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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-10-27
THE sEAWEED TONIC

is stfnuIant other IS required when II, -
USED 1t is pure and pleasant; bad effects like when
using Bourbon whisky, which disorders the stomach
torpors the liver, locks up all seoretons turns the
blood into water, dropsF in and the patient dies
suddenly. 0e
urbon whisky is recommended now-a-davs bv al
most every physician. Many patients that visit NV
rooms ooih ma e and female, stupehed with this
poison Inc relief is temporary. II they cough thev
take ttle whisky il they feel weak and feeble tbey
take Iittie whisky; il they sleep they take
httIe WHISKY and they go in this wav re0uirtpg
more anu more until ey are bioated up, imagine
my aIe SETTING heshy The stomach, liver, and di-
then appetite Tor food. No was ever cured Of
eonsuhtUu Dy tins pre- cess where cavities have been
oI ined IA thr iuugs little st1nulant is freouentIv
oehehclai 10 coisumptives, such pure brandy or
Eu9 wines n many Cases London porter or sout in
uloue ate quantities. but Bourbon whisky hastens on
instead OF curing consumption,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-10-27

49, = III LEI soec' IN. COFFIN, ActUdTy
oRS-
a \. Low "A. A. Low Il Bros 81 BurIing Sin N V
l. H FRoTHINGHAM Pres,t Union Trust CO ~ da
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EPlERREP0NT.. 1 lierrepont l.iace Brooiy n
B B BAYLlS, Broker. 81 Merchants ExcIlange n Z.
wALTER GRFFiH President % wan street, roS DO
y COCkS.-.. President ATLANTIC Insurance Company
d b GiAEiN, Claim, Mel en- & Co., 14o Church st Y
CHIITENI EN-. Chittenden Il Co. $50 Broad gay
: : + + @ @SOOIHMORIH,t g.. President Atlantic Bank Z
o IUNSING u Sec'y South Brooklyn Savings Institution
E9RERT Co. Il Fost6 s9ai
JOHN MARTIN Is PIerrepont Street Brook ,vn
J HAISEY, .Haght, Hasey Il Co, 81 Broadway Nv
I CARLTON, Carlton d Porter Meth Book Rooms do
J NJ SMITH, President ArctIc Insurance COMPANY do
d DOlLNE NER,. Dollner, Potter & CO. Isl Front & do
KNIGHT, Hoyt, sprague 4 CO Sc & 5sParE Piscye J %
LAMBERT Merchant, 1fs & i2l WfIifsm stroet 90
J HOW Prest Union White Lead sianf Co BrookIvn
L L b WYMAN, Merchant, 3s Burning Sim N Y
5 + HOWARD, Howard, Sanger & &c 1917 Chambers :,
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ALL THE POLICIES OF THE HOME ARE
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declared ANNUALLY rpoN rr,F
ACIUAL YEARLY PROFITS OF THE COMPANY.
Company endorsed by the Methodist Book Concern
ana oy bishops and Preachers of the NJ. E. Church.
WIN. B. REDFIELD. Special Agent.
or the counties of Franklin Delaware Union and
Maoison Address p O, Drawer 1877, Columbus, o.
J. A BROWN & J. A. CONE.
Agents for DelaN are
MUSES. L. STARR Medical Examiner sepI5-2m
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-10-27
School Examiner's - Office.

n EREAFTER, and until furthsT 11tlcs m
44 HeiitHbi .Ssitlfp q ieiawata Ultft r5isss'
al FEAPLAR itAtI.. the own a. hear are - q,
tIss1 md TaIrn ssta-i'ays Of march, April, Nav jus
-rlnrmbe 0cl"ber oyeinber aud Deeeln her: ana Sc
the tigsyr SstQT-5%ys n FehrHary and kugi,s 'xaI
itfqli 81 .inInes- at H. oicaek 81 IN rasiJis te>
MtSi prTa-ut sIisl4cturs imonis3s -.
;ha araci r The Lia -reuIris. a cs,sI5a --easa
mo tfo7l, that zach applicant ,-a IA.
pay 10 te foart l,st s.s.-su' ~
'ach tenaie appilea' 10 Genus,
AlTti 8. 'S4#-tt 3.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-10-27
AGENTS..

