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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-05-11
-As. -tf-ET. Secretary.
Gas o. q, April "a, lSG'

ON Sous has had 10 quit The publication of the
rre... ampion, paper which be recently started
i5 etor hscause lac Gays lit is dangerous in thess
l.gs ineni, publish truth in the exposition Of
-..re j. lis be 90. the whole press Of Texas met
q .-- .t--- ff.a..r
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-05-11
pnINIsTnATOR,s roTICE.-It

a nndsr.irnr d having bad Letters Of Adminisir.-
iia a bosis o- granted 10 him on The Bs'aie o. y
y spaer deceased At the regular March term oi ne
49,, tonrt OF Iaet county, pertaining 10 esisfrs OF
aeess-ed er.ons ibersfore, all Porsons hating ehus
sran.t he said estate hereby notihed 10 pr.-ns
~, sane within be ;ius prssertbsd ~ L. thn
"a :, -. - .sy. ef ,. =. spss.ssea
faaaff
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-05-11
|. nuINIsTRATOR,s NOTICE.-Ths

a DMTNIsTRNIOh,S NV ifSI'L1ue
~ uudst Sign. 4 having had Letters OF AdmiiislIs'
tion granted 10 him he estate Of g. Hancock. de.
drased at the regular March term Of the County
Court pertaining to estates Of deceased pert"us ior
J.rk unity therefore, all persons are hereby n,t.
I'D having claims against the estate. TO present pe
SANE vi he time prescribed by lsw Ihis s'eh
the 30ih, lsh5. B hAhtsi 90
Admir- Of the Estate Of G. Hsno"ek' oee u
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-05-11

HB-Pheneas T. BarnuT, tho greatest huniuE OF
thu hunibug Yankee natiun lae been elected 10 Con-
gres, fruul the Bridgeport Comm District,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-05-11

ESJ~Mrs f, 4. Stockialr, con-nrt of Lieut.. Cover.
nor S,uckdae, died in Austin, On the eth nlt
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-05-11

ES-our colum.g ere still So crowded Ihat wt are
compelled TO omit much that We wishcd 10 publish
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-05-11
NINAL SETTLEM ENT.-Wm. T

n Edni' ndson, Administrator of The Estate OF W.
A. Gold, deceased Las hcd in my Office his final NC
CUNT current with the said estate. together will his
petition praying for final dis' barge; this IL here
fore TO notify all persons interested. TO come forward
at the May Term, 1868, of the County Court, TO be
holden at the Court House in the town Of Dallas,
tho last NJ nday in May. 1865, and contcs tho
II they think proper.
GEORGE w. LAWS,
f37:3t.l Clerk Co. c. Dallas County, Texas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-05-11

RJ-Jacob Little, the celebrated Now York banker,
iB dead.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-05-11

EfJ-we give place TO the following we'll timed and
characteristic letter from Brig. Gen 4. 81 GASo, Of
Tlrrant County, and cali tie attention Of all voters
70 it, Gen. Gano has been severely wounded in the
service, but is still willing and anxious to devote bis
physical and ntal abilities TO tina, service. until
our freedom il won or he will pert h in the ,ausr.-
We, with every one who know him have that pride
sud confidence In the military ability and patriotism
OF Gen. GanO that would rejoice to see him again at
the brad at the brave who s" love him aud would
20 willingly hollow him to the field. God grant that
his life may be spared to see our country free and
prospe Gus
TaEEASr CoUsTT, TEIAs, May 3, 1855.
Mz SVrSpLILs Permit M, through the columns
81 YOUR paper 10 respond 10 the many friends from
different sections asking to become a candidate
fpr GovernoI also those who would place me In
the State senate.
resisnei my seat IN the Legislature carly in the
rpsrat struggle for The ed, be eying 1t TO h. the
iuv Of every good patriot aide TO Tear arms, 70 res
pafd 10 his CONT - call soldier. still have
righf arm that WELD in my eountrys dsienee,
and expect % do until We are free, or ind =
as inc place benesih the sod. There Is no civil 20
eifiop hat would accept You hEve men past the
military age that eau al these positions with credit
sof abflifv. Then let beseech III good patriots
ret ou vote fof any nan able TO do duty In
The h4ii.
4 rlusukIne these friends for their ~eli.meant
preston 81 sindnsss ard ronoa-r-s : IN
r
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-05-11
HEADQUARTERS P0R COLLIE, TING ABsENfRES)
Prom Commands East OF the Mississippi,
NATcHITucHEs, La, March l7lh, 1900 }
n IN obedience to the following

