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The sun., 1865-06-22
AUCTION NOTICES.

A e. YOUNG. AUCIiONFFR -LARGP
n .~e of household furniture, th, lay. rhu..lsv.
At ~ q io~k. At the residence. g- Watcry Place,
cofnpfisur avery article uoce.ar, for houseke Pine,
positive. '''''' anu 10
AUCTION NOTICE - ~ ". EZEKIEL,
VII 'ru on trii.y. 2.l a % llouetv, a. 10
aIro hne Bfusse.- carpets b.dd ~, Sc. tine co,kns
,ove ..t
4 UCTION SALE OF GROCERY. E1C.--
a HENRY o.. FNANS, Auct'r will .cl on fti.
- n the store ou the corner of Nest Bro,duay and
White II SAFE positive. ani without reserve 2Gi
II WEAVER, AUC1lOSEER- WILL sell
ION 'on pdsy. "a a. " ,iock in 4ih - tctween
ricuui n ni'u'c consisting u hcdi ~ tai e.rhaira
&C.. a'o mill oowE ducks, geese. goats chick
DAWSBROKEE'S SALF-THIS DAY. At
o'cock JAMES AGAR .iu SELL at ~ Nc~
Lo.Cy, m..' t,oriqgn, Of .o'd aad sil,e.
rN"'''' "N'.N OF ~ hlhu'' ol'fn 'ih't''' iA'ef
BAENNEp, q. rhiri ave. -
DAWNBEOKEB'S SALE n. WEAVER,
Auc'. vii cell this iny. a. o'r'ock nt : smith
YEA and apsard. ., ordcroi Nm WEAVER a
DAWSBROKER'S SAIE-BELL 4 ~
GRAHAM vii cell THE aa,, At ! q, o'cock ~ -
Nsv hp"eft. 1" loir vnunte c0'hI.r, suk dresses,
the at'oation OF deal"is ". AtEHBACH, q. Grand
tft'ct. 123
DAWNBHOkLkS SALE, THIS DAY, BY
.'ItN " ~ lNirf, % tAst Is u.d~ Ht. oi SO
.os iu"I ani "uII'L. clothluH -iIs aud calico d't,
s'-, 'EI., tAarls, coak. remnant. sheets. spreads,
quilts, cost, pans -h0 p. 'att.os. l,~r.rs Hhi a
NHfi'F Of o'itt to1t4 To- numerous 60 ut uti0U "
order fEtll- Z; .irGri IT. vi. laushurrh. ls2
DAWSBROHER'S SALE-THlS DAY, AT
. o'c o'k. RICHARD FIELD. Nucrt vii
eel ~ hs stic-toou.. ~ Pearl -. y. s. lAIte
,Ortucut Of men and NoWru's clothing, gowns,
cha. 49, sk telauc and caico e.'c' ,kirt. cloak,
.uututs, sheets spu al. cogts. pauts vcst- also
watches aud lCsc nv bct'cgs are luvt.Cd to attend
s'.c To commence at f-psst o'clock. ~
\NIlLlAM ABBOTT, AJCT'R, OFFICER
W 80 Chatham square, oil. on this day. at ] .
Crlu"k content Of rroc'ry suI luuur -.or' corner
t,urDh and l'uutd ~, o. ice ,hrsts g.ass csse,
s"s c., ,uil assortment o. r.u.Cl.C. tcaa LIQUORS,
rtu.. cfi'd nr'i"-, uolusses Sc. t-g
The sun., 1865-06-22
GtE.NEIS

a SIT OF TEETH OE SHNtR. 80;
a -. j, -, 20 -. rubber, sli lo 80. Nrun.
t..th t|tG Hi Tod 0. 1'u'r ul ir-s, u. ,, I.ptci
stluut ptu, 5 ,cLts &. p. ], rud NuIuu.,.l. D.. nr.
II \lI4Ek0. n lScith -t ucu 90 eve, sol
4 FULL SETT OF TEETH INSTETEp
"a 'lih %. without eNtsctn- lh' o. 30. from -
ana uPNArlr gold. -ilv,r, nHd bone aIlln-- cents
l'th . cet, near lnlgd avenue. JOSEPH uOplN,
a,uil-t. ,.7
i SET OF TEETH MADE ~ . HOU Rs
- NJ go t'h ~, i"t Elst uIl ~ ~, Ncfu''lL
tTuuou given to the 4uu4u-ti atnn Of he iBuchllc
evtra cIgrro 20 advgncc t.r,,,oH 10 one ie-
VuuPd 20 pa t0r work uulas- sA.lsnel with H. Our
~ob 10 no. -nInt's"d hv any m lno c!}' al 50 ON
ay., let. Ilsl sud 80. .u. ~
The sun., 1865-06-22

