truce WIS compelled to anchor FIVE miles be-
low the city.
, 1864-12-18

When the news OF Grn. Tho9aaa first
DAVIS attack IN Gen. Hood was tclcgraphed
10 Washington tic Preaidcnt sent eougFat;;
ulatory dispatch to him, thanking him and
Its army for tho victory which 10 achieved.
Tho sccretary Of War sent similar dtapatcll,
md also Gen. Grnnt. who WIS At that time
in Warrington, This accounts for Gen.
Thomas ui1rcas1nc Ills detailed accounts Of
Ills victory to MI Of these gentlemen,
tnQult~.
To-day salntcs Of 100 guns were tired here
| In honor Of tho triumph over Hood, and tue
flags Of the departments were dying at half
mat.
, 1864-12-18

D CALDWELL, NORTHEAST
. corner Of Randolph knd market streets. has
na presented 70 him ~ 3oseph %i'son Of t.ls c.ty
1ikc of witch has nevcr been s-en Id the otd
EuTI ap Tho greatest natural curiosity IT the yiax
SS4 ar cefl aod see, hc1S bH57-ll
, 1864-12-18

THE TAILORS' FRATERNAL
i UNION will mold = speclA MeAktnE At th"ir
HAL, 4 Dcat born street. On MONDAY EvEkEG,
invited. f. HENDERSON, Secretary.
, 1864-12-18
news bY:TELEGRAPh.

NEWS BY: TELEGRAPH:
GLORIOUS vIcT At
NASHVILLE.
Hoods Army Complete
" Routed by Thomas.
AN IMMENSE NUMBER OF
CANNON AND PRISON.
ERS CAPTURED.
Union Loss About 5000 In
stead Of 300.
IMPORTANT FROM GEORGIA.
INTERVIEW BETWEEN GEN.
SHERMAN AND FOSTER.
Confirmation Of the Capture Of
Fort Savannah sum.
moned to Surrender.
Another Victory in Tennes-
see--Basl Dukes Command
Routed bv Burbridge.
THREE FEDERAL VESSELS
SUNK BY T0RPED0ES. ID.
Important Expedition in North
Carolina--Great Destruction
Of Rebel Stores.
ADMIRAL P0RTER'S GREAT
FLEET--G4 VESSELS AND
597 GUNS.
Later from Europe and the
South,
Gold Weak at 224 7-8.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-05-13
For the Delaware Gazette.
NOTES IN DIXIE.
III.
III.

There is an inexhaustible charm for the
true lover of Nature in the Valley of the
Tennessee. The scenery possesses rare and
enduring loveliness which, though it may be
modified, is never lost by any changes of the
seasons. There is stately grandeur in the
mountains, touch of Arcadian voluptuous-
ness in the vine-hung forests, a romantic dream
mess in the clif-girt river, which retains per-
ennial freshness ard fascination. To the
beauty ofthe scenery is added a climate al
most devoid of extremes, and delightfully."-
tempered both as to heat and cold. There is
genial and softly bracing atmosphere which
diffuses the gentle glow OF health and animates
and restores the dropping invalid
Nor are there less attractions for the utilita-
riau than for the health seeker and the admirer
of Nature. The soil of the lowlands and plains
is rich and fertile, producing nearly all the
staples common to both North and South
The mountains are stored with vast treasures
of mineral wealth which lie waiting for the
hand of enterprise and industry TO reach forth
and take them. Great facilities are afforded
for the profitable investment of manufacturing
capital and for the home production of an
endless variety of the comforts and luxu-
ries of civilized life. In short all that is
needed is an enterprising, cultured and intelli-
gent population TO render this one Of the most
desirable abodes of man. When it shall have
been decided that free government is to be
maintained in America, when the barbarism
Of slavery shall have ceased to oppose the
progress Of "a free civilization, when the hand
OF free labor shall till these fertile valleys
when the Genius of enlightened Pepublicanism
shall have gained q permanent lodgment
among these mountain businesses, when al
these things shall be added-as they will be
Ito the amenities Nature has bestowed upor
the Tennessee Valley, it will not only be one
Of the most inviting sections Of this continent
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-05-13
WASHINGTON, May 5.