u sodr, to.wit:
HEAD QRs TRAM MISSISSIPPI DEPkETMEkT,
SHREVEPORT, la, March -, 1876.
GENERAL ukDERS, ) o. 20.
l. BRI0 GEg. nARKY 4. HAYS has heen assigned by
the Secretary " War; he duty ofcollectng and for.
war ling TO their CONN DIS. all officers and men in
h department, who belong east Of the Mississippi
rsr,
Department 10y any authority other than by special
order of War Depart ment, will Immediately report in
person t, Brig. Gan. Hays, at Natchoches La.
III. All officers aud iaen belonging east OF the MIS-
sssippi river, who hare been assigned 10 commands
or duy by the Depart District, or subordinate
diate commanders and ordered to report IN person TO
Brig. Gen. Hays, at Natchtoches. La.
BY command OF General Il. KIRBY SMITH.
SIS. ANDERSON, Asst. Adj't, Gsnl
All officers and mon belonging military organixs
lions serving East Of the Mississippi river and a-ent
thorefrom without proper authority will report forth
with these headquarters, or TO one of the anx lila
ry camps for the collection Of absences, established
under the authority Of these headguarters.
H. All officers no: of he deafauihorized bv par
agraph XXI, offs ecia Order No. lG0 series Of 1863.
of the Secretary of War, and engaged in collecting
absrnfees from els. Mississippi Commands will report
by Lesser to these headquarters.
BY command of Brig. Gen H. AIRY T. HAZE
SAA'L FLOWERS, A. A. C,
HEAD oHs, Fort Worth, Tex. May <, 1885
All officers aud u,rn embraced in the abo,e ORDERS
by promptly reporting T" M for returning TO their
commands East Of the Mississippi river, rard will
be extendol for pas absence AMI they will b. frwar
ded to their respective commands. Also all paruled
prisoners now in this Department belonging 10 com.
man II Eat of he Mississippi river, whose fnlugls
have expired by reporting to me-. their cases will he
promptly rcpor ed g. hrsdquar ami they Nill ie-
cpiye snch indulgence. Gen. Hays may aui huriEe.
ROBERT SPEAR, Capt. Co. A, I'd Ky Regt
Ordered by the Sec. of War to assist Gen'l HAYS In
collecting absentees. t373t.
The New York herald., 1865-02-15
mATRIMONIAI..

A YOUNG GENTLEMAN oF MEANS, ABOUT PE.
~ troirr TO Phnedclo.ls yscli lIke % mate nc =
iina hia frrbdship and lSiurn wtA hri with
7sy 10 nAtrianoay. Address wn IsAwsanea
The New York herald., 1865-02-15

Il between Smith and Hoyt Brooklyn, with Engine and
Boiler suitable FOR any purpose; size oSa00
bAEDFORD CORNELL CO., I6 Court street
The New York herald., 1865-02-15

100 SEVENTH AVENUE, CORNER OF TWENTY.
n third street, HARRIS CASHBEitG pays the highest
cash for ades' and gcneBens east on Clothing and
Carpets Please try by calling addressing w. Cash-
berg.
The New York herald., 1865-02-15

DvANCED-rHE PRICES OF CAST OFF WEARING
IA Apparel Furniture, Carpets, Ac al the California
Agency ss dresses from sD TO sea Goats from 50 70 SIS
Seventh avenue between Twenty Twenty third
streets where all orders will be duly of
the city.
The New York herald., 1865-02-15

AT lH SEVENTH AVENUE, LADIES AND GENTS
"A with be astonishsd 70 see the prices paid b the original
Jewsry, From $40 $50 for silk Dresses t36
Coats 13 To 80 for Pants Please call send the
well known d. M1NTZ l94 Seventh avenue, third house
above Twenty third street formerly Of Sixth Lades
waited on by Mrs Mintz
The New York herald., 1865-02-15

