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RAl prders for tokets OF parts Of ncket. viii
drawings, oertifed bJ the State Commis ssioners,
sent 10 all VINO order. y
:, The drawn numbers, are also published in the
New York Herald. Address :
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Managers, Wilmington,
m a-lmr Delaware.
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OTFI0IAL,
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
~ wAsHIrsroN, January rs, iss1.
The Secretary Of State win hereafter receive
Member Of Congress on business on Saturday.,
oonmeneing with Saturday, the fra Of ,srt
month.
Jan nHu WILLIAM n. SEWARD.
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o0ors nom the corner. Fail not TO observe narne
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YOUNG MEN

Especially who have become the yict1ms Of sol,
tary Vice, that dreadful and destructive habi
sands Of Young Men Of the most exsited tslent
and brllllant intellect, who might 9th eTvise hsv
enranoed listening senates with the thunderr q
eloSnence or Wafed TO ecstaoy the liViug M rs mn
with fnll ~ - -
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were ever known; many troubled With rlprIne in
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ness, Deink elarmec al sudden sounds, bashful-
ness With Zee uent blushlng, attended sometImes
with derengement Of mind, were ouTed lmmedI-
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Weatness in the BscE, STRUCTURES. Afsouons O..
me aionsys sna bsdaeI, inyollntary DisohsiE ca,
p.PT, Lsnguor, Corfusioa Of Idess, PsIpiisfion
q the Heart, Low SPIRITS, TimidIty, TrenbiInSs. :.
Head, Throat. Nose or SKIN. Afectlons OF lie
Lungs, stomach or Bovels-these terrible cis-
orders anslnE from Solitary Habits OF Youth
these Dreadful and DestTuetive Prsotice. Thioh
render Marriage impossible, and destroy 10Th
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\ FOR YouNs LADIES'
u DIR. JOHNSTON,

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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-12-06
A GEN ron TUE nLLI0r
Nj NJ E. D NJ o r EST
So RUNNING STITCH
Sewing Machine!

aTh prAetiesi. sspid. sAcisnt snd durable ssuias
Sewing. for puyroses. 10 highly
namensai and 10 light and portable. tvetkAfng
than poana> that IL be csnvsaieniiy carried
the pocket resicuie
Its operation 10 simple thAs 10 requires tus Q
siisht degree OF judgment 70 il
~ the simple turning Of . crank With hand, an
the WORT With the other. Il silently very ra
ay sith eo1moa needle Akes the rannine Glitch a
ssns ,e aana sevins enE perfect and regular.
ETC. Win single aoahls thread on any sAap
20 ne ruaaing stitch hon igAtess aad thin ness
nv 20 no Of Ordinary silk uAsiin FAe
hinhest usually the didcu TO ettrh hy othe~ eev.
ne being sewed the sAsiese PoP isAiea, ~
apparel and 9th made Of IisAt ~
ries, II wiii therefore be found aimose invaiuahle
sttae he'd to the table like sewing bir1 and hav
ing no nsien and rsquirng iahrscAsioa change
OF sasen, Aiws ready for operation. and nss-
Vel of simplicity that child q years caa nndes.
stand u Immediately. and use Il successfully.
IL is not at all liable OF order
The New York state Pair recently held Roehestev
has CONFIRMED the eeeney. simplicity great o.
teal utility Of this machine by awarding the arss pre-
MUM.
Zach machine is put M in . box. acconpanisa
snh null and explicit directions and IS needles.
sent 10 address in the United States %
an order ineesne The amount may be collected By
Agen wanted everyw here to whom shs noss liberal
induceme nts will he offered.
For particulars specimens Of sewing etc.. stamp
for return postage, Address Nine Dsnorest, No. l71
Broadway, y. Y.
II Every Lady, Mother Miiiiner and Dressm sksr
shauid have one OF these vau stis Sewing Aaehnes.
Nov Il <sim
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I We took also II stands Of colors. PIE
-, of artillery. 3 800 stand OF arms, - oe
rounds of smmunitioo and . large lot o.
accou.rements. The enemy blew up sew
eral wagons between Corinih and Chewslla.
add beyond Chewslls many ammanition
wagons and carriages were destroyed. and
the ground was ssrewn with tents. officer s
mess chests. and small arms. We pursued
them - miles in force and sixty mil, with
cavalry.
Our loss va, only SIS killed. 1912 woun-
ded, and 23a prisoners and missing.
1t is said the enemy was so demoralizsd
and alarmed at our advance. they set fire
to che stores a, Tupelio. but fin ding we were
sot close upon them. extinguished the fire
and removed the public stores. except
,sr loads Of bacon, which they destroyed.
To signalize in this report all those off
GERS aud men whose action in the battle
deserves mention. would unnecessarily
sngthen this report. must, therefore. re
er 10 the sub reports and special mentions,
md to special paper herewith. wherein
he mos: conspicuous to the number OF 1O9
officers aud men are mentioned
w. s RosEcRANs. Maj Gen.
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INCOME TAx.-Ths tax is to be paid on
the income of the year commencing Janua :
ry lst, 1862, SO that on the evening Of the
3lst of December everybody shou d have a
very clear record OF their income, gains or
profits for the year. And as many sources
of income, such as dividends and railroa l
bonds and stocks, insurance stock, savings
bank interest, DC. (they have already paid
the income tax, are not again taxed. il,
therefore. becomes necessary to have a clear
record Of the sources of income. that there
may be no dispute with the assessor.
The income tax Tor the yeal 1863 is pay
able on the LIST of Nav. 1868.
A man in business must make up the net
profits OF his business for the year. and pay
the tax on the amount, less 5000.
A man may. outside of his business,
spend all and even more than his profits in
business nevertheless. he must pay tax on
all net business profits except the $780,
And SO with a salary all over $500 must
be taxed. though personal or family expen-
ses consume i. all
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-12-06