Shocking DetailS--Ihe WOrSt AccOunts
Confirmed.
WASHINGTON, May 5.
Your Committee were instructed to inquire
only in reference to the attack, capture aud
massacre at Fort Pillow, but they have deemed
it proper to take some testimony in reference
to the operations of Forrest and his command
Immediately preceding and subsequent to that
transaction. 1t will appear, from testimony
thus taken, that the atrocities committed at
Fort Pillow were not the result of passions
excited by the heat of conflict, but were the
result of policy deliberately decided upon,
and unhesilatingly announced. Even the un-
certainty of the fact of these officers and men
belonging 10 colored regiments, who have been
taken by the rebels, has failed to convince the
aut thorities of our government of this fact;
the testimony herewith submitted must con-
vince the most skeptical that it is the inter-
ton of the rebel authorities not TO recognize
the officers and men of our colored regiments
as entitled to the treatment accorded by all
civilized nations to prisoners of war. The
declaration Of Forrest and his officers, both
before and after the capture Of Fort Pillow,
as testified to by such Of our men as have es-
capped after being taken by them, contained in
the various demands for surrender at Paducah,
Columbus, and other places; the renewal of
the massacre on the morning after the capture
OF Fort Pillow; the statements made by rebel
officers to the officers of our gunboats who re-
received the few survivors at Fort Pillow; all
this proves most conclusively the policy they
have determined to adopt. 1t was at Fort
Pillow the brutality and cruelty of the rebels
were most fearlully exhibited.
The committee then detail at length the
taking of the fort, and proceed to say: Then
followed scene Of cruelty and murder with
out parallel in civilized warfare, which needs
bat the tomahawk and scalping- knile TO ex-
ceed the most atrocious ever committed by
the savages. The rebels commenced an indis-
criminate slaughter, sparing neither age nor
sex, white nor black, soldiers nor civilians
The officers and men seemed to vie with each
other in the devilish work. Men, women and
children, wherever found, we're deliberately
J shot down, beaten and hacked with sabres. s.-
Some of the children, not more than ten years
old were forced to stand up aud face their
murderers, while being shot. The sick aud
wounded were treated without mercy, the reb-
els even entering The hospital building and
dragging them out to be shot, or kill them as
they lay there unable to offer the least resis-
tance
All over the hillside the work Of murder
was going on. Numbers of our men were
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-05-13
ONE BY ONE.

One by one the hopes we cherished
In the lovely long ago,
Like bright day have perished
From our pathway here below;
One by one their lights grow DINNER
As the stars at opening day,
Till the gentle, golden glimmer
Of the last hope died away.
One by one they have departed,
Those we loved in other years,
Till alone, and broken hearted.
We have nothing LETT but tears;
One by one they faded from us
Like the flowers in autumn time
Tlll the last bright bud OF promise
Wthered ere it reached its prime
But we have hope immortal,
One that will not, cannot die;
That when we have reached the portal
Leading to the thrOh< on high;
One by one they will all meet rs
Meet to part again no more,
And with loud hozannas greet Us
On the Everlasting Shore.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-05-13
Notice of Suit.

