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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-11-18
Cooking and Heating Stoves,

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Among which s'pespatch'' stands pre-crn,prnt q
owe all other stoves for cooking; It is suitable FOR h.
is boa ding houses and tor large and small fami
has aside from It's being adaI,tai 10 the Is,. ~ a M
n Coal the advantages of Reservoir in which yo
ave a constant supply of hot water without ddtiol
fueL-a lar o TN closet far Lp.nipo -,.t,,. . r,
nd for raising bread, &c.a So large TN lined owe,
nd cCong ON ib , r t tl ing p'stry' M %arInn'
'teasure, &c &c but II is useless attempt 20 d,
crlbe all its advantages. The FIRST PREMIUM was
'arded the despatch over the Stewart aud all uth,
ook stoves that came IN competition with it, at a.,
'hio State Fair of 1862 Cau see it, and sltls ,
ourselves OF its superiority. Among his PLAIN oppe
Ahlch sheds ulster upon tair lame as a.
Estimator Of eseu patents, and has risen, the esti
tove, for the price, ia the state.
lis assortment OF rARLuF, BOX & HEATING STOW.
;heapness unsurpassed the state In hrs assn,
nent oi heating stoves he has the justly celebrate
Gus Bui ner,'' most beautiful and economical st0v
the Onward, Signal, Charmer, Carbon New Franz
M &c. &e-inahy ol which are adapted to the use q
All the usually kept in TIN and stove store
L me West, can be found here, ami great many
thlngs- A line assortment OF
lin, Copper, Brass, Sheet Iron, Japanued,
Planished Tin and Brittania Ware
COPPER AND BRASS KETTLES of all. sizes, aud pri
rs TO correspond with hard times Ne wisb,,
'urther to say that IA his
Manufacturing Department
he has every convenience 10 eIab,e u do JObbiu
II all kinds on the shortest notice and i the ,n"s
vorkmanlike manner-and. like his ueiehbor ,lov,,
street, lie has wagon and ladders, and ALI TIM,
epared gu INTO tue country to DO ilbs in h,s I
ma has BtTTER MATEblAI.S and puts up more Hos !
rorriNa AND CONDUCTORS than any other establishment
u this county.
lie has ON hand a large assortment CT SILVER w,p. |
which hs offers cheap 10 tuuse wishing TO plrchas.
n g. We gHaran'ee TO oar country TRENDS ana pa
recommend them be, and that All ,1r Ins ,,ra -,
workrnanshp ad our n,t tteI;tIssr ~ @ VA
". taii add tor you selves, ANA ,on't torT IN
l1ee-North Room Williams X laliIAer BlocA, Mal.
November Is. ls6s-tt
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-11-18
Ruildine JWa4eriaIs


eCEcFCIA AID sCR0FUL0Us Gi... se1s,
FROM emery E9es, a 7Cett-niiCtC.t fAss'.-ss.-
OrJ0Ty5, 5htIhe-
1" have sold large Quantities of vour = = RsArAS-
lila, but never ct one bottle which iai.eu OF tie
desired effect and 1ul satisfaction those who took
II AS fast as our people try it, hey agree there ias
been 10 medicine ike it before i'll our community
Eruptions, Pimples, Blotches, PustuIcs.
Ulcers, Sores, and all Diseases of the Skin.
From Rec. Ro6t StrGtton. Bristol EnqIand
only do my duty to you and the pubic. when
add my testimony TO that on publish of the ns-
dicinal virtues of your rSARsAPARILLA. RIy daugh-
Ter, aged ten, had an affecting humOr in her ears
eyes, and lair tor years, which unable to
care until we tried your SARsAPE LILA. She has
Deen well for some months"
From Mrs. Jane E. Rice, tcelI ksscr9s and muck
esteen7eG lady Of DennisUjlte, Cape Rzg Co.. N j.
My daughter has suffered for = wear past with a
seToIulous eruption, which was very troublesome
Nothing afforded any relief until tried your SAR-
sAPARILLA, which soon completely cured hern
Frol Charles r. Gage Esq, othe qUidely knotrn firm
Q cage, Murray + Co, manufacturers Of e7iaBs-
eIed papers fl Nashua, ". H.
had for several years a very troublesome hE-
Eaor IN my face, which grew constantly worse Until
II Gls1gaTed my features anG became an intolerable
an1Icton. tired almost everything could OF
ooth SdVice aud medicine, but without any relief
WilateYer until took your SARsA sAPAEILLA 1t
might Tor time; buL in a few weeks the new skin
began to form under the blotches and continued
anIi my lace is as smooth any body's and l am
without any symptoms Of the disease that ] know
Of enjoy perfect health, and without doubt owe
II 70 HGais+'
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-11-18