BosToN-George c. Goodwin u Co.
NEW YuRK--Demas Barnes Il Co.
BAITlMoRE-s. 5. Hanco
PIrTsBURG-Ir. George H. Keyser
ClNCINNATI-F. E. Sure h CO. .,Gand Jshn D. PARK
cHlcAGo-Iord Smith, and.H. scOvil.
ST LoUis-Colins Brothers.
SAN FRANc1soo-HOstetter ,Esmith &SDean
Also, sold by all Druggists and Dealers.
an. 20. Ihh-lv
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-10-27
Reaping 81 NEowing NEaehines

FftHE best IA the market sale at manufacturers
i prices, among which The Champion Machine
Reaper aud MnNer, the Quaker Machine Reaper and
Mower, the Cnyupa Chief Reaper ard Mower the Hub
bard Reaper and Mower, aud the New York Chief
Reaper and Mower. Call aud iook at sample machines
At my new Agricultural WarerOOm.
Delaware, April l, '84 c. @. CHAMBERL AIN
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-10-27

Principal Office and Laboratory is at the n E. corner
ef SIXTH and COMMERCE Streets, Philadelphia wbere
All letters for advice business should be directed
He wiz he found there every SATURDAY, profess
IONA ,y to examine lungs with the Respfrometer for
winch his fee is hree dollars; all advice free
In New York at No. 30 Bond stree. every TTrFsDA1
from 3 a. to 8 p. m C. r.
AT the MARLBORO HOTEL, Boston, JAN ls and 10
Feo 10 and l6 March 10 and 1s, april 10 and 90 Nav
II and ls June "A and Is. July I9 and 90
The time for my being in BALTIMORE and PITTS
BURG Will be seen in the daily papers of those cit les
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-10-27
AaRIcuLEURA1.
rAIL PLANTTNa oF eRAP1s.

4, Select your ground on some southern or
1uth h-eastern slope, or any other dry iano
tAat you may have; ploW 1t from fifteen to
twenty inches deep, with plow so con
strueted as to run IN the same turrow,
which can be done at very little cost,
then lay your notion or inclination, from
A BY 4 tod by 10, according TO the
kind of grape you cultivate: 1t yeq cql-
tigate dWarfsh growers, such as the Della
ware, Rebecca. or Diana, perhaps by .
Is very good distance If Norton Yir-
ginia Seeding, Herbemont, Concord or
Taylor Bullitt, by 10 is not far apart
Plant your vines as soon as you can take
them mp In the fall or procure them from
the nursery; and when done, hill the rows
ND as you would corn, covering their vines
entirely. IF youfail to dothis, the ground
will settle around your vines, form basin
and hold too much water, which will in
jure if not entirely kill your vines. That
is your whole secret.
Now when spring comes-and some
times wet and cold, like last spring-your
work is done-and you can paIiently wait
till dry add warm weather sets in. Then
take plow. plow your ground back to
within or inches of the roots, so as to
give them Il chance with the rays of the
warm spring sun and the invigorating
dews at night-This last idea originated
with DIR. Grant, of Iona, New York, and
he deserves great deal of credit for it.
Then as the season advances and the
vines grow, level your ground, which the
horse eultivator will do. In. the coming
fall you will End it to your advantage to
cover up your vines Art least have the
ground high enough around them to keep
the water off
Among the many reasons for fall plant
ing, let me tell you the main ones. In
the, month of, October and part of No
vember, we have the finest and most uni
form weather in the world, the ground
is generally loose and warm, and plants
then removed hardly experience change;
While.onthe other hand, plants suffer fre-
spring shipments In cold spells. |
Moreover, the fine fbrous roots get
nearly all destroyed, and sometimes the
entire roots rot off during winter, If they
come In contact with water. Sometimes |
they start to grow before they can be
planted -and then the main and best
buds are knocked off. Besides, you can
never have your ground in as fine eondi-
tion in April and May as it is in October
and Cor RarGA World
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-10-27
THE PULMoNIC SYRUP

IS one ol the most valuable medicines knowns IT is
nutrient, powerfully toaic, and healing in itself II
L" opit yet lo0sens the phlegm in the brop
INA t1Des aud nature throws tOG with little exer-
out it will be well first 10 take a dose1of 0iO
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-10-27
GRAPE VINES, &C,
Grape vines
LA W TON BLA CKBERRY
AND
Rhubarb or Pie Plant.

