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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-03-20

COLUMBIA, =. o, OCtODtf D, ISUI. n
ON and after the 9Th instant, tho Tra,IiD
W over this Road will run as follow n
Leave Columbia at. .......... Log. IL.
Arrive at Charlotte at. ........ 9.40 p. NJ.
Leave Charlotte at. .......... 2.55 Il. M.
Arrive a. Columbia at $40 II. m.
Making close connection for all points
North and South, as follows:
Leave Columbia a............ LAO p. III.
Leave ChRrl0tle ......1... r.O0 =. III.
Leave greensboro ..... ........5.l l5 a. III.
arrive n!cinohd. ...-..... .4.iJ +. IN.
Leave hichmond. ..-.,0 ij p. IN.
Arrive WashinBton. ....... e. 10 ". nj.
Arrive Baitlmore. 10 Il. III.
Arrive Philadclphia ....1.32 u. m.
Arrive New YORK: ............. 10 p. IN.
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS:
kG VI a

GEN'L SUrERINrEN's OFFICB, s. C, R.9l.,
Decemher =, 1ss7.
I'm and after this date the TARIFF by
W the Great Southern Freight Chino,
FROM COLUMBIA, will be rs follows, viz
Cotton per bale, to New York. "a 90
g" .: Philadelphia, 80. 400
~" q" Baltimore -. . ;. 1926
This route is guaranteed as cheaper,
quicker and moro reliable than any com
pctipg, while the difference of insurance,
not amounting to 200, is over, twiee COM
pensated by difference Of rates.
- i+3, .' H. II. NPEAKE,
Dec II General Superintendent.
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SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD,
GENERAL SUP'TS OFFICE,

|E5 RE|:;E $lHszIll!i.@ Vi.
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Charlotte &South Carolina R. r. CT
sUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE,

lN s, 6 q. ....l q 81 6 !. ).
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ouyo OASCPtGo, dS AOiiVWS.
Loaye Columbia at. .-..r. 7.60 .. ~.
Aston at. .... 1855 "
Newberry at. ...... :. :. ..10.36 =.
Arrive at Abbeviile at. .,......,! $40 +. m.
at Anderson Mt .,...t. sis
at Grecnville at. -. ;. 500 e"
Leave Greenville att. .......... 6.00a. m
I" Anderson. at. 49,. ,..... 6.4J {"
Z" Abbeville at. ......... S.45 81
=" Newberry at. ...,..... :. 1.25 >. II,
Arrive at Aston at. ............. 800 4"
at Columbia at. 500 s'
Trains on the Blue Ridge Railroad will
also run daily, Sundays excepted.
Leave Anderson at. Is. 90 y. m.
:" Pendleton it,. :. ..6.20
Arrive at Walhalla. at..... 800 ii"
Leave Walhalla at. 400 a. III.
6, Pendleton at. .y.....5 $40 "
Arriveat Anderson at. ....,. GAO &c
The train will return from Belton to An
derson on Monday and Friday mornings.
JAMES o. MEREDITH,
Dec3 General Superintendcnt
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NEW and FAST SCHEDULE now in
IN operation, with complete and continu-
Gus connections, from Coinmbia and all
points in the interior of South Carolina,
via Kingsville, Wilmington and Weldon, to
Richmond. Washington, Baltimore, Phila-
dclphia, New York, Boston, and all princ-
pal points North and East. No change of
Passenger Cars between Weldon and
Acquia Greek. No Omnibus transfer at
Petersburg or Richmond. Fare as low as
by any other route. Time, forty-thrce
hours to New York.
At Weldon, Passengers have choice OF
the following routes, viz: Crisiied and An
namcssic Line, Washington or Inland
Line, Baltimore or Old Bay Line. Tickets
good by either route.
CAUTION TO THE PURLIc.-Thc route by
Charlotte and Greensboro is advertised as
scventy-tive miles shorter and twelve houls
quickcr-try it, if you wish to be deceived.
Through Fast Express Train, rid tWil-
miuutOu Weldon and Richmond leaves.
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Laurens Railroad---New scho dull
OFFICE LAUEENS RAILk

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Change of Schedule on G.. G. c! R. r.
aE I.I.t 3:,, ;.
ON and after. FRIDAY, tho 9Th instant,
" Passenger Trains will run daily, s,E,
dnys eXcpptpd M folloryo.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-10-02
The Oapet.Baggers.
By GEO. ALFHEp EowNzESD.