eIOPHIA W. GASToN, (Sidow OF VIM. CASTOR, dec'd)
- and John c. CASTOR. Sarah z. CASTOR, Mary Gas
ion Otelia CASTOR, Josiah CASTOR, James CASTOR and
Emma CASTOR (heirs of said VIM. Gaston,b and Faris
CASTOR Defendants all of Piatt county, State OF l
nois are hereby nVti9ed that the 7th day Of
and Irwin H. Finch, Plaintiffs, Gled in the Court Of
Common Pleas WITHIN and for the County OF Delaware,
state OF Ohio petition against the setting lorth
that on the 2oth day November 1856, said William
Castor said Sophia W. CASTOR and FaTris CASTOR,
ecuted and delivered to 'sAliles < Bartlett" their
mortgage deed for the undivided half Of tract Of 81
acres in Section Township, Range II, United States
Military lands in Kingston township, Delaware county,
Ohio being part lot bought of David White, more
particularly described in said petition to which refer
lett a certain Indebtedness of $1,000 book account
ana conditioned for the payment thereof by said Wm
and Faris CASTOR on dealauds AiSo setting forth that
on the l4th of December 1885, there remained still
dne and unpaid Of Raid fudebte ness the Of s1087
tbat on said Dec 146 1889 said Niles Bartlett made
said mortgage security thereon; that the sand sum OF
g1O67 with from Dec 18th, 1882 is still due
snd unpaid on said indebtedness, said PlainhS.-
Said oetiton also forth that said Wm CASTOR on
the 9th day Of November 1862, died intestate leaving
said sophia W. GsstOn his widow and said John O. Sa
ran E. Mary J, 0telia Josiah, James and Emma CASTOR
MS heirs The object and prayer Of said peti
ton is to der aud deGree of said Court for
khe sale said mortgage premises pay said indebt
sdness and all other relief in the prem proper
sad petition on or the 2sth day May 1864
or the same will be taken true and decree OF the
"OOi ROBERT S. GASTON
LYMAN C. MEEKER,
IRWIN N. FINCH.
Bv REID 4 EATON, their Att'ys.r Plaintiffs.
April 8, ls64-6cw. Oh ] $3.50 :. 95
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-05-13
School Examiner's Notice.

TTEREAFTER, and until further notice, the
III School Examiners Of Delaware county VIII meet
al TFAiPLAR HALL, in the town of Delaware, on the
FIRST and Saturdays of March, April, Mays June,
September October, November and December; ana on
the THIRD saturdays in February and August Examl-
nations will commence at 10 O'Clock m Candidates
MUST present satisfactory testimonials OF good NOR
character The law requires, condition Of cram,
iunto that each male applicant for certificate shall
nav TO the Board of Examiners fee of SO cents, and
each female applicant fee Of IS cents
Anil 8 ,64*Ftr HI CARPER, Clerk.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-05-13
Legal Notice.

nETER TABLER, Of Berkeley county, Western Eirgi ma
will take notice that on the % day of April, A D.
1864 fled petition the Court OF Common Pleas OF
Delaware county, Ohio, against hun and others, aieg
ing that the sth day of November 1859, the SAID
Tabler with one John OIler, by written agreement,
agreed to convey to said Beckey ln-Lots numbers
iii and 1918 in the town of delaware Delaware
eountv ohio on certain terms said article of agree
ment sDeced that the said Beekley has complied with
ali the terms Of said agreement, TO be complied with
his part; and praying for hnal oTder competing
SAID Tabler ana Oier to exeeute and deliver TO said
Hiram Beckley a good and sufficient warranty deed
Tor said premises.
Sald defendant Peter Tabler is required to answer
said petition on the 2Sth day of May, A. ID. 1854.
HIRAM BECKLEY.
By CARPER VAN DE1IAN his Attorneys.
April s, 1S64.-6cW. $5,OO-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-05-13
Sale of Zeal Estate by order
of Court.

nN the 2lst day of May, A. D., 1884 between the
" hours OF 10 O'Clock, m, and O'Clock, p m on
The premises by order the Probate Court Of Della
ware County Ohio, will be sold to the highest bidder
the following real estate, the property Of usan
Wise deceased TO wit:-Situate the County Of Del
aware and Of Ohio, ana in Section 2, Township
g. and Range 10 United States Military L1nds, and be-
ing the northeast part Of the east part Of lot No. o.
containing one hundred and two and one-quarter
rIO2iI acres less, and the same premises con
veyed said SBsae Wise, in her life time BY SaInue
DIrst Administrator ofsamueI WISE deceased, record
ed in Vol 49, rage 54l. and which she lived at the
time oi her decease.
TERMS OF SALE:-One-third, cash In hand on day OF
sale one-hird in one and one-thrd in two years from
day OF sale with frOm day Of sale, 10 be Sc
cured by mortgage on premises -
GEO. T. WOLFLEY,
CARPER < VAN DKAAN, Ex'r Of Susan Wise, de-
Aitys for Executor.
April % lS64-4cw pfS47sx
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-05-13
Farm for sale.

