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The New York herald., 1863-03-04
A BRAHAM vANDERPooL. AUcTIoNEER
IA MAGNIFICENT
= HOUSEHOLD
STATUARY, PAINTINGS.
WORKS OF ART.
AND ARTICLES OF vERTU

STATUARY, PAINTINGS
WORKS OF ART.
AND ARTICLES OF vERTU,
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
Me elegant prva residence OF H. B. Chapman ESQ, 48
West Sixtesnth slret between Fifth and Sixth avenues
this day "Wednesday. March 4-sale commencing At IL
o'clock.
DRAWING ROOMS.
Bronze and Ormolu Chandeliers Velvet Carpets, Rugs
two superb Suits covered with brocatel q richest de-
scripton, Eagere satnary marble top Secretary and
Encqgnure. Cabinets Manssl and Pier Mirrors
Chess Tables. Sevres and d. fesden China Vases
ROSEWOOD SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOFORTE
The richest instrument olered auction this four
round elegant carved legs and
by city makers has all the modern improvements rose
DINING ROOM.
Oak Buffet Extens Table, elegant sets OF crystal
ruby Glassware, China Dinner and Tea Sets Silver Coffee
grn salyers, Dinner and Tea Service, spoons Casters
Cutlery Table Linen Arm Chairs, Sofas, Oval Mirror
Bronze Clock.
CHAMBERS.
Rosewood Dressing Bureaus Bedsteads Wardrobes Com
modes suite; superb Hair Mattresses, Blankets Sheets
&C. walnut Sofas and Chairs. covered with and hair
CLOTH Brussels and Ingram Carpets Also all the Furniture
,of the servants Also Basement and Kitchen
Furniture.
N. B.-PaIties wishing to attend this sale will the
Rtfth Sixth and stages the Astor House,
st. Nicholas Metropolitan hotels, leaving at Sixteenth
street, few doors from the house.
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II - DHILrON, AUcTIoSEER
ID. s,IEp sIAfEs SO &goykRNMENT SALE OF