Who be You 'uns that pitch your camp
Beside ths brOWu SaVannah2
We think not BY your nervous tramp,
Ye native TO the manor
" nat mum m7er. ssyt your regiment
What battlefield ye campsd On2
VITA Infantry of Howell Cobb,
Or troopers Of Wade Hdmptonf'
eve camped upon the Coosa's tide
With Thomas and with Shermanl
ms ford couple at my side,
These three with Banks we're feVeF-nayed
Long marched among the bayoux;
lost my arm on Grierson's raid
A soldier or Ohioi"
Then 1Fsth their ancient battle yell,
The hospita ole yeomeu
Rushed from their thresholds FORTH TO fell
Their unprotected fOemeui
$50 back ye crippled myrmidons,
Ge Yankees and ye yagersl
Our GeOrgia's chIvalrfc sons
Admit no caTpet-baggers!
NAY brother, not as soldiers come,
With knapsack and with sabres,
Behind the widow mOckiug drum,
We meet you, friends and neighbors:
Our spear it is the pruning hook
For war TO make repay ment;
Our knapsack is the carpet sack
To bear our gold and raiment.
THEREIN 3 few good books we bring
To feed our higher natures
The Psalms the Pilgrims used to sing,
me 1eslsEF1 entss their teachers
The arts yEhIch dignity our fate,
And make our TON
The Charters OF our common State
Crowned BY our Fathers Fighting.
Between rs lies our holy truce,
Above Us Gods religion,
To bid us turn 70 pureF use
This army-tram pied region,
The softnesS or the land we saw
W hen violence Wrung you,
And in this better time Of law.
We seek a hOme among you.
Stil menaeed these the Georgia braves,
With rifles aud with dagzgefs;
Your peacs we hate! Wecurse the STATED
Go back. ye caFPeb-baggefsi
Your books and gospel We condemn
Your sIrss they were bat braggeIs
As Tor our truce il was Fuse-
Go back, ye carPet-baggeFsi
Forth drave they then these peaceful men
Across their fields of story;
The children mock them as they 20.
In SeoTn the women glOfy.
But rsverent, the negroes come
: To. say, tsOur freedom faded
Since died the dear roll of your drum;
Oh stay ye tIaVel=jaded!
Stay, till the ballot we have found,
Or ye and we may perish;
Right nelghbOrlY the grateful ground
= Together we viii ehe herisns
and deeper than our plOWshares go,
Than treason's threats or daggefs,
Till peace and freedom staIwarG grow
To hail all carpet -baggers!"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-10-02
Legal Notice.

THE STATE OF OHIO, DELAWARE COUNTY, 50.
Mary Ann cummgugs,l D PeririVa for Divorce and
aRafust %Alinong, in Delaware
Abraham Cummings Common PIeas-
FTTHE SAID nEFENDANT. ABRAHAM CUMMINGS
" whose place ef residence unknown, vii
hereby take notice that on Ehe 18Th day OF Au-
gust, A. D. 1855, the said Petitioner, Mary Ann
cummiugss fizd Der Petiiiou IN the Clerks Office
Of the Court Of Comman Pleas Wishin Rad for Del
aware county, 10 tbs SAFE q DAfa, and the same
now penaing tberein--iR which petition she
sets firth her marriage with said dcfsndant aud
charges him therein with
/. Gross neglect Of duty for more than three
years.
With Eilif1lly absenfing himself from saia
Petitioner for more than three years
lIlth adniterR with persons whose names
are unknown.
And asking the lCoart 10 grant her divorce
from said defendant. % restore her to her maiden
name Of Nary Ann Case, and 70 deerse her reason
able aiimoag.
said cage viii be foF Bearing a. ahs next term
{ { The said GouFt -0f fanlmun Pleas, 10 be holden
il the county of Delaware, Ohio
MARY ANN CUMMINGS,
By Reid 4 Powell, her Attorneys.
Delaware, o. -Ang. q, '6s-st 81
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-10-02

