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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-23

on. 4. f. wADr.-The washington cor

Hon. Z. L, WADE.-The Washington cor
respoudencc of the SandGsky Register says:
1t is syecial pleasure to notice the eager
ness manifested by the citizens Of other States
for the reelection of Hon. b. f. W ade TO the
Senate. His claims upon the people Of ohio
are fully admitted and indorsed in every loyal
section Of the Union. His record Of outspoken'
unswavering loyalty in the darlet hours Of the
country, his devotion to the best interests OF
the cause, his able and manly course in the
Senate, each aud all have endcarcd him to the
hearts of loyal men, and with scarce dissent
ing voice they urge his reelection.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-23

TTosrIrAL SToREs.-We published last week
an article giving rather gloomy piciuce Of
the hospital acconmoda Hons for sick and woun-
ded soldiers at Murfges5oro, copied from the
Army Correspondence Of the Ohio State
Journal. At the time the article was pub =
Eshed we had not read it, having (n couse-
qneace Of being short of help in the oficc)
borrowed it in type from our neishhor-jud
ing from The heading there could be nothing in
it 10 Which exception could be taken. We re-
gret olearn that portions oft have operated
TO the disadvantage Of the indies Of the Soldiers
Aid Society in their Efforts 10 collect meaus to
carry on their philanthropic work. The wri-
ter charges that the supplies sent by the Aid
Societies Of the country never reach the
soldiers for whom they are designed, but
are appropriated and consumed by the atten-
dants in charge Of the hospitals If this were
the fact Of course no one would feel like CON
tributing towards these supplies-but howev-
er it may be in exceptional cases, genera lly
sp caking de charge is not true. Abundant
evidence can be adduced to show that the sup
p ies thus sent do in most cases reach the hos.
pitfalls and are appropriated to the use of those
for whom they were designed aud it is also
well known that these generous offerings on
the part of the ladies of the land have allevia-
ted an immense amount of suffering and minis
tered to the comfort Of thousands upon thou.
sands Of our brave volunteers who have been
stricken down in battle or by disease aud
consigned to the hospitals We hope no one
will hesitate to contribute for this noble object
when called upon for that purpose; and espe-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-23

TIE "IxDExTNG" QUsTIoN.-We yesterday
gave synopsis Of the special report Of the
State Auditor, in reply 10 resolutions of The
House, requesting the same, as TO amounts
paid to Chief Clerks Of he two Houses FOR IN
indexing the jpurn,.is, wi'ha blief aliusion 70
the n1aslsr 81 s'rtlTcachR1ent." rhe subject
AS exhibited b. The Auditors report, has eX-
| cited considerable attention among The mem
! bers; ard we have accordingly Instituted an
investigation into he dy tails Of the matter as
TuHd ulion The records al the State Auditors
ei9ee. We give some u the results Of that ex-
ami alton, so far as tbt Senate is concerned
sin. back ten years.
For e53 tic amount paid Flood, Clcill Of
the Sena.c, Esr n7exing. was sS77,40. 1854
~. an:qun; vaiI F!ool was 500. Fhe allow
a,ce wa co. .'eStti tg F.ood, and a claim for
hirther allcva. re was prt. eniod TO the Legs
n. ,,ro. wI,i. \ vel -eHIai.is unoctCd upon. Ii
1854 ,i,. amount Ni Ba'com was $700.-
rho same 10 ;,3sc0.a jn 1851. The same to
Ja.;ri. Ie58 Tie S me 10 Blair in 1859,
ia 1854 Tie ~. qunt paid 10 Rhodes was 1864.
In 1851 paid Ia, Rhodes sS41- In 1862 paid
10 Rhoa>s S656. st Icnct appeas tIat the
excuses Ct i..d4xi,,s n the senate has been
diminished under NJ, -'ihedes' clerksblp' while
his index is much larger, kan any before him,
His "Iudrz 10 tae @yrate Journal 'oF 1867
contains s. pngos Of printed matter more
than lIia, of l5.air ia 1888, fol winch Bar
was allowed 500.
Our examination reveals the furtl, 7r i'e;s II
regard to the average daily expense & Clerk
service ia the Senate: In 1862, blair CLERK J
the session Of SO days averaged $3i ca per
day. In 1859 the session Of 81 days, o.. 4r
Clerk) averaged s3G25. In 1850 (Rhods.
Cjerk) the session Of IS days averaged $3I 81.
In 1861, (Rhodes. Clerk) the session Of Iz7
days, averaged $29-43. In 1852, (Rhc les,
C!erI) The session ofll6 days, averaged $26
IL
Qlcse f2urcs make most crcditab!e show
/ ing for Mr Rhodes, in his administration Of
lie Clerks department Of The Senate. This
/ work has also .5een done in most superior
manner, ana with dae promptitude, while his
personal department in the Senate has always
1 beau most courteous and genilemanly. We
are truly gratiiicl TO ind so honerahle record
10 that behalf State Journal, jan, y.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-23
JNo. ". GEARY,
Brigadier-General.

