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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-02-03

4 Delaware County, Ohio, made the Both day Of
January, A. D. 1866 in the of Angene Jennings,
Guardian Of Edwin, James, Martha E., AHgeline H.
and Robert Jennings, against her said wards the
dersigned will, on
Saturday, March 4th, 1865,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock, a. m and O'Clock
. on the premises offer at public sale the follow
ing described real estate situate in the County Of Del
aware, and State of Ohio to-wit-Being the undivided
Yesevenths Of tract Of land in Range 20, township
5, Section 4, Z. S. Nj Lands bounded and described
follows viz: Beg inning at 4 stone on post at the
south west Of Thomas Ogdens land ths west
line Of tract Of land formerly bought by Mrs War
ren-hickOry. 4 inches dIameter-north T415 degrees
east 955 links, beech is inches diameter south de-
east, along said Ogden's south line 46 221{-IOO
poles to a stone post-whito oak inches i'll diam
eter south 50 degrees east 49< links; ditto inches
in diameter, south y 4G] lilks-thencc south
So minutes west, 164 $500 poles to the OF
State road, stone on a post, poles north of said
eter, north % degrees tx links; thence south
IS = degrees along the Of said road 40 So
100 poles stone post the west line of the
aforesaid tract bought by Mrs. Warren-Ehte ash
inches in diameter north 54 degrees east IA K links
thence north 5S along the aforesaid west
line 1872 &c lO0 poles to place Of beginning,
ing, by estimation, 50 acres described in decree
OF the Court OF Common Pleas. See Chancery Record
Vol Z, page coo, Clerks Office in said County. Also
the undivided hve-sev enths Of the following tract
Being in the-Znd quarter, 4th Township, Range 10 O.
: III. Land and being part of the half OF Lot I3
containing 3724 acres, more or lass.
IERAs--Cash IN hand
ANGELINE JENNINGS, Guardian,
Of Edwin, James, Martha f, Ange. H aud Robert
Jennings
By J. HIPPLE, her Atty.
February B, 1s65-4w Sl125
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-02-03
Great Bargains in JewelryI

VIZ FORSYTH L CO., - d a Nassau ST.. New York
w (adjoining the Post o1ice,) offer for sale the
following Magnificent List OF
WATCHES, CHAINS, JEwELRY, &c,
Valued at $500, 600. EACH ARTICLE ONE DOLLAR, aud
not 10 be paid for until you know what you
10 got.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-02-03

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The articles in this stock Of Jewelry OF the
and fashionable styles. Certificates of all the
various articles put in sealed envelopes aud mixed
thus giving all lair chance, and sent by mail for %
cents each; the receipt oi tho certificate,
at your option to send ONE DOLLAR and taSe the
tice unmcd H. Five certificates, 81; eleven
So; thirty, 50; sNty. i've, $40; one hundred, SIS
Certificate money be enclosed with the order. Cor
respOndence promptly answered.
We wish Il distinctly understood that our business s
Lottery The object OF this manner OF selling Is 70
give purchasers the opportunity OF buying Jowery At
the wholesale prices, with the chances Of getting
Wa tch or some other valuable articles aud all goods
not satisfactory, can be returned and the money will
be refunded.
AGENTS wanted in every town and regimenL send
for CIRCULAR Address W FORSYTH & CO.,
~ and a Nassau ST. New YORK.
Jan. -, '65-3m
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-02-03
Farm for Sale.

FT1HE FARM formerly owned by Rev. Henry Wharton
II situated mile south of Corporation line. For
terms, &c, apply TO W. PARKER at H. W. Chamber
lain's. Jan. 27 '65-2t
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-02-03
Road Notice.