following terms: ave NAV well rejoice
slt the recent victories; for they teach
as that battles are TO be won now, and
/ by as, in the same and only manner
that they were ever won by any people,
or IN any age, since the days Of Joshua,
by boldly pursuing and striking the
foe. What, under the blessings of
/ Providence, / conceive 10 be the tue
organ alton of victory and military
com mbination to end this war, was de-
clared in a few words by General
Grants letter 20 Gen. BHckBer,--'I pro-
pose to move Immediately on your
works f"
Grant, who had spoken in the high
est Terms in his special report of the
brilliant charge of Gen. SMITH recon-
mended him also for promotion to a
major-gener8lcy and he was accord
ingIy appointed, and confirmed by the
Senate. Hu
Gen. smith died in about two months
a fer thesea pture of 17onelson, from dis
ease contracted in the Mexican War
and the exposures ofthis campaign. It
illustrates the characters of both Gen.
Grant and Gen. Smith to mention that
Gen. Smith was Commandant at West
Point when Gen. Grant was a cadet.
He was also so much Grants senior in
years, that, when the latter fouud Gen.
Smith under his command, he felt a
little delicacy III issuing orders to his
old instructor. Smith atouce perceived
this; and, with the instinct of The gen
tleuan aud the soldier, said to General
Grant, q let nothing III your past reli-
: Ons embarFass you in issuing TO me
any orders you thiHk best; / .am a sell
der, and know my duty H5z f.-f-..--.l
Thus, +" SAYS WadswoFth, "these two
things, contradictory as they seem,
must so together, ,--Eaanly dependence
and manly dependeace.' y s5s-s il- 3.
While these events were trapspiring
in eamp, how different was the scene At
the same h0DFlm She peaceful cities and
villages of the Northi 1t was a Sab
bath morning when Fort Donelson sur
rendered the church bells were ring
ing, and thousands of fathers, mothers,
sisters, and brothers, were remember
ing and praying for their loved ones,
far away on the tented field; little
thinking, that, in a few hours, there
cheeks would blaneh and their hearts
sicken at the tidings that the dear ones
would come home no more. Already,
on the banks Of she Cum berland, they
were sleeping the sleep Of the brave.
There are glad hearts and sad hearts
By the millions to-day Esr
As over the wires the magical fires
Are flashing the tidings of DOnelSon's fray,
Hearts swelling with rapture
For Donelsou's capture,
Hearts breaking with aching
For DOnelSOn s slain"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-10-02
LEGAL NOTICES.
Legal Notice .

olve L. Yo1Bs. FTgHE DEFENDANT, xhoss
sFaisst u place or residence is
William A. FaunE } uuEn0Hn, Wila take notice
that tne plaintiff on the 81 day Of Seg -mbeF. A.
y. 1865, fled her pefiIian charging ths said de-
fendant 9lEh Ulllful ahseuce Tor more than three
years last past, and gross neglect or duty, and
asking foE enc enstody 6f her ehiEdreu, and for
divorce ard ahmony. said petition viii be for
bearing az the next tfrm Of the Common Pleas
Court Of Della ware County. 0hie.
CARPER < VAN pENAN.
sspII-6Epr IS 25 Attys for Petsti0ner.
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NO. 2s

was foundered with all on board
The vessel, it is reported, was laden
with guan0. The rest Of the shipping
destroyed were South American coast
ers The fatal casualties ia the city
we're about one hundred The total
loss on shipboard was shout three hun
ldred. principally fatal. The refugees
Amaiaed on the hills tor TWO days,
daring which time they suffere great
~ for food; at the same time the quakes
continued as before. at short intervals.
La time their suforings became so in
tense that the males had TO 20 in
search Of food, a limited quantity Of
which they found 10 a damaged condi-
ton, aud with this they sUceofed their
families. The sssond morning after
the earthquake, light-dTaUght coast
ing vessel entered the harbor, but did
not remain long at anchor. AS soon
as the captain. became aware of what
had happened he took on board a
number of people, and left with them
for Callao; thence one of the parties
got to Panama.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-10-02
EHAREINATIOM NOTICE.