a UtTlON NOTICE - n. ". EZEKIEL
4 viii 'ch on trid.y. YaI a % lawetv, a. II
ccocE quantity ~ new aud second and furu. .'u-e
ai-o iine Brussels ,srpes, bedd,ug SCI hue c"kini
t,0ye. ..t
The sun., 1865-06-22

- on Bday. 2d A. ~ orlock. Ia I4th - between
10th AMI llth ayes ntNr llth iflluc house ou ea.s
ground. ~ niu'e consisting II hcdi ~ tAi echaIrs
&C.. W'o mill oowE ducks, geese. soat, chick
cls, tc gt1
The sun., 1865-06-22

TINN -NTlN'TNIIN y NNTT.-TT-TT Y "
GRAHAM vii cell tile ss,, At y o'cpck ~ -
New Buecfy a" loir valuable c.0'hI.r -ik dresses.
remnants, coa's yes's p,nfs shp~f-, VI e.. fu r.,
toI.s ami fho,s, Rl-o vHt,h.f aui Irfe ~. Vu.tlv
the at'oatou.o Of dear.s. " NtEtIlACI, I. .. Grand
tfftpt. 11g
The sun., 1865-06-22
UCTION SALE OF CROCKERY. ETC

iifNh1 -. ~ AN-, Auctr, will eel On m.
dsF w ~ Lt At ~ o'c ock tie entire afucF contain
- 10 the store Oh the corner of Nt.t BrotduHy and
W hIte st SAFE D1sitivc. AMI without reserve. 2ti
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-04-21
DeTa,care, 41oru aI, 1868.
DE4TH or PREsLDENT LINCOLN.

DE4TH or PRESIDENT LINCOLN.
1t is needless to refer at length to the
sudden and tragic death of the late IL
! lustrious and venerated President of the
United States. The startling news flash
1 ed over the wires early last Saturday
morning, and ere the day had closed
there were few within the limits of our
wide-extended country who had not
heard the mournful tidings, and all loyal
hearts were saddened beyond expression.
The hilarity and rejoicing which every
where prevailed the preceding night, and
the rapid transition from joy to sorrow,
j intensified the deep gloom and depression
which settled down upon the people. pre-
senting a spectacle of universal mourn
ing, such as has never before been wit
messed in the country, and it is to be
hoped will never again be. The death of
President at any time and under any
circumstances, is an event calculated to
produce profound sensation-but the
death by assassination of President un-
der circumstances such as those which
surrounded Mr. Lincoln, is an occur
renee without parallel in our national
history, and the crime one of the most
horrible and appalling that blackens the
record of the worlds history The uni
versal mourning throughout the country
testifes the appreciation by the people of
the irreparable loss this event has in
ficted upon US, and the deep affection
with which the illustrious deceased was
regarded by all classes. The particulars
of the assassination, subsequent occur
rences resulting therefrom, and the fu-
neral obsequies, are given at some length !
in our columns to-day.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-04-21
MEN AND MATERIAL SURRENDERED by LIE.

New YoRK, April 17-Herald's 8 Army
Of the Potomac correspondent details the
work of paroling the rebel prisoners. 1t
appears that Lee surrendered about 16,-
600, including officers, privates and team
sters. The artillery numbers one hun
dred and seventy pieces, and the wagons
seven hundred.
A Richmond correspondent says Lee
has gone to Danville to endeavOr to pre-
vail on jeff Davis to desist from further
prolonging a hopeless struggle.
The Herald's Winchester correspond
ent says the soldiers are greatly incensed
at the assassination, but are counseled to
calmness
A flag of truce came in from Imboden
on Saturday, the object being understood
to be a surrender of his forces as a part
of Lees army. The rebel General Ros-
ser, however, refused 10 comply with the
terms of Lees surrender, but his troops
deserted him in masses, and he went to
join Johnston.
Many of Lees paroled men have reach.
ed their homes in the Valley.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-04-21
REAL ESTATE.
Sale of Real Estate by Order
of Court,