Office Hours Opens at 7:30 a. m.-Closes at p N
Delaware, o., Jan. 27, '65.-3t "A. THOMSON P. u.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-02-03
Guardians Sale

TN PURSUANCE of an Order OF tho Probate Court o
4 Delaware County, Ohio, made on the 2lst day Of
January, A. D. 1865, in the OF Alfred &. Byorsi
Guardian Of Lee W. Byers and b. \ wton Il. ,Byors.
against his said wards, the undersigned viii on
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-02-03

il DONivAN'S.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-02-03

Mails will be ready for delivery from half 10 thre
quarters of an hour after arrival.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-02-03
MTILER9S HALL!
Operatic and Old Folks Con
cert
For the Benefit of st. Peters Church
Tuesday Evening, Feb 7th, 1865.
Admittanee: so cents Children: 25 cents
Doors open at 7: To commence at Pa.
Feb. Sit
MTELER's HALL!
For the Boneat of st. Peters Church.
Guardians Sale.

IN PURSUANCE OF an order of the Probate Court o
1 Delaware County, Ohio, made on the Both day o
January A. D.. 1866 in the case of Angeline Jennings
Guardian Of Edwin, James, Martha E, Aageline H
and Robert Jennings, against her said wards, the
dersigned will, on
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-02-03
J. Il. RYAN.
J. c. AVERY,
GOOD NEWS
TO F7ARMERSl
New Grain Warehouse in Delaware.

FIHE SUBSCRIBERS HAVING LEASED FOR A TERM
i OF years, the Warehouse formerly occupied by
Mr.. J. A Barnes IN connection with his Oil Mill ana
situated on the west side OF the Springfield Railroad
have this day opened the same for the purchase OF
, 1865-11-20
TERRIBLE DISASTER.
Exp1o*ion OF \ Portable Saw Mill
Three Men Killed and Five Persons
IufuEtds

@A10As
One Of the most appalling disasters that
has ever occurred within the limits Of this
county, took place on the 6th instant, about
six mics south Of this city, caused By the
explosion Of the boiler Of the steam saw mill
Of J. P. Dayis. By the explosion Of the
boiler, the mill was entirely destroyed, kill
u tie thd IN % oeoas s%e1ss ssa sues aes a as
Two Of the killed we're brothers named Geo.
aud Nathan Austin; the third was William
Davis, the fireman. George Austin md
Vim. Davis were instantly killed; Davis
was thrown about flfty yards from the mill,
in contact with the timber and pieces Of the
boiler whlrling in the air at the same time.
Nathan Austin did not anticipate that his In
juries would prove fatal, went to his house
Immediately after, the explosion, but fell q
corpse on entering the house. Oscar Austin,
also a brother Of the abore named, Wos Sc
coyefy were entertained. Three or four
others were slightly injured, but have almost
recovered from the shock. One piece OF the
boiler, the largest that WAS to be found,
was blown high above the tops OF
trees, md came down at a distance
Of ESQ yards from the mill, breaking
oil the large branches ofa stately oak in its
descent. 4 plate 6 By s, fell cndwtse through
the roof Of Oscar Austln's house, which Is
situated about 100 yards from the mill. II Is
reported that no one was sealded, from the
fact that there was no water in the boiler
but the explosion, We arc told, is attributed
to the incompetency Of the fireman, who y AZ
employed at a low salary, and did not under
stand fully the power Of an engine.
The boiler, at the moment OF explosion, con
| tained 1e0 pounds OF steam persons can read
ily conceive from this the consequences. A.
ri, instance, sixty md seventy. pounds is q
fhaf is used In Scoyil's large boiler at his grts
| mill, for two run Of four feet burs.
4 piece Of the boiler, about one~fomth mel
in thickness, and weighing about three pounds
! IS now on exhibition at scoviIs Mill IL va
| the mIll soon after the explosion.
The several bodies were consigned to tn
graves amidst many sorowing and sympa
thetic friends, Of whom there we're hre
concouree. The citizens Of the county sym
! pathixc with the bercaved.
, 1865-11-20
GULF STATES.