HE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the issuing
of the Presidents Proclamation OF Enamel
patton great efforts lave been made to in .
duce him to modify, or withdraw il. The
telegraph informs US however that Old Abe
will do neither, but is determined to lie, it
do its work. He is right. That the carry
ing out Of the Proclamation as far as practi-
cable will be heavy blow to the rebels
can easily be demonstrated. The way in
which il was received at Richmond shows
how much they fear its power. This proc
Iamation has been held by the President. as
it were in reserve, and it may be considered
as worth more than an army of men in re-
serve. 1t is fearful weapon to use against
our enemies, but the necessities of the simes
are sufficient argument in its favor. LIE, it
be used.-Madison Courier.
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!sofietv aud fostsftife Directory. 1,
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

ST. PlULs. lEpssopaIJ Rev ). B, Wakefield Rector.
services iaAx a n. and 8 p II.
ST MARYs. (C.sboic) Rev. Aeg Mer., Pastor. servi-
ces and 10 A. NJ. and p NJ
ST ANDREWS. (Catholic.i Rev J. B. H. scope, Pastor
sexyiees and 10 A. -. and P. NJ
n PREsBYrERIAN, Rev Mr. Van Doren, Pastor, ser
vices IaA< A. NJ and p. N.
UNITED PRESBYrERIAS, Rev Mr.. Aten Pastor. ser
vices Ieb, NJ. ana ; r.
PEARL ST METHODIST. Rev Mr.. simms, Pastor,
services fe, A. NJ and r NJ
CIIRISTtAN--Henry Hall, southwest corner Main
and franklin streets Services ny Elder - -
and third Lords day in each mouth-mon
an evening
UNION CHAPEL, Rev. ". A. Goode. Pastor services
lel, A. NJ. aud 2. NJ
GERMAN METHODIST, Rev Godiove rrefz. Pastor
services i05. A. and P NJ.
GERMAN LUTHERAN, Rev - - Pastor,
services 10 A NJ.
81 GERMAN LUTHERAN. Rev. Mr. GrossoG, Pastor.
services 10 A NJ. and Z p
AFRICAN II. E. CHURCH, Rev W. c. Trevsn Pastor.
services l01z A. VI. and r NJ
FRIENDS. HICKSITE, services IL A. NJ
ORTHODOX IL A. NJ.
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| RKsIGNATIoN.-Our friend Capt. Jos. l.
Marsh. has resigned the Captaincy Of Com
pany E, Goth regiment. in consequence Of
i'll health. caused by his back being injured
at Richmond. KY. First Lieutenant Cor
nelius Longfellow. Of Lynn. Randolph CO..
was promoted to the Capsaincy. and Henry
S,rattan. of this city, Ell Sergeant, was pro
NOTED to the First Lieutenancy. We re.
greet that the Captains ill-health caused him
to resign; because he had not only the
confidence of his men. but he has the RICH.
kind OF pluck. He tells US that he could
have had furlough. and lied Uncle Sam for
two or three months without reade ring any
service; but he thought that wouldn't be
honest, and he accordingly resigned. To
the invaluable services Of Captain Marsh,
as . recruiting officer, the 69th owes to it's
accession not less than two hundred SOL
diers who are among the best men COM
posing it.
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WOOD WANTED.
Any amount of good wood will be taken
on subscription at this Office.
CITY ELECTION.