T THE OLD STAND, is7 SIXTH AvENUE-By THE
n original L. MISTZ.-Iadies and gentlcmen win pay
the hghct price for Cast on apparel Carpets &c
by favorng with a call by poet Orers punctu
ally attendcd Ladies ATTENDED By Mrs Minz Trrc you
will be dealt with 10 your aet ton.
The New York herald., 1865-02-15

MINING CLAIMS FOR sALE-THIRTREN MINING
N claims situated in French Gulch and Webbsr district
Colorado Territory Also the Beha Union Hotel Lincoln
cty French Guleh summit s9unty Colcrndo Territory VIII
sssignses Hanflton Canada West N. BParicuiars
The New York herald., 1865-02-15

JIoR sALE-TIfE FIRST CLASS FOUR STORY HIGH
stoop Dwelling House No. ~ West Eleventh street.
flf,h avenue; lot 2xi0e Apply 70 A. KURsHEEDT. Is
Broad street
The New York herald., 1865-02-15

A TTENTToN-SsOo0 WORTH OF CAST OFF WEAR.
N Ing Apparel Carpets de- wanted for the Western
ket We guarantees % pay as iolows-ss Dresses 80 e
% $ Please favor with CALL note by post 70 a.
HARRIS I6l Seventh avenue, between Twenty hrst and
Twenty second strcets. Ladies' waited upon by MrA H
Harris
The New York herald., 1865-02-15

A TTENTIovl-LADIES AND GENTLEMEN APg
IA guaranteed receive the highest price for on
Clothing Carpets by calling II on SOL III Third
| Ladies' attended by Mrs. Leon
The New York herald., 1865-02-15

A rTENTIoN.-LADIEs AND GENTLEMEN WILL RE-
IA the highest for Csrt OG Gil tng &C. by cali
ing addressing Mr.. Mrs. II. HART, % Carnipo
street Bedford.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-09-22
The recent election in Maine, like that

The recent election in Maine, ike that
in Vermont, has resulted in an over
whelming Union triumph-the vote in
both States being considerably reduced
from that given at the Presidential cleo
ton last fall, but the relative Union ma
iority in both largely increased. Il is
difficult to discover in the results in these
States the evidence Of a reaction in ia
yor of the Democracy, which has been So
confidently predicted by the papers and
orators of the party.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-09-22
wnoI MARKET.

Eight hundred thousand pounds of
wool we're sold in the Boston market du-
ring the past week, at an advance ofabout
two cents per pound. with an upward ten
denev. This includes 100, 900 pounds of
Ohio, at prices ranging from 68 to %
cents, We have herd of no new sales in
this county. The disposition to hold on
for Is to SO cents will be strengthened
by the opinion of the Ohio Wool Grow
ers meeting at Columbus that our fine
Ohio Wool will yet command from 50
cents to 81. per pound, if the owners will
only 9cdik f Is
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-09-22
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
EHwTER

N~
n smaining unclaimed in the Post ONCE at Eel
IA awaFe. State Of Ohio, on the 2lst day ofSept., 1865
n% To obtain any OF these letters, the applicant
must call for ftddUff red teHeTs," give tie date of this
list, and pay TW0 CENTS for advertising.
g. BOT caued FIR within one month, they VIII be
sent 10 the Dead Letter once
y By REQUEST Tor the RETURN of a letter to the
writer il unta armed within so dag or ieas, written IT
printed with 4he s7ritrr's name. poi. office aud State
acrsss the 1ef-Aaad end Of the snvsloPsi on the lace
side, wul he compiea Win Il tbs usual prepaid rate
Of postage, paNabie aIlsl tnt ejtsr = delivered Ia the
Wrlter.-Sec IS. LaW u 1868.
Austin Phelix Moore Albert 81
Bear charles HcGeary ]
Bare Charles 4 Murphy George
BiGdIe j H. a1 Preston William
BlddIe ia Preist Mrs CatharihS
Biddie Albert Ray E
Brown Mrs Amanda Schebn Caroline
Edwards Royal saunders Edward
FrenierL c -- Seyffer Christopher
Futier John NJ ,Sha aer John
Goodwin William TR Stahlheber Tobils
Gray Mrs Annie t5. Tebbetts JOhnK
HeaEert0 John +e Vance Mrs John
barton John -N ors Peter
H5oyer r. Werner Biey
sHVtamnau John NJ sWfIizms W VI
JONES samuel wiley Capt Geo F, A Q N
klug &c W3tdams Miss Augusta
King Mr. Wilson John A.
King Nellie Williams Augustus V
kooken MRS Eliza Williams Samuel F
Marriott Capt c Ms williams George G =
Aetts Mrs Aary E Zimmer Henry
0fHee-hours Opens I Il. rn.-cioses 75so p. "a.
Sept -. 1865. % J. rHOhaoN. N.
GO 10"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-09-22