coal MOOD. HAY STRAW. OATS. pLANKiNg, Ac
iss ~ II 0ciork NJ, the ralrosd depot ~ pa,
Yors L. r. Ia. ol Fiouring AMI Joisis " cor. ~ Waas
.<,opN u Goa Stoves Chairs, 4OOD bs ~ s,r., -.
n,sr ihc depot At wcodhsyen, IL oo lbs s,ra@
Sy order of Maor STEWART VAN vLiET Quart. r ~
ter u. \. A.
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To- BowERy MADAME wfDyER cl.AtRfoyASr
lDD ara gfte1 sps- sh lssy, anrsht rYss~t~s u
rn'sa ~ a. 3ss~-ss vSs iaSkr sagssfa ps0y.rs lsS
o. .s.lsa.As
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w 90 ys, one and all. 70 s~e Miss WELLINGTON, the
renowned English Ifophctess universally sckn0wrd9ad
IN al ssrOioxsts who susrsnt@ss ~
,e4 health, wealth aDd hsypneNs sad
u npaN 70 them Information u The u'm al lmporsrc~
70 atlre lawsuits loufuNyA shsrht fnrndt
hidden trvAaures and tfsuss
f~et ~ Ail arafs In life Prsv~ sider. learn yonr
al sry fs death n seek prosperity
fscy ygan no d~y = visit Of afdrs.. ~ bs,sf ,his
highT gird ani h~s8tfai young lady
,f.,is Hishth Ms W. t@ onlg f~r.ga " tbi.
etr to ia gauns Roman avf Araisn lxfss NJ fDr
i've soad nek aud business. sHasfnw ssr iiis
issy nnb~rs riv~u also bghy r~sp~tAbae eity
rsnes Drpnssnness cured Anf snssithri sai kas
h.naa rrela med
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ST % SosisslcF q s.s .sa xs ssoussD s.a ca 9ga
vered Apply .. srURTEvAsTs Coal Yard. % u ans %
Greenwich avenue
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In A. cHfLToN, aucTIoSEER-GREES sALrrn
ID. Hides at AL tionWi be sold at private auction IN
Friday March nj " clock a. he s,0rehouse ~ Albany
street near green sslted government
Hides, In bundles. Sale positive. Terms cssh.
u A. CHIFFON AUCTToNEER WILL BE SOLD
ID. ~ public auction friday March A. III O'Clock
at the s.orehouse Greenwich street. of
whom concern. TO pay storage and advances. leo
IL botes each, containing Liquors Also casks Of
wine Also cases uoods comprising DRY Goods, Crok
err Houssheepsng Arcss kc Also sundry other Cases
aud Boses. Terms cash.
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UCrlOs NOTICE N DOUGHTY ArcTrONEER
~ ~ -cll o. "a ard,y March T. M Il ociock si sass
IL Nas Az rect. b, siriue mortgase
srsn act'fn am iorts nv oder OF Srsi.s
Cabin at rn ~ y mor. cages. =
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NM. Writer'S. AucTIoNEER WILL SELL THIS
w day az O'Clock At f5< Canal street geneel Furniture
Sofas Sofa Bcds~afs Iace and Damaak Curtains Per and
Mirrors Centre and other Tables Bookcase
hers Velvet Tapestry Tnree Ply Ingram other Carpets
Oilclohs French and other Hedstesds Hair Matt-csses
Feather Bedding Marble Too and other H.
rsaas washstands wsrdrcbes Dining Room and Kitchen
Furniture Stoves china, Cass and silverwarr A. Aso
on pipe of Holland Gin aud two Of Bourbon
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rClfox NOTIcE.-N DOUGHTY AUcrfONEBR.
"A Ii sell this tof O'Clock, at salesroom, ~ Mas
~, assortment OF superior Par
ior Chamber Dnins Room and Library Furnnrc en- .,,e
sels ry Ingram Carpets: Gas Chandeliers Mir
rors tina, Crockery and ~ Ware, Cutlery, Asnic
Vase dc Aisc by virtue af erecnt 800 sc2srs
Whole - p-r,mptofy.
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r,fIE GREATEST WONDER ~ THE WORLD ~ THE
/ arcnmplishf Madame BYRON from Paris who c.a ~
eonsu Win hs srictes, conhdrucs 90 AZ saars or fs
restOea drunken and uni hul hasbsnds has srfc 10
maze y5n beloved BY hearts Idol ARD bfinxs trrhsr
i0ss long sepAraie1 Ladies 70 cents Residence Tkird
.eenus abyse Twelfth stree.
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GALE or CHURCH FIXTURES AC.-wILLIAH AB
= BOTr. auctloncer win sell on sess day, March
a. lU O'Clock At the church In Orchard street, betwee
Br"ome snd Drancsy streets the Fixtures Of said church
consisting Of Pews Pulpit Furniture as FIXTURES aud Pipe
Sale positive May be from 10 to Il A. until day
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UcrioS NoTICf.--wM. IRVING AuCT1OSEER-
"A CLINTON B OSGOOD VIII sell at the "a aesroom, 81
Cedar street this day Marrh !, At " ociocs large
o Top and Bugges single aud double srat
bon Road WAGONS, Buggss shifting seat Rosk
aways uuIe Rockaways lieht top Buggies Single and
Double Harness, &c.
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A UGIIoN SALE OF HAKDsoME EuRNIruRE

Elegant and mahozany Bedsteads, Buresus,
wsshstands 50 Beds, Lounges Rockers C,oks Chairs.
eMfrrors Paintings Tables Curtains Spring and Hslr Mat
yrsses Beds Bolsters Pillows Blankets Quis solid oak
SHIT covered in pa liver Ware rich China Ivory and
Silver Cutlery For Spoons. French China Tea Din
ruby ard viii Cut Glassware. Cut GLASS and
graved carafes, Decanters GobIe Champaanes Wines,
Ciarets The sale commences IN the dining room
N. B.-Furnt expressnen viii be In attendance TO
cart, pack snip goods for purchasers.
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- "a s'h,,e saiSn "Wednesday srsnlnr. hsgmA -.
.lsss - Mrs. IsfDs Drapsts hssess. ~ festDa. q.
e.rps~i Mlss kkuits f>~fh visris1 Isio. Gles clss
80 '4.sf ssnirsns @stms TifEfss ~ Hssfrsed
g~.e a. H. had ~ ss 4oos Ne srsbsus " NJ Co.ssrt
II siso a. i~sh hssxs hietsn Lsale wss<.t. "a. -
gssn kkrkInxs. Mrs ts&n w@of A \ hena -
:. gr.sA etx snf Masspt~ sussn Dens kNe fsetm fuA
h~l. gat~s rsa.y Brvwn. As> 70 shsss@s, ws@ rse,s
Iesrrst y besih. y " vsnAss IT. Wttst bspsN. -.
assas kaa8refs ~ psssfs ~ osns ~Nt - 30 -
a = say e4Hfsss "A Ffo~ltf =. rfw tas afAss
s.s - ,.sslg 4 saae " a &. sBssss, NJ ~ s'asI
weg.sx.
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~ B-NHO HAS NOT HEARD OF TIN fTLF
N. brAed Madame YkEwsTERi (~bo has removed 70
-a, Broadway sooss Eighteenth street the plc,ur-
store and who can b. consulted with entire s.sat0n
she equal She tells the of futpfr wife
band also thai Of her visitor " wish truth her
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-16

