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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-10-27
wine roar and tho raVage WeFo va
Aud Nature that never Yields,
Was busy with sun and rain
Al her old sweet work again
ON the lnXelY hnlllo-neld -

Preceding the column IN our eagerness
to return to this place of terrible memo
ries, we soon galloped into the open space
where once stood Cnaneellor's large brick
mansion, the only house in the vicinity,
It was now heap of ruins. There was
rallied, and there the thick forest from
whence, pale with exhaustion and terror,
our scattered soldiers emerged A few
hundred yards farther on were the emp
ty and silent embrasures from which
our fifty pieces vomited fame and death
into the ranks of the advancing foe.
Passing this part of the field we hastened
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oak Grove Cemetery.

Ii persons knowing themselves indebted for lots,
~ or digging graves, will eaIl without delay on the
Recorder and Immediate payment, or the rule In
such cases will be infOrced.
: oc,2O-St J. D. VAN DEMAN, Recorder.
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Desirable property for Sale.

A large and convenient house situated Hill
IA street is offered for sale at bargain. It contains
over twenty ruOms with excellent well, cistern,
ko and the lot well with choice fruit trees,
vines shrubbery and towering plants II Is situated
a Thin thirty rods OF the University grounds, aad
both from lis ARRANGEMENT and situation is admirably
calculated for Boarding House for students Price,
-s8 bOO-terms made easy. Address Box 263, Della
ware Poat ONCE. sep l-5m-Ie3
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-10-27

Keep the law of duty ever before you;
let it be your never failing pillar of light
Be brave, and on the square with your
conscience to the last. Your success in
life may not be equal to your hopes or
your deserts; it is not in man to insure
success. The best and wisest of us may
fall in the struggle; but we may have our
consolation even then To gain the
worlds applause, and snatch its feeting
spoils, is not mans sole and proper busi-
ness here. Immortality smiles upon the
scene and beckons him ever onward in
the race for those eternal honors which
the world can neither give nor take away
the prize which all may strive for, and
no one strive in vain.-DR. MARKHAM.
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Eating House and Saloon

furnished and stocked, situated on the
u Public Square, the very best location in the
-lty Of Mansfield, Ohio. For particulars. address
VANCE Il DAILY,
Insurance 4 Real Estate Agents,
oct2O-3i Mansfield Ohio.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-10-27

nHIPP'S SUGAR CURED HAMS at
1ane. % '65--tr BOWMAN & ST0UGHs.
EYoU cun ind the BEST STATIONERY in town at
u dec so, J. F. LATIMER'S MUSIC STORE
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Splendid Assortment

Of Fashionable Bonnet Ribbons,
Trimming Ribbons, Velvet and
Belt Ribbons,
IN ALL STYLES. CoLoRs AND WIDTHS.
Belt Clasps, Dress
Buttons, Dress Trim = s'.t
mings in Cords, Gimps,
Laces, Braids G Tassels.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-10-27

nYHE subscriber having disposed of his real estate,
will offer fr sale at his former residence in Berk
snire township, mile west OF Galena. and five
miles east OF Lewis Centre on the c. C. q C. R. R., on
Wednesday, NoUensber 1st, 1865,
the following personal property consisting of head
of Horses-3 Of them brood mares and Ceilings, 80
head OF Mule Colts a number of superior Jacks, $50
head OF sheep Cattle Hay. and Grain, Balls Mower
and Reaper lahreshiBg Machine and Mood-SaF O. m
bjned twoeherse Wagon, Buggy, Farming Utensils,
and ether articles numerous TO mention Terms
made known on day of sale t. eommenee at
O'Clock a. m. 2t FLETCHER DlRoI
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LICK RUN COAL!
HAYNES0& bBL AOK
Miners and Shippers,
VERY e BREYFOGLE,
Agents at Delaware.

