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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-28


HEADQUARTERS Confusion ron THE ,
ORGANIZATION OF u. S. CoLoRED TRooPs}
Nashville, Tenn, Nov. 4, 1863. }
0ire4lar No. ].
In accordance with Orders nom the
President of the United States, the fol-
lowing recruiting stations have been es-
sablished for Oolored Troops in the De-
Dartment Of the Cumberland:
Nashville, Tennessee,
MurfreesbOro', 4"
Gallatin,
Wartraee,
Clnrksville,
shelbyville, -"
Oolumbis, 4"
Stevenson, Alabama.
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Bridgeport Alabama.
PikeVille, Tenn.
Fort Doneldson, Tenn.
MeMinnville, Tenn.
Pulaski, Tenn.
Lynnville,
All claims by alleged owners Of slaves
Who NAV be enlisted, viii be lsid before
tho Board appointed by the President,
and consisting of --
The Board will hold its sessions ct
Nashville, Tenn. Rolls and recruiting
lists will be furnished the Board for pub
lie information, and on demand exhib-
tied to any person claiming that his or
her slave has been enlisted.
Claims must be presented within ten
days after the filing of the said rolls.
No claims viii be received or enter
tanned from any person who is or has
been engaged in rebellion against the
Government Of the United States, or who
in any way has given aid, or shall give
aid or comfort to the enemies of the Gov
eminent, and all claimants shall file with
their claims an oath Of allegiance to the
Government of the United States.
The mastering officer will furnish off,
cial copies of all muster-in rolls, for the
information and guidance Of the above
Board.
ANY citizen of Tennessee who shall
offer his or her slave for enlistment into
the military service, shall, if such slave
be accepted, receive from the recruiting
officer . certificate thereof, with 9 de-
scriptive list of such slave, and become
entitled to compensation for the service or
labor of said slave, not exceeding the
sum of three hundred dollars, upon fling
with the above Board . valid deed of
manumission and release, and making
satisfactory proof of title; and any slave
so enlisting shall be forever thereafter
free.
All enlistments will be made In accord
ance with the provisions Of General Or
der No. 329, current series War Depart
ment.
By order of the Secretary Of War.
GEORGE L. STEARNs,
Major and A. A. G. q. s.,
Oom'r Org'n .. s. Colored Troops.
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F,On The Richmond wing, lsth.l
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-07-12


u seems 10 lie h-l p-r-hu1 ". doubt 90 The
minds o' som'' as 10 wG' WI 60 rinpt nian from
the draft tn follow ur napsIs of Tire Enrol-
mcnt Law is gVen' IN i'l'N 10 may conmunce-
tons asking i'f 'no'"''''n Ga ih' subject
Thcrc are Hre' elaF'rt o' persons 'ie ioN5 cTcmi.
under the new las"
finsi' tuch rs are pa! s.c'y 80 m,nt"is utu1
iof tho service
sfo"Np' all persons actually IA TIE military cog
naval serNc oil Tie United Stslcs at the tine OF he
draft
lniRn, all persons who have s'ryod IN the mil
cary or naval So'Vee oil the tnl'i states Two Year,
hur' hg the present war ana ucen h"norah'y de-
charged 'herc'rom.
hesaos tue above ci"sses' oil persons Who rom
sher PecuhM rongious views are conse'entIo'Isly
opposed TO the bearing OF arms are exempted from
neuVe Sef''e@ although hhole To lie grated. Tue
en"i' oc "sseh'u 10 uu'y ID inc h"sp'hS - o'h'
care "i H"oineh' or siial pay the sum OF three
nunorod a"'afs 70 inc secretary OF war to he ar-
rhed !" the "neff oil ncS and wounded soldiers
1his Includes inc CLASS oil people known as shakers
and Quakcrs who consider themselves nou-com.
Sa'an's; but no one is exempt from the draft save
she 'hfee CLASSES hrst enumerated. The law ex-
prcsly states that all persons between twenty and
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NOR SALF-NN AWNING SUITABLE
4 ioracInloG, In perfect oroer, cueap Lnquiro 70
AID b, Attorney ST. a.
NOR SNI.E-h SCREW PRES, WITH 3
y inch s,-s c.pll L. Of p.,s-iu- nom 2OsI 2,10U
p.u4s 20 h. icet IN me clear between the upiiRhta
u be-, ser RI -, brol0sas. 49,
SLODP FOR >ALE-cNRRIES 50 TONS,
- iU gool working order, lifh, drnurht OF .,er
H. pi..t ui 1. q. DAY, Main IT. AstoriiL l.. !. ~
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,VSzNESS CHANCES.