School 1ax@mzm9FGs &I IoE1ce.
fFlHE school Examinsra Of nplaw4re county vii,
meet. duriEg the year 1883, fsr the eEamina-
finn q teacerss A. the folio wing places aud times
namely
Al the COURT ROOM in Delaware, March 7tb
and 21st April aih aud ISM; May "a septem-
Der 18th Oetobfr ION and 2fth November 7Ih
and- lashs; Deoember ssh
ktthe SCHOOL HOUSE ia OstTander March 2slh
ara Oct Sd Atthe ScHDOLs HausE % Ashiey
Apfil I'm. At the SCHOOL. HOUSE 10 LeS is Gem
ser ApFll 25th aud October 3ltt a 1 Co. Frambes'
.sef40JL HguSE N sudbury May Sun and 0etober
t7th.
Candidates must present satisfactory testimo-
1iale Of good moral character; aEl the Law re-
quires. as 8 condition u eEanainalsoR, that each
applicant ior n. certificate shall pay a Zee Of SO
cents
No certificate Is granted ~ less the candidate is
saual.aed 70 teach Az the branches named in the
law; namely Qrthographys Reading Writing
Arithmetic, Geography. English Grammar ane
possesses adeu uate knowledge ef tue theory and
practice 81 teachine.a
No candidate. afaer second fafIares.Wiu be ad-
mfttsd 20 re-examiualiou Wttilin siz mouths.
ExaminatI 1ns- VI 81 30 o'cleek, A..
ard aicfe ~ q o'clu1A, p aud no applicant
VIII BE- a1u4 ter 1i ccloeh l4a exercises
wiz be caaacls4 na iar ns ppssioie iu writing
Eae1 can rea1eatad 70 bring papers and
penciis an1 mrz9 envelope dirscied e him
SET Hhleh ne ceEuicatl awarded viii be
malisa t1 hifas ret.ea oe faiiura-
.. 81 CAMPBELL
Eat. f4, 1855 ~u Clerk.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-10-02
AUT0MATIe WATER 9ATE.

Besse's Patent Automatic or Self-Ae-
ting Water Gate.
FIHE only durable and =, If sbIs Gate for fencing
u streams aud dslds which are liable to be
OveTiOWed- Il is simple, cheap, efficient and du-
rable, and every farmer in the United States who
has stream running through his farm, should at
once secure a farm right. Great Inducements for
those wishing to buy terri tory. Those applying
Hrst can have first choice 4 territory. viii sell
Individual, Township, County, and state rights,
30 cheap that laOse seeiug The gaze cannot heip
letter the Patentse. r. BESSIE
Jan. 10 '66-Iy. Delaware Ohio
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-10-02
MILLINERY!
MISCELLANEOUS.
4 agons. " agons.

IS 5O4AS9 wv eSSOl4Ss
F& CONSEQUENCES OF the greatly Increased de
4nauds as from abroad for
FARM w AGO Ms,
We have largely increased our fac Titles for maD-
II lctuTing, and keep constantly on hand, and are
prepared 10 make TO order on very short notice,
Wagons Of dny Size Desired.
We also pledge ourselves to rive as good bargains
for the same class Of work as can be got any
where in the State Of Ohle. Weare also prepared
10 do all kinds Of
Tnrhiug, Scroll and Bracket Saw ing
Ripping and Planning Building
Lumber, &c.
my persons wanting anything in line. are
requested 70 give us cali befers purchasing eIse-
where. Don't suffer yourselves 10 be misied by
b many tasu stories pu, lRi0 CircUluuon thai
our work is put up CUT Of sFeen timber, &c our
motto is Large Sales and Small Pr6hts.'
JOHN MeELROY- & SON.
Delaware. July 81, '6s-Sm
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-10-02
Table Cutlery,

A NEW ARTTCLE-a Table Knife with soHd
n handle and blade, forged from one piece Of
castsleel nicely finished, and heavily plated with
pure silver. The best and most durable knife in
the market.
Fine Ivory Handle knives,
Hard Rubber - s.
Bone & Wood i'
NEW STOCK OF the above goods just received
Direct iron the manUfactory--and FOR sale at re-
dueed pTiees-at No. Williams Block.
july II, '6s-tr. c. PBATF.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-10-02
JEWELRY &C.,
AaIr IeWelrY.

sPECIAL attention given 70 alliog orders in this
- beautiful art, with neatuess snd dispatch At
tue Jswelry store Of g. PLAITs
decl3' G7tfs ---'--++-s' M 8 Williams bluCK.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-10-02
AGENTS WANTED.
SOMETHING FOR THE HOUR F.!
Marshars Line Engraved Portrait of
GEN'T Ut. S. GRANT