NeyE Orleans Cotton Markek-Important
from matamor2s.The SeIge Of ma&a-
1noras Ra1scd by the Liberals.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov: 1Z:-cotton frn,, and ad-
eo1d % az e5eeE
On New York &c premium. trtfgbts unsteady.
The schooner F. ". Lawrenee, ron new York
to Galveston. vas wrecked On Western sanbo Reel,
The Galveston Bu1tfln Of the 18Th, says the
steamer Alabama, from Brazos, reports, Il she WAS
officers belonging to The Federal service, to the
known. Also reports that squad Of lbe1als fred
Into the French ship which returned The ase, killing
1ho stsansr ratal was sunk in The hazoor on the
erals ia have been badly cnt up. i ssys Gems Finsa
and Galanda, were killed. and cortfnas and u1na-
tota and Col Qazsa wounded, The Raneaero de-
the people On he American aide. It's complaining
9f the moral support which the Liberals derive from
BFuwns,ille- Il also alleges that conspiracy thus
Mejta and surrender Of the city. The same paper
announces number Of transports ut Vera cruez, a
part whereof will be Immediately sent to Mats
The Ml,etzetppi House has partfy revised It's r.
fnsal to allow negro testimony against whites. Il
has now passed By q to = ,6s following law: In
gtoes and mulattoes are now by law competent
winesses. they shall BE- competent witnessed IN all
ia whsh hey oe5 en- Il =
be parties, both Plaintiffs and defendmta,
ard in all criminal cases n which
son Or property Of freedmen, ltea negro, or null
!ato 20 offered aa witness, provided no freedmen,
free negro OF mn!latoe shall be examined ~ Mtt-
nsss IN esIs "s.essr eng nR9n The & stsnd T.
section.
District ienEn9n Sssond D1tE. Gso
, 1865-11-20

Sand Ckeek-Chlvtngtou:
The recent political campaign in Colorado
vas conducted strictly on the Sand CrceI
Issue. The cowardly butcher Chtvingtor
was candidate for de1egate to Congress, anG
was undoubtedly elected. Not satisfied Will
running on that issue himself, he required al
the other candidates to declare themselves IL
favor Of slaughtering friendly Indian:
under Gags Of truce. We find the following
correspondence In the Denver Nttcs. If the
letter Of ChiyiDgton Ia model of impudence
that Of scudder Is marvel Of grammar:
DEHyER, Oct 80, 1866.
Hon. Edward scndder:
DEAR Sm:-You being candidate for Governor
Of the State Of Colorado, presume to inquire nz
Isl. hare you been and are jon LOW. in tayos oi
sustaining tie officers and men who were eneaged
IN the battle Of Sand Creek on the 9Th tfnd q nc
ID. II eiec,ed Governor Of Colorado, will you aP.
point 70 olce and plaee on1y sneh ~ men Is hasS
men engaged In said batues
Sd. II elected Governor OF Colorado, will you
use Ill your omdal influence with the General Gov.
through misreplssenation, On the character of tht
Commanding officer Of that expedition, and the
CONSEQUENT rejection Of ttaaedt1 On all the onlcer'
4th- VIII you urge on the authorities at Washing
ton, tho Importance OF 4 vigorous war polio.
against he Indians Of the p1ans, to continue untf
wives and chi!dien. sha be secure, and until thes,
tired rebe1s'' sue for peace? uavtng known yor
from the beginning ~ eta1nch Union man. In
qaite no further. Respectfully, &c.
DENVER Ctr, Oct. 81. 1855.
J. H. chsyington, late Colonel Commanding Dis
DEAR SIN: Your faror ot the aiat Instant, Is re
, 1865-11-20