I We are authorized to announce John Finley
Esq. as candidate for re -elec;ioR to the office
of Mayor of this CITY. at the election on Mon
day, January 9Th, 1868.
Messrs. Editors: Please announce James NJ
Poe Esq. a candidate for Mayor at the City
Election, and oblige MANY CITIZENS.
We are authorized to announce William w.
Austin. as a candidate for reelection to the o.
fee of City CLERK.
" are authorized to announce James NJ
Hays, IS a candidate for Tax Collector, at the
ensuing election.
We are authorized to say that George Wilson
is a candidate for Marshall Of the city, at the
election in January next
We are authorized to announce Benoni New
by, as candidate for reelection to the office of
Street Commissioner, at the annual election.
W Wilcox, is . candidate for reelection to
the office of City Assessor, at the election in
January next.
Williams, is candidate for re election to
the office of City Collector, at the ensuing cleo
ton in January next.
~ The Liberty Herald says, that A. NJ.
Bennett, Of that place, is now the Suffer of the
9th regiment, having bought out Mr. VIM.
Show. and hired him as one OF his clerks.
DR.. A. Casterline, Surgeon of the sd Ind.
Vols, was married on Wednesday. Nov. -, in
Rushvle. Ind, to Miss Kate Z. Push, of the
latter place
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QuIrE Domestic iNvENrIoN.-An In
genious mechanic of Hanover has invented,
and has on exhibition in the Worlds Fair
a. London. an ingenious bedstead. which
will call a man in the first place by means
of an ordinary alarm if this fail, with q
tremendous uproar and finally, as last
resource, the sleeper is turned out and Sc,
on his feet. Nor is this all. The machine
lights lamp. makes a cup of excellent
coffee, which is sure to be ready by the
time the awakened sleeper has rubbed his
eyes and established his equilibrium. This
is very fine, to be sure, but wouldn't il be
more agreeable to have . nice woman to
attend to these things?
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necessarily include seven OF the Slave States
Their concurrence, If obtained. will give as
sursace OF their severally adopting emanci
patton st no distant day upon the new con
stitutiooal terms. This assurance would
end the struggle now and save the Union
forever
+ do no, forget the gravity which should
Z characterize paper addressed to the Con
grsss Of the ma ion BY the Chief Magistrate
OF the nation; nor do forget that some o.
you are my seniors. nor that many Of you
have moro experience than in the cnndoc'
Of pubic affairs: yet trust that, IN view OF
/. the great responsibility resting upon me.
you will pssceive no want Ut respect to
yourselves in any undue earnest0ess | may
seem to display.
Is it doubted. then, that the plan pro
pose, If adopted. would shorten the war,
and thus lessen its expenditure Of money
and OF blood? IL il doubted that IL would
restore the ns.ioDal authority and national
prosperity, and perpetuate both Indefinitely?
IL il doubted that we here. Congress and
Executive. can secure its adoption? Will
not the good people respond 70 united aud
earnest appea! from rs? Can W. can they.
by any other means. 90 certainly or -,
speedily assure these vital objects? We
can succeed only BY concert. 1t is no.
Can any Of us imagine better" but "Can
we all do bettcr? Object wheresoever is
possible. still the question recurs, "Can We
do betier?'
The dogmas of the quiet past are made
quate TO the stormy present. The occasion
10 piled high with difficulties, and VIC must
rise with the occasion. As our case is new,
SO we must think anew. and act anew. We
must disinthrall ourselves. and then we
shall save our country.
Fellow citizens, we cannot escape histo-
~. We Of this Congress will be remsm-
bered 10 spite Of ourselves. No peronal sig
Di6cance or iusignifcaoce can spare one
or another Of W.. The fiery trial through
which we pass will light AS down in honor
or dishonor to the latest generation.
We say that We are for the Union. The
world will not forget that while We say this.
We do know how to save the Union. The
world knows VIC do know how to save it.
We. even We here. hold the power. and bear
the responsibility.
In giving freedom to the slave. We assure
freedom to the free. honorable alike in what
va give and what We preserve.
We shall nobly save or meanly lose the !
last. best hope of the earth.
Other means may succeed. This could
not tail.
The way is plain-peaceful-
just-a way which. If followed. the world !
will forever applaud and God must forever
bless.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
WASHINGTON. Dec. !. 1862.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

