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y emaining unclaimed in the Post Office at Del.
~ aware, state OF Ohio on the Both day Mar 1865
81 To obtain any of these letters tho applicant
must call for 'ddrsTtissd eeFS give tie att Of this
list, and pay one cent for advertising.
So If not called for within month they III be
sent TO the Dead Letter O1iCe.
N. B.-A REQUEST for the RETURN of a letter to the
writer, if unclaimed within 80 days or less written or
printed with the writer's name, post office and STATE
acress the lehRnd end of the envelope on the face
side, will be complied with the usual prepaid rate
OF postage, payable when the letter delivered 10 the
wrlLer.-Sec 2s, Law Of 1868.
Alen Wesley Lee Hugh
Austen Amey-z Lehman John
austen John Martin JaTnes
bclUrn Nash ID H
Bird Llzz.e Mrs Rosv Alfred
BeskirL HELEN Miss Rogers Julia Miss
Bird Maggie Mss Schebler & Meeker
berrnen John Smith Lewls-2
bIuIner rank + Miss smith A )
DavIs WInam ScblaucE Martin
GORDON James Shahan Cynthia Miss
GfOOs Hattie Mus Stlth Henry
Green Alcelta Mrs Stulls Mary Miss
Hail Matte Miss sutton Nathan
Hale II Thomas Isreal
HLrden Evaline Miss Wells Harriet Miss
nu ter Robt
~ once hours Opens 7.e0 a m.-oloses p. u,
Mar 81. 1865. 2S 4 THOMSON p AZ
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REAL ESTATE.
Guardians Sale Of Real
Estate.

IN pursuance Of an order granted by the Probate
/ Court Of Delaware county, Ohio, 7. ROin B. Car
penter Guard AN OF Madeira and Orlando Carpenter,
viii oner at public auction, on
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Brlletin No. 4.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, March 27-1:3O p. IN.
Maj General Die:
The following official reports of opera
tions Of the Army of the Potomac on
Saturday, and Of Gen. Sherman's opera
tions since he left Fayetteville, have been
received this morning. Gen. Sherman
was at Goldsboro on the 22d of this
month No movements have been made
on either side, before Richmond or Pc
tersburg, since Saturday night.
L. NJ. STANTON
Secretary of of War.
CITY POINT, March q,
1890 A. M.
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Corn Shelters,

TUsT received good stock of Corn Shelters thu
- best in the market. Also, Sandfurd's 40 Knif
straw Cutters. which the Hay or straw but hal
an inch long. Call Rndlook at hen
April /, 1864 G. a CHANRERI Al
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nTRnnTnRn

RODNEY DENNIS, Sec J.. PATTERsON Pres
G. +. DAVIS, vice Pres
HENRY A. DYER, Gent. agent.
JAMES EAPoN, Agent al Delaware.
March 81, lsSR,-Gw.
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For Sale.

~ Office hours: Opens 100 a. am-closes 7p. Il
Mar. 81. 1865. 2S 4 THOMSON. M.
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Notice.
Notice.

F0R SALE: One secondhand sett HAr ness. an,
4 one open Buggy.
Mar ia : CDY
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nICTUREs AND PICTURE FRAMES, AND FRAMEs
u made TO order at John +. LatimeTs Music store,
December 80, 1854.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-03-31

TIME BEST PERFUMERY in town Is at }. r. LATINERiS
A Music and Fancy Goods store dee 50
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-03-31

lust received, ? OF the above in OIL Il
U stand better than any otLe Green Paint In USE ami
oumea cheaper than Paris Green.
tune ls 1902 @. C. CHAMBERLAIN
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NOTICE OF SALE.

NOTICE Is hereby given that by virtue o. :
IN chattcl mortgage executed by Porter Grana,n
and Emanuel Graham to Haskell aho Ds
dated the 18th of August, A. D. 1861 anu ieso .ho
ed in book &C." on pages As and :. OF ~. nv
records Of personal property in the once OF .ne
Recoriler OF Cedar county, Iowa. ana gwen "
secure TO said Haskell aud Barker inc paymen.
81 thar promissory notes, executed by saia
PORTER Graham aud Emanuel Graham TO said
H..kell and Barker, each dated At Mechanics
tile August 18th, 1868; one for ility dollars
navable two months after date; one for one hun.
ired ana forty dollars, payable on the lst day Of
January, 1864, and one for one hundred and forty
dollars. payable on the LIST day !of January, 1865;
and ut tlic request Of, and orthe use and Lcneit
az said Haskell and Barker, have levied upon
the following property, to.wit: One four lever
horse power, mounted on trucks, with levers,
braces and tumbling rods belonging to the
same. Also, ono separator mounted with belts,
rods. levers braces oil cans and monkey wrench
belonging to the same; all being the property
described in and covered by said chattcl mort.
gage afore said. And will offer the same for
sale at public auction to the high, st bidder, for
cash, in the town Of Mechaniesyille, in said
county, on the 18th day Of July, A. d. 1865, at
O'Clock D. m. OF said day, to satisfy said notes,
! interest and costs. The sale will be absolute
and bills Ct sale given to the purchaser.
Witness my hand this 18th day Of June, 1865.
" GEO. w. SMITH.
Sheriff OF Cedar county, lows.
Per S. LOUIS SMITH, Deputy. n24w4 $40
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SHERIFF SALE.

