Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-11-07
DA3-EB TOD, Governor
Z. F. HoFFMAN, Private Secretary.

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Two fuH Maryland regiments, of 1 ,Oo1 each,
nl7rciIel over intO Virginia n few days ago
singing tho Joha brown song. They were
from near H4rper's Ferry. Who would have
expected such result three years ago
An Immense numh.r OF music hoys are being
Instructed at Governors Island New York, pre-
paratory TO active service drummers and fl
fers in she array They are from fourteen to
nineteen years of age.
Commissioner Boutwell, has decided that It
Is clearly the Intention of the internll revenue
law to tax each carriSgc of livery stable
Keeper sspe-ately, and irrespective of his Ii
ceDse. IS
A steamboat. said to he the largest over
built, Is now bsng constructed at the foot of
Ten tn street, East river. for the peoples Limo
to Albany This monster craft is 45 feet long.
by 90 in width. She is to have four hundred
large staterooms, will accommodate fifteen
hundred passengers, and aspires the name
of - Dictator"
When Great Britain fought Napoleon, she
made the Bank of England notes legal tenders
and the premium gold rose high that
twenty-one shilling pieces rose to twenty-s even,
but that did not rreYont her from carry ing on
the war successfully.
A gentleman who has Just arrire at Wash
ington from the Western army, and who has
good opportunities 10 inform himself with re-.
ion shat the State is far more loyal to day
than she was before Gems. Bragg and Kirby
Smith crossed her boundaries. The people are
persuaded that the AOoiitionism which has
been their great bugbear less dangerous than
the rebellion the emisaries Of which have
lust carried out of the State thousands OF
slaves in addition to at least 10000 horses
and 4, 900 wagons,
THE President TAX PArER.-President
Lincoln. although specially exempted by law
from having his salary taxed under the Rev
epue Act has ordered the same deduction to
be made rs if a tax were imposed. By this
voluntary act the President pays tax of 81 /,
22o per year, out OF his salary Chicago
Tribune,
It is stated that in Illinois there have beer
raise from 50,0 ,090 to 75, 900 acres of sorghum
the pre5ent Sc ls9n. The value Of the product
of syrupS is estimated at 81 900, 900.
The Mobile Advertiser pscribes the defeat a
Corinth to the incompetency of VAN Dorm anC
other Confederate Generals
Mrs. Ross, widow lady, living in Avon
Lorain Co., o, has eight sons. and five Of thea
arc in the army, and the other three arc read!
to enlist if it seems Sest. She has one son-in
law who is in the army.
CAIRo, Oct. Pa Federal force, numherin;
two hundred men. with one Piece of artillery
stationed at Waverlv. Tennessee. twenty mile
southwest of Fort Doneison. were attacked
hy eight hundred rebels on Thursday last -
The latter were completely routed, with los
of twenty-four killed, twenty-five captured
and large number wounded, Oar loss wa'
two killed and two wounded
The number Of drafted men now in Cam
Cleveland is I'LL The mon are CONSTANT
1nIistine, and il is confidently believed tina
there will not be more than 600 who vii
continue as nine months men.
Ii is stated tI,at the Ioss Of National trooT
At the hattie of Chnpiin's Hill in Kentucky
was as fnIlnwax: General Offices killed 3 ; or
GERS nf tho Iine killed. ; enlisted men, ~
,rnt,I tilJeJ ISL Officers of the line wound
81 : enlisted men. varniel. ho7. Toio
wnuniaI. COL. Prisoners of var. A. Miss ~.
ia. Total prisoners anil missing, 2S2. To
Loss, l,042.