= My wife has been suffering from rheumatism of a
h1amnatory character for about SIX or seven year
-olnrtmts very acujly. About the first OF June las
Sue commenced trying the Peoples Cure,' AMI cont
ed to take 1t sume three weeks In ten davs after 81
'"nnenced, the swelling and Stiffness OF her joints h.
'e' materially ssened, and in three di,
tppeared altuge her.
THOMAS POLLOCK, lat W H. GIenny's.y
Buffalo, October l. JS62 -
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-11-18

IT Is estim1ted that by the late rebel RAID in My
Maryland, the Ctz. Jhousiud OF the
HERMAN and NO NlTUR CLOTHS WRINGEkS. Ne
sincerely sNmua1LtZs with ia Tins their bereavs
hleht as We A3uw the oI them; ana 5 Mau
..tr -r5 atreIay beiund their orders, they
lA.s u"ve 10 do without them awhile. Ne noticed d
"fEe lot OF them the other day at o. b. POTTER Co >
ot"eEed before the raid. July -, Ia64
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-11-18
EryEipslas General Debility Purify the

From DR.. RO5t. saa~i,s, Houston ST., N. 2.
Or AVER: seldom fA- to remove ET1tDti0ns and
Scr5iaouS Sores by the persereTiug use of ronI
"a AksAP4RILLA. and have just now cured an at.
task OF HG91giia1st ETysipeins with it. No atera.
t4F9 We poszess equals the SA RsAPARILLA Won haya
sappied 10 the profession well the people,
E'@zt J. E. Johnston, Esq WaEenpan Ohio
my 5igit arm, during which time tried ali The cal
e.sisz PHYSICIANS could reach, and took hundreds
oi "o-'alS worth Of medicines The ulcers we're 40
hst that the cords became visible and lie doctors
freided that my arm must be amputated. | began
-e'9hg your SA EsA PARILLA Took two bottles and
-':.iS u your Ills Together they have cured me-
sia nos - wei and sound as any body Being i'm a
IiIc place my csse is known 10 every body il this
= .nnHHIty, and eXcies the wonder of sll.w
sl1pa Hon. Henry M0nro, II. P. p oJ Ne,ccasfZ. r.
y " q 'S1diR0 member Qt the GHGdiaIt FaTLid5sent
- HsFs Esed your SARsAPARILLA in nv family
Tor general debility and tOr purifying the blood
riih very beneficial results. and 1eel con6dunea in
eai'-'sTdiTE It TO the afflicted
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-11-18
Roberta Steel PInws.

TUS1 received, good stock OF RoHRkFs' STEEL ftuy
, winch are offered To Jhe public d a superior Low
Fhieh will be sold low tor CASH .-
Fen Y c. c. CHAMBERLAIN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-11-18
SUB-SOIL PLOWS.

They ~ made improved plan, -soIling ali
the ound that The surface pow All the sub-soi
p!,Ws made heretofore only half thirds the
width uI the Surface plow.
Set the best sugar Cane seed and plant early in suit
ttir s0Ii ana buy you a Mill OF early.
J. C. EVANS.
Delaware, March 20 Is6S.-tf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-11-18
from q steeI-

FOSI received, a large addition my stock Of IKo
ana STEEL, which makes my assortment conpIe
al tll' styles o common Iron Wagons ana Bu
lea, NC Also steel Dandy fire; Spring teel from
inches wide; Cast Steel assOrge sizes. Germa
teel; american and English RlisteT steel
nee b. 'oi Z. Z. CHAMBERLAIN
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-11-18
Co-Pmtnershin.
Bakery and Confectionerv.