statement Of the Independence Beige
what II. DruYn de 1sIRuys Stated to
mr.. Dayto1l-mF Stewards HcPly-The
Text Of the Convention Between
France and Mexico.
wAsmse7pts, Nor ls.-As much importance il
attached to the statement Of the independence
Nsfgr that tie evacuation of Mexico by The French
trnnn. nav be looked upon AZ thing decided on
in principle, t wI not be untuteteettnK to recur to
the fact that about two years ago N. pruSn de
Iays sud 10 Mip,ste5 ns1ton tha1 he dangers q
pIan1e, We showed ourelyes satisfied,
and maniieetd a willingness to enier1uto peaceful
raIatfors with that government. the sooner wouh
Ftsnce be ready to leave Mexico and the new gov
cinncnttake care OF the matter which FEance would
9%t iSa A1eh pss Duke INTO difieulty. and then thesa
acse,t him before his government was Hets!ed+
lie added that France could not do TINT.
,,s1ton WI Instructed hin 10 Inform ihe French Gov
etnnenl that, IN the opinion Of The United states,
10 nermspent establishment OF foreign md
nnrs,c Ieal government in Mexico, would be found
neither easy or deslrabe. The United States, TIN.
sis,eptly With thesr principles, can do no otherwise
Of her own people md retoen1ze theiF soEe1etynty
md Independence, in whaieser form they them
selres skan chose that this sovereignty and inde-
Ts,,dtpce slau BE- manifested. II Was previously
esjared bs Mr.. Dtuyn de Lluys that "a to Mex
ico tbe purpose o{ the French Government vas to
nav themselves for debts and expenses, ETC., and
tI,rp leave the country.
Tho te4t Of The conreutfon concluded hetWet q
Frrnca and Mexico to regulate The conditions ol
| the stay uf the French troops In MBnco for the
| purpose Of estAbh1h!ng order md consolidating
, 1865-11-20

Nc-TakinG the Census-Fenrs for the
Atalanaa Passengers-The Pirate She
nnndoah-ReccptIon to Gen. Grant
Dangerous Illness OF Ex-Prestdent
P1cFce-Mcxtcan News.
the board OF Supervisors, yesterday, 1t appears
from minority report Of the Volunteer Commit
tee on The subject Of paying State Census Enumer.
ator-, that The committee have bad tnrca districts
cheney N the statc cenens Of :, 9,5ds. They state
that If they were authorized to 60 on with the work
they would ind the population Of the city co1sid.
erably over 4 million. This Boal adjourned to
Tuesday, without tak!ug any action on the report.
NEW YonK, Nov. i9.-It Is feared tn some quar-
board the Ata1anta may ship fever to break oui
among them. No symptoms Of this disease have
yet appeared. .
The Tim<t says It is rumored that the pirate
Shenandoah is route for Perm or Chsli where h-t
commander would cell her for a VII ye.sel; TINT
one Of her officer. Vas sent on the mission some
time since.
Arrangements for the reception or Gen. Grant to.
eysn!g s.n nsaE,y eomP!s,efd he
been ixtued, md the assemblaga VIII comprise the
most distIus usnIehed officers Of the army md navy
as well as prominent citizens.
4 letter rom Concord, N. H.. E1ys e1-Psesiden,
Pierce Is dangerously i'll from the effects Of disease
contracted during The Mexican waz.
Letters from the CITY Of Mexico eay1 that immense
interest Is felt In Mexico concerning the probability
OF the United States aldlng the Republicans. The
becf Is general that there will be interference
IN Mexican affairs. In some portions Of Mexico
French and Belgian soldiers are dying rapidly from
1n.crMtttant tever. L great many robbedes have
been committed recently between Meueo and vert
Cruz. The Empress waa 10 leave On the 9Th o
November, On pleasure trip to Yncatan.
Foreign papers say Gen. Mcclellan will spend ths
winter At Qu4deu.
, 1865-11-20
FROM WASHINGTON.