THE Con- oLIDATIoN CT REGNENTs.- Mr.
Wilson's bill, introduced into the Seuate pro-
vides hat when The numerical forces ef any
jvo regiments of volunteers, or Of -IBiIitian ot
same arm from same State, in the service oi
the United States, shall be less than the maxi
mum prescribed by law for snch regiment, the
President may direct the consolidation Of these
two regiments; and from the regiment 50 con
spiidated The President shall select the officers
Of the new regiment; sach selection being
made on the recommendation Of a Board oi
Examiners appoited for that purpose, and the
remaining officers sAall be mustered out Of ser
vice.
The consolidated regiments. 50 formed shall
retain the number Or designations oftwo con
sIituted regiments and regimental colors.-
When q siugle regiment Of volunteers, or mill
tia, OF the same arm, from the same State. Is
reduced 10 one-half Of the maximum numbei
prescribed by law, the President may direct
the consolidation Of the compaies Of such, pro
vided that TO company Or battery so formed
shall exceed the maximum number. Wher
such consolidation is made, reg mental officers
shall be reduced in proportion to ihe reduction
in the number OF companies or batteries ans
reeimertal and company efticers Of new organ
izatjon skaIl be selected as prescribed in thi
bill.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-23
Elijah Carney, Administrator
Of William Beddoe, deceased,

Elijah Carney, AdIRuistrator
Of William Beddoe, deceased,
Austin Beddoe, Sandy Beddoe, Petition to So
Catharne Beddoe daughter Of Land.
William Beddoe ir. dec'd.) Lucy
wife OF Reuben Jones, and Eve
line vile Of John Jones.
TygOU are hereby Informed that the 18th day Of D
"a cembpr 1862, said Administrator filed his petitlo
ia the Probate Court Of Delaware county, Ohio the Of
jsct and prayer OF which petition IL 10 obtain Ord
&c. the 26th day Of February, 1858, at 10 O'Clock
rn for the sale OF the following Real Estate (of whf
the said William Bcddos died sezed) much ther
o as may be necessary to pay debts Of said dec
dent, TO wit: The west half Of Lot No II, Section
Township 5, Range II, county Of Delaware and State
Ohio, being 115s ocrcs, less, and known u
west half Of the Beddoe lot.
ELIJAH CARNEY, Admir-. Of Z
j. ALIEN, Atty. for PlfG VIM. Boddo
Jan. %, 1sG3.-4t 800
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-23

The Urbana Ua.oa, in an article referring
TO tic late suicide at Springfield concludes as
follows:
8 WHAT we especially note is that these per
sons are all connected with the 6Gth Regiment
Of Ohio Volunteers, who are at home under
pretenso Of recruiting. The one who led the
girl to Columbus is Sergeant Butts, Of Dea-
ware; the ore who led her TO Springfield is
s5ergeat Hedges Of Champaign county: and
somehow 1be rarie OF Jos. ". Hit, Of Ur-
5ana is mixed with il. but there seems to be
no guilt in him, and lie sulf.rs III blame for
being in company of a dissolute person con
neeted with him as a recruiting officer.
There are Ave of these men thus absent
from the arIny, and Two Of them given to de
bauchery. Ii they Che two were commits
stoned officers, they should be stricken from
the rolls; as they are not, they shoald be or
dered back to their companies and PIT in the
ranks.
In The name Of tie friends Of Uirtus and
justice, we ask Col. Candy, an honorable Off
Ger, to recall and punish The authors of this
outrage, who have disgraced themselves and
the service. The Goth does too nobly in the
fed to be thus nisrepresented at home"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-23
1RiDoprtNT TasCovERY.

BARBARITY Of THE REBEIs.-Tbe barbarity of
the rebels has a new illustration in. the treat
ment of the officers and men and negroes capt
urcd on the transport boats taken on the Cum
berland by Forest. The former had all their
property and clothes taken away, and the lat
ter were stripped, tied to trees, cowhided and
left to starve or freeze. Such inhuman barbar-
ity is only carrying out the threats which
Davis made in his message.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-23

The Richmond Wing says the Murfrceshoro
prisoners are to be sent to Richmond, the Yam
kec Government having refused to receive them
unless their officers are also paroIed. The
latter, some 200 in number, will be held in con-
Gnemcnt. in accordance with .he Presidents
proclamation, otntd GEN. Butler snail hare been
delicsrcd up .j5a. punishment and the men re-
tanned until the Abolition magnte consents to
take them oa cur terms.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-23
Sherif,s Sale