ETAVING secured the services of an excellent Baker
IL am prepared to furnish old customers and thu
public gonerally, No I article of
WHEAT, BROWN, OR GRAHAM BREAD.
siiaA cudeavor to keep hand a good assortrn en-
Of SMALL CAKES. Also, Will furnish on short notice
at r asonabe prices. any OF The following large cakes
Waiermeun, Marble, Fruit, Black Jelly Gold an.
Silver, Delicate, Pound, Sponge Spce Lemon starch
have on hand and for SAFE fine variety Of SlIlI
William street, west OF Main.
Delaware, Mar, IS, '64. W g. IITTEII
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-11-18
E'REsH CANNED BLACK BERRIES, at
10 iva Ms
sawsI sawsl

TUST received good stock Of Saws, such as c.
} Mnley Mill Saws, sash Mill Saws, Cross Cut WooC
avs for power Circular Saws for power Cross CutSaws
land, Pannel and Ripping Cross Cut Fra Saws
iack Saws, Wood saws, FeIIoe, Webb and Kew hole
avs For sale at tho Upper Hardware Store by
A'eH '53-"u c &. CHAMBERLA
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-11-18

TDsI received, a good assortment Of the above
> Among winch may oe found the Hide Roller straw
ltter the Sanford, 40 knife, Cutter and at
@Ippcr straw ana Csru-stalk Cutter-aIl of which is
.tercd at manufacturer 'sprces.
Sept. S.'59-atf C. C. CHAMBERLAIN
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-11-18

fbtHE best ~ the market for sale at manufacturers
i prices, among winch The Champion Machine
aedper and Mower, the Quaker Maohne Reaper and
'iower, the Cay "a Chief Beaper ard Mower the H ID
para reaper aud Mower, and the New YORK Chcl
teapef ana Mower Ca. ami look at sample machines
At my new Agricultural Warerusn
.be-a%Are- April L, "a. c. C. CHAMBERI AIN
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-11-18
ehe Morning Star has aris-
en- with DespatchI'
MAWNAW WTLLTAnrs

A FTER duly acknowledging his indebtedness to BIZ
IL numerous customers Tor past tavO.s and sOlIctt
continuance Of the same. dcsi es to keep promipeut
before the public the fact that he has Increased b,
icIltes for the manufacture OF every description of
Copper, Tin and shest-Iron Ware,
nd that he has and keeps constantly Gu hand all Of th
.test and most tnPropea patterns of
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-11-18
II a 4 D w A R Il
c. G. CRATEREREATNT

rfAS just been receiving and now opened an extep
IA sive stock Of HARiW. .,kE adapt ID 20 tho wants
vi this market, which have been purcha> ed rxcuevr
" Tor LASH, before the recent advance IN foods ana
which Will be sold 1t close figures tor CASH. Rvmcrn
ber ne place-tppeI HaI dWars store.
delaware OhIo Dect mber 4 1868,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-11-18
CTTRE

M NYTD n Curesisln
tE'Fic'0 ~ ~ AA Rheumat
. ! was troubled th rheumatism for two wear,
suffering more less averV fav. have taken ~.
"'ttes Of the Peoples Cure and have had am
PAIN since J left It off, more than four weeks ago
onslder myself as entirey cured and the medcfu
las made M feel very light ami goOd-iust like a youf
man, though am sixty-t years old.
GODFREY SCHEFFEL, 4O2 Michigan St
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-11-18
Mulay Mill Saws.

TUST received auutner the above saws Also
u lots Of ButLIng or Drag SAWS for saving Wood by
Power.
Jan. 10. C. c. CHAMBERLAIN
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-11-18
C O r z EE

TIHE very best article of Ground Coffee ever pu
Z up can be had al Il " CHAMBERLAIN & cos
sIgn OF the INDIAN. We be pure Rio Coz
fee and Chickory 10 mixture o. Peas, Bears Oats
or other trash Put up before She late in coffee
II you do not find it, upon trial just what we recon-
mend return it and get your money. We have triet
It, and know it to be good. r. W c. 4 co
Delaware o , April y. 1864.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-11-18
Traps, Traps.