The Appointment of Gen. Logan-Gcne
x.r.rtsa vtcxrn on ff,n nIexacan luea.
s,an- n.nar,n,ent Heportn- Prcat-
tion-.ePA
dents messa.e-A Big Fine-About
pardons-T1rz's Arm-MutluYA Among
,s r-,....s..t.s,
~0'".s
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Ttthune.]
WAsu1SoroH, Nor, 10.
u,,o ,,oe, ,r,rr-4,,t o.-t ri Can t.,.rt,u hri4f
4to tnon. 'Aupe' .a1t pe1N VI 49, 49,
speech on the Mexican QUESTION IN Ne" aof1 As1
week, was omitted In The published repoHs- In
clctiuebe said that this fthe Mexican question:
v.s one of thn feyr ton}ca m which he allowed him
,r - .,,.., -, - ~ l., s.... ~. ~. ..,,.I.s.
1eh ~ sptak ,ses's' - ~ Sno"n tna' 'ne aPPola'
ment OF Gen Logan to the Mexican mission was
IN nr,yate conyer.st1on In New York he oreelv e.-
p.eeeeu u'mssu ~ '..o. u u4s @As 'e'e41 LULU
Ae11eo At the pofot OF ne eayoneI
Tho annual reports Of the heads Of departments
asr nearly completed and vil! shortly be submitted
-, tna pras,don+
~. .As ,.,,
NOTWITHSTANDING Inc interruptions 'ron ice
swarus Of yalio1s, the message to Congress Is pro-
Il 6njshed some time before the coulmenccment or
The eefs{on
7'hmnas T. CnFyer eneefal honied aernt cf fba
TreasnTv Dcnartment fnr Chncf.w cnnnty.. Aia.
bsina tffeI Al MonIie before uil,1ary comu1. ann
an tln charrn Of fnud In cnurtssjop tr1nsactions
ninefy thousand to]lars and 10 be imprIyoued al
hard LABOR for ono ycar. and pnti The pc is paid.
The sentence has Seen approved By the command
mr. t;cneral and Nashyie deaieu3tcaI ~ ihe plac.
81 1r0ntine r,eut
Ihc AMMUNITION nf annl,c,tfons far nor1on an-
, 1865-11-20

the new Enpae. done At the Gsstls q Hisatnet,
the 10Th day Of April 1854, provide shat the French
iroons at present N Mexico sbaU be reduced =
soon As p6ssleIe y cosgs Of = ooo ae1. tnelud-
xna.d the interest which led to The Intervention,
etali rcnain temporarily IN Mexico on eer-
tain conditions, Among them that the
French troops tha1l e7acuate Mexico in proportion
as the Emperor Of MEXICO siaI be able 10 organize
the troops necessary to replsce them. The foreign
legion IN the service OF France composed cf 6,100
men, stall nevertheless remain in Mexico SIX years
after Ill The other French troops shall hare been
recalled. From that rnomen. the legion shaIl pass
iato the service and pay 81 thr Mexican Govetn.
Q! abzidstug the donation and, rhs en-
ploymeut Of the foreign legion In Mexico.
II was iur,her stipulated that the expenses
Of the French expedition to Mexico were 10 be
paid BY The Mexican Government. at The sum Of
$50 90, 900 for the whole donation nf the e1pedl-
ton down 70 the fst OF July, 1861. the sum to bear
From, The 1st 9{ July al The expenses oftho Mexi
esn amy thail be at the charge Of Mexico. The
ahose t. gtSen merely to show what wak the origin.
g ass1a5sd Of Napoleon H. establishing
upon which he furnished material assistance.
, 1865-11-20
FLORIDA.

Dtscusaions In the Convention-ne.ro
Tex1Imony-tsen. Howard says tRo
President Insists Upon this Right.
NEW YoRK, nor. 19.-Later accounts hom Flo
r,dn INV lhere have been animated discussions on
various measures proposed for the rerndhtion of
e rebel dsbt ard oRof.,o, 'S
surh nnnortion and II Is thought that the latter
1t Ieaa tiwonid not be seeded q By The m.ofity:
Gen. Howard in: hls speech 70 rs ePbs1s o.
consiSersd Il Hill III whieh mnsl Be- conferred.
, 1865-11-20
Secretary Of Wars ReppFt-333.O 700, 900
for Comin. Year-Arnay Stores, Cloth
Ing, Ammunition, &C., on Hand.