VHTEa afs prepared to supply the citizens OF Della
w ware with the above coal tor Rra tes. STOVES, &G.
Al greatly reduced prices. Buy OF first hands, and
save proAts Of dealers. Buy now while prices are
ior All orders for Coal by the car load filled at
ShIpt ers' prices and retaiied at lowest rates.
f Sent % ii A. & B.
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WE HAVE 4 VERY LARGE LINE or

Flannels In Red, A
Plain and Twilled,
Yellow, White, Silk
and Wool Shaker
heavy and fine.
Welch, Scotch, Miners,
Grey, Plain and Twilled
Plaids, Checks, Stripes, &c.
Grey and White Blankets.
WOOL YARN IN ALL CoLORs.
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DELAwARE, o., Oct. 16. 1865,
General Order No 8. s4fs ~.
HIHERE win be a Court Of Inquiry held at Templar
i Hall, Delaware, Ohio, on -}flal
Monday, October Both, 1865,
for the purpose OF examining excuses of abseatees
from any Company Battalion Drill of the 21st Reg
o. n G.. ordered since the 18th of September, 1865,
and assessing fines such the law directs, all who
fail to give sufficient reason Tor nun attendance.
There will be held at the same time and place a
Court of Appeal Tor the benefit of the members OF the
regiment who feel themselves aggreved by the decis
ions of the Court Inquiry held the 18th day OF
September, 1865.
Both Courts will convene at 10 O'Clock m on the
day and al the place above specified. BY order of
JAMES NJ. CRAWFORD,
Colonel Commanding 2lst Reg. o. n. G.
WILL E MOORE It. & Adjt- oct20-2t
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sHUR's COLUMN.

S. p. G j. j. SHUR
LTAvE received and opened a. their LARGE AND
NEW STORE ROOM.
Directly opposite the POss omoes their FAIL AND
WINTER STOCK Of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
For the immediate examination Of thsir customers
and the public generally. Our assortment is large
and varied, embracing every article desirable te
coming season. And re do not hesitate to say that
we are ready 70 offer the LARGEST, CHEAPEST, BEST
SELECTED and MOST ELEGANT ASSORTMENT Of de
sirabie Goods
EYER 0FFERED IN DELA WARE.
We therefore cordially invite the attention of buy
following Hst comprising part of the
tioles sale
Black and Fancy Silks, Plain. Plaid
and Figured French Merinos;
Plain English Merinos; Plain,
Plaid and Brocade Alpae-
cas-; Plain, Plaid, Chine
and Melange Pop
a 1ins-ABoUT OLD
PRICES.
Plain & Check
ed Mohairs, EN-
press Cloths, Poll de
Chevres, Union and Silk
Plaids, Baratheos, Armuns
Union and all Wool Delaines, in
all the new and most fashionable
STILES AND COL0RS.
Splendid line of
MOURNING DRESS GOODS.
IN OUR
DOMESTIC GOODS DEPARTMENT
We have faii lines Of
Brown and Bleached Sheetings and
Shirtings, Ticks. Checks, Stripes,
Denims, Ginghams, Calicoes,
Linseys. Flannels. &C.
MAR<ED VERY Low
We call particular attention % our
W0OLEN GOODS DEPARTMENT.
whieh Is very Complete in al. Desirable Styles
IN that Line.
Black French Broad ~
Cloths at $3.50 e yds and finer.
Satinets 40c y yd. and higher.
Kentucky Jeans, M elto IS
Tweeds and Cassimeres,
EQUALLY AS Low
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CHEAP CUTLERY.

? HAyEa ape assortment Of No Cutlery purchased
since the decline in gold, which oner very eneap
or cash, NATHAN WILLIAMS
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OUa CIOaK AvD SHAWL DEFAzrmENT

Is large and varied, comprising all
the new styles of the season-were
bought direct of the manufacturers,
and will be sold at about New York
jobbers' prices.
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Moadau October 3Oth, 1865,

T1FEFE SlII 5s oSar, Of Inquiry held at Tenplar
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For the Delaware Gazette.
CHANCELLORSPIEL REVISITED.

son the margin Of yon orchard hill
Are marks where storm worn battlements have been
And in the tall grass linger still
Of arrolgy frieze and wedged raveln -
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Court Of inquiry and appeal

HEADQUARTERS 2IsT REGIMENT o. N. G.,
~ DELAwARE, o., Oct. 16. 1865, j
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Public Sale.