Is pronounced perfect likeness of the General
in his best exp ressior- IS work OF srt II is i'm
measurabiy superior TO ali others, Mrs. Grant
SAYS OF IL: i am delighted VITA your splendid
u craving of my husband. As a Ike ness, do
not think iLcouid be better p Senator Summer
pronounoes It ''rare and fnisbed work, excellent
a. lik eness. " sir. Bryant says: 'sit is rsaIly
noble specimen If the art Of engFav wing. and APP
pears 10 me % give the character of the original
more perfectly than aoy engraving which have
seen.'' The Cincinnati Gaz tre says "a The sub
iect OF the picture, and its intrinsic viii gsiD
for it very extensive circulation. - The CIncin
natl Camnerciar says 'sIt is great deal the
best likeness we have evar Of tue General
giving his qate, serious, resOlute face better even
than is done 10 photograph It a work Of
art excellent Of subject distinguished, that
We are at pains 10 give il this concentration -
This iutmtable portrait is sold only agents, and
/ is now ready
Address ZEIGLER. McCURDY Co,
! se1I-2m III W. Fourth st. CINCINNATI, d.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-10-02
EDUCATIONAL.
BoVs2 sChooI.

A RRANGEAENTs are being made to eOmmence
6cgoBer, where they can Be dtted for College, or
receive a thoroughly Scientific or Classical edu-
caiiaH
The school via be limited Is 25 or 80 pupils,
aud is Htsnded to be permanent.
Those visiting 70 avail themselves Of its adVan
taEee, can do 50 by making immediate application
10 C. HILLS,
Sept 4-4w Delaware, Ohio
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-10-02
On Franklin Street, Della
p ware. Ohio.

l-laR- aBlE. SO luldr 500. s.0u- tuae q Two
Il EOoa bu1idi.- iel s.i1ih-es -es-as-rnda front and
y gITa deep. Far sale BY
Apr1o'6s-tf- HENRY J. EATON
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-10-02

~ furniturs Just received. Prices reduced less
thsn Cnlanous rates, at No. 8, Williams Block.
Aay6'68f C. PLAT.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-10-02
FROM DUHHIRK AND SALAMANCA ,-By
New York time -fro1a Union Depats
FReE BUFFALO-By New York Time IRON -
- nnr- EEchan e md Mlchigan Slreals -

FROM WBUFFAL0-By New York Time iTOIn ile
poi cor. ExchanFe and Michigan streets
500 4. II. NEW YORK DAY ExPRESs, sundays
eEespted.1 stops at HoTneilsviile sos A. w..
Pkfl.) S1sqgehauna LIS P u (Dine.)s Tur-
uer's O5 P. VI. (Sup), a. d arrives IN Nee'
York 9. Is p II. Connects AZ Grsat Bend With
Delaware. Lackawanna 4 Western Rairg4d aHd
at Jersey Clay with Midnight Express Tram 81
New Jersey Railroad for Philadelphia Bati-
more and Washington.
74ae a. n. EXPRESS NAIL, via Avon and Hor-
neHsvilIe fSundays excepteu) Connects az 81
mira vfth Nor thern Fentral Railway for Harris
burg Phfldelphia and the south, aud arrives in
New York At 100 A. n
225P. n. LIGHTNING EXPRESS. DAILY. stops
al Horneilevile &, 10 P. 81 (Supperl. and arrives
Ia New york at 7.40 A. N ConnccIing ar
Jersey City with Morning Express Tram Of
New Jersey Railroad for Baltimore and wash
ington.s s-z~ r--r-ss-.-s5.
qs p N WV sYsoRK NIGHT EXPRESS. Sundays
s.Scert d J stops at Hornellsvile, l1Os ?. N.
mtersesung win the $50 p. d. Trali. from Dun
kirk, aud arrives n New York At A@-4o = NJ
Il2O P. N. CINCINNATI EXPRESS, (SuLuays ex-
cepted ! Stops al Susquehanna .4S A. NJ (Bklt ,
I Turner's I. 81 P. a. 6pine). and arrives 81 New
/ York as S.55P. N. Connects a. Elmtra wa
Northern Central Railway, for Harri burg
PhiIade ipiis. Balhmars, washington aud points
! south and a. New Yotg With Afternoon. Trains
ana Steamers for Boston and NeT England
Citiea
Only One Train Fast on sunday leaving Buffalo z,
At $50 2 n. and reaching Sev YotE.'i 7.4e AN
! BosToN AND NV ENGLAND PASSENGERS, with
/ their Baggage. are transferred FREA OF CHARGE ia
York.
j HzF-To pleasure travellers the line OF the Eric
EaiRay presents many objects Of interest, passing
I through tiie beautiful vaileys OF the Chemuut
| Szsquenanua, DelRwRre and Ramapo rivers. "a
cverchanglng panorama Of natures beautles COM
mHuds attention.
THE BEST VENTILATED AInsI I.exoRIOUs SLEEr
! ING feAfHSas asT-I7T THE WORLDS aeCompa
ny an uight trains on this railway.
BAGGAGE OHECKED THBOUG E
And fare aI,gays as Iopc as by any oihsg Route.
~ASE F0B TICKETS VIA ER;E RAltWA'
which can be obtained at all Principal Tick
et OGices in the West and south-We
q. RIDDLE, WIN. b. BARR,
+ - Gent Sup't. GeniI Pass. Agi
Nay z9-'6s 1y.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-10-02
Dress RTaking.