m the 3th day Of May, 1865, at o'clock D. m . ON
" the promises, IN Orange township will be sOll 4,
inc highest bidder, the following Real Estate as ,l
property Of solomon Jones, deceased, tO-wit:
lSt. Five acres and SO rods Of land situate in Tho
north west cerner OF lot No. & in Section Township
B Range is, United States Military Lands
2d. Also, Fogrtecu acres OF laui adjoining to and In,
modatsiy west ot the above tract or land aud situate
IN the north EAST corner OF lot No I6 IN Section .
i"Whshlp. range, &c as above, making total OF Ig
acrsg aud 80 rods OF land, described as follows ts,t
hehshE IN ths center OF the state Road 100 rods
east OF ths section ns, oa the lot line between luts 8
foad to the center oi the Lewis Centrs County Road.
theHee Nest passing over the section line tie south
70 the lius between lots 10 and To- Section thence
east on tue ~ hs passing over the Section no to the
place OF beginning Subject TO tha dower OF the vit.
ow. Appraised At $3.50.
TERMS OF SALE;-one- third " The purchase anouav
FASH ia hand; the balance Ia two equal annual nav
nents with interest 80 be by nortkass on t6
premises. l. f. STRONG A,f,,r ''
Apr. ~ oo-tW-Sl iaO. Solomon I0nNa. dhelL.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-04-21
OFFICIAL.
Capture OF Spanish Fort and Fort Blakely.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

Capture OF Spanish Fsrt and Fort BIakely.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, April Is, 1860.
Mayor General Dir
The following dispatch from Maj. Gen
Candy report the capture of Spanish Fort
and Fort Blakely, which from part of
the rebel defenses of the oity of Mobile ::
HEADoRs NJ. D. w, Miss, IN THE
FIELD, April 9th, 1865 A. NJ.
INqj Gen. H. w. HaILech, Chief Of Stq6:
Spanish Fort and its dependencies were
captured last night. We have % officers
and 538 enlisted men prisoners, and have
taken five mortars and 25 guns. The ma
jor part of the garrison escaped by wa
ter Blakely is already invested, and
will be assaulted to-day, unless the works
are stronger than now believe them to
be.
HEADQ'Rs NJ. D. w, Mss, IN THE
FIELD, April 9, 1865.
Mag. Gen. Grant and Mag. Gen. HaLeck:
I have the honor to report the capture
this day, of the rebel Notifications at
Blakely, with 2,400 prisoners, and twen-
ty guns.
Z. r. S. CANDY Maj. General.
Signed e. NJ. STANTON,
Secretary Of War.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-04-21

The Ohio Legislature adjourned sine
de last Thursday. Business was rushed
through at rapid rate during the few
last days of the session, and final action
was had on most of the important meas
ures that had been introduced.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-04-21

HAD QR's. 2iBt RE0'T. o. n. @.
General Order Delaware o. April goth 1885.
No. /.
New Series.
4 FTTHE commanding sfhcsrs OF the Companies com -
81 ! prisug the 2lst Reg O n. G.. will immediate
III ly make requtsition and NIL bonds for and
~ couterments for their respective Commands. The
Adjutant will furnish all the necessary blanks when
called upon for the same. Company drills muat be
dered and conducted by commanding officers Of Com
panss as prescribed BY law. and rented and ht
ted up for the storage company effects Every
ber OF the regiment is requested To assist filling the
companies to their maximum, and placing the reg
msnt on respectable footing By order OF
!. u. CRAWFORD. Col. Com.
WV. L AoONE, 2lst RegiEs nu o. y. G.
Lieut.. AdiuiauI
April n, 1S65-1t.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-04-21
Estate of IT. S. Harrison.

NTOTICR s hereby given that the undersigned has
IN been appointed and qualified IA Administrator Nj
lie estate oi Thvodorus harrison deceased late oI
Delaware county. Ohio An persons Interested wifi
govern themselves accordingly.
April ls-3Wt CIARIES WUglsX
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-04-21
Capture Of Salisbury, 100 Prisoners, Artillery
and Army Stores.

