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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-15
MiLLlNERS.
MISS j. DOY LIE

DIGS LEAVE To INFORM THE LADIES OF IN
ID dianapois and vicinity that she will open Show
koom> No. Bates HouS. Block. Wet Nashiu gton
tret Miss. Doyle intends keep ng a Paris Minary
Empor m. where at al times may lie found the best
srImeni of BonueiS. Ribbons French Flowers. Plume
Bridal Mreaths and all goods usually be found
hrsr class establishment Mas Dos le Intends making In
danapps her permanent sdencr. aud will At times
keep The best and most desirable goods be found
the marNt. The patronage OF the public respectfully
solicited. apr6-dly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-15
BOOK BINDERS.
RUD. RUEGG.

NJ II. NJ tOu,
IIAVfNG PURCHASED THE BOOK IL DERY AND
Il Box ManufsctOry OF CHARLES CkoRE. the
Of Washington Hnd Alabama Streets /, prepared 10 DO all
work ia hi> line
BONe> made O order. anT-dlm
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-15

The Frankfort Crescent gives the vote IN each
township in Clinton County. and the aggregate
shows Democrat majority in the popular vote
of Sos votes. The Crescent remarks upon this
gratifying result a. follows:
The result j. highly gratifying to the friends of
constitutional liOery, providing that the people
are vet awake 10 the mGmentous questions in
VOWED in the political IDEAS OF the day: and It
shows that We have not vet forgotten the days OF
long ago. when every man exercised his privilege
without let or hindrsnce, aud they wish for a re
turn OF the same circumstances Ii l. tine that
IN this election there was 40 Stale or County
Ticket in the field. but the result in each Town
ship. taken IN the aggregate. give, the result in
each county. and 80 on throughout the State
thereby showing the direction ia which tie popu-
lar current Is drifting NJ the present time
Is His Excellency. Gov. Morton returned
home last night. after an absence Of several
weeks from the Capital
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-15
The Loss OF the United states Gum
boat lndianota.

The following letter from Executive Officer
Iate~. al the Uuted St,tes gunOoN lndiaunla.
90 h. wife was recei, lew days since The
friends OF Captain Geo. Brown. of the United
States Navy. late Commander of the ludIanola.
will be pIet~e,l TO fui he has not disappointed
them anu that IA accord ,nce with the following
letter. he has proved himself all they could wish
or expect from h.m:
Fogr CHS ~. Miss Februlry 81.
Jackson. March H. Is63.
MY DEAt WiFE-I write To let You know Ihat,
so tar. We are sale, but ia rather a bad Tx We
we're running up the river. and about thirty mies
below Vicksburg. when our vessel. the Iudianola.
was attacked by f0ur of the Confederate steam
ers. We fought them hour and twenty
minutes when >urrendered--aJ the time bein 2
more than hIlf full OF water. | never et her
deck until the going under, did
many others Captain Brown was everywhere.
and how he escaped can MT tell tor the mus
kerry fearful. and the balls fell around US
like hail stones The boats that attackei u
were the celebrated ram ebb. and the Queen of
the West, which they took trom Eilet. on Red
River, The Grand Era. and the Dr. Beatty: aud
they loaded with We syOi.ed the
Queen AMI Webb tor awhile. but not sOuu
enough :" save ourselves. and We are now lri
soi.ers n Port Gibson : me SAY going TO
NiekshuEg. aud Others 10 jackson. Uut | can not
tel where We may be- back soOn Snd may not
Ia = ear titnN they ~attiug orders from
Jeh DsvtS. u know What 10 DO With Is
iours trais JNO YATES
81 Wish ,oU would drop note ia the
pot Office TO Mrs VI Raytor. is care 81 "
y Nora. aud sly that Urn kaynor : NTH u. but
wounded. though not severely y piece Of she'll
his him ne.r the thigh. about the middle of the
tight tie ! doirs ~iil 80 Tar. iours. JoHS
-tCincinnati Commercial
The relative. OF Capt. BRows have also heard
directly from him DE was at Jackson. MISSES
ipps. then No one here ever doubted the gal
lAasry of GKnK@A BHowN. aud any intimation 20
the contrary DROPPED here at any time would
have been received with the contempt il merited.
How HE Knows lr.-Whenever a Black
Republican reads article or hears A speech
winch contsins facts lac cant dcuy aud aryu
ment- lie can't answer. thin he kso~s the article
Or peech ~ questions l. reasonable Thi- j. kor
tie kDs~s Ill Logan o. Gazette.
- The Board oil siaking Fund Commission
erz wss in SESSION yesterday.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-15

MEDICAL.
NIP The EVIL IN THE BUD.