TUE SPRINGFIELD TKaGEDY.-0n the first
page will be found a circumstantisI account
Of the suicide of young lady at botel in
Srringfeld-ihe deceased, as subsequent devel-
Opments proved. having been risident of this
county. The details as published tell sad
tale, and leave no doubt as to the author of
the crime which brought tho victim to an un-
timely grave and has shrouded an extensive
circle OF friends in deep gloom. The suicide,
who attempted to avoid Identification by assu-
ming a name not her OWL was FIDEIIA Or
vER, daughter of Samuel Oliver, a farmer resi-
ding in the neighborhood Of Ellen. Butts, who
has had recruiting Office IN this place, was
also previous to entering the army resident
OF Eden, and we lear sustained any thing but
a good character. He has not we believe been
seen about town since Monday last, and it is
supposed be has left to avoid the risk Of meet
ing any Of the friends Of bis victim. The per.
son spoken. Of as Best" inthe letter of Butts
is said TO be young man named Heayerlo, re-
siding in tn same neighbOrhood.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-16
MEETING OF CoIoRED CTTTzENs

JAN Ist 1868. The coIored citizens of Del
aware and vicinity assembled at the African NJ
E. Church. House called to order, and organ
ization effected by eIecting JOHN A. MILLER as
President and S. B. NORRIS Secretary. After
several appropriate addresses, the following
resolutions were presented and adopted:
Whereas the Proclamation of the President
of Sept. 22d, 1852, declares all the slaves for
ever free, in States or parts of States in rebel
lion the lst day of January, 1868; and
whereas, the proclamation stakes at the very
vitals of the rebellion and win break the bonds
of the bondman, and let the oppressed go free;
and whereas it was a magnauimouS act on the
part of President Lincoln, foreshadowing the
dawn of publication of the sanctuary Of the
Government of the United States
Resolved, That we. the colored citizens of
Delaware aud vicinity, feeling as we have and
do now feel the pressure of the evils resulting
from slavery as it exists in these United States,
do celebrate the lst of January, 1868, in honor
and commemoratiOn of the measures adopted,
and which are to be carried into effect, in Pres
ident Lincoin's Proclamation of Sept. 1862.
Resolved That we believe the present Adj
ministration is an instrument in the hands of
God for removiag this ''sum of all vilainies'
from the land. Therefore, we deem this day
worthy our special observance.
Resolved. That we are and ever shall be rea-
dy to respond To any call from government that
has for its object the promotion of freedom and
Righteousness throughout the land.
Resolved, That we extend our gratitude and
syuIpathies to those engaged in suppressing this
rebellion of the prince of darkness in the
field.
Resolved, That we tender our highest es-
TEEN to those who are in moral and political
combat with the gigantic Juggernaut of the
South.
Resolved, That wo hope and trust the day
will soon dawn, when the Union armies shall
be victorious; peace restored; slavery, disunioH
- l.
Resolved, That copy of these resolutions
be presented to the Editor of the Delaware Ga
zette for publication. ]. a. MILLER,
S. b. Nouns, Sec'y. Chairman.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-16

~ s
A PRosF ERoUs RA1rRoAD.-The annual meet
ing of the stockholders of the Cleveland Col
umbus & Cincinnati Railroad Company was
held at Cleveland on Wednesday. The net
earnings for the past year amounted to conaid-
eraBIy ever one milIiongIolars A cash dividend
eften. per cent. out of the savings for the last
six months was declared-making with pre-
vious cpah dividend Of five per cent, and a
stock dividend Of same amount, q total dividend
for the year Of ttSenty per c,Tt, and still leav-
ing in the treasury an undivided surplus of
$427,OoO. This may be called Gging
stock, and it is gratifying fact that a cOnsid-
erable portion Of it is held by citizens of our
town and county.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-16