COionei commanding zlst neg y.
WILL. E. MOORE, It. x Adjt- oct2O-
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u A lady in Plymo III. Mass. knitted
four hundred pairs Of stockings for our
soldiers during The war.
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AOVOoOOe
S. W. McCaw and Z. R. Rodgers,
Plaintiffsand mortgages,
VIM. d. Wilton and Lucy Wilton,
Defendants and nortgagors.
In the U. S. District Court in and for Pierce
county, Sd Judicial District Of Washington
Territory.
YVO WM. B. WILTON and Lucy Wilton, de-
i PENDANTS: You are hereby notified that
We, the undersigned plaintiffs, have filed .
complaint against you in said court, which
will commence more than three months after
the I'd day OF September, A. d. 1865, and I'M
less you appear at said term and answer, the
same will be taken as confessed and the prayer
thereof granted.
Tho object and prayer of said complaint Is
TO obtain judgment Of foreclosure Of q mort
gage against you, and all persons claiming un.
der you subsequent to the date Of said mort
gage, which was given by you to PLAINTIFF
Jan. LIST, A. d. 1860, on piece Of land lying
in Pierce county, south Of what is known rs
The Narrows, at the entrance Of Puget Sound /;
said mortgage being given to secure the pay
| ment Of q prOmmissOry note bearing even date
with said mortgage, drawn by you in favor Of
plaintiffs for the sum Of S6l0 90, with interest
ut 2 per cent per month from date till paid |;
and to have the said premises deereed 10 be
| sold according to law, and the money arising
from such sale brought into court to pay said
sum Of S6l0 90, with interest according to the
tenor of said note and mortgage, and the costs
| of this suit also to obtain further judgment
| against you, that you pay any deficiency that
may remain after the application Of oil money
arising from such sale applicable to the pay
mont Of TIE same.
Complaint filed with the Clerk of the court
Aug. 2Sth, A. ID. 1865.
s McCAW,
! Z. R. RODGERS,
Plaintiff.
ns~eA A. Silaroom Sent n 1868 l3:mS
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Ar fa- r-.sr ini1. rr.-r'- teal Eho Per b. -
o. So. a-.ra. ~, hant. ~ buy FL C. car
maze god f.-st- ard eel . thri- cu-'e-l-
ers 81 laV t-ur- W. rFmain. especially
iour t'i.e.is~ri ~artan--
BApttEE < LINpENBERGER
Wholc.alc 'lorhin- aul Hai Warehouse.
No.. ;ll. ila and az Battery stree.
San frtnc.-co. July -, ls''. 2l:5m
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" Constantly receiving Fresh Supplies from San Francisco
W All parties indebted will pl settle immediately
Olympia, December 81, 1864.
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Aecidcnts to Alninn Vourists.

Another fatal Alpine casualty reported Mr.. Knyvet
Wilson, one OF the masters OF Rugby school, was IL a
pears attempting to scale. the RIehorn alone, and
the evening, when he fell and killed
rnc chaplain at Hermatt Mr Mccormick, has written
to The London Tunes long account OF the accident
the Matterhorn, previously noticed IL appears that all
went well Gnt,i the descent attempted just the
party who wore ropd together reached the most danger
Gus place, the Tor guide, Croz slipped; there
brief exclamation, ana ia instant the four lrs OF the
party had broken away from the rest and dying
down over Slope OF four Thousand feet In hcignt
On their fall they were, Of course, dashed pieces OF
Lord Fran Douglas trace has been found except
tritng articles d, dress Tho remainder OF tho
unfortunate sufferers by the accid m. such a
mntilaed condition tina, the only thing which could be-
done to bury them IN the the spot which
accordingly done, hr. Mccormick reading them
q small part OF the burial scrvicc from prayer book
taken the pocket Of the Unfortunate nr Hudson
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ARRIVED