TINHuSE AFFLICTED WITH ANY PRIVATE DIS
/ ease. such yphis lchancroidal. primary, sec
ondary Tertiary or any pha,e) Ghonorrhea elect
Structure Wax cocer. Hydroccle Urinary Diseases Sper
matorhea. SeHiineI weakness Nocturnal Emissions and
effects Of self abuse. shout Ar ONCk visit pr Clarke
PRIvAIE TcE ard sacred Consultation Rooms No "a
East Wa hingtOn Street, and be cured
The Dprtsr's III e-u yrars' fNPERiENCE in New York
city enables him at YOU scientific ally
Consultation free Office hours from A. NJ. 10 =.
NJ p -. Eox 1884. apr 9dly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-15

- rhe Board oil s.sking Fund Commission
o. wss in session YESTERDAY
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-15

HIS EEceIlency. o. P MoRroS. has been feast
Ell and toasted in New York The Herald Of
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-15

How HE Knows lr.-Whenever a Black
Republican reads Il article or hears a speech.
winch contains facts he cant dcuy aud aryu
meut- lie cant answer. thin he kno~s the article
Or peech III questions j. reasonable. Thu i kor
tie knaNs III Logan 20 ! Gazette
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-15

Union. proper honest course. pursued BY .
Union regiment. viii 10 more against the rei'ei
cause ihan tNn hundred ol such thlevlng soldiers
But those oppressed 70 the war Will hnd some
cause t"r complaint And when the, eNhaa-i
Their store OF truth. lie answers their purpOse
quite as we'll. | have been denounced first - %
rebel and now as an AbolitioniSt But | have
survived the first charge. and will doubtless sur
yiye the last
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-09

TEE MUSICAL MIRRoR: Part /. A new
volume of instructions in vocal music,
with numerous practical exercises at
tractively arranged upon an original
plan. Part IL, Music harmoniously
adopted to Sacred and Secular words,
the whole designed especially for PUB
lie Schools, Colleges, and Singing
Glasses, by S. B. Phipps,
The peculiar features of this work are
its adaptation to Graded Schools in which
music is made study, and thoroughness
and proficiency are requisites-its great
usefulness to teachers, being the best work
extsnt for Evening Singing Schools, ex-
tending to a course of from twelve to
twenty-five evenings, and the variety of
Secular and Scored Music for Practice
The author has expended much time and
labor upon the 'sMusical Mirror" in or
der to render it perfect in the above essen
tial particulars, aud it is presented to the
attention of both teachers and scholars,
as volume of marked excellence.
We recognize in the system of music
taught by Mr.. S. B. Phipps, the true
method of teaching that art in Schools,
and recommend the work to teachers ev-
orywhere as embodying a system at once
practical and complete.
A copy of the book will be forwarded
by mail, postpaid, on receipt of sivty
cents. Address S. B. Phipps, Colum-
bus Ohio.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-09
TIE NEWS.

There is nothing of interest from
our army on the Rappahannock; but
from Tennessee and Mississippi we
have highly important intelligence.
On the 31st Dec. battle commen
ced between the forces under Gems
Rosecranse and Bragg, which, after
continuing eight days, at times ra-
ging with terrific ferceness, finally
resulted in the complete defeat Of
the enemy. The battle was one OF
the most desperately contested OF
the war, and the carnage terrible on
both sides. Our loss in killed and
wounded is about 5000, including in
the killed one Brigadier General,
(SilD eight Colonels, and two Lieu
tenant Colonels. The rebels suffer
ed quite as badly as we did, if not
worse, Gems. Rains and Hanson be-
ing among their slain.
AtVicksburg, too, a battle had at
last accounts been progressing sew
eral days, and was still undecided
At first we gained important advan-
tages and had nearly reached the ci-
ty, but were afterwards repulsed,
and at last advfces our forces stood
on the defensive awaiting reinforce
ments and the cooperation of the
gun-boats, which had not participa-
ted in the engagement. Our loss is
reported to be between four and five
thousand, with Gems. Morgan and
Wyman among the killed.
The expedition Of Col. Carter in
to East Tennessee was highly sue
full. He defeated a considerable
force of the enemy-destroyed two
extensive railroad bridges and tore
up ten miles of track-captured and
destroyed a large quantity of arms,
ammunition and supplies of various
kinds-and escaped into Kentucky
with a loss of only ten men.
The Monitor sunk at sea a few
days since, off the North Carolina
coast, carrying down some eight or
ten of her crew.
The rebel cavalry under Forrest
was encountered a few days ago by
a portion of our forces, near Lexing-
ton, Temp, and routed with great
loss.
About the same time Morgan's re-
bel cavalry was badly defeated in
Southern Kentucky-the 121st par
ticipating in the engagement.
There is nothing important from
Grants Department.
There are reports of an engage
ment on small scale, at Moorefeld,
in Western Virginia, resulting in a
victory to the Union forces.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-09
Abstract Report

RYOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO WHOM TT NAY
IN concern That the dead body OF unknown man
was found the ID day OF January, A d 1868, two
miles south OF Berlin Station the line Of the c. C.
&. Railroad, which the Jury fnd TO have come to his
death by being struck By train said Railroad going
north the morning OF said day The deceased was
about inches high, weighed about ITO lbs- had
black hair whskers and monstache, black eyes, and
supposed be from 25 80 years Of age He had on
the clothes OF private soldier the Infantry service,
and under his military pants had pair OF striped
cotton pants. In his pocket was found Buekskin
purse containing 25 order the City Of Cleve-
land Calender 1868, signed Mats0n Co., Cleve-
land Ohio: also Buckskn Gloves with the OF
ssH B. Goodwin marked thereon--Ihree coulbs-aLd
ring on the little finger left hand supposed
he fell from the going south from Cleveland with
soldiers on the evening Of January 1st-
All tho above described cl0thing &c left with the
Probate Judge: r. G. FlNlNG,
Jan. 9, 1S6S.-1t Coroner Of delaware Coo
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-09
PROSPECTUS OF THE
DAILY, TRL-WEEKLY & WEEKLY
Ohio State Journal,
FoR THE YEAR 1S63

The wonderful events which are new trans
piring in this country, upon which the eyes OF
the world are fixed, renders GOOD NEwSPAP ET
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-W WeekIy, and Weekly First class Family
Nepspaper the publishers are prompted to con
tinued efforts, in the direction of progress and
improvements.
1t is their aim to make the journal com
plete compendium of news, chaste and pleas
ant fire-side companion, a faithful market guide,
and a fearless and truthful exponent of pOliti-
ca matters, punctual chronicler LEGIsLATIvE
and CONGRESSIONAL proceedings; and, IN short
and weekly summary of events in the political
social, religious, scientific aud 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 viii also be given to Agri cul-
tural and Educational affairs.
THE News DEPARTMENT will embrace the la
test Foreign and Domestic Intelligence, rsceiv-
ed by mail and telegraph, carefully collated,
down to the hour of going to press.
The WAR FOR THE UNION will be faithfully
chronicled; each impor 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,
win heartily sustain he Administration in its
efforts to put down the existing fratiCidal 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
as an adulator OF men in high places; and it
will not hesitate to strip the guise from traitors
and sympathizeTs with rebellion, who cloak
their reasonable sentiments under the bypo-
critsl cry for peace that is to be obtained only
by compromise with rebels in arms,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-09
GOVERNORS MESSAGE. We pre-

GOVERNORS MESSAGE. - we pre-
sent this document entire, to the ex-
elusion of our usual variety. Every
citizen is directly interested in the
affairs of his own State, and hence
viii be anxious to peruse a docu-
ment specially devoted to their elu-
cidation. Following the example of
President Lincoln, Gov. Tod has
given us a message of a length that
insures its universal perusal, and en-
titles him to the hearty thanks of
newspaper publishers. 1t is a SEN
sible, high-toned and patriotic pro-
duction-highly creditable to its dis
tinguished author-and we COM
mend it to the careful attention of
our readers.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-09
U. 9. Tax Notice.
OFFICE OF DEPUTY COLLECTOR INTERNAL REVENUE,
lat Division Sth District Of Ohio.