EAKERY TO LFT-tND FIXTURrS FOR
- iIr cI"ap god s'Hfd u.l su0d custom tbe
tuf lrHsin toinr n IRiio mia. Can Ic ao,n III the
v'et. itA ave and iih =. -
CuNFLCIlONEBY, SODA WATER AND
y ic" Cream saloon for sale -iiiati in q very ac-
- ~ 10 location in SO ave. Terms rs.otstb. Ad-
dns- Z. - boA 1881 Pot Once. or eal At lArc
FOR SALE CHEAP-A NEAT. SMALL
t.cer stotc 3D. let +. Good r,.sone Tor settling
out. ln"r'' DfGeO. SMITH % tisAth ave. 20
EOR sALF-A kFROSENE on ROvNr-
iio.so wagon and me. Aprly 40 bfoone =,
uelf Ncust'rst, y. ~
NOR SALE CHEAP-THE FIXrt'RES OF
% butcher. rhop Al-o -'ore 20 bet eli, %. NJ the
ovn"t De- going TO the county. Cal a. No. ~ Wet
EuE SALE - STOCK AND FIXTURES
no ro,sl chance. \ mail gree, ~ and ,iIi
good cellar and yard. keut only SO suori'h. Must
lc sold ~ the owner hs another busilcss and can't
attend 90 both. Call and see, 2o3 ave G ~
EOR SALE-TUE STOCK AND FIXTURES,
i srd sto.c 70 let ~ Blccckef ~ cor Nco.,et.
Apply 10 y. :. BfAKNs' 25l W@hinSton It. J4'
EOR SALE-AN EXPRESS ROUTE, Hor.e.
4 wagon aud harncc. ali IN good orier. Gail AZ 81.
Essi -iih 10. Tor days. 90
EOR SALr-A BUTCHERS SHOP WITH
h.urc,, in !,npleo order Win Patent Ice hon'''
and Wit be, -oi cheap. NJ the owner cannot attend 20
Il. Npgy on the p,ouisoz, ig5 and 49, We.' Ath
uAENESS SHOP-STOCK AND FIX
..ias Tor sole l,-a'iou - ,ilc. floil Sew or.,
ou IS Y md y ilNan KAilroal lmmcdhtr 10 a.-
Son ivrn Apply 80 r. W. sNlFfES, ~ south 'th
A. Is V,tni.iu'.l. L. T. Jl1
HAINTlNG-THlS PAINT STORE FOR
t.e aud tsiulo-. cheap to, cash lae tcason 10.
ppii "a 40 90 sC .acs-. Applr ~ No. - Nrsi
Houston H. corner Of Hudson, ht~""u the noun on
% Aus II. ~
S.NNP FACTORN-A SMALL SOAP FAC
Dtur slita able for tuak ing plain tsacs -onp, VII
D." -.i ~ t trgain Tor 9Th. Apiy Oh p''iui-'~ OF
dE D.. KNOTT -u WO-.'rr A., "'l
SIORE, WITH FIXTURES, &c., tuR SALE
y corner n luur -tofc, y tth hN'uit+ htuut, ~
Irrfo. uf ale, and lelsc Of prcnscs .oi cole. En-
qvI %; IilNKi ~ az - ave, corner Of 3'th f.
GEn WILL Buy THE STOCK AND
'jDtNtufe- OF a confectionery store 30 NJ COOL
On Ir... pl, Ga second ave, let a5th and -jth
sfr.HIs. -
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SOCIETY NOTICES.
p h.TIiE OFFICERS AND MEN.