ARRIVED
Steamship CITY OF Boston Brl, Keunedy Livereor Joy
70 p % IN Is w miles me Of <. n
s sae ely Il 1 Doasd ap
S s eS City 1
' Il. $ snP sns s Re- EnEon Eepo y a
va @ yh I'm %dss sad 5 % ss to ion.
9oanaw. same dsy las 81 lon 1901 ..ss%shlp CITY
ts %
81 mp - from Liverpool Tor se% YORK an s
sisimship Germans Ham, Ehler. Hamburg JAY q Vt.
haTit % July 80 lou 81 30 spoke ship raz-
Steamship United States. share sagapnsh with md.s .:1
AM on Cape fasteras spoke steamship Consultation henos
Steamship Ranger Bacon Fortress Monroe . houra
s M sca, z a Sero Hh inst OF B'ossA
steamship carroll i.ennan Baltimore. - hours. with
mdse and il6 passengers, % smith Dunuins Had oas
Snip Ilap.ws oxen Heyre June e WITH %d;s and =
spG a1ry x RICHARD ssos Quebec for Loadoa day.
uhors 81 spoke steam sloopo; Vincent, steering BAst
shp Aiber. srem, Meyer Bremen 90 Jays with %a::
aad 3a ps.ensers' to Leopold Hufer Had three deaths
Bark Emil (Bem Ficke. Newcastle SO days. with
srt %: ;. LysrRoS a. Rss RE Ps Jssss
PEEK sFs u % Coz Bay j az a.. with ss 70
PM had succeeded taking all passengers
and crea, and on the I'd inst at PM transferred them v
has further report to make except VIVA, has been pub
iished
Bark W Brown sydney Brown, sydney CB. 10
% 81
att AM into a thick fog by light brig bound 70
Gace Bay striking the bar the starbDard bow carrying
away cithrad rails stancheons bulwarks aud
ss W Sq'ss eG deck also %da. spss
flying jib forcsa and oreopsal doing other da
Nova Scoian. but could make out
her name or bat amass sue s had sssycs
with mis- Daniel July 2 t IS. lon ~ 20 spoke
bar o. Sunderland 81 from Port Brazil for Bv-
ranham Tor Oporo, 5h Lat - Ion ~ 3D. spoke ship Victoria
Field from New York Tor Melbourne 1th lat IS lon 5li0
spoke Whaling bark Globe rpp of New Bedford u days
Brig schlanke Maid fBreml Scbuenburg Rs Jsnero -
days. with chfec. to Kirkland * Won sachs.
Schr Mary BIrdn Hr, Leblanc Palermo 90 days. passo1
Gibraltar June . with fruit, To Is small Co July ~
lat s3 ~ lou % ~ spoke bar Princcss Royal hence Tor Cow
Bay.
Schr Richardson, Thompson Lnsan IL days with coal
TO simpson q Clapp
Brig Ri.elUw Brl, -. TURKS Island, ID days, with
salt, 10 Permission a 90
schr Jacob Raymond. Townsend. lAngsn L. dAys with
coal, tn master.
Schr SoPia Il Jameson jameson GeorsrtJwn, days
Scir Julia Il Wiiets Baylis, 0corgsiown 7 days
Schr Sarah Ming. Moore, Baltimore. o days.
Sciir Bral Franklin, Ellsworth
Scbr Glenroy. Gardner
Scar war Steed Cash Boston for Phillielphls
Scir Charger. Lawrence, Taunton.
Schr l. w Birdsi, Chapman, PrDvilcnce FOR Albany
Schr WIN A Dubosl. IrowelL Providence
Schr Vsrmlion. Davis Brookhaven for Banmors.
Schr Henry hcmsen Cuppel, New Haven
Schr Panthea. Racket, KondouL ior Providence
Steamer L.avna, Carpenter. Washington.
The bark Dewoif and brig Cyprus. from Lngan
above Hell Gate
Wind at sunse. Sc
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for France, That the Official report is that they gene
rally unfavorue TO the opposition the only town where
an opposition lis has been carried in its entirety being
Marseiles It. should not be forgotten, however that
the list Il very frequently nearly identical
with that Of its opponents, as at Grenobe, where
eighteen Of the names transferred from one TO the
other In such case it is ditcu to say TO which side
the victery belongs
The Aonuew has been guilty Of a blunder which has
infinitely delighted the whole world OF Paris In Ma
also changed her capital and transported the abode Of
her soveregns from Valladod to Madrid as Italy
OF the present day has removed her political centre from
Turin to RomeS 1t s rather 10 the M0nte
In spite OF the convention calling Rome instead OF Flo
ence the capital of Italy, and the question has beenas K
cd in some journals whether the error il - entirely
uninen- tional as It would seem
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LABOR QUESTION IN VIRGINIA.
Oppression Of the Negroes by Their
Former Owners.
Persecution Of Union Men and Opposition to
Northern immigration by the Y. II. VS.,
&C.,, &C.. &c.