. 9 DOZEN Mink and Musk Rat Traps just received
90 and Tor sale ut the upper hardware store, by
Dec. 1858. g G. CHAMBERLAIS,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-11-18
CURE
Cures Disease
OF the skin
I'M
PEOPLES

sc My face has for than ten years been great,
'isggred by eruptions and buncles which at times "a
tended over my whole BODY and once for three fl.,y
made me entirely Blind; but having taken two bottle.
n the 'Feopies ture, my aCqualntances hardly know
me-indeed hardly know M sci AS am n,,s WEI
man. Let all who are like afflicted Try the People,
ure the medicine prepared by the sanitary Societ,
anu thlnk they viii not bcgIldRe tner dollar.
Joseph SOUR Turner Mechanic St
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-11-18
Axes.

On DOZEN best Chopping AXIS just received and
OO for sale az ths upper Hardware Stor
u.s. I. % q. q. GdA1 ) EgtLAIN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-11-18

@@ 9SSS%$ 1000 bushels Beans;
SOC bushels Hickory Nuts.
pct-'-9' 6i- A. STRAUSS
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-11-18
FOR AEMn

A FINE ROSE WOOD PIANO.
4 iIckinson's Jew,ry Store
delaware, 0hIOs UGg At -.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-11-18
CURE

nave Deen IN feeble health ever sjlCe the bIith o
my bey, who is now twelve years old have ha.
many troub es and difficulties all this time ur,nttp,
me lOF every KIND OF Labor aud destroying all my com
i"rt Last summer comm need taking the sPenp' e's
cure, ana have used four bottles and am now almost
wen woman. My difficulties have nearly all disap
peared ana feel cheerful and happy
MRS. CATHARINE DEWAID
Dressmaker, GoodeI Alley above Tupper 81
Buffalo, October 20, 1862 ~
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-11-18
CURE
Cures
Fever Sort

q BUFFALO, Nov. 13, 1852
Two OF our subEcribcrs-one of them afflicted vii
bad Fever sore, the other with Rheuma sin-hayir
seen the advertisement If the Peoples Curei in III
ilaper, purchased the medicine and now after havir
hOrOughiy tried II, repuri 10 US, recommending mos
Irarty, as a thorough remedy in their case.-EdIto
hrlstian Advocate.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-11-18
THE
PEOPLES
CURE
Cures when other
mediClneB fail.

Is My wife has been poor health for a long time
having frequently to call ply stefan attend her bu,
she was recently very much worse. For i've or AN
weeks she had no appetite, lost all her strength an
"as each day growing worse. She had night sweats
l"ughed a great deal during each night and nsdera
by during the day, and all supposed she was gons
OIL with the consumption, when friend advised her t.
.ake the Peopl''s ,ure.' On taking the medicine sh,
perceived change AT once. On the third dav she I'm,
recovered her appetite, and fast regaiuing hen
strength until on tho eighth day, yet having taku
one bottle, she has stopped taking the medicine say
Iig she was as well as she was, aud as well a,
ln! body coua be- and sac has continued g. ever since
Paul KLEIN, Gardner, 80 Pear st.
Buffalo, OctC Der 1, 1862.
RE- For sale in Delaware, by STARR 4 BIO ana u
CORN tLL g CROSBY. General Agent, No 255 Nam 81
3ualo Y Y, to whom all orders should be a,idrrssr
december IL lS65.-IY
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-11-18
MERCHANT TAILORING BUSINESS
Clothes Wringer.
Reaping & UEowine NTacbines

THE only Seh-Adlnstng Wringer ia market War.
4 tantcd 70 So fia'l aHd geJ Que. ~ al
-, - --.... c. y. FUTTtR 4 co.
MSrch 70 ss"l Tempar Hall
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-10
IRON FLORIDA.