A 7. A.-THE OFFICERS AND MEN
"A. herr Of Diamond Todge, No. B. aso thoes Of
Daniel Webster Iodse. No. IL are respectfully fe-
lucstsd TO ettonf the funeral IT lae Bfother
yOsLP!l HAWKS, from liz IcsidenCs - iiegrnv q
south Brooklyn, on Tue.tay, The lsth inst, At
o'clock 7. NJ. GEORGE MiLNF X. s. 1876
by REQUEST, THE HON. MRS. CHARLES
1T Mills, ofN. Y. viii deliver .ec'nIe ~ Tom.
persnce Hal, cor Grend aui Tth q. VIII smsbufyh.
lures OF le, ~ eycup'ifoi b. the memories Of the
- It end gvd. Ticket. ~ ctr; he had OF any u
iN ohc'rf OF the Esther Mathew and other t. misr-
ancc -ociotier Of Nilliafrshurgh or at ne doc he
h'i on the evening OF the lecture numl or ~ emf
90 30 -nscIs have sOuut,.4cd Their scsyi,e tor d..
o,rr'0n. Doors oicn al ~; exeEciscs commence ri
o'rio ~.
CONNl NTlON or FATHER MATHEW
" -'.','iH'.- The DELEGATES eili meet ~ Cor,eu-
uou g.. T. ~, on tbs Tuesdav, at - ~ prre -
iunt ,dN q'cn'nnce II rrIre-,Ci. p J.. CAREY 4,
Ffrsii'nt il'os. BELLY, So. ioi
JENlAN BROTHERliOOn-TUElI WILL
tea fri ic meeting OF tho Bou,rit Citcio nj.
the li'HfhH wl tir lus.lsv cvCniut en-, ttth inst
- rrioss b. VI. ~ 40 Pearl It. Aad'c4aie Will -.
d"utr cd boy VII i0hn No NTH. NJ. Jo.,..i Me- louo,
NJ. Jane. Nri rrnot' end oth.fs Al l'tal irist-
mon .sfc invited To atcui. JANIS II. O'>t III
sui. 'ontr' ti6
NOTlCF-TIE MEMBERS or HARMONY
DIVISION, 70. o. ot l.. all norf a. thei' biyis-
ION room ~ l1pt7 10 nav the hat tribute vt tps-
p,ct to ficir la,c Hothot I. ". NANFl l. to-day.
Tue .dt. l-.i inst 81 one oslosk. ~ otcrr. ions
W.JJltNrON W. T.. y. IiiROi Glll.k1. " :. l4l
T'ilE Dl MOCHA OF TIL 20 DISTRICT,
I1fu ward civ Of Hftskltu, re fpqucatot 10
tr"nf Itcr t"les corner 81 Cnivcr rud on n. y
' oot un Tuesday ctenIn-, july !th, on bus.ncss
Of iu'ort'ncc
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HORSES. CARRIAGES sc.

A BAY HORSE FOR SALE, SOUND AND
I1kind 10 hlndr hl-h. yea old with cart and
larn,-- Inquire cot North 18th aud la -, Williams.
lu.el. THOMAS KELLY ,iUO
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EDE SALE-A GOOD HORSE, WITH OR
! without WAGON ami harurss, The wagon cen b"
ii-t.i for rs, ,Npr, farming business Army
SlT " ~ Washington Market tor 3 DAYS 80
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4 >PRING CART FOR SALE, At NO. i6i
- West i,tb ~. 5l2
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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-10-07

The following contains suggestions
worthy of the attention of the people of
our State generally-and we commend
them to that portion of the people of our
county who esteem it both duty and a
pleasure to minister to the wants of our
brave defenders in the field and their sick
and wounded brethren in the hospitals:
REMEMBER THE SoLDIERs.-Let every
body remember that the thousands of
bushels of surplus fruits and vegetables
In the country, would prevent large
amount of sickness among the soldiers,
if they could only get them. Let apples
be dried and canned for the purpose, and
above all, let the cucumbers, green tOma-
toes and cabbage, now wasting in your
gardens, be speedily gathered up and pre-
pared for Sanitary purposes. Hash up
your cabbage, tomatoes and cucumbers,
or the cabbage alone if you havn't the
other articles, pack down in jars or tubs,
with salt over night. then scald for TWEEN
ty minutes in vinegar, put into kegs, fill
up with vinegar, and send through your
Soldiers Aid Society to the Sanitary Com
mission at Cincinnati.
If it Is desired to send them to
any particular regiment or company, di-
rect accordingly, and send to the Sanitary
Commission as above, who will forward
them to their destination as per directions
free of charge.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-10-07
@ Business NorIcE.-On the 1st Of