Our Fostress Monroe Correspondence.
FoRsREss MosRoK, August 1855
LABOR QUESTION IN VIRGINIA
Public interest is still widely felt and expressed upon
the subject OF negro labor the late rebelious Ststes
Tho letters Of various correspondents OF the HERALD
from different sections OF the South which they have
been and still are traversng To throw all the light posi-
bis upon this and other complicated issues arising since
the termination Of the war; very fully set forth the exist
ing state OF facts evolved and involved in settling the
grand problem Of reconstruction have been at some
pans to acquain myself with the condition OF affairs in
the counties adjacent here, viz-AccOmac and Northamp
ton Counties on the Eastern Shore and Mathews county,
just above
IN rtE FIRST
many negroes formerly held as slaves
hired by their former owners and are to
ceive from live to ten dollars q year compen-
sation The former slaves hired at these small wages
are gwen 10 understand that this is the extent OF pay
authorized by government They further told that
the full privileges Of freedom yet allowed them
II will b. SEEN therefore, that they virtually much
slaves In these two counties no encouragement
gwen TO business enterprise anything looking
settlement by Northern people special opposition is
made to prevent anything being done to complete
the Air Line Railroad project tho charter OF which was
obtained before the
In Mathews county there Is little no Union senti
n 'u' saves are r Solu aaa snvy a,I ,ha sui
~ ',e us'u a. SCH ~ in1 n's'ooa ~, u y
s '.Jn t, ,h 10y a' ~ o,nrs h e , wa,
-, ,,I ,aa ' '"'N'' ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
wv" P's' 40 ..,,v
No.. 49,, AL, 81 nv 80" II. .oioroa ,,.,, hail,
s,%ai 49,, .t ~ ". - -, o. ,,;,,,so, - c,r ,,,,
~ , CIV M - , i, ~ nn,Mar n,n j
IN. man Win VIM ,h, ,n,o Line and be,r f,rmcr
nynar go w. cnared ,,an,s ,ys nass for ton nv
10 -, -, ~. r. IT,, .s, ~ To- ,,r ichiI,iru, o ,.,,t
hcr Ar tho exrr,,,nn or The ten dnvs and con
r, ~ ,he ' vhas Wv h. hsh,,d shc re,urned far
M
bey GELD he ,'rnni o", If doors nv their former
oynor mr. ,.coo eon,. ,.yo,a nun,.bment Her nv,nn,
rnru.sd 10 Ia, nhor ha w ,Io chidrc On avav and 40
he case stands oiJ residents known To- be un,on men
res uns.cs Snd;or ~ The late roha, armv v thoir
d,sIit'n mo, .uch man ,y.h sraciaI anmostv nv n
s,rnv,ng ,,nr cr,n AMI mai,nn, or kIing the, bnrs
c,,yS aSd mo- IInion ,nan who rome here three
tines J.rr Tho war for nr,tecton has had his store
rohhed nor,,on oc hs crnns laid waste and n vnIuabe
/ horse rendered useless nv these anti Union men No
evil au,horty has been established here vet and the
state of society is ANYTHING but pleasant 70 one known to
baye onnosai ccnssinn Or IN ventura NV WORT ar ieed
to SHOW svmna,hv 3nr The In'on cause -
rn,Ar R,aurs or SUFFRAGE TO ALL
Tina f,ow,ng document which I leave 10 expl,in i,scr
is henc cxtensive,v crcuatcd in this and
also in NorfoIr and Portsmouth A large number OF
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Commercial Intelligence.

IONDDN July ZI--F' M
Consos closed at soT 30 for money.
United STATES Uvc-twentics 10 a 701s
AM.RicAS SECURITIES Illinois Central Railroad 80 q
Sc 4, Eric Railroad 53H "a
Tho Bank Of England has se1 its OF discount to
3>s per cent
LvERrooi, Juy 27--P y.
CorToS two days 10 600 bales. including 1000
bales to spectators and exporters rhe market Is dull,
with IL ht inquiry, and prices are weak.
iiRgAr5rUF! \ The market Is QUOT and steady.
povIstoys The market is dull Lard nrn, at 15s.
for keith rendered
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Oh iisvre chsrooaus.
SaP CREST rHE wAvE-Csp, WOODBURY. OF ship Crsss
OF the Wave from Cardiff for BaItaore previously
weather cloudy hs wind sw INTO z By a., Can.
boiia which had dragged her anchor aud she having only
10 collision Win my .iP my Sowspni. j5See@ .n1
survey held the next day vessel returned into dock
ssr Esshx, Barnes from New York for Queenstown Tor
ion % W saxns sprung leak frss day. preVoas crs
on BY tho ship cohstantA, Of Bremen, from St jobs
BARK wnKArLAsD Oliver at otaso. NJ April ~ from Vel.
paraso had thrown overheard prto cargo during Voeas
BKLrAsr Loyeu. July s4-Arrved the Consul Gardner.
from Liverpool FOR New Haven, very ieAky.
Whaiemen.
Chat ham Island NJ, oil not reported
oaa% s's %. lTS OF
north or nas 81 ss Of Mr. %
and Mr. r would smn on 2, Ss.,a during ss .s no.
ns since leaving Mo ganu Capt Gray belonged At Liberty
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