By virtue of an execution tome directed, H.
sued from the Office of the clerk Of the District
court in and for the county of Cedar and State
of Iowa, in favor of George W. Lyman ct al, and
against William Cessford, have levied upon the
following property as the property Of the said
William Cessford. towit:
All of the interest of said Cessford in the
southeast quarter "a and the south half (s) of
the northeast quarter, "a Of section twenty two
t22), in township eighty. one (sl) north of range
two az, west; said interest being one third OF
said property:
And shall offer the same for sale at public ont
cry at the court house door in the town Of Tip
ton, in Cedar county, on Monday, the 10th day Of
July, A. d., 1865, at / o'clock, p. M. of sale
day, to satisfy said execution and costs that may
accrue thereon.
Dated this 18th day of June, A. D., 1865.
24w3 pr fee $500, GEO. w. SMITH,
Sheriff Of &c dar co., Iowa.
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evidences given ip by Mr.. Conoyss II
clearly inplieatss tie CosfedeTsto ON.
cials in The assassination OF President
lincoln a /. ].

=
Ex. President Buchanan has written
another letter to the New York Tribune
in relation to the CINCINNATI Convention.
II ontsins no points Of interest except
that il dscliDisg the Tri1une's profer-
ed use of its columns for him to defend
himself. He says; "This kind offer
should be cordially accepted; but admon.
ished BY advancing years, Of which b you
gave me warning, some time since
compiled . history Of it during this Pc.
riod, chiefly from the proceedings OF
Con gross and other official and reliable
documents, too long for publication in
the Tribune. This has not been pub
lished hitherto, because Of my reluctance,
for several reasons, to intrude myself
upon public attention during tho prose-
cution of the war now happily termina.
ted 10 the suppression Of the rebellion"
Tho Panama steamer brings the intel
licenco that the Peruvian revelation has
been suppressed, and the revolutionist
President Costello made prisoner. A
revolution has broken out also in Sanaal-
vador. Juarcz has issued letters OF
maruus to prey upon French commerce
both in the Atlantic and Pacific.
The Frssoh govsrnmsnt is urging that
of Austria to purchase six iron. elads aud
six gunboats that were built 10 France
for The rebels, but which never could be
delivered to the address Of their owners.
Sir John Herschel states for the bene-
ct of those who discuss the subject of
population, war, pestilence, famine, that
the number of human beings living at the
end of the hundredth generation, com.
menciug from the single pair, doubling
at each generation (say in thirty years.,
and allowing for each man, woman and
child an average space of four feet in
height and one hundred feet square,
would form verticle column, having for
its base the whole surface of the earth
and sea spread out in plane, and for its
height three thousand six hundred and
seventy four times the suns distance from
the earth. The number of human strata
thus piled one on the other would amount
to AGO, 100, 900, 100000. ~
There are two European crowned
heads 10 search of wives-one aged nine.
ty, the other twenty-cnough to excite
oil the German princess to madness. The
possessor of one of these is the Bavarian
King, and it is whispered that King
George Of Greece has laid his heart and
crown at the feet of fair Grecian of an
eient lineage and high degree. '.. 49,
A Paris letter says jet ornaments, which
have been all the rage forsome time past,
are falling into disuse. The run is now
upon steel. The quantity Of minute ma.
riue stores worn by the fair ladies o.
France is astounding. There are stce
bonnets; and the women with tho Irol
mark msY soon rival tho mysterious maj
ufshat 1Ek. Steel bracelets, steel neck
laces, steel eollars, steel decorated fans,
reticules and parasols, steel brooches
fringcs, and tsssels, and trimmings Of
steel glitter on tho graceful forms Of thu
gracefullest ladies' ID Christsndom.
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HOLDING THE BAo.-A striking in.
stance Of misplaced confidence is record.
cd in the recent letter of largo Confed-
crate cotton bondholder to the London
Nsws. This English unfortunate claims
to be acting under tho "advice Of an able
lawyer" and urges his demand that the
North pay the cotton debt of the Coufed-
crate States, on legal grounds, as we'll as
on the score of justice towards neutrals.
His argument is that if tho North has
caused the inability of the rsbels to pay
their own debts, "the fact ought not to
prejudice tho right of neutrals" We
are best pleased with the closing state
msnt of this letter.writer, that the cot,
ton bonds bought at 90 now rule at 10,
and have occasioued their owners loss
of two and half millions pound sterling
The case demands very little sympathy
evidently with the editor of the Neaes
who tells his lugubrious correspondent
he lis just in the position of a creditor
whose debtor has died, leaving no execu
tor and no assets"
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SHERIFF SALE.