TIE subscriber wishes TO inform his former patrons
ana the public generally, hat he has tuned his
the leading varieties OF grape vines such as the Dea
ware, Concord. Hartford Prolific Dauna ana Dr
berry. very valuable fruit for abe use cannina d
lor VINE Has been known to bear 200 hundred bush.
els 70 the acre. and Will sell readily frnm 20 to 20
cents per quart making acre Of land worth from
70 II hundred dollars. Their habits are ever bearny
they commence ripening with the wheat harvest nnd
continue bearing until the Frost Two or three dozen
plants will supply family with large uish da Ior
weeks The Rhuharb Pie Plant deserves 10 be
ranked among the best fruits Of gard n 10 affords
e earnest material Tor Pies or Tarts, and continues
IN use until Gooseberries Currants and early apples
take its place. The variety am selling continues ten
ueT ana good, by Keeping II closely pulled until fall
and can be canned the same any other fruiL. This
new variety was impoI ted from France by Dr. Grant
and called the wine plant BY some, but the proper
name Of which Is LiunRus / sold some OF the above
variety last Spring well known citizen of our town
and to show the unacquainted with how he values its
nerltsl append his certlcate:
DELAWARE, o., October 9th, 1865
The subscriber last Spring was persuaded ty NJ A. !
H. GAsToN in bis peculiar way, to purchase nu nberf
Of sets Of the above variety OF Rhubarb, uardy
Iies But this summer have realized all that he rec
Dmmehded II to be- Il possesses a fine, aromatic fla
vori requires less sweetenng than the old varieties
lave been using and when cooked forms a hne, uni
orm pulp, and you will hardly credit me in saying
hat IL needs no peeling to 1T il for paid 2h cts
Ier set Tor those got, and would pay dollar each
ather than do without them / would advise ey ery
householder to plant dozen or Linneus
he PlRuts Il something astonishing to plant them
ut in the Spring and have such a growth OF stems NJ
had the first year. believe Mr.. &. Is the right man
d thu right place, and would advise purchasers to
i've him cal. His stories on fruit growing TO a nov
ATWOOD SMITH.
Persons wishing to purchase Grape Vines Blaokber
ss, Rhabsrb, &e., are invited To call at my garden
the east side OF William street. near the covered
ridge, Delaware, ONO. A. II. GASTON.
Oct l3 ls65-oad apr 65-y,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-10-27
ScHENcK's MANDRAKE PMS

to cleanse the stomach. The -PULMoNIC. .sYRI1F ,
!ehy ais'stcd ana absorbed into blood, tn which il
~ Lai y i's tralfhg properties 1t is of the best
sell ana when the sEAWEED Tonic dissolves the mu
Gus ~ e stomach and is carried of by aid of the
NASDhAAE FILLS, a healthy flow Of gastric mice
good appetIte. and good DIGESTION LoIozz -,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-10-27
MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICE

To Holders Of the n otss OF the Bank of Delaware.
IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE FORTY-FLR-T SEd-rIoN
i of the act passed March 2Ist 1851 u ,uthpffze
free banking intfo Lhs. Bank OF = Ia are at nrIa
ware, Ohio, gives notice that th ,iitsfsr.lY - - a
circaiatE,la uf Sail BsRk vi be -i--in ~ tB- tirs
NatiOhai Bluk ot - vsre. ~ il-is .s-e Ohio =
Holders al said itqIest . .sf--.-ar q, II
for redempil'i' - . ;n"fIi- lf-:lu jate
&f ~ - G;ttiee Ashier
Delawas'-. q Juiy 2s, lss5-6m.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-10-27
THE MANDRAKE PILLS

May be taken with entire saet, by all ages and cond
nOhs producing all the good resu It's that may be OBJ
tanned from Ca Oinci, any Ut tho mercuriai medi
elnes, ana without any Of thelF hurliul Injurious
resuils. fhey carry out of the system the feculen
Sea~e eed Ionie and fuinonC syrup. 1t viii be seen
t tnAt /" three 9l my medicines needed in most
cAscs tu cure Consumption
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-10-27
A Perfect cure for Ca+arrb
AND MODE OF TREATMENT IS
The ACME OF PERFEGTIoEII