Every Soldier, from our midst. who dies in
the service of bis country deserves az least a
passing notice. JEROME SELLEcK was well
known to many in Delaware as an industrious,
energetic Christian young man. He died in
Gonoa Hospital, Memphis Aug. 31st 1852.
His bravery at Sbilo has been publicly
commended; he had those sober yet earnest
qualities which constitute the true heart
Not less in camp than ou the battle field was
he an example to his comrade worthy of imita-
tion, DO profanity was heard from him, no in
temperance, no misplaced reveiry was seen
when the solemn duty Of defending his country
called for all tie moral and physical powers Of
a sound body and uneo1upted heart. He died
as the christian soldier dies. His carnal weap-
ons are laid aside, his spiritual warfare too is
ended. He rests among the honored thous-
and in their peaceful graves His trials were
here and they were manfully met aud nobly
sustained, bis triumphs are above the reach of
human thought and they are immortal
p. G. w.
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- Some time siuee-a number Of parcels, cor
tanning articles for members Of Company D.
20th Regiment, were Ieft with the President
Of the Ladies' Soldiers Aid Society fer the pur-
po Sc Of being forwarded to the parties for
whom they were designated. As the persons
leaving them, may have been disappointed at
not hearing Of their arrival at the quarters of
the regiment, It is proper to say IN explanation,
that in consequence Of the line of eommunica-
ton With eur army in Tennessee having been
seriously interrupted by gueri la raids, it was
not deemed safe to start them till it could be
done with some prospect of their getting
through safely, and hence they were not sent
at the time proposed.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-16
ARRIVAL and DEPARTURE
OF MAILS.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT

On and after the 18th day Of November, mails vii
and depart from the Delaware fos Office as fol-
lows:
and Chicago Northern Ohio &c-, closes at 1:l0 p
Arrives at12:3O p. m daily.
OHIO western Virginia. &c, closes at IL a. Arrives
kt D. m. dai,
Springfield MaTysve, Dayton Urbana &e-, closes at
lilo .. m. Arrives at IL m. daily.
Berkshire sunbury, Alum Creek, Granville, Johns
toWn. &c, arrives and closes at Il NJ Tues
DAYS, Thursdays aud Saturdays
Radnor. Prosbecf and Redwood, closes at p. m.
sunds Us aBd Wednesdays; arrives at p. m Mondays
AMI Thursdays
Nortoh WaInh Marion, Little Sundusky. etct- closes
hnd arrives Al ! d. m. Tuesdays and Fridays.
Patterson Rush Creek, York, wilkins and Redwood +,
closes at p M, 1hursdaYa; arrives at p M, eetHF
days. ~ -
Kibourne Kingston Centre Porter, Macon, Indigo, etc.
closes at a. Fridays arrives at p m, Saturdays
Delaware. o., Nov. II, 'o2. A. THOMSON, r NJ
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-16

GRAIN AND STOcK TRADE OF CmcAGo.-We
learn that the Messefs Fairbanks have set in
the elevators in this city, during the last year
about seventy of their hundred busheI hopper
scales, AID several smaller ones. Each ofthese
can be loaded to its full capacity and the load
discharged in few minutes, which shows
something of the immense amount of grain
which can be weighed upon them. They have
also set, at the different stock yards in the
city, five of their stock scales, with platforms
Of sufficient size to weigh whole car load at
once, which must add greatly to the facilities
for shipping live stock from this markct.-Chi-
cage Tribune.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-16

At a meeting of the colorei citizens of Della
ware, in the a. NJ. e Church, Jan. 6, 1858, the
following were presented and adopted
Whereas, the President in his late Proclama-
tion has been pleased to con firm and legaize
the freedom OF all slitves in States or parts of
States in rebellion on the LIST day of january
1868; and whereas, this act is of vital interest
to all lovers of liberty, therefore,
Resolved, That show forth by this meet
ing our hearty concurrence and kind reception
of the confirmation of the proclamation of the
President.
Resolved, That we consider this act of the
Government worthy of the high consideration
of every colored citizen.
Resolved, therefore That we deem the Pres
dent worthy of our special admiration. for the
stability of character and energy of spirit that
he has exhibited during the severe national
struggle that is now pending.
Resolved. That we make every possible eff
fort to advance and improve in every point ot
the arts and sciences. SO far as we have oppor-
tunity. that we may honorably ill any station
that may he presented. LEVI DAY,
join DEPP, Sec'y. Pres
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-16