49, FARM, situated two miles north east of Del
TliII IA aware on the State Road leading from Del
Ia aware to Mt. Vernon, containing 26O acres OF
inst rate land all under fence, and ITO acres cleared
the balance good timber. There is good heWed log
house. ana frame barn "a by so feet, three wells ol
good water and about 80 bearing apple trees on the
farm The above farm is well calculated to be divided
into two FARMS and viii be sold separate desired,
For further particulars enquire OF the subscriber Nv
ing threefourhs ofa mile of the De aware Depot
April 90, IS64-1mpd. H. r HANENS-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-05-13
Sale of Real Estate by order
of Court.

ON the 21st day of May, A. D., 1854, between the he
~ hours of 10 O'Clock, a m and O'Clock, P IN, OH
the premises Troy Township, Delaware County ONO
will sold to the highest bidder, the following real
estate the property William Wise, Flora Wise and
samuel WISE minor heirs of Samuel Wise, deceased,
to-wit Being the undivided onehaH of the following
premises:-Stuate in Delaware County, Ohio, and IN
Troy township, in Section 2 Township .; Range ",
United States Military Lands being the cor
ner Of Lot No. 3, containing 1919 acres
ATSO.-The south part OF the southwest quarter oI
Lot No 4 in said sectoR containing 81 acres, and 1SS
59-lOO rods sald south part is described as fOows-
Beginning at the southeast Of said lot; thence
north along the east said southeast quarter 42
3sIOO rods; thence north along the lne parallel lth
le north Of said southwest quarter 2O7 rods 10 the
line said lot thence south along the road and
the lot line about A. rods to the southwest corner
OF said ot thence along the south line Of said lot
IO7 RODS to the place beginning, containing seventy
Tour and ftyeight and fifty mine hundre0ths one nun
acres, being the same premises con
veyed to Susan Wise in trust.
TERMS OF SALE.-0ne-thlrd cash in hand, on the
day of SALE and the residue and two years from
the day Of SAFE with from day of sale and TO
be secured by mortgage on the premIsrs sold
SAMUEL pIRST,
Guardian Of william, Flora and Samuel Wise.
CARpER & VAN DENAN,
Att'ys for Guardian t.t .- -#--
April D. 1S64-4cw pr S1S37S-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-05-13
Choice Shrubbery.
Farnn for Sale.

A FARM situated in Delaware County Ohio,
IA on Ihe Cleveland, Columbus Il Cincinnati Railroad
ODehalf mile south of Berlin Station and leur miles
south of Delaware. Good land and good timber; for
tv acres well improved balance under grass and TIM
ber There are the place gosd water a nice log
house. apple trees, &c.
Inquire Of JAMES EATON, Delaware, or G POTTER,
Iawis Centre Ap 22-6t pd.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-05-13

NTOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
I'M mas been duly appointed AdmnistratrtX OF the es
I-Ie Of REUBEN E HILLS late of Delaware, Della ware
County Ohio. Those having claims will present them
duly authenticated for settlement.
MARY A Hills
Anril % 1s64-3t y - ~ Adm'x.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-05-13
Me,u rsreat nTarket.