% To avoid any difficulty that might oc-
eur in reference to the affairs of the State
Treasury from proceedings instituted by
Governor ANDERSON, DR.. DORSEY has
formally resigned the Office, thus relin-
gushing all claim to the place, and the
HOOPER, Of Cincinnati, has been ten
dersd the Office, has accepted, and will in.
. few days enter upon the discharge of
his oficiai duties. He is a prominent
business man Of the city, a member of
the we'll known firm Of Harrison &
Hooper, and is said to be admirably quail
lied for the position. aos
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-09-22
4.HrE NEWs.

The receipts into the u. s. Treasury
from the list of July to the 18th of Sep
TENDER amounted to SIS, 1917 600.
"A disastrous fire occurred in the city Of
New York on the 18th inst. A number
Of warehouses were burnt and property
to the value of over three million dollars
consumed. Among the property destroyed
was 5000 bales Of cotton,
The total receipts of the recent State
Fair we're $15,751 o.. The receipts of
the different days were IS follows: Tues
day. 1895 Al; Wednesday, $,147 so;
Thursday. 1856 90 Friday, 1874 Is.
A grand Odd Fellows demonstration
commenced IN Baltimore on the 10th inst
she occasion being the assembling Of the
Grand Lodge Of the United States IN that
city The zttendance is large and the
proceedings imposing.
Amerchant Of Portland, Maine, claims
9 to have seen john H. Surratt, enesof the
leading spirits in the assassination CON
spiracy, on the 18th inst. in the city Of
+ Montreal It was thought he was about
tOsail for Europe
constitutional Conventions are now in
session in South Carolina and Alabama
InFthe last named State the ordinance of
secession was repealed with only three
dissenting votes and the proceedings in
both indicated that the course pursued
win be similar to that of the Mississippi
Convention.
The Union State Convention for New
York met ~atasyraeuse on the Goth inst
The attendancslwas large and the pro-
seedlings Harmonious.
The Supreme Court Of Ohio, after a
vacation during the late warm weather,
re-assembled at Columbus last Tuesday
and T resumed business.
Two small boys belonging to Spring
field, while passing through an open field
on Wednesday of last week, were struck
by lightning. n of them instantly killed
and the other considerably injured.
A report of the State Auditor and
Comptroller. published in the State Jour-
nal Of Tuesday, gives a detailed state
ment of the funds in the State Treasury
on the 11th inst. The entire amount
called for by the books of the. Auditor
and Comptroller was found in the safe.
But little progress has recently been
made in the WirE trial, owing to the
sickness Of the accused. The testimony
adduced continues to detail barbarities of
the most shocking character inflicted up
N our men in the rebel prison at An
Jacksonville.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-09-22
ANNOUNCEMENTS
\ The Tax-payers Of Delaware County.

Relieving that party measures are being carried to
such exiremes as 70 ieapardize the interests Of the tax
nsvefs I have CONSENTED to cume before the people OF
Delaware conrty as an independent candidate for
CoWafU Tre,s,lTert and il elected shall endeavOr to dis
rhargf ths duties 81 the Office faithfully, being bound
Nv 70 n5rtvtres JOSEPH s
OF Berlin Township.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-09-22