WATSON McCULLoueH, of Company G. 4tb
Regiment, son of our townsman D. F. McCul-
Tough. who was seriously wounded in the bat
tie of Fredericksburg. has been rewarded Cor
his bravery in that action by being appointed
I'd Lieutenant. At last accounts he was re-
garded as in a precarious condition but tits
to be hoped he will recover from his wounds
and long enjoy the benefits of his well-earned
promotion.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-16

Tsmplar ball wna crowded Monday night
to hear Artemus Ward lecture. Ifa constant
roar Of laughter was satisfactory indication
OF success, then it may be safely alleged that
the lecture was decided success. 1t was a
strange compound contained some fiue things,
and abounded in sharp hints-was. in short,
just such a production as might have been an
ticipated from the famous Snowman.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-16
U. S. Tax Notice.
OFFICE OF DEPUTY COLLECTOR INTERNAL REVENUE
1st Division Sth District Of Ohio,

UFFICk OF DEHJIl U0ILEtI0R INTIlIiN AZ 4,
1st Division Sth District Of Ohio,
DELAWARE, Jan. 6, 1868.
VE annual assessment of United States Taxes in the
Il 1st Division SJh District of Ohio, also the Jnthiy
taxes for September, October and November, olo
due.
All persons Interested are hereby notiGed that will
attend my Office. at the sBank Of Delaware - in Pei
aware until the Slst day Of January 1865 fer the par
pose OF receiving the Taxes due in Delaware County
Ohio All persons subject License, who have not
yet taken them out, notified that thcy must be paid
The time and place, be subject to the penal
ty of the law
penalty 10 per will lie addpd to all not
paid as above stated. b. TOWERS,
jan Dept'y. Col. 1st Div sth Dist. ofOh.o.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-16

The fght with Morgan;s guerrilas. in which
the l2lst was said to have acted an Important
part. vas It appears chase rather than a
fght-lhe rebels runaing. our 6Orces following
but falling 10 catch them.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-16

We believe the only regiments engaged in
the late sanguinary conflict at Murfreesboro
which contained men from our county in their
ranks. were the goth Ohio and the 18Th Regu-
lnrs-and we have heard Of no case Of death or
wounding among our boys.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-16
Watches

RI ;y av39oc1 ia prtcs l,>i n rsr esar nth MO
- rS~. Ass.lartcs ~ iucressei 'l';ffs and h24
r,elAi ~. rGe ey'rsQtduiary dtitstid " EuiF
y IN t+> rfserei the market yt,t -, conss-
neatly priu's ria Neep M
wei ss!ec.c a>s1rtfuen pifc,rsel oFoNenr
we i.n'p,r,sl Un,.e loS utsF, aud St 20 thcaA
o lsisss ~ ihia lie next thirty days, aa.nes->
SitvsR RtS.iyG CASE WArGHcs nc Slc uSlS
~,idJ N,itA .,t nucvcmcG&s Nld heavy casss S8ts
~
IN sosl. ,vs,eas, lower than ever I'D hers bsg-rs.
The ;,sass thss ,ra:clas eru fo.n "a 20 IS
,IlA she sGtsiv & bsaHht fnr N Coluaabus.
ft.sse car at't FssnNls ssock ~ NJ . Williams
tUck
OCT. q, 1853 CPLAm-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-16

At the recent attack by suart's rebel cav
airy on Dumfpies, Mr.. CHARLES WALKER, of
this place, was instantly killed. He wa a
son Of the late Anthony Walker-a member
Ofthe 5:h Ohio Regiment-and previous to the
engagement in which he lost bis life had been
promoted to ie1tenancy.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-16