It penetrates the secret ambush of this terrible
'st' ana "Xtermlnates it, root and branch, forever
III II removes all the wretched symptoms of this
'ii''' Hii1aoy, and av'rts CONSUMPTION
It cleans the head. deodorises +ba b-a.+h -
annrds the most Rrateful rI'iH,f 'Ai' anu
tha6 sd5 aeyates t more agony and silent suffering
that Is agd4T agt9d sa6n 5ST oTrn the hopeless cases.
II cures Hay, Rose and Periodic Ca+s,rh oe
the most oostnlte and violent types - Va
No form of Catarrh or u2isgs in +,a bsad -
resist It's penetrating power. N0@A
,,Ih pr ,, Goodale has spent lifetime IN battling
win th's iell disease. His triumph IS comnlei.- S
DR.. Goodale's Catarrh Remadv is berv,o..
"quio' h'haied from the palm Of the hand. ----S1@
. Dr. 4. Goodale is known throughout the
@onhlfy @ i's the Author ct the only True Theory Of
teaTag S s s-Hode oil Treatment-and Rapid Cure ir ali
M u; Goodale's Pamphlet on Catarrh should he
eau Oy every one II can be obtained al our nsresf
agency OF by Sendlng postage stamp to our ehice
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-10-27
SEARR'S
Vegetable Digestive.
AisAFE ANDt tEFFECTUAL CURR
FOR
Dyspepsia,
CostIvenesS,
Jaundice,
Biliousness, and

Sick-Headache,
arising from deranged stomach. Il is perfect
y harmless vegetable remedy Tor the diseases named
above; and las proved perfect cure Tor many allie
ted with these diseasos oI whom We have prescribed
Il, during The Inst yoars.
P,li up 80 ct. 81 bottles. Prepared and sold
by STARR & BROTHER Drugusts
Anrtt 3. iNo3-fi Delaware. Ohio
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-10-27
Taxes for 1865.

Notice to the Tax Fayers of Delaware County.
B.
O
Dollar Taxable Property
eIncorpor ed ard n
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-10-27
NEotice 10 Cane csroyverrs !

fHHE undersigned having purchased tn. .xoiusi We
= right 70 manufacture the celehrat sG0lpRI ~
~ EfAFOAAIot''-used lu the manufaC Chinese
atG
state, is now extensively engaged in thtIr 1aAhnac-
tare IN DSlzware, Ott aud prepared them at
snen rates az Will enable all to purchase. He has
so the ecessarY cas- ngE viz: Doors Crate Bars and
bearing Rlaies used in tIe construction OF tie hir
haces on which the EyaIFataFs used. Fhe cheap
ness utlity anO simplicity Goodrich tYaors-
tor recommend 4 20 The masses Please call al my Tn
s9d soFe Store, nor % r0om, WIllisms IaElaer,s
Block and see the Evaporation Castings. &c aud gel
circular containing testimonials asto their value. :nd
giving complete and clear instructions how 20 con.
slneI me furnace ana operate The Eysporatsr All
orders anu letter. Will receive prompt attention
- Fiease address ~ NATHAN " WKldiA MS
august %, 'o9-Sm DelIware. Ohis.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-10-27
THE SEAWEED TONIC

Pruduces lasting results thoroughly InvIgoratipq the
aHu dlgestlve system, and enabling II To elm
be useI lor that purpose 1t is so wonderful IN is n
lects that wlheglass lull VIII digest hearty meal
anu lttle o taken before breakfast wlii give a
tome 10 the stomach which medicines possess The
a E070N97 sAS
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-10-27
Or. NGARsHA1L's
Ca tarrh Snuff.

- ~ y ~ 4 IL ~ IL u II i .
This snuff has thoroughly proved itself to be che best
article known tor curing the Catarrh Cold in the
n tenedy IN many Gas Of Sore Eyes. Deafness has
oeth removed by j., ami Hearing has 0iIen been
greatly improved by use
IL Is fragrant and agreeable, and
GIVES IMMEDIAlE RELIEF
{" the du, heavy ptns eau .- BY diseas $ ot ,i,.
mead The s-nsbtions after sing il are deirhtnl and
nNlgoratDg. IL opens and purges out all obstructions
strengthens the glands, and gives healthy action ~
tie parts affected.
MORE THAN THIRTY YEARS
OF sale ard use OF DIR. MarshalIs Catarrh and Had
acne Snuf has proved its great value for All The
common diseases Of the head, aud at this moment
stands higher than before
II IS recommended by many OF the best physicians
ana is used with great success and satisfaction every
Read the Certificates of Wholesale Drugeists
The UNDERSIGNED + I'M in ls54, i54 man, ,o... -,
quaintcd Mith IN M4R-HALI'S CATARRH and
HEADAtHE SNUF sold il in our wholesale
trade, cheerfuy that believe il to be canal in
every respect Co the recommendations gwen of n rr
the cure Of Catarrhal Affections, and it dtcd
euy tue oest artlcr We have known TOR all COM
mon diseases of the Had.
Burr Burr Perry, Boston Barnrs X Park, Now York
Reed, Austen x Co, B n 10 Sands :.
Brown IansOtn x 20 - stephen Paul. 4 10 {. a.
LNesu, CuLler Y To- - Israel Minor Il Co.
sem W. ROWE, Mkess0n Robbins
Wilson ,Fairbank 4 CO. A. t. Scovill 4 co q
Henshaw tdmand Co NJ Ward Clts. A. Co q.
II. H. y, Portland, Me. Bush 4 Gale g
jy2s '65-y -
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-10-27