Bv virtue of an execution to me directed,
Issued from the office ofthe Clerk OF the District
Court in and for the. county Of Cedar aad State
Of Iowa, in favor Of Shockley Bryant, and against
james i. Reed, Thava levied upon the following
property as. the property Of the said James r.
Reed, towit: . .a.. T.. .-4s4.
:. Lots numbers one a. and two (2) In block
number three 90, of John D. Shearer's addition
to the town OF Louden, il said county. 49,
And shall offer the same for sale at public out
cry at the Court House door in the town Of Tip.
ton, in said county, on Thursday, the goth day OF
june, AID. 1905, ~ one o'clock p. IN of said
day, 70 satisfy said execution and costs that may
accrue thereon. III s'@
Dated this lst day Of June, A. p. 1865. r.s.
3w23 pr fee $500. GEO. W. SMITH,
Coroner Acting Sheriff of Cedar County, Iowa.
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THE INDIAN WAR.-Thc dcxterous
fsndishness of the red skin man.slayers
Of the Minnesota border has suggested
the necessity Of resort to something
beyond ordinary military precautions, to
put an end to the horrors perpetually re-
peated upon frontier homes. BY their
swiftness and cunning the Indians battle
oil pursuit. Their blows fall unexpected,
and though our cavalry may be near at
hand, the murderers seem to melt into
cir or sink into tho earth. Under this
state of things, recourse is to be had to
blood hounds trained to hunt Indians
The ST. Paul Press of the Sd says, Col
Evans, Of Blue Earth county is now or
his way to Nashville to purchase pael
Of these fierce animals, now happily n
longer needed as the adjuncts of slavery
These blood hounds cost from SIS TO 81
apiece, and liberal sum has been mad
up for their purchase, the Governo
giving $50, the County Commissioners o
Blue Earth 1886, together with numer
Gus subscriptions in St. Paul, amons
which the Press figures for $50 besides
earnestly recommending the enterprise t.
tho citizens.
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COUNTY POOR FARM.

NOTICE is hereby given that the uudersign.
IN ed have been appointed committee, by the
Board of Supervisors Of Cedar county, to receive
propositions. till the 10th day Of August, for
land or q farm centrally situated in said county,
for. Poor Farm. The propositions will en-
brace the quantity Of land and part OF section
and township, description of Improvements, If
any, quantity and character of timber, facilities
for water, and price per acre. s--E- .Gy-st
-s ROBT. COVER, } ~nf. 1sf.
THO'S SHEARER, Committee,
F.. E. EDWARDS. } .-f
June 18th, ls65:n24w3 .x ~-E@.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,

PHILAUEIPHIAy IA.
nISEASES OF THE NERVOUS SEMINAL, URI-
- NARY AND SEXUAL SYsTEMs-new and relia-
BILE treatmcnt--in reports OF the HOWARD Asso.
CIATIoN-Sent by mail in sealed letter envelopes
free Of charge. Address, DR.. J. SKILLIN
HOUGHTON, Howard Association, No. Q South
Ninth Street, Philadelphia Pa. p25y
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NOTICE.

The co.pa,tnership existing between JouE C.
BucuER, Of Clinton, Iowa, and &c. AcCLELLAND
and GEORGE A. EAGERLY, Mechanicsyile, Iowa,
has been dissolved. All accounts or Indebted
ness created and due by said firm to be paid
by said McCleland and Eagerly, and all accounts
or Indebtedness due said firm are payable to
them. &c. BuCHER.
Clinton, Iowa, March lst, 1865. FL AF~-
&c. BrcHER Il Co., of Clinton, Iowa. will con-
tinue their General Warehouse and Agricultural
Implement business at their House, at Mechan-
icsyille, whore they will be pleased to supply
their old customers, a. usual, with anything in
their line. =. C. BUCHER X co.
Clinton, lows, May 9th, 1865. 23m2
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MHIsKERs! WHISPERS!
FOR SALE.

DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, within
n fifty rods of the Court House in Upton;
with numerous fruit trees, grape vines, aspoer.
riea cyer9reens, DC. dc. The House and Barn
are In good repair and afford fine opportunity
for one desiring 4 pleasant and commod!ous
home near the Pablo School, Churches, DC.
Also, numerous articles Of household furniture:
such as chairs, tables bedsteads stoves &c. Gc.;
together with tine-toned five octave Melodeon,
manufactured by Geo. Al, Prince IL Go.
Upton, June Sth, 1865. NJ. X. CROSS.
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"Hangman' Feote is on his way over
land to California, where be has relatives
residing
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AFFLICTED, READ.

lwould direct your attention to DR.. RODE
BUsH's two Great Preparations-one for the
sure and certain cure Of Dispepsia3 the other
for the Cure Of Consumption, bronchitis, Asth.
ma, Who0ping Cough, Colda, &c.
d. A. RODEBUSH.
MECHANICsyILLE, Iowa. n2lms
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LEGAL NOTICE.

AEOIHEI
Public notice is hereby given that Joseph +.
Boynton administrator and Mary Boynton, ad
minstratrix of the estate Of b. l.. Boynton, Decd
have filed in the County Court of Cedar county,
Iowa, their final report, asking TO be discharged
from further duty and liability on account OF the
settlement ofsaid estate, and that said report will
be for hearing at the July term, 1865. Of said
court to wit: on the Sd day Of July, 1865.
22w3 JIG. BELTS, Co. Judge.
Evening star., 1865-04-10
THIRD EDITION.
4 O'CLOCK p. MI.
0OVERNMENT SECURITIEs.
WAsHIEaroH, April 10, 1865.
Jay Cooke l. %. furnish the following no.
t....,. ~ C1ovarnn n,ant securitiaa.
sALUrs ny rHE CORPORATION.

Mayor Waliach early this morning ad'
dressed note to the Secretary OF War, asking
the loan Of a battery to the Corporation oi
Washington for the purpose Of firing salute
in honor OF the surrender OF the Rebel Army
OF Northern Virginia to the United States
forces. The Secretary Immediately complied
with his request, and Gen. Hall, commander
at Damp Barry, was directed to make the ne.
cessary arrangements, and report to Mayor
Wallach.
At 12 O'Clock section OF battery A, 4th U. S
artillery, ard a section of the Independent
Pennsylvania battery stationed at Camp Barry
appeared in front Of the City Hall, and fired a
salute Of two hundred guns in the presence OF
an immense crowd Of persons, including a
large number OF Corporation officers.
The various offices of the Corporation were
closed, and during the course Of the day the
Mayor entertained large number Of visitors
at his residence.
Evening star., 1865-04-10

a M1R!0AK ORGAN have this day ressiyed
n No. 10. being the largest and most perfect
Church Orsep made by the great organ 6rm Of 8.
d. q b. W Smith. OF Bsston. and 1t viii Be on
exhibition for week at my store. beg all or
eanists, amateurs and others to call and see this
besutiful instrument.
This is . powerful organ. desisnsd for Churches,
Keys. one and half octave Of Pedals, and four
stops-Dispason, Principal, Upper Forte and Lower
Forte Sub. bass and Coupler. The feda's have
an ndepsndsnt set Of Reeds: It possesses great
ment In singing. particularly With large chorus
of veices, the effect is erand ip the extreme For
the purpose to which it 10 intended, il unitss ell
the eIcellencies attainahls ia an instrument os
Churches Of ordinary dimensions. II viii! bs
found to possess all the qualifications locked for
means of every society Of TIVE or three hunored
members. I 49,
It 10 furnished In black walnut case.
We have always on hand . complete stock OF
these organs and melodeons. prices from S7s to
$3.50.
So. JOHN r. Hills,
sos PennsYlvsnie av., near leth stfeeS,
aole dsnof for saie Of Chickering Zone Pianos,
apW-st and enalth's Organs and &elodeons'
Evening star., 1865-04-10
LATER FROM WILMINGTON.
Business Resum ed in che Ciey.