disease. cold settles somewhere ia the body add OBJ
strectB It's natural functions These, if not rsiey0a
react RpOn themselves aud tie BnrroGadng organs pro
6uciug general aggravation, sHderings aud dise0se
While in this condition. oppressed by the eranganeutss
take ayers PMS and how directly they restore the
natural action Of the SYSTEM and with it tire buoyant
feeling of health again. What is true and apparent Ia
this trivial and complaint is also true in many
Of the deepsated and dangerous distempers- The
purgative effect expels them. Caused by similar obsTus
tons aud arrangements Of the natural functions Of the
bey they rapidly and Inany of them surely cured
b the Mono who know the virtues Of these
Pills, will neglect to employ them UheR suffering nom
ths disorders they cure.
Statements from leading physicians IN some Of the
principal cities, aud op other well known public poE
SONS.
From E6rlVurdig AsreIa,t If 81. LSaS, FSb. g. 1855
Dr. AVER: Your Pills are the paragon Of all that Is
great in medicines They have cured my little daughter
Of ucerous her hands and feet that had proved
ineurabIe for years Her mother Inns besa long griev-
oUsly aiesd with botches aud piInpes her skin and
in her hair. After child cured, abe also tries
yoar Pulls, aud they have cured her.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-16

Please inform many who wish to know why
the Flag for the goth went to the l2Ist resi-
mentf
A correspondent sends as the above. We
were net aware that anything Of the kind had
occurred, and are inclined 10 think our cores
pODdent has been misinrormed.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-16
PROSPECTUS OF THE
DAILY, TRI-wEEKLY & WEEKLY
Ohio State Journal.
FOR ME YEAR 1853.

The wonderful events which are new trans
piring in this country, upen which the eyes of
the world are fixed, renders a GOOD NEwSPAP ER
necessary in every intelligent family.
Thankful for the increasing patronage that
has attended their efforts to make the OHIO
STATE JOURNAL, in its various editions of Daily,
Tri- Weekly, and Weekly First class Family
NeHTFa IT the publishers are prompted to con-
tintluu efforts, in the direction of progress and
improvements.
1t is their aim to make the journal a com
plete compendium of news, chaste and pleas
ant ire-side companion, faithful market guide,
and fearless and truthful exponent of politi-
ca matters, punetual chronicler LEGISLATIyE
and CONGRESSIONAL procedings; and, in short
and weekly summary of events in the political
social, religious, scientific and commercial
world. With this end in view, it will contain
"A full summary of current news, Congressional
Reports, Legislative Proceedings, Market Re
ports, Foreign and Domestic; the Latest Tele-
graphic Dispatches, Political Intelligence,
Literary Gossip, Choice Poetry, original and
selected; Editorials On current topics, Stories
Sketches, etc.
Due attention will also be given to AgricuI-
tural and Educational affilirs.
THE News DEPARTMENT will embrace the Ia
test Foreign and Domestic Intelligence, r.ceiv-
cd by mail and telegraph, carefully collated
down to the hour of going to press.
The WAR FOR THE UNION will be faithfully
chronioled; eacli impoI tant event down to the
latest moment being presented, with full dc
tails of Battles, and OF Army and Naval move
ments.
THE ONO STATE JOURNAL, now, as heretofore
will heartily sustain he Administration in its
efforts to put down the existing fratitidal re-
bellion against the best and the freest govern
ment on earth. In doing this it may be called
upon at times to speak plainly; but it will al
ways speak upon conviction of duty, and never
as an aiulator of men in high places; and it
will not hesitate to strip the guise from traitors
and sympathizeIs with rebellion, who cloak
their reasonable sentiments under the hypo-
critaI cry for peace that is to be obtained only
by compromise with rebels in arms.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-16
Elaz Straw Wanted.

THE UNDERSIGNED ARE Now prepared to purchase
i FLAX STR wv, delivered AZ thor Mi in
Delaware. Al gno@ WIii b. received, whcthrr
aRfN RtTTEn
ao'stok19, '6l;eu. BRIGHAM H&ywRss.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-16
Emnerial E,rench Creen

TUST eecvcd, cases Of tho above in OIL. 70 vii
d stand better than aiy or Grcen Rant In ase, aud
mos cheapsr than Paris Greoos
Junr IL 1892 Z. Q. CHAMBERLAIN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-16
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FTJE uScor bei having nprokascd the ENAIRr
i.IC sil b. MsauiactLlc 4iWst'f
BalAe's Patent Washer, WriEgeT
aud Staroher,
isnpv prepared a. suPry all Who iE ,sbatei this
va4bhC machine,
ia Woula caution an parsons trorn purchasnE rEhts
who's tryna 10 dispose Of figlts urN-
so tsch.c, NaiS he ci@.iAs 10 be intt hEient on
: wr3nFcr.
Nov. 80, ,'G0-3tt. D. GANiONS.