o. Wednesday, the > ms, another bsttl', but on
lsss * easva scale va foughs a. Camp FinegaD, near
Jaeksli VIE in VII cA tbs Yankees we're defeated Ar
driven t. the latter lace Ter the protection of their
Euabols. o. TIA. day, tAs FEss Florida Cavalry,
Eeyeats Sour Clr5na IolAntry, and TEeniy Siventh
Georgia Infantry advanced 70 reccnlOrS the position
Of the Enemy Al Camp Fnegln, which tleJ bad oeeu-
p ID ,iaCe their asirOus dsfea. a. Ocean Pond.
portion Of the Florida Oavalrr, under Captain Ste.
phels, as they adsa-ced f1urd the enemy in ambush,
when Capt s. peycsv.ng III grea. disparity Of numbers,
ordered his men to fall bick. The enemy fred, and
Cap ephens vas kil-d. AL oar cavalry then wish
drew aad dsnouatsd, and with tie two regiments Of
Infantry above mentioned again advanced 10 the attack
which resulted in The Of the enemy the capture of
number Of gus, and from forty 10 t. prisoners -
The enemy we're driven ABOUT iolr miles, and we're
compelled to leavs their dead aud wounded ia Ihe
hand o, The C5uf,d-ra:es. Toe prisoners have been
sent 70 Ia ah-see TIE CoLfdsr,ss loss ID estimated
a, al out fJriy killed. sud WOuacCd
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-10
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
A NOTION Sale off Valuahla ConnI

A UCTION Sale of Valuable Country Seat
IA The Brooke Tunpte miles abovs Richmond,
tanning 95 together With the pe nal ehses thereon
Sitting Of hou'eho u-uure hcgs, corn fodder farming
Implements & also Ct valuable Real kstte on Brooke Avenue
10 the city Of Rchmont and large Bumber RI Lots In Hsnre
near Boke Avenue and handsome squares In hs plan oil
AT eqaest Of Mr. Woodnn acting for the heg and
OF OPtan Joha Goddn deceased late Of tbs county OF
nenroo We sna sell Al public auction, the prese1, on
the lIth March 1884, commanding IL o'clock A.
M that neAutfuiy located Brooke Turnpike
miles ahove chmondl ate the residence decedent
tanning 70 acres which win be mbdYided into Lots each
tanning 70 acres except one which will contain 20
This place 50 veil known hat deemed unnecessary 10
describe fu than 70 that the land lays rem arkay lev
and that the budng on sufficient for
Of 1dsrate size family the which Is in excellent or
be So together with the Of fodder some
hne hogs two hne and the assortment Of farming
utensis together with parcel OF felled wood
Possession given In few days. And DAY. on the
premises O'Clock p NJ that large and built Framed
Dwelling tide Of Brooke Avenue between Clay and
Leigh Streets fronting 30 feet End running back
wide alley occuple6 BY Mrs. Davis which ihe
following valuable Lots viii be sold, viz Lot the south side
Of Leigh street. In j. B. Havies pan w. DGv back yard
fronting about 40 feet running back 100 feet 10 alley that
beautiful Lot In Grahsn pan at ne Of Moore and Pine
Streets fronting l2 feet running back about 100 feet ap half
Lot No in Duyss addition, Henrco, to W. A. RobnioL
residence.
And beautiful squares In the plan q Bacon Garter Branch
each containing 400 'front.' surrounded BY streets
Terms CASH The for 1854 be paid by the purchasr
G0DDIN 4 APPERSoR,
mhlo-'d Aucis
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-10
FROM NORTH MISSISSIPPI.

DEMoPoLI', March Z "A dsspitch u Gen. Jackson
dated Canton Mircd 81, says tie ensmy's ann, With
the I6 n ard l7h c)rp' aud b,iEssn rs 900 aud 30
coo inranTy aud 500 cavalry left Canton tha: mor
ing, after remIinng thr.o daJA Sherman reached
there the 2S b, rsminsd six hou 5, and tsel pushed
on to vcksbug lnving Mcpherson in Command. He
sent back nine courer ia great hIte to MCPHERSON on
the 29ih, urging him to hass,n to Vcksbarg, va
Livingston and Rockville.
A large number OF empty transports passed down the
river to Vcksburg said to be for the purpose Of taking
shsrman's amy up the river. Toe enemy destroyed
the railroad eight les b,T Caron AMI in thu coun-
try burn ID houses aad stroye provisions Oser 200
OF tn, enemy we're ki,d or cap ared R's, killed So
out of 10 negro clValy near YAzoO city. Several
wagon trains were also taken. TIE enemy destroyed
no railroad bridges Cyphered dispatches we're
captured from the ensmy's carr 5. Transports ara
goiog down the Ysz)o river.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-10
FINANCIAL ARD COMMERCIAL.