FORTRESS MONROE. April s.-The steau,sr
Nevada arrived here to-day from Wilmi ng ton.
No.
Military affairs In that vicinity are perfectly
quiet and the city is gradually resuming its
former business like aspect The stores wers
being rapidly re. opened, and everything indi-
Gates q speedy return TO their homes of those
who fed at the approach Of our troops.
Every steamer which arrives from the South
always brings number OF refugees.
he following order has been issued by Gen
Sherman:
bRADouARTRRs MILITARY DIVISION or
MlssieslPPI, in the Field, GoldStoropoA, ". c.
Aprii L, le65-Special Field Order.-The fol-
ROWING Is announced as the organization Of this
army:
Right wirg-Army Of Tennessee, 18th SAD
18th corps, Major General o. q. Howard, csm-
maEding.
Left wing-Army Of Georgia, 10th and Goth
corps, Major General H. A. Slocum COM
mandiDg.
Centre-Army of the Ohio, 10th and 23d corp..
Major General J. M Schofield commauding.
cavalry, Brevet Major General J. Fitzpatrick
commanding.
Major General J. A Mower is hereby, sub-
ject to the approval of the President, appoint.
ed 10 the command of the Goth CORPS vice SIo.
the field.
Brieadier General Charles walcott, is here
by transferred from the Army OF Tennessee to
the Army of Georgia, for assignment to the
command Of a division made vacant
Brigadier General Ohas. Ewing having been
promoted, is hereby released from staff duty
General Howard for assignment to duty ac-
cording to his rank.
Each OF their commanders will exercise
powers prescribed by law, for q General com
manding special department or army In the
field.
By order OF Major General w r Sber,,an
Evening star., 1865-04-10
FROM THE FRONT

The mail steamer James T. Brady, Oapt.
Jacob Young. arrived here this morning from
City Point, bringing up few passengers, how
ever.
She reports that the rebel Generals Ewell,
Kershaw, Button, Oorse, and Gusts Lee. who
were captured by Gen. Sheridan, arrived at
City Point on Saturday, and that they were to
be Immediately shipped to Washington.
Within the past two weeks over 10000 rebel
prisoners have been sent away from City
Point, and large number still remains there.
The prisoners camp at Point Lookout being
full, 1t is now found necessary to ship them to
Mare Island, New York harbor. A number
OF the rebel wounded are being sent to Craney
Island, near Fortress Monroe, where hospitals
are being erected for their use.
The Brady brought up 100 pouches OF Rebel
mail matter, found in the Post office at Rich.
mond, which has been sent to the War De.
partment here for inspection.
Vice President Johnson and Senator King,
who have been on a short visit to the front,
came up on the Brady as passengers.
Evening star., 1865-04-10
A DAY OF JUBILEE,

.u,,. the streets are filled with crowds
-, M 1870 ~1 .,u.o.. wild with excitement owe,
sns great and elorjou, news Of the surrender
OF Leo The various Depaa nen's nave been
promptly closed in honor OF the o.. una tne
stream Of clerks turning out swells the toe on
the streets A large procession Of Navy Yard
men on jubilee o-day are passing up the street,
accompanied by bands Of music and well.
served howitzer, and other similar demoHstra.
aons OF popular feeling are showing them
ee4vs.s in all quarters.
This morning, Assistant Secretary of the
Treasury Field gave holiday to the clerks O.,
that department. and they Immediately started
in procession to the Presidents House, in from,
OF which they sung the "Star Spangled Ban.
ner" and "Old Hundred with electric effect
and then passed on to the War Department
shouting the stirring words and air "Rally
Round the Flag Boysw
The Secretary of War having been called for.
after repeated and urgent demands, appeared
before the enthusiastic crowd that thronged
the halls and stairways Of the War Depart.
ment building. He was received with yeci-
ferrous cheering, but asked to be excused
on account of his health from making any re.
marks. He, however, begged to introduce
Major General Halleck.
The General was received with hearty cheer.
ing, and although evidently surprised by the
strategy of the Honorable Secretary, addressed
the throng as follows:
"Always ready as am to obey the orders Of
my superior officer, the honorable Secretary Of
War, hardly think he will go so far as to re-
quire me to become stump speaker. Laugh
ter cheers and cries Of The people quire
H. III is military necessity &c.l Stump
speaking, my friends, is something in which
i nave never INDUCED. can only say that
our congratulations and thanks are due ts
Gen Grant and our brave generals ana sol.
diers in the field for the great victorv on
nounced this morning and for the blsssn~ .,
peace, of which 1t is the harbinger.n
His Honor. Mayor Wallach, was discovs-sd
in the crowd, and being loudly called for -
Piled In few appropriate words, saying tna..
his heart was too full for utterance, and that no
was gratified to observe, from their brigh
looks and happy faces, that they felt as the,
should feel on such an occasion.