BG BUSINESS NoTICE.-On the 1st of
April change took place in the proprie-
torship of the Gazette. This has render
ed indispensably necessary a settlement Of
old accounts. 1t viii not be deemed un-
reasonable that after a long continuance
in business without settlement we should
ask an early adjustment, and we trust no
one will fail to comply with the request
According to published terms all sub.
scriptions not paid within the year are
chargeable at the rate of $3.50 per an
mum, but all payments made within a rea-
sonable time will be received at the rate
of s2 year. A. THOMSON.
P.S. The present firm, in view of the
enormous price of paper and other print
ing materials, would be much obliged if
all subscribers on their books would make
prompt payments. It is at this time i'm
possible to publish paper on the endless
reiit system.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-10-07

DELAWARE COUNTY FAIR-The wealth
er last week was anything but favorable,
and affected materially the attendance at
the Fair. The second day, usually one of
the most successful as regards receipts for
admission, was in consequence of a heavy
rain almost failure. The third day, not
withstanding the clouds presented a
threatening appearance, there was quite
large turnout, which brought the re-
ceipts up to a sum that will be nearly if
not quite sufficient to pay premiums and
other expenses. The exhibition was
very creditable, on the whole probably
equal to any that has preceded it, and
with fair weather it would have been one
of the most successful and satisfactory
yet held The stalls devoted to horses,
cattle, sheep and hogs, were pretty well
filled, the quantity of stock being proba-
bly, as large as usual though in some de-
partments the quality was hardly up TO
the average of former fairs. In the cat
tie stalls the splendid herd Of Messrs
Hills & Jones was the great center of
attraction, and it is needless to say that
their animals would do credit to any stock
exhibition ever held in this or any other
State. Mr. F. P. Vergon and several
other br ,eders and wool growers were well
represented in the sheep pens; there were
some fine horses shown in the ring; and
of jacks. mules and swine, the show was
respectable The Hall devoted to farm
products, vegetables, fruit. manufactures,
&c, was a prominent feature of the exhi-
bition, and a decided success, being well
filled with articles of the very best quail
ty. The circular building in the central
part of the grounds, having undergone
suitable changes, was for the first time
used as a Floral Hall-was decorated
with excellent taste, and well filed with
choice flowers and plants-and was one
of the most attractive features of the ex-
kibition. The Hall devoted to house
hold fabrics, photographs, etc, was also
we'll filled and the display highly credita-
BILE. Of machinery, farm implements,
&C., the quantity was not very large
though the assortment embraced many
articles of decided merit The officers
and all concerned in getting up the fai1
performed their parts with faithfulness
and efficiency, and the unpropitiOus
weather alone prevented a full realization
of their most sanguine expectations
We will give list of premiums awarded
in our next issue.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-10-07

A MYSTERY EXPLAINED.-A marked
feature of our town, and one that has at
tracted no little attention, has been the
unusual number of we'll dressed gentle
men to be seen on the streets within the
last few days-and the question has been
very generally asked, whence came the
superior and splendid fitting garments
with which they are adorned? A. solu-
ton of the question was found and the
mystery satisfactorily explained by the
fact, which soon became noised abroad.
that REYNOLDS & FRANK, proprietors of
the pioneer Clothing House of the town,
and the establishment that has always
maintained the lead in that line, had Just
added an immense assortment to their al
ready large stock of Piece Goods, Ready
Made Clothing, and Gents. Furnishing
Goods. Their selections of piece goods
were made from the choicest lots to be
found in the Eastern markets, and being
made up by frst-class workmen, could
not be otherwise than satisfactory to the
wearer and attractive to the beholder !;
their made-up goods being procured from
establishments noted for the skill, taste
and superiority of workmanship with
which their garments are got up, it might
readily be inferred by the uninformed OBJ
server that the wearer of them had just
donned suit got up to order by master
of the art and their Furnishing Goods
being of the most recent styles and Of the
very best quality, they of course go in
quite appropriately to complete the many
elegant outfits for gentlemen and youth
which are daily going forth from the mod
ell establishment of Messrs REYNOLDS &
FRANKS. Although their hands are bu-
sy day and night in getting up garments
to order, and heavy drafts are being made
on their stock of manufactured goods,
their resources are so great that we doubt
not all who call on them will be accom-
modated, and go away more than pleased.
No one wishing to purchase should fail
to inspect their stock before making a Sc
| lection
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-10-07
CHR1sTADoRo's HAIR PREsERvAr1vE,
DTARRHOEA AND DYsENTERY.-W have examine