In his famous letter from over the Dor
der" addressed by G.. L. Vallandigham,
in July, 1863, to his adherents in Ohio,
he said
Travelling a thousand miles and more,
through nearly half the Confederate
States, and sojourning for q time at wide
" different points, / met not one man,
woman or child, who was not resolved to
perish rather than yield to the pressure of
arms, even in the most desperate extrem-
ity."
The present state of affairs shows that
this great apostle and prophet of the De-
mocracy was sadly mistaken in his esti-
mate of the pluck and endurance of his
Southern friends. With the entire popu-
lation of what he calls "the Confederate
States thoroughly subjugated and the
most ferocious last ditch" rebels crowd
ing Washington to sue for pardon, it
would appear that the men. women and
children he met on his travels did not ad-
here TO their resolution to perish rather
than yield to the pressure of arms"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-09-22

The canvass in this State is progressing
satisfactorily. A large force of speakers
are in the field, under the auspices of the
State Central Committee, and the County
Committees are seconding their efforts by
appointing township meetings. The meet
ings as far as held have been well attend
ed. The people are all right, and the on
" danger to be apprehended is that from
o-Ver-cOnfdence there may be a light
vote and some of the doubtful Legislative
districts be lost. This should be guarded
against. A full vote is all-important,
and no effort should be spared to bring
every Union man to the polls.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-09-22
PRxcE REDUCED.

THE UNIVERSAL CLOTHES wRINaER.
NO. 2, WITH o WHEELS, $3.50.
NO. 2, WITH COx's IMPROVEMENT, 300
For sale in DeiawAre by j. y, o
August IS, 1soS-tnl ~ 1stss. 90
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-09-22
STOVES, &c.
The Morning Star has aris-
en- with 'DespatchV
NATHAN wTEETATNs.
Cooking and Heating Stoves.

Among which the "DespatchD stands pre-eminent n
bove an other Stoves for cooking; il is suitable for no
tells, boar ding-houses, and for large and small families
Ithas, aside from its being adapted to the use of " oot
or Coal, the advantages Of a Reservoir in which yor
have q constant supply Of hot water without addition
al fuei-a large tin Closet for keeping victuals warm
and for raising bread, &c.-also, a large tin lined oven
and cooking, on the top Of the stove, to be removed al
pleasure, &c. &c. but IL is useless to attempt to dc
scribe all its advantages. The FIRST PREMIUM was a
warded the Despatch over the Stewart, and all other
Cook Stoves that came IN competition with t.. az tile
yourselves of its superiority. Among his piain. copied
Cook. Stoves may be found the SsM0RNING STAR,ir
which sheds luster upon its inventors fair fame, as an
originator Of useful patents, and has risen. in the esti-
nation of the people, with greater rapidity than any
Stove, for the price, in the State.
His assortmentof PARL0R, BOX & HEATING STOVES
are, for neatness Of design, finish, durability and
ment orheating stoves he has the justly celebrated
"Gas burner a most beautiful and economical stove
iin, &c. 6c.-many Of which are adapted to the use Of
either wood or coal, E
All the articles usually Kept in Tin and stove Stores
m the West, can be found here, and a great many 9th
CT things. A hne assoTtment OF El
Tin, Copper, Brass, Sheet Iron, JapaRned,
Planished Tin and Brittania Ware.
COPPER AND BRASS KETTLES of all sizes, and pri.
oes to correspond with the hard times.' He wishes
further g say that ~ hts aI-z -5
Misunderstanding Department
Of all kinds on the shortest notice and in the most
street, he hasa wagon and ladders, and Is at all times
prepared TO 60 into the country to do jobs in his line,
srouESd AND CONDUCTORS than any ther establishment
in this county. |
He has on hand a large assortment OF SILVER WARE,
which BIS offers cheap 10 those wishing to purchase.
NIB. We guarantee TO our country friends and pa.
irons generally that ALL Of our goods are such as we
commend them 20 DO, and that All. our Jobs are war.
aanted as to workmanship and our materials as TO quail
plaoeESort6 Room Williams ( Latimor Block. a ain
November Is. lses-u ;
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-09-22

All the Enrolment Districts in this
State are to be onsolidatedIion the 1stprox.
into six districts, the headquarters OF
which will be at Cincinnati, Columbus,
Circleville, Newark and Oleveland-the
movement being preliminary to the final
winding up of the business connected
with that branch of the military service.
This (8th) district is consolidated with
the 4th and 18th. Capt. A. NEsBIT, Pro
vost Marshal, headquarters at Columbus.
The Board Of Steamboat Inspectors
for the port of Detroit having reported
in favor of revoking the pilots license of
Capt. G. P. Mckay, Of the Pewabie, that
officer took an appeal to the supervising
Inspector, who, after a thorough investi-
cation, restored his license on the ground
that he was blameless in regard to the I'M
fortunate collision with the Meteor, the
mate of the Pewabic alone being respon-
sible for the accident Old lid
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-09-22
INSURANCE.
FL ME-
Life Insurance Comply.
INSURANCE.
DIRECTORS