Capture Of Salisbury, 100 Prisoners, Artillery
and Army Stores.
On the 9th Gen. Stoneman moved via
Jacksonsville, Danbury and Macksville,
arriving on Grants Greek, three miles
from Salisbury, the rebel line for de-
Tense of the town, at A NJ. on the 18th
inst. This line was defended by artillery
and infantry. This was soon forced, and
our forces entered Salisbury at 10 A. NJ,
capturing eight stand of colors, nineteen
pieces of artillery, eleven hundred and
slxty-hye prisoners, one thousand stand
OF arms and equipments, one million
rounds of small ammunition, ten thous-
ands rounds fixed ammunition shell, six
ty thousand pounds powder, seventy-fye
thousand complete suits of clothing,
three hundred and fifty thousand army
blankets, twenty thousand pounds
of bacon one hundred thousand pounds
salt, twenty thousand pounds sugar, TWEEN
ty-seven thousand pounds Of rice, ten
thousand pounds saltpetre, fifty thous-
and bushels wheat, one hundred
thousand dollars worth of medical
supplies, and seven thousand bales Of
cotton.
Thirteen pieces Of artillery were brought
away, and all other stores, not needed
for our immediate command, were de-
stroyed. The greater part of these sup
plies had just been received from Raj
eigh. One large arsenal, machinery COM
plete, six depots, two engines and trains,
several bridges between Greensboro and
Danville, and also on the other side of
Salisbury, with several miles of railroad,
were destroyed. We lost very few in
killed and wounded ; among the latter
was Capt. r. Morrow, Adjutant on Cen
Stoneman's staff.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-04-21
Estate Of Morris o. CIav.

NTorlCE ia hereby given that the undersigned has
~ been appointed aud qualified Administrator ot
The estate OF Norris G. Cay, deceased, late OF bella
ware eeuniy, o. All persons Interested viii govern
thamFelvCs accordingly.
April l4--SWt NORTON 4 IONGWEIF
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-04-21
SHAW & CLAR1E'g
LOW PRICED
Sewing I7aachinGs!

TTAVING taken Agency the above excellent and
IL only licensed cheap machine, ready to axe
orders for them at the lowest terms ANY one degir
ing to purchase Sewing Machine Will ao we'll to cI
on me a t s. M lttels store and eXliniH samples or
leave an order there anu will bring Mach iuc to teir
reside noes and show its work beauty and
simplicity Of its mechanism. Persons tuving 0ns of
these machines do not lay themselves liable TO IL Sc
were penalty for violating patents of ueser AZ
Wilson, Grover x EIkcr, &c, Is fully deceased
under ali these patents. 1 have also the following ar
ticies which can be attached to any machine BY The
gage screw silver plated selI-sewer, hammer, and
baster.
April u. 's5-tL W g. IIrrELL
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-04-21
Late and Important War
News.

Mobile and the Forts Defending II Cap
f1tred 1oith large number Of Prisoners,
arms, etc-.Selema, Montgomery and
Salisbury Captued-InmeaSe Captures
and Distractions Of Rebel Supplies
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-04-21
Gen. stoneman's Raid-Important Captures.

!. ---rc-
LENoIRE, Tenn, April 16.-The expe-
dition under Maj. Gen. Stoneman, which
left Knoxville, Tenn, on the 10th of
March. struck the East Tennessee and
Virginia Railroad on the 14th inst, at
Wytheville, Christianburg, and Salem
Between these points thirty three bridges
were burned and 25 miles of the track to-
tally destroyed, besides many prisoners
were taken, and considerable quantities
of corn and other stores destroyed.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-04-21
Guardians Sale,

ON Saturday the 10th day OF Nay A. D. 1863 al one
~ O'Clock p. m, on the premists in pursuance or an
order of the Probate Court OF Delaware county Ohio
Joseph Potter, Guardian Milan l. Cohfui will on,r
Al p11te Eepdue the following described Estate:
BsIngthe undivided one fifth part 9S acrrs of land
situated IN the township Of Kingston, csuuly Della
ware and state OF Ohio, in Section / TowusIp 3 and
Range II, United States Military Llnds and bon tLo
same premises on which Peter Colum lived At the time
ol ms death and Of which ho died seized said premi-
se ~ De subject 10 the life RnodA Conm
AE.ilAds;-one third "a hand day s.e; one third
an one year sand enc third N TWO yOarS fr.u av of
SAFE with interest payable annually to be secured b
mortgage premises sold.
JOSEPH POTTER Guardian
Aprh Il, 'b5-4w-S5O0 Of Nam A. COlIuul.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-04-21
From Mobile-Particulars Of its Capture.