Each person charged with the year 1865 on tb TO- ne
taxes On m ] n5 % 5gt may at his option the full such
d t @ zO da5 OF December, 1865 taxpayer
D G 10 pay onealt the goth day Of
following. = " 0 'no zoCh Gay OF June,
penalty of five per imposed nnon all llI -
time specified - 1 DiiS iiot Palo by the
Taxpayers will provide with
notes of National Banks notes of solvent RanI f
Remember that early payment will relieve Won from ~ ,
last week. - ~ ''u iion the crowd OF the
onlce hours: From 8 o'clock A. M. to o'clock P NJ
Treasnrar,s o4Goa "a 70 c- CAREY B. PAUL.
HHOo' ocC To- oo-ot Treasurer
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-10-27
sow rIMorHf sEED.

This IS the. favorable season above all
others to SOW Timothy Seed. As soon as
possible after the graintis covered let il
be scattered on the top of the ground
w here 9 drill is used grass sowing at
tachment is very convenient and valuable.
WegIrefer it arranged behind the teeth,
30 ithatsthe grass seed shall flzbe-dsposited
on the surface without covering. OF
course such an attachment is not aecessa-
ry, but we believe no implement or part
OF one pays better interest on the invest
ment The cost of one is ten dollars.
aud one on drill does not create any
perceptible increased draught Then
your seed is sown evenly, without any
fall-the amount per acre thatyou wish
is measured exaotly-and it is put on the
ground before any rain falls on it to
crust it over, SO that il viii germinate
quickly and surely. And it saves labor. |
1t you are sowing twenty acres of wheat,
the grass seed attachment sOws the Tim
othy seed without any additional expense
tor labor; whereas If itis sOwn by hand I
the cost of the work would pay large in
terest on the investment of ten dollars.
But, at any rate, soao grass seed. If YOU
neglect 1T you run the risk of total fail
1re IN laying, your land down to grass.
The sRTlng may be unfavorable and the
iced will not germinate, or long droughts
u Ine summer may dry It up and destroy
t. Many spring seeded fields this year
we're ruined by the severe drought of
ummeF, and another year will afford but
title satisfaction or profit to their own
rs They will be mottled with bare
pots or colered with masses of sorrel.
'all-sown timothy gets so strongly rooted 1
S to defy dry weather, and it has this ,
dditional advantage that it will furnish
heavier crop the first season of moving !
r pasturing than spring -sown.
This SUBJECTS we'll understood by far
lers, but many fail in the right practice,
When there are two seasons for doing
-ork, it is apt to be deferred to the last :
ne. A heavy and thick stock of grass. {
owever, adds materially to the wealth of '
he country.-Rurat Neae Yorker y
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-10-27
Dissolution.

THE partnership heretofore existing between Avery
18th, 1866. NsO'''u august
= Gram 0i all kinds will be bought as usual by Mr.
= avery, at Warehouse west side Of Railroad "
- = % AFEGY & RYAN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-10-27

livery family SHOULD have Clothes wrip4er. The
II best are kept by INC
inv "a 1864. c.. n POTTER CO
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-10-27
NOTICE. NOTICEll

NATHAN WILLIAMS las just received an ext.,si,,o
~ assortment Of CouS, ParlOr, Heating, oven par
h'r, FOX and Heating Stoves-afnong which are a lot
oI extra heavy 81 inch BOx Stoves Tor churcbes
and school houses To all OT which he respectfuIIv
calls the attenti0n of the pubic. sep 30 'e5
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-10-27

NEW GOODS constantly arriving J. F. LATIMER' s
4N June FANCY GOODS AND MUSIC STORE.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-10-27
Cultivators and Plows.