Il fNf fhhf1 hfNNrr " NM
lsPee1A oespa1en ~ LIE II, eu1e-.eo t!ioaas
"sMSGFos, So': ~.
The Seuct,15 Of Wnr has completed the estfulate,
neresssry fnr his report and viii Immediately pr-
..-s - r., Isn,r The estimate lor main
pats !" ~. nsas' Us nns,,ra A,.a.. raax
hfn1nR the army LOT Inc ensuing year,
at its presen. force, on a peace footing,
il xS10oAooo Enough 1natertal OF war II
I'm tn n,,n and enr]n million OF men, OF 10 uaIn.
t.;n mr. nrcstnt lore IN The field for year On a
Tar fnn.iTTr immense onanliiiea Of arYny cloths
Wi h1stcia arc besug ucr1uanentlY stored in lie
yarious Arsenals while IL one Depot alone herc Is
stared len rhousandl tons OF crudc powder nltre.
and The amount Ia being ircyeatcl. Enough bas
been realized from the sates Of material thus III 10
nyinfai,1 Tho sr.nY {1r one year These facts may
in;en.st Francn ard Enrlauii.
x,re.ent tn Hutgana-CoFrrnmcn Rn-
tto,,x srsncrdcd In Vtr~inin-an an
1.o" .,. .sA..f ~
peal for G. G. .Clay-mcxlcan Matters,
cfc.s etc.
wAsnEa1ox, Nor. 1a-1hc President has di.ee.
ted that 500 In silrer coin be given to Short Gun
and bis brother Of the Bsckfoot tribe Of lndiane in
consideration Of their having raneomcd two white
, 1865-11-20
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1865.

Liant Victories Of thh all. Let us emuhte the e1.
ample Of Its aends in all the States. Lei Us study
unfI 10 OF dnty, md believe the executive
"a lee,sl.Iiss dspsEtmsnts pt1n e The xoven@snt
cooperate in thi! great work before Us all, and 10
set hat The foundations q opr Union, wisely and
ares. viii q hearty acceptance BY the South Of
&c naw situation, rejoice to believe that uuder
d fsredmen II w1u 60 forward IN carrier Of pros
peri,y, wealth md pFoGtcss unparalleled In its pre-
Tlons h,scry has more GENIAL cline han have
ii he colder North. s1derranse reproductions, for
osase0 ee h I'D he9
1npFuyed Hid OF the bh{tless system Of slave
Labor, il will, With 1t iotna eisde, proyc new rival
to u in The rsec ofprosperity.
Of our depa,teu President Abtnham Lincoln,
IN hls last Inaugural On the steps Of the Capitol
y-th n,aitce toward none; with charity for all !;
hui With dFmness to do right as God gives n to
see the right.
conclusion, tn1ny In the crowd rushed forward to
congratulate the speaker, while the band played
A1YR.
, 1865-11-20

Destruction Of Barracks at Camp
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. intelligence.
Especial Despatch 10 the ChtcaEo 1ribunc.1
MILWAUKEE, Nor. IT,
The United STATES barracks at Camp Washhutne
were destroyed by fire laet night. either ftom
drunken carcleesue.s or design. A large amount
Of valuable lumber was burned. This flre will
give q clear view of the race track from the grand
stand. Tho buildings had been advertised for sale
BY the officers In charge.
The tug Netamora, from St GATHERINGS, came
into our harlos Ills afternoon, having in low TWO
uarees, loaded with barley, shipped from Toronto
and Hamilton, bound tor ChtcaRo. The wind was
trc tcsry for f1cr to pFpceed,
, 1865-11-20