IUDeG1 Egs a.Il-rA aseT3 -aT
" S. GRIFFITH, Pres. l f. F~RoTHfNGHAM, Treas.
+els PlRECT
A A. LOW, "A. A. Low 4 Bros, "a Burling Slip, N. Y.
]. H FR9THINGHAA, Preslt Union Trust Co, do
J 5 T STRANAHAN, y. President Atlantic Lock Company
S1tIfF4 SS y = '':'s 'Fresiqent Brooklyn Bank
II E PIERREPONT...... II PierrepontPiSce BROOKLYN
a BAYLIS, Broker, 81 Mereha1t's Exchange, n: r.
WALTER 5 GRlFFiTH, President -. -. 8rooEiyn
Fl B CLAFlN, Claim, Mel.en 4 Co, 40 Church 81
5 B GHiITkNi EN- Chittenden & Co, $50 Broadway
J E S0UTHWORrH -. .Prssident Atlantic Banic. NY
g LUNNiNG, See,y South Brooklyn savings Institution
/ IG RoBE E = hN !. Roberts ( % = Fo1 aos, Go H,lan, y =
JOHN T MARTIN, IS ierrepontstree Brooklyn
j HALSEY, -Haight, Halsey & Co, 81 Broadway, Ny
J SMITH, President Arctic Insurance Company, do
H DQLlNER Dolfner, Potter & Co, 1SI Front ST, do
"A cAPWELL Atty Il Counsellor, III Broadway, do
L A LAMBERT, Merchant, I19 Il I2I William Street do
) HOW; Pres't Union White Lead Mani. Co., Brooklyn
G AyARyIs, Pres't Lenox Fire Ins Co 10 Wall St do
S E HOWARD, Howard, Sanger & &c 10Y chambers St
= p importer 40 South Street, N
Z A TOWNSEND, ...... Merchant, % John Street, do
) " kEENE = W Greene \ Co 81 Maiden Lane, do
HON 9DLLL,..-.......S SO Orange Street, Brooklyn
J v FR%oIHIXGHah, rockingham s BSyiis, 50 5 IS
E LEWIS, valentine 4 Bergen, 20 Futon St H BrookITn
ALL THE POLICIES OF THE HOME ARE
NoN-FoRFEITABLE.
DIVIDENDS declared ANNUALLY UPON THE
ACTUAL YEARLY PROFITS UF Il COMPANY.
A Company endorsed by the Methodist Book Concern
and by Bishops and Preachers Of the n. z. Church.
sll-
WIN B. REDFIELD. Special Agent,
For the counties or Franklin, Delaware, Union and
Madison Address P O. Drawer 1s7, Columbus, 0.
J. A. BROWN & J. A. CONE,
Agents for Delaware.
MOSES L. STARR, Medical Examiner. sepl5-2m
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-09-22

CPY GLASSES of all kinds At J. +. Latimer.s
y june p laos. MUSIC STORE.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-09-22
attachment NOTICE.

George Noble; pIiR, Before Charles Will, a
yR, .e SJustiee Of the Peace OF
J-5E Powers, defendant J ThoTnpson-tp. Del. co. o.
QNlthe ethsday of September, 1865, said. Justice is
W sued an order or attachments in the above action
fqEthe sum ct seventeen dollars and seventy two
cents. Atrial will be had in the above case at the
Office Of saidJustice, on the 2Sth day OF Oct. 1865, at
que O'Clock pm,
sep22-St GEORGE NOBLE.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-09-22
.UGGIES & HARNESS FOR sALEf

a NUMBER OF socond-hand Buggies and Harness
Al for sale cheap. one OF tue buggias nearly new.
Enquire at the Livery stable Or ra :
sep 22-stt Err, THOMPSON : SON.