DIARRH01A AND DISSEMINATING have examine
number OF letters from some of the most
citizens of Cincinnati and Covington, etc. speak
ing the highest OF Ur Strek lands Anti ChO
era Mixture the OF Diarrhoa and Dysentery-
The letters too long to publish. Mr.. Woods,
CovingtOn, says he pronounced inCuTable by tht
best doctors in CinCpnati, and one bottle OF br
Stricklaud's AuJChoera Mixture effected pcrmanen.
after suffering months with the worst form
DIarrhmt and uysentery.
Auother says lie was discharged from the UnteG
States after suffering in the hospital for months
as iucurabie, a last resource tried strickland
AnJIChuter Mixture he got well directly aud has nav
entered the army ia goou heath. one man wrt-s
he has cured eight very bad ot iari hoe
ami lysentrry the barracks he III wi Tia bot
tie Of tins valuable medicine. In TACT could i'll ha
paper with similar items from these letters. Why
does government eGure THIS valuable prepa
Ii a short time laI
very Couuitlun at one OF our Cincinnati HOspI
tails, Las wife Ior doctors considered hIs
hopeless Cse Sac, however, gave him str ick anu
Cholera Mixture, and III three W. eks he ab IL
10 return his wife TO New Richmond, ONO
We hope the sOdiers will put bottle Ut 1t ia Inelt
! kuupsaoks, 1t may save some OF them o. their com
rauus II by all ggists at 30 cents
/ bottle. may d, 64-Ue3w,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-10-07

The efforts made by the people of Troy
to raise a sufficient number of volunteers
to fill the quota of their township were
successful, and consequently the drafted
men are released. We lean Berlin has
also secured exemption in the same way.
We have not heard if anything has been
done in Liberty, Orange and Marlborough.
Monday was the time fixed for the draft
ed men to report for duty, and those who
did not Go so are regarded as deserters.
Since writing the above we learn that
Orange tip. has also been cleared by vol
unteering, and that the drafted men of
that township were discharged on report
ing at Mansfield.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-10-07

Give heed A cold is often thought to be
a too trifing matter TO claim immediate or Sc
rious attention until Ii gets such hold on the
lungs as to imperil the life of the consumptive
patient-then and not till then DO many think
seriously Of relief when it often comes too
late; what foolish negligence we say when
% cents will go so far as TO cure a Cold
Cough. Sore Throat, Hoarsness, Asthma, &c;
hesitate not to go to Druggist and invest
that in u bottle of Modame POrter's Cough
BulSa7n
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-10-07
Special 40tiees.
IA Card to The Suffering.

CWALIOW two or three hogsheads OF sBuchu ; Ton
- ic Btters, 'Sa' paTiila' Nervous Antid0tes &c
and after you satisfied with the then try on
box Of OLD uOCTOR BUCHAN'S ENGIISH SPECTF
Pill Sand he restored to hea ith and vigor in les
than thirty rays. They are purely vegetable pleas
take, lntnPt salutary their effects on the
broken down and shattered constitution. Old an
young them with advantage. Imported al d
sold IN the United States only by
JANIS 5 BUTLER,
No. 427 B oaGway, New York
RrAg ent for the United States.
P. S.-A Box of the Pills, securely packed, Will be
mailed to any address receipt of price, which is
O&F DOLLAR, post pad-mOney refunded bg Agent
If entire satisfaction is not gwen. July Z2-3m.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-10-07

We are indebted to II. E. RANDELL,
formerly an employee in this Office, and
just returned from three years service in
the Army of the Potomac, for budget
of late Richmond papers.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-10-07
CARD.