OFFICE OF TIKI WING, Mach 9th, 1864.
Melsrs. Kent, Paine & Co.'s extensive auction
sale of imported dry goods took place yesterday. A
very large CROWD, composed mostly OF Strangers from
the interior, was reicnt and contrary 10 expectations
tho bidiing very spirited. Full prices we're OBJ
tlined for all descriptions Of goods AID many lots
knocked out az figures heretofore obtained in
ths market The idea seemed to prevail that this would
be the last chance to obtain bIoadclohs silks satius
etc. under tie Anti-LuIury Laws Of Congress Many
buyer5 wee doubtless soua,ed By the belief that a.
Investment in dry goods, at o'HOus prices pref
cradle to funding in four per cent. bonds
Dispatches, received yesterday, indicate that
funding in fOG per cent bond, is progressing freely in
al paris OF Ao COnfederacy. At Macon, Ga, the
amount funded, daily, is about $500 600. The Peteri-
Blu Register says that up to Monday night there had
been funded at the Depository in that city, $737 OOO-
L Raleigh, upRards Of 100000 had been funded 10
same date 10 Richmond, the amount funded daily il
sbont $6OOOc0 The pressure is increasing, and the
Secretary OF the Treasury has, accordingly authorize
tie Bank of the OJmmOhwealih, Messrs. Lancaster &
Co., and Mesars. Mauy Co., to issue certificates to
persons dsposiiiug with them Treasury note, which
they desire to iavest in four per bonds At the
present and prospective rate Of funding here aud ell
WhEs, it IS impossible that money can be otherwise
than 'scarcS" about the rst of APRIL when the opera
ton OF tie tx will reduce the volume of the remainder
| one thrd.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-10
FROM LlNCOLNDOM.

ORASGE O. H., March S-Tne Washington Chronicle
of the H. contains call for REPUBLICAN National
Unicn Convention to IN ,et in b more, June 9Th, t.
nominate candidates for Pfsid ,lt a1d Vic, President
All who avcr the suppression Of the rebellion aud the
cause thereof, are invited to send delegate.
The Chronicle says. iisorily, it cinaot be denied
that grea bitterness has p'ung up in the ranks of the
Republican party which threatens to rpen into some
thing than tho preliminary contest for nomiDa-
ton The Chronicle further says that good faith de-
msnds tia. a who send del.gltes to the Baltimore
Convention should stlnd BY the nominees.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-10

A NHeRs HSrEL -Robcrs Spdggs, Carter Win,tol
George iekly ard Columbia Anderson, all free ne
grOes before the NAjOr yesterday answer the
charge of steAing a lot Of clothing from one John
Bryan, fec negro Bryan had efs his tru1k st the
Louisiana Star Saloon, on O.ry street above 1874 street,
aud when he called TO- it found it tad been robbed
He got search warrant and succeeded in finding lat
tAkea from the irurk, in ths possession Of Winston,
who waited 10 the saloon. It out in the e1auina-
ton that spriggi kep.a rguar hotel, accommodating
with bed and board DO white ad black selling Whis
key at his bar to all cOner. Winston sent on for
lrceny. sprggs was ordered to be whipped for re-
ia ling ardent spirits without rO'nSs, and required to
give security in $500 to keep tho peace and be Of sOsd
behavior
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-10
WaAr GILlnOaI DID.-Tes n. Y. Timss Of the IS,

WHAF GILMORE DID.-Tce n. Y. Times of the IS,
abiding to the "ssd disaster" in Florida, says:
We are uDabl, TO give dst.ils because after the Full
ION had pct cut into the bay Hilton Head she was
boarded BY The Provost Marshal and Q1Irtesrss -,
Nth orders from Gen Gilmore TO dsDrip' te EasSsH
gers q oil private letters IN their pOss,SsOS ThUs the
stJer o Jue correspondent Of the Tines who had 70
turned ON JseksonV lie on PurpSee to send ll par
tcusrs ard Ehs had eco'osed partial list OF the killed
and wounded, amounting to fire hundred names, was
seized aud retained until the leII ms-s week hence
The cruelty OF this short Sigh ed procae leg consider
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seen be msds public.