q From MObile-ParticuIars Of its Capture
d New ORLEANS, April 13.-The Times
q has the following special:
LAKEPoRT, April ID have just ar
rived from Mobile. The stars and stripes
: were hoisted on batteries Porter and
Macintosh at 1870 A. NJ. yesterday
q and on Big Church steepIe, Mobile, al
q 2:3G p. NJ. Gen. Grander's forces occu-
& py the city. The rebels commenced evac-
! uating on the 10th, and continued until
yesterday, when all left.
WILSON'S SUCCESSES.
General Wilson's cavalry success is GER
tainly brilliant. The rebel papers admit
4 enough to confirm the opinion that he has
carried everything before him in Central
Alabama.
THE OCCUPATION OF SELMA.
The Register and Tribune both say that
in the afternoon of the same day the Fed
erals swarrned in front of Selma, and after
sharp engagement, captured the town
and twenty-five pieces of artillery. I'M
mediately the work of destruction com
menced, and in brief time all the i'm
mense Government works, arsenal rolling
mill, foundries, factories, munitions Of
war, ordinance and subsistence stores. and
other material were in ruins.
CAPTURE OF MONTGOMERY.
The fall of Montgomery took place the
next day.
The Register is desponding in tone, and
says that the fall of Selma Is terrible
blow. It says that the destruction of
property is immense.
THE REBEL PAPERS ON THE SITUATION.
All the Mobile papers say editorially
that things look blue, and accuse Forrest.
in the most yituperative language, Of al
series of gross mismanagement,a and blame
his under Generals, saying that they are
not only guilty of unharmonious action,
but of playing into Federal hands
The Tribune says that the rebel forces
in the central section of the State, after
series of quarrels, were distributed iniu-
and adds that, unless concert of /
action Immediately takes place, the whole
thing is up in Alabama
Prisoners and deserters say that Gen
Wilson cavalry resisted all opposition
and swept everything before them The 4
paper published at Cahawba, in its last s
issue, says our forces swept everything
in their path, including cities, towns, rail
roads, rolling stock, manufactures. found
ries, cattle, horses and negroes, leaving
death and desolation
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-04-21
OFFICIAL.
Provost MARsHAI's oFF1cK,

,,.-,, MANSFIELD, prl II, 1865.
The following Opinion is publIshed by ordo Of the
Attorney General for the inform atom OF ali copcorre
". SKUNK, Capt
Mar Si1 mist mi.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-04-21
THE NEWS.

Military affairs continue to progress
satisfactorily, and what remains of rebel
armies and means of sustaining them, are
rapidly being disposed Of
Gen. Lee, at last advices, was with his
family in Richmond, the officers and men
of his late command having dispersed
and returned to their homes in accord
ance with the terms Of their parole; and
with the exception of few small bands
of guerrillas, no rebel troops remain in
Virginia
Numerous reports have been current in
reference to johnson and his army, one
of which was that he had surrendered on
the same terms granted to Lee Latest
advices do not confirm this report. and
the probability is it is not well founded.
1t is said the fugitive rebel President has
Joined johnson somewhere in North
Carolina. If this is the case, he will
probably endeavor to protraet the con-
test by inducing that General to continue
resistance; but Sherman is again moving,
and if he succeeds in overhauling him.
there can be little doubt as to the result
u GHS meeLIng.
Sherman has taken and occupied
Raleigh, the capital of North Carolina
and among the captures made by his
forces is Vance, the rebel Governor ofi
the State.
The city of Mobile has been captured
by our forces, who gallantly carried by i
assault the forts defending the place.
making large captures of men, arms and
supplies. This capture dispOses of the
last remaining rebel seaport east of the
Mississippi, opens to our gunboats the
Alabama river. and virtually gives us
of the State.
The cavalry raids of Gen. Stoneman
into northwestern North Carolina. and
Gen. Wilson into the interior Of Ala /
bama, have been crowned with perfect
and resulted in capturing and
destroying nearly all the remaining rebel &
depots and manufactures of supplies.-E
The details of these raids will be found
in another column.
The rapid progress made during the
last few months in quelling the rebellion, 4
has induced the Secretary of War to or
Ter all drafting and recruiting to be dis
the supposition being that we
nave already as many men in the field as
IRE necessary to finish up the work.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-04-21
ALSO-PASTURE FOR RENT