A quorum OF both Houses were present
on Monday. The Chaplain returned thanks
for the Frightening prospects tor the liberty OF
the slave. Tor emancipation, and from STEM
that had involved sin, sorrow and shame. A
resolution. offered by Mr.. Conkling Of New
York, was adopted, instructing the commit
tee on Naval Affairs TO inquire and report
the best mode OF placing vessels Of war on
Lake Ontario where an -xsency may arise.
aud establish water communication from
other waters to Lakes. A resolution was
offered BY VsllaDdigham and adopted, in
structing the Judiciary Committee to inquire
by what authority the Postmaster General
decides what newspapers may or may not
be sent through the mails. Mr.. Cox. of
Ohio. offered a preamble and resolution in
regard to siezing persons in different States
and imprsoning them in military prisons
and camps. and condemning such arrests
and practices, rs unwarranted by the
Constitution aid laws Of the United States"
aud demanding public trial, according to
the provisions Of the Constitution and laws
laid on the table. 80 to 40. Richardson,
Of Illinois, also offered resolution, request
ing the President TO inform the House what
citizens Of that State are now confined in
forts. &C.. what charges are against them
and by whom made, aud by whose orders
they were arrested-lsid on the table, "a
TO 40.
DECEMBER IA bill passed the House,
reported by Mr.. Hooper from the Commits
tee of Ways aud Means. requiring gold and
silver coin. and all judgments now pending.
or hereafter brought for collection recov-
cry OF duties. or money due the Unted
States. from collectors or other officers. A
resolution instructing the Military Commit
tee. to report on the proprie.y OF increasing
the pay Of soldiers to Sl5 per month, was
adopted.
In the Senate. Powell, Of Kentucky, in
tsoduced . similar resolution to the one Cox
introduced in the House, in regard to the
arrest ard imprisonment of different persons
-lsid over. Mr.. Davis, of Kentucky. in
trOduced q resolution. in regsrt to choosing
delegates from all the States. to meet at
Louisville, Kentucky, the first Monday in
April "to take into consideration the present
condition Of the country, and the proper
means to be pursued for re storing the Union
laid over.
GH-Mr stevens resoutions of ,red in the House
on Thursday last, declaring that the Union must be
and remain and indiv,sbla forever, and dennun-
cling, guilty of high crime, any one in the Exec
ut've or Legislative Departments who shall propose
or advise acceptance of any other basis
than the integrity and entire unity OF the United
rs they existed At the time the rebellion
luenced is just the kind OF medicine most need
ed-ths people will now where the Valandixh an
mers stand. There only two parties and
Patriots and Traitors
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State of Ind. Wayne Co. SIS

In the Way Common Pleas Court, January Term, 4.
d I63.
Jacob Anderson sndo
Gilbert Skinner
Elizabeth Cooper. Petition, No 1901.
James Coooer. c
ct ais. Heirs Of
Thomas Cooper. dec.
ii it kno that the sth day of November.
the above named pl sintias by James Perry their
Attorney filed in the Office OF the Clerk Wayne
Common Pleas Court their complaint against defs
dant in the above entitled together with the m
dayit of defendant James Coon
er is not resident OF the State OF indiana said
dant James Cooper therefore notified OF tns
fling and pendency of said complaint against
that unless be and demur
calling OF the said the second nexA
term of said Court, to be begun aud held Cours
House in Centerville the second Monday January
said complaint therein
contained aud alleged will be taken the
cause will be heard aud Determine in his absence
Witness sol Mereditk- clerk, and the Of saf,s
Court at Centerville, this 7h November, 1904
sob MEREDITH, Clerk.
JAS. PERRY. Atty. for Pid.