EASHJHE subscriber has opened MEAT MAX
2&s$3S Il KET in the on Winter street, lately
TEH occupied by T. Hughes, where he Will sen
E ET MEATS TRE COUNTRY AFFORDS as cheap as II can
be bought at any mdTke, IN this place.
Farmers who have Fat Stock for sale, VIII please give
me a call before selling elsewhere as VIII pay Cash
for rstrate Cattle Sheep Calves, Hogs, at all times
Delaware, Jan. 9. '63 DNIGhl FElFNCE1'
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-05-13
Valuable Farm for Sale.

eaR nTHE subscriber offers tor sale reasonable
e54 Il terms. Farm, containing 100 Acres Of Land
- OF excellent quality, situated miles northeast
OF Delaware, the road leading from Delaware past
the County Inhrmary to Eden. Sixty of the
land is improved, the balance in good timber. For
further particulars call the subscriber, living on
the premises.
March 4. 1S64-Rs --a.e-. --ss RYAN HOLT.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-05-13
Charles sweetser,s Estate.

ATOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber has been
In appointed and qualified as AdministratTix on the
Estate of Charles Sweeser late Of Delaware courty o.
Anril 90 1s64-SV ANNE P. SWEETSER.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-05-13
Dissolution.

RTOTICE is hereby given that the coparnershiP here
IN tofore existing between the undersigned, doing
business Marble Dealers and Manufacturers under
the name Covell, Griffith & Co. was dissolved oy
mutual consent on the Sth day Of March, 1854
The business Of the old firm vii be settled by NJ D.
COvELI-
stand on 8ain street, opposite the O. w University
y IL Fsf''= att@ 81. " eOVFLI..
! H GRIFFTTH-
Uala,v.ra a Mar 15 s6I = q. COEEiL4
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-05-13
ADMINISTRATION.

NF1IrARY COMPANIES furnished with Uniforms on
Lu short notice at A. SIRAUSS..
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-05-13
/. Farms for Sale.

~. TIME subscriber, being dcsrous of removing
ma Il West, Will sell THREE DESIRABLE FARhS
It'll situated in Berlin township. For further par
;uIars call at my residence in said township.
Nay s, 1S63.-tf J. K. kLAPF-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-05-13
PRIVATE DISEASES.

NoT0 DR.. NKECKNIE, THE FOURTH STREET HOS
VI pitd Physician, who is late from Boston. If you
have failed get cured by other doctors, go to Dr.
NICK. If he fails te you in the shortest space of
time, aud the 10 terms OF any other
doctor. he VIII not charge you any fee.
Persopsat a distance cured as promptly by giving a
statement of their If they at my Office in
person Address Box 1909, Cincinnati, Ohio.
ONCE No 1876 Walnut street, up stars. Ofnco open
FRONT N. to SP. NJ. apr 10 641y.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-05-13

There are now 2,23l rebel commissioned
officers held as prisoners of war at JOhnsons
Island Ohio.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-05-13
Co-Partnership.
For Sale,

at the Delaware Garden.
szA LIME APPLE TREES s-grafred.
4 PIE PLANT-Linnaes.
STRAWBERRY PLANTS.
AND WILL HAVE SOON
Sweet Potato Plants, and
Small Plants generally.
Delaware, April Il, 1s64.-5t
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-05-13

THOR ANY THING YOU WANT, that is kept in nrGt
n class Clothing HOUSE, call at A. STRAUSS
SOct "a 1868. Templar Hall Building.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-05-13
Il LESSON FOR HUSBANDS.
BY WILLIAM HUNTLEY .

"A faithful wife, tender mother, a true
frend-the life Of our departed sister was
beautiful. She had trial, pain, suffering-the
common lot of all; but there was ibis differ
ence between our sister and many others-in
her trials, pains and suferings she was always
loving and patient" With these words the
minister closed his eulogy, His voice was
earnest, and there was low tremor of feeling
in his tones. He had known the loving wife,
this true friend we'll, and therefore he had ut
tered no mere common-places as he stood, un-
covered, by the grave around which gathered
the weeping mourners
Loving and patient" said one to another
as they walked slowly amid the fower-covered
tOmb-stones on their way out Of the cemetery.
ayes, she was all that-few SO loving, few
SO patient"
"And few with more need of patience" was
replied.
"I'hey speak of home martyrs sometimes;
1 think she was one. The loving heart asks
for love in return, and if it receives not this
food to nourish its life in sufficient measure it
droops, wastes, dies. So did our precious
friend"