1876 Screo OF and 3 - mileH cast OF Delaware, ana
hAfR mile from ths north end OF the Delaware Curve
About 10 acres OF the above land Is cleared acres OF
which is meadow.
April II, 1So5-Swt T, G., MILLER
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-04-21
Sheriff Sale.

n pursuancs Of the commands OF execution to me
directed from the Court OF Common Piess Of DcIa
county, o., shall offer sale at public yenduc
at the door Of the Courthouse in said county otf
Monday, the 22d day of May, 1865,
at one O'Clock m, the following described Real I
tate, towt: Lots numbered fourteen nftoen on
tanning $50 acres ssch, beng Range 10, TOwushIp
s. Section l. and known the o Robert NJ Ca
ars, deceased Levied upon the property OF Robt
~ Cellars and John B. Cellars Executors Of Robert
N, Cellars, deceased, the of Evsmo & Celrs
Appraised at twelve Thousand dollars.
JOHN ". LAID, Sheriff
d April IL 'e5-ts-S6,Oo. Delaware County, U.
For Childrens Carriages
G&o J s. Cox's Crceksry Store Prices from $3.50
~ 70 S9O' apr 21-3m
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-04-21

The last reports from Washington rep
resent Secretary Seward as still imprev-
ing, and there is every reason for hope
that his valuable life will bo spared to
the country. His son, who was supposed
mortally wounded, is also improving, and
the prospect is fair for his ultimate re-
covery.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-04-21
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.



0F the coalition Of the NEW ENGLAND FIRE
~ INSURANCE COMPANY OF Hartford, Conn,
on the irst day OF January la65, tnade 10 the Audit
titled guste Insurance Caupa
Incorporated by the State of ONO" passed April s'h
1865
NAME AND LOCATION. E EE5 ~
The name Of the Company The New England Fire
Insurance Company and is located al Hartford
FE -+L-CAPITAL. s-E- T. Gt
Capital stock is........ 200 UOO 90
The amount OF ls Capita Stock paid up GOO 90
H-AssErs.
l. Cash Company hand, and iu the ....- ...
hands ofAgonts and other persons. = 10, ,siI 50
4 Real Estate unincumbercd. N0ne.......
) The Bonds and stocks owned by tue Com
pany, (as per vouchers accompany
ng) how secured and the rate OF IN
ierest thereon, market value. -. 34,lO3 90 .
I. Debts duo the Company secpred by = + tsfs
gage, las per acconlpanyin Vouclers) i36,G47 SS
accompanying -. 1890 90.
g. All other securities, including accrued in-
terest -..........-.. .......-.---..- lG,5l3 20
Total Assets or Ihe Company .. -. s2as .o73 y q e
m-LABLITEs
Losses adjusted and not tdus..-..........S ,I4O 90
Losses unadustc II 1l$ 90
All other claims gainst Company consist
Ot Miscellaneous Expenses against the
olhca only. .-.-......-....-.
Total Liabilities. .............s u, ,553 20
IV.-AIsCEILANEQUs. * l
Tie greatest amounnt injured in any one
~, risk except few spec.l cases.; Is 5000
Tho greatest amount allowed by ne les 10
be insured IN city, vii
age, depends upon its and
The greatest amount allow ed to be insured -
any block. above.
The amount OF its capital
posted !d! in ,a4.i amy other Eoss STATE as seap"
The Charter Act Of Incorporation sand
Company, previously hIed.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-04-21

IN Brown township, Delaware county, Ohio - mile.
east vf Delaware (adjonIng lands or Goo Atkinson
and othcrs), oontaning 90 acres The aWti is deep
black leau ia good state or cultivation, 80 acre
clsared principally in meadow For particulars no
Ter to c. Nei CouRty Auditor, Delaware or 70 lhe un
dersgNed n Eden.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-04-21
WILSON'S SUCCESSES.

General Wilson's cavalry success is GER
tainly brilliant. The rebel papers admit
enough to confirm the opinion that he has
carried everything before him in Central
Alabama.