N y LItitfUF.
My attention has just been called to an
article in the Democratic Standard in
which it is charged that J. R. HUBBELL
refused to pay his commutation assess
ment under the militia law. As am the
officer alluded to [ wish to say the charge
is untrue and false JAMES Mccoy,
Oct 9th, 1864. Collector.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-10-07

Sc ptember 5th 1861. Mrs BETSY OwsTON wife OF Br.
n o OTston, Of Delaware.
Deceased was cOmmuncant of the Episcopal Church
Of quiet and retiring habits, fulfilling il Christian
Spirit all the duties Of wife and mother; devOtedly
attached To her Church faithful IN her attendance up
nd enjoying all It OrdinahC es, growing IN ali the
graces of the Christian character, she suddenly
taken from midst to the enjoyment OF heaven y
rest.
October 1st 1864, in Kingston township, Mr.. 5 n.
WARD, in the 46Ih year of his
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-10-07
MARRIED.: !:

On the 29th ult. bv Rev. N. LnY, Mr.. WIN. NJ. S1nTH
to Miss SUSIE a. ADAMS all of beIaware county
AT the residence OF the Brides Father the 9th day
October 1864 by her Father assisted by F. Merrck,
u. D., Miss ANGIE N. VAN ENAN Of Delaware OHIO, TO
Rev. S. B. MALTBIE, Of Toledo, OHIO.
On Thursday the 9th inst, by Rev. L. 5. Gurley, Mr..
THOMAS JONES, MISS dARRIAH LERGENr, all of Della
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-10-07
ALI BINDS OF CIR AIM

for which win pay the HIGHEST MARKET PRICE.
The House being conveniently located and well
adapted to the business, and both Of having expe-
in the same, hope by close personal application
and strictly honest transactions, 70 receive share
Of the business from the Grain growers OF this aud al
joining counties.
MIR. !. c. AVERY, formerly engaged in the Ware
house of Aessrs. Hills Brothers, will at all times be
found at his post in tue New Gram Warehouse Of
AVERY 4 RYAN.
P. s. will find House free from all dam
gers Of the Railroad, and convenience for unload
ing equal to the best. AVERY 4 RYAN.
Delaware, Ohio. August Il, 64--tf.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-10-07
sorg ghunn Mill for Sale.

A GOOD sE -OND HAND EVANS SORGHUM MILL
~ aud u SHEET lRoN Pan for Has been use u
lsl 1 # one s5nsun only. For further particulars
aulre Of n. WILLIAMS.
Delaware. o.. Sept %, ls64-4t-pd.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-10-07

10 Say The re rders of your paper that will send,
by return mail, to all who with it Qrer), Recelpe,
with full directions for making and using simple g
etabe Balm, VIII eff ctuaily remove IN ten days
Pmpes Bloichcs, Tan, Freekes, and all impurities ol
the sxia, leaving the same soft, smooth, clear and
beautiful.
! Will also mail to those having Bad Heads q
Bare Faces sin pie directions and Information that vii
enab BILE th..In un growth of i.uxu liant Hair
Whlskers or a Moustache, in less than tlirty daNs
Ali applications answered by return mail, without
charge. Respectfully yours,
thus + CHAPMAN, Chemist.
July 22-3m. s31 Broadway, New York.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-10-07
Nary h. vs. H''y''i' court of Com. Pleas, Del Co. o.

jesse Heavcrlo.
TE,>SE HEAVEhLo, whose place of residence Is uu-
u known. IS hereby notified that Mary Heaver O
nd day vi Sept mber 1891 die her position
II the Office Court Of Common Pleas within and
for the County Of delaware aud state OI OhO charging
the tid Jesse HeavcTO with wIlful absence for
Oh n three years last past alsO with gross neglect Of
duty and asking that she may be divorced from the
SAID Jesse II, averlo, that She may have the custody Of
her children, that she be allowed reasonable al
lmouy aud that tue Court decree 10 her the convey
auce ui the real estate which she now resides, TO-
wlt-Stuae tho County OF delaware, state OI OAln,
IA Range 49, Township 8, Sectiuu g. being part lot
"a = VI. Lands containing 1913 acres vi land. VIA Uh
pautun Nlll Tor hChriug next term sald
Court cummenc lng November ~, lsn4 any term
hereafter. MARY a. HEANkRlo.
By J. HHPLE, her Atty.
Sept. l6. lo6i-6w pl 1910
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-10-07

Bg~ See Card from JAS. Mccoy, refu-
ting a slanderous charge against Hon. J.
r. HUBBELL in the Standard of yester-
daY