FASHIONABLE DRESS MAKING,
i CUTTING, FITTING,
Cloaks, Basques, sscques, &c,
| Dor 9 by MRS. BORIaAND, over City Drug Store,
/ south door, Delaware, Ohio. ssP1s-6t
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-10-02
Clocks.

RTSN STOCK JUST RECEIYED Prices reduced
AZ at No. 3, Williams Block
Nays '6s-t c. PL&wT.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-10-02
VOL. L.
ZOE SALE.
House and Lot for Sac.
HouEe u -. 81 &C.. q salg.

FnSE UNDERSIGNED pasr flr sale7a eonvcnlen
u EtorY and a half Frame Hopses c9ntaipiBE seF-
stable WOOD -boGse ard AL neces ssafy outbuid ngs
ouahe bFtTnEsss Ths lard On which % stands
consists &c Eab 3arEe 88fs will nrcbard d choice
Mt. consIsIing. Or appieg, peaches, peaFs, cher
les &c also amaif fruits in abundance. Ihis
pfoperty must be sold, and pariies WtGhng 20 So
cure pleasant home 10 gpod neighborhood vii
do well 70 apply 70 A. p Mason, Of G4iena, or 20
Thos Ycata. near DeiaFare, or Legis SLACK, near
Gheah re-. IHos- 1hA4Ss
Jul 10ss8-smf LEWIS SLACK
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-10-02
On Very Long Time.

1.-TWO LABGE INLOTs, which can easily be made
Il iLtl Ihrse goodsizsd building lots, at the
north nd OF Uuion Street, 65 rods from tue Court
House. for sale by HI. EATON.
sep1S-tf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-10-02
The Great Earthquake in South
America Descriptions by Eye Wit
nesses.

We have Gurther accounts to- day, in
the New York papers of Monday, from
which we extract the following addi-
tional particulars Of the terrible earth
quake
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-10-02

nHYsIcTAN AND SURGEON. once IN Templnr
HaH BaiidiRe, Room No 2oFef STRAUSS a
Co.fs CiofhiBg 6tcra, DaiaWsros s0hios
ies 1861 fhpvI'6I-Iy1
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-10-02


Many interesting and accusing scenes
occur ed. It was here on one Of the
ira iis i,sirts laden with prisoners, that
probably the first slav aveh0lders'ub objection
60 recouslrue ion was made. A tall
Taw-boned, red-lairvd, clustering Mis-
sissippi cBptsin had found that the
hands on board the boat would not
take his secrsh paper for whisky or food /.
When be could not control himself
any longer, he rushed up to Northern
man, stranger who was convprsing
near him, and said, "Look here this
| is id pretty business. They talk
1 of reconstructing the Union and hegin
! by rejecting our money; and I can get
/ nothing TO eat" Il was evident TO his
mind that reconstruction must stop
Buckuer, on meeting Smith. cCngrat-
/ uIHted him on his splendid charge
Eyes, y said the old soldier, SIT was well
done, considering how small force
/ had. But no couRrai aiulations are due
TO me: / simply obeyed orders.;
/ On the arrival of the news at Wash
/ ingtOn, Grant was Immediately nomina-
ted as Major-generaI, and confirmed
! by the Seua the same day; his CONF
mission being dated on the 10Th the day
I of the surrender of Fort DOnelson.
/ Mr. Stanton, Secretary of War, pub
hRhed letter in which he spoke in the
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-10-02

TrE BEST VENTILATED AND AInsT- Lax SLEER-
ING fI9AGBSas azaIRE THE WORLDS aeC0mpa-
ny an uight trains on this railway.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-10-02

Hz1-To pleasure travellers the line Of the Erie
Railway presents many objects Of interest," passing
through tie beautiful valleys Of the Chemuu, /,
szsduenanun DelRware and RamRpo rivers. an
everchRuelng panorama Of natures beauiies COM
mHuds attention.