OFFICE OF DEPUTY COLLECTOR INTERNAL REVENUE,
lst Divsien Sth District Of Ohio,
DELkwARE, Jan. 8, 1868
RE annual assessment of United States Taxes in the
list Division Sth District Of Ohle also the monthly
due
All persons interested hereby notified that will
attend at my Office, at the tsBank of Delaware - in Del
aware, until the 3lss day Of January 1868 the pur
pose OF receiving the Taxes due in Delaware County
Ohio. All persons subject 70 License who
yet taken them out notified they must be paid
ct the time aud place, be subject penal
" Of the law
penalty Of 10 per will added to all taxes not
paid as above stated. b. POWERS,
jan Depty. Col 1st Div sth Dist ofOhiO.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-09

THE undersigned has, for several years pass been
4 engaged in business, which has yielded him at
me rate OF three tho1sand dollars per annu and Is
now VIKING 70 teach it TO others The business is Of
htshy useful and general character adapted boeh 10
e.es ana villages and one that any person Of ordinary
c1l,tOy, yonHg or cid, male female, can acquire
win lew hours practice and by which they can Sc
cSfs a Fef3 handsome income. Several young ladies'
VINO nave received instructions from me- both in New
tutA state and pennsylvania, earning upwards of
80 per week BY it, and there reason why any one
eise cannot DO the same lnvalds, even can do web
oE H. as II IS no peddng affair business that Is
perfectly respectable Gentlemen ladies OF leisure
VINO would like to learn the business Tor their own
InGSeinent O. pleasure, viii find the practice OF il a
Pheasant Paslme, ami that they will take great in
teIet n On receipt Of 81 VIII printed instruc
LOIS oE "hich any person readily ACQUIRE the art
ana thtse instructions will also contain every paTc
lar reattVe 70 carving it that il will be highly
pfGAtAbe 1he purchaser Of the printed Instructions
viii aso De authorized to teach it thers and have
sometimes received high as S2OO for teaching il per
soaaiy 10 a single Individual yOuld state f,rts az
L't 80 or IS VIII buy every thing that is neccsaa-
y 70 commence the business with and tie ar cIes can
De got almost anyv here in city or count v or n re
Ietred, can furnish them. ADDEEss AIYuRD Il pan
SoNS, No 80 Liberty Street, New York
December 20 1s82-2ms
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-09
Plank Road szIoctlon.

hTOTICE Il hereby given the Stockholders OF the
IN RadGor PLANK Road Company that an election VII
be held the Law Office Messrs. Carpgr 81 Van be-
man tho town Of Delaware, reHware county, On the
2d Monday OF January a d. 1903, for the purpose Of
electing seven Directors for the ensuing yugr.
BY order OF the Board. s. II. ALLEN
Doo. 20, 1s6a.-I gPreadant.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-09
NEW GOODS
at the Old establishments,
SIGN OF THE BIG CLOCK.
RAnrrnPrro \.

RHnEmPTTo N TEU1.
HT0IlCE is hereby given % WHliara p. Rrlu Esq or
4d Wlcin a may eCncofn, that William Williams ksq
has made application this day for redemption uf the
following land snld for taxes pensltg &C. a. the den-
qneni Haie made m January 4. ,. 1904, 10 wit
Range 10, township 4, Section B. LOS is aouth.esst
part, so aores-'nd h0ngo le, Township A. SECTION s.
Lot l., Toe
And that SAID Williams has deposited with tho County
TREASURER SIS s5 and tour mi s, being the Rnaun u
neuey equal 30 that for whlch such aad sold and
the taxes subsequently Paid tcgeon hy aid purchaser
whole amount paid costs wth 81 90 ~ ay fsr ths
al vVr tisrmeat.
n. v. EWOnTS.
Auditor ef Delaware County, Ohio.
December s, 1S62.-at Cs2,O0l
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-09
Coal 81.

TEYE are selling the Uey best Coal and Carbon Oils, in
w spected and warranted good in every respect fol
80 cts per gallon Cash
january 3, 1858. STARR BIO.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-09
Radernntion Mn4ice.