"A LARGE Stock of cULTIVATORs Of diaerep
= patterns, also Single shovel PiOws, Double We
lows y Shovel flows and One Horse Steel Plow AZ
which viii be sold Low for cash BY
June IA, 1S61.-tf. d. q. CHAMBERLAIN
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-10-27
Corn SheIIers.

fUSf received n good stock of Corn shelters, thf
- best Ia The market. Also, Sandford's 40 knifC
straw Cutters Whicn the Hay or straw but ha Il
an inch long. Tall andloOk AZ them.
April l. 1861 c. C CHAMBERLAI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-27

While GEN Sherman was amusing is troops with ca
perlIncnts upon railroad iron III the ycny 81 SoIu
Bin / moved nv command rapidly toward 'herhH'
where | found Harlee with $1,000 men, strongly III
treacled Active diminishing commenced bctNc'"
NY ute brigade ard the enemy and sent courier 20
Gen. sherman apprsing INN oi ID! Own VA "a
ebcmys position and requesting nm 10 ny us'o ~
original plan and move 10 my support Inns nc
did and We occupied Cheraw the enemy reiftatIb ~
hasty q s0rder heroes tAe Great Pedee pursued .!
'my light irigadc Arriving in toe vicinity OF fa!eie.
vic found Join tomt entire army. a'lb siohb' ~
my mont We iclt the enemy stro ry' dlNIhG ven.
from there nes Of outer works. and tGi turing navy
juvoicc If las chickens ana other munitions OF war
Iroio this position ] sent hack another dapaich i''
qnosting support Ger. sherman moved hls aI'1i iap
idly forward but before lie reached ray tievhe 1e
enemy rad withdrawn across TIE iher ana IL! io'seS
were N occupation oi the town. ,ohot
lie regarded private rights end treated ue NM
Il ans oourtrousy. spaIing the eli MS eeh'lay ,hc
houses, and IN cases 81 pressing "aHi tIc i''' "'''
spoons. ~ o.,
Preparations we've inmcdiatc'r rade hy Gen. sher'
man and myself fr crdssing t. ape Fear iiver VIII
Our forces iOl le campaign wa r0W - Muc" chdHt'
In m IL original dostira lOh tha Ger. SIermnn resolved
to pursue tie cneu further II possiO"' Na'inE =.
pontOon bridge az uains win ~ SoihnnIu, y w
nCr ed that should cross on The hrdge useu " 'Jo
Cen Blair, with bis (scyonieenih) Corps: g..
On reaching this iT.dge ! vas notlhed tlht wv;
TlarLld directed hi. Provost Marshal to seHe ahs
c, NJ scatc the horses Of NY command. c 81 when h."
been borrowed hy ny men from loyal residents oi SoH
Carolina. I..d1inirf 10 quhlftl am pI"'os'..di
shall ard learning TIT Gcl. bnI Iahheu He III ui.e ~
ion 10y special courtesy Of orr eAceehs tI.sl
dent toward lm), l withdrew nom ne Diiuge' hLt
effected crossing several miles lCwcr Gown. ana sem
notice Il the same with my compliments 70 Mul 'cn'
Ilair | rcsuscilg.y reCncst that this uncoufte0us
conduct on tie part OF Gen. l'r be made Tie sHJee'
OF inquiry 10y Military ComnissIOn. ~
Moving forward iIoia Ia! eiie'lAe' ounl '",'''''
STRONGLY posted near Ayerysborough thanking rs po'
fitior crossed Black River aad advanced to"ai1|
Eale!sh Near BeIionvillc. Omid the enemy again
nilonched. and again icnked nm, moving 'o"ass
"a, Jsborourt Before reaching this town, received
n note from Gen sherman requesting ne 10 nat tn'io
as Ae would b. Id II be woad follow me any i'iiN'i'
Very respectfully, your 00cdirIt seif@"''
TYfCs a Hc1rwR Commanding, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-27
Official,

WARRINGTON Wednesday. April go q. m.
Hon. T.. Nj. STANTON: Sir: have tho honor
10 report that the Secretary Of State is regang his
strength rapidly and able to leave bis loom Jester
day.
Mr. Frederick Stewards condition is becoming more
hopeful. Very respectfully,
j. Il. BARNES. Surgeon-G eneral.
W.sHIsGroN "Wednesday, April 26-9 p. N.
Hon. l.. NJ. STANToN--Sr; have the honor To report
that the Secretary OF State rode out to-day and was
benefited by it. 49,
Mr.. Frederick Seward Is gaining strength as rapidly
as is desirable. Very respectfully.
j. X BARNES. Surgoon.General.