the peonle whom ne broupht off from slory
ffn-4t,s-,e-s> ,.fS ~ sh;. ~ oet..SnI ~.
~ 1,1a ssuooa, M'eo ~ psp3GaSH ~ ~
fa,,ns.s o1a e,r;,4n11 H. +ha otis,o ~ pan.;rad
Ft,m hae nG.o; NJ - ~ Iii nv
Ho GaraSs,a1 Iii tnte,,. * am SaM uH
.s,.r ~. ssnnei aa,7 tuS louums "o4uusu @
GSas,ns 41s, - c.nto;n o9 faretnr: gahr nonn.iiE y
eantain Of maInton: Or % Frapcis NE Mered;f ua sea,
.san p.n,,4.,;,, ~ ,n pah,,asan eSas
aar P.scie s4pnor 1ame. R53ee oeaa yefos IS
Nina :3nn,pH Hav1;en noa ~ IT. H. r1 c9sw epJ "
thc vo'drnGne' Received ala a1so f. from @ H. Rni1 II
f3op' sersn iIavt;cns he;ne nnption NJ If I t1,e
creE nv, If 1he Vo'droone % tste5 ~ JS n9;sonsrs ~ I
rom The Tater wi and tds T;;rrinG % Of Fl the sunken
snhooner Vo1drnnnc @ Nv br liz E5a1ish T i,oats. 's''
From sIx to eisht nothing Worthy of note
came n,, hoard wifh + measure FINN tbe con5.
sr manf,f,e m nffjcar.
From eirbt y. n. to midnight, calm,
weather clear.
al thirty minutes past ten her Britannia
Maiesty's Steamer Bull Dor blew IN with Ter
ri6ie f6rce. lie coucussion shak1ne the shin.
In an instaut ali our boats were logerod and
manned and iesnat cfied IN fhe w+ncl- of }he
, 1865-11-20
FROM INDIANAPOLIS.

The United Stntes General Hospital at
Jencrsonsitle, to be Turned Into a
SoldIer% ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS pnrtlal-
IL Inundated.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Ttfbane.l
INDIANAPOLIS. Nov. 10.
Some days ago Governor Morton addressed let
te.s 10 the Secretary Of Warrant Surgeon Gencral,
asking whether In case the State desired II, the
United statez general hospital at Jederouvile,
would be turned over to the State authorities, to
be converted into Soldiers Home. An answer
was received yesterday from Surgeon General
Banner, saying that 1t would be turned over on the
same tenn. a. Ttiplcr Hospital wAs transferred to
the State OF Ohio, This Hospital is one Of the
1a1ocst and finest IN the whole country and will
ser1c most admirably for The putpotes designated.
A hreak occurred in the caual In the western part
Of the city before daylight this morning, and waller
rushed ont in Immense volumes. anbmerg1ng
Camp Sullivan and diving the soldiers out Of tneir
barracks. There being no side cut the water could
not be drawn oi. sud II has been entirely nnman-
aseable. 4 portion Of New York Btreet ls under
water, and the sidewalks md road are much dam
ared. A number Of houses we're complet1y sur
rounded By water, Numerous cellara have been
flled full. The damage will be considerable. Tho
xnter l. now abat1ng hut still covers the streets.
, 1865-11-20

SAN Fhkxc1sco, Nor. 1e.-AHfted. tM steame.
uinety-6ye thousand do1iars in ireasnre.
Sailed, ship Ganba1d,, for New fofk, easFytnc
5000 racks barley, $50 es.es of foay, 1900 hides,
1850 Backs Of mustard seeds, 460 bundles broom
corn, $500 sacks copper $50 fa.ks quicksilver, la
bales wool, ~ bb4s wine, besides sn.sAes lsts oi
othcr y1rieties o{ Cafdbruls prudusa.'
, 1865-11-20

NASHVILLE. Nov 18,-Robbefies and MURDER
still continue in tho city aud vicinity.
-Four men and one wpM1Is Wera killed near the
Chattanooga depot last night
The river Is falling, and Is twenty six inches on
the ehoHls.
Cotton market more active today. Prices rau;
ginE tzcm 20 to % cents. lecelpts, 53t bales ship
ments, 8e8 bales.