NTOrCE hereby given, that Powell & Van DeInan-
~ Assignees Of the heirs Of Catherine Dodge, nave
this day redeemed the following lands sold at dein-
quent sale in January A D. 1851 - W P. Reid Esd
and taxed in the o. John Dodge situate IN orange
township Delaware county Ohio 90 Wit Lot in Range
IS Township g. Section 2, containing 369k acr = Al
30 Lot ls pit in Range Is, Township s. section y con-
ian g. Is63-st Auditor Delaware Co. o.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-09
H. n. CARPER. J. D. VAN DEMAN.
CARPzR & VAN DzNEArg,
AttoynyS at LdlC,
Delaware. Ohio.

TETILL practice In Delaware and adjoining counties
wv in the United States Courts at Cleveland and
Cincinnati. Particular attention pald TO procuring
Bounty Money, Back Pay, and Pensions. Office n. W.
corner sandusky and Winter Streets J. Hyats
store.
delaware, Dec. 5, 1sB9.-tE
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-09
ID I D

Dee 81 1862 at his residence in York township Uni
county, after protraGted illness, Mr.. gro Bro
in the 54th year Of his age Mr. Brown was a native Of
Yorkshire, England, emigrated to America about thir
y years ago, and was for more than twenty years
hEihyr espeeted citizen OF Delaware.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-09

Soldiers tc the Rescue Young men, rushing into
she exposures and dangers OF Soldiers life, should
prepare themselves for the fatal Fevers the DyseHtery
the Sores and Scurvy, which almost certain fo
low. H0LLoWAY'S PILLS, used occasionally during
the campaign, Will insure sound health 70 every
nly 3 aantS PSF BQE 2l4
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-09

Estats Of Isaac Day, deed. Of Berlin Township,
InsoIveut-
RYoTICE TO CEEDITORS.-On the 31st day Of Deeem-
IN ber 1s62 the Probate Court for Delaware county
declared OF Day, Of Berlin township de-
ceased ineolvent- Creditors therefore required 70
present their claims against the estate 70 the under
signed for allowance. within six months from the time
above mentioned they viii not be entitled TO pay
ian. eNst GABRIEL NAY, Admir-.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-09
Spirit of azzS ArovseTT

fI5EN OF DELAWARE AND SURROUNDING COIN
40 ties 10 the rescue Of our beloved Flag VIII Won
any" II atSgf2ced by awess mobg Then rav to its
ioi-s, an6 helP Us 70 put down this cursed rebellion
Lieut. Z A EUt rs, OF the Goth o. Y l.. has been an
th2Tz "a 81 10 recruit for that Regiment ana will remain
- LeaEare for that purpose. hope soon TO sec the
mum. ~ ~ :" '>'o in''Ai-
those enlstng with the e5th will receive the usual
80 W ana ne allowed the privilege of being muster
Cd out OF service when the regiment is inns in reality
o1iy .t serT5Ag for les than two years.
leu b4'Is can be o2nd at the house Of Mrs Plum
Square. 9' ''i u"'iN
Dec. IS eft Recri,i,}i, } iauiS,ta I,o, =
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-09
SHERIFF SALE.

SHERIFF SALE.
Margaret Jenningsl TN pursuance to a writ OF Fl Ia
~ TO directed from the Court
DegraSs Jennings. Of Common Pleas Of Hancock cnun
ty, shall offer for sale the door CT the Court House
III the TOWN Of Della ware, on
Saturday, january 10th, 1869g.
between the hoars OF 10 O'Clock n m and O'Clock D.
m the following described real estate, to-wt: Situate
in the county Of Delaware OF Ohio and being
the cast part of Lot No 90 Section p Tswash D Range
Is, Z s H., and bounded and described follows Be
ginning al stone post at the north c7gner Of
said lot No 20; thence south deg 10 min, " 1884,
poles to the west line of Lot No. II, and south east
corner of lot No 20; thence n 50 deg. 81 nln " IS
100 poles the section line posi - inches
III diameter, 81 deg = links; thence Geg Is
min, l59 I6I0O roes to stone on post on the north
lue of said lot No 20 and south line OF L5 No 30 to
an brentwood inches in diameter, north 30 deg west
63h links thence south 50 deg. - min east 35 I72 100
poles to the place Of beginning, containing IS acres
land less. Re WATER
Dec 12'G2-5w pfs4,5o sIlcriG Del. Co, oliio
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-09

= y . ~ : 1G a. EE UTD
AT [seduced Pr5ce
tATE , re selling Flstchor's Bert gurusng Eluid
HpTu9Y eO-tf l. sTARR ma