Wln. p Reid TDY virtue OF an Execution 10 mt
- directed from ths Court OF Com
Philip Seboit. J mon Pleas oil Delaware county Ohio
shall oGer sale the door Of tho Cogrt House
Delaware, on Monday the IGih day Of February. A. D.
1868, at one O'Clock .. o said day, the following do
scribed Real Estate, situate the town Of Delaware
and known The property the side OF SanduE
Ky street, being the old Powers Warehouse Property
contained m the following description: Commencing Al
She southeast corner oi Lot ST. old number; thence
west tho sOath Lot line ot Lots 81 81 twelve rod
the Uest lire of Lot s. an alley: theme
south thirty the the alley; thouco
"A line parallel with The above uorth line sandusky
street; thence north to the place of beginning. AP
praised at Thousand lars,
Given under my hand ola1ia.y this I2th day Of Jha
uary =. .. 1863.
p. e. WATERS
sheriff n Delaware County, Onlo.
RID & EsrOE, Atty's. rsr Pit'I.
Jan. IS, lS63.-jt $50
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-23
An Appeal 10 a,avo, as Eillisary 1gaasura

Justification b. History.
Search tie writer's Of the law Of nations.
~ u you viii find an appeal to tie Slaves jus
tif,, L. Se:,Tch history, whether in ancient or
mode, n times, aad you will And it justified by
cxamp's7 In ,'T revolution, the appeal was
m.ds nv three ihSrent British cjmmlHder5-
Lord Danrn ore, Sir Henry Clinton, aud Lord
t,,nwalis. do not stop for details. That
this appeal was rot ure"eeesS.ul Is evident
from the language OF Washington with regard
to Danmore. Of wb0. he sad: His strength
will increase rs Il snow ball by rolling and ias,
Ter, If some expeclit car not be hit upon to con
vince the slaves and srrv'lh g OF IL" lInpotency
Of his dcsgne" lYasDingto.l thought that II
Dunmore was not crushed BE- lore s9Fiag he
would be The most formidable eneI9y the colon
les had. That such IA appeal wouls' be prop
er Is Admitted by Jelfarsos while de- ecrioiHg
his own individual losses from CornwaIih': He
destroyed all my growing crops aud tobacco;
he burned all my barns, containing the same
articles OF last year; having first taken what
corn he wanted, used as lrgs 10 be expected, all
my stock Of cattle, sheep and hogs, for the sus-
tenancc Of his army, and carried of all the
horses capable OF service Hs Garrett eft, also,
about MHfg Slarcs. Had tbs ben done 10
giretAeu freedom, he would hare done rigtt
From en- estimate made at TIE
time on the best information could collect,
[ suppose the State OF Virginia lost, under
Lord Corvallis hands, that year about thirty
thousand slaves Letter TO DR.. Gordon -
1t would be difficult to imagine testimony
Here was Sufferer, justify indignant for him-
sell and bis State: but ho does dot doubt that
ao enemy would do right in carrying cG slaves
to gisc tLem froodom.- Charles Sumpcr,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-23

THE IyFALIBrE TEsT.-The Albany Jour
nal hits the nail on the head, when it says
There is one test Of unconditional loyalty that
never fails: When yen fnd man so intent
finding fault with the loyal Government that
he has no waste wrath to bestow on a copsPir-
acy 70 break up the Union and destroy the
Republic, put him down as a doubtful patriot.
No man whose heart is in the right place, viii
permit his hostility to be diverted from the re-
belion to those who are fighting it. He who
thinks it a greater crime to arrest babb!e-
Of disloyal sentiments without 'due process
of law" than to strike down the flag OF his
country, will bear vigorous watching.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-23
On Mondnv. Fehrnnrr l6th. l8G3.


-. FTTIE subscriber wishes 10 inform the citizens
TX A of Feiaware and vicinity that he has enEa-
-syt.N@ gel in the traffic IN FRUTr TREES AND OIHEE
NUEsEH PRODUCTS, nClud ny everything in that line,
anj can be found Union sect, near tho Delaware
FIGURING Mill viii oisr for sale the Cheapest frgt
Trees that have betu sold n this vicinity the trees
an raised within the co-ntcs OF Delaware, Morrow and
Frankln. / would caution ths public against purchaa
ing any of Rochester aad other Easter
gougers. sell large trees raised IN our own on
mate and soil, with fresh roots, for oucthrd leaa mo
delaware Ian. IL. 1855 A. H. GAsrON
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-23
Tho Fighting Parson Moody.


OF the 74th Ohio and its Clergyman Colonel.
a correspondent writes:
ITS commander. Colouel Moody, is 'the
fighting Parzon7 of the Cumberland Army
Canlly and steadily he led his men INFO the
seven times heated furnace Of hattle. And
"As the battle din
Came rolling in
his voice Of cheer and encouragement was
heard above It's roar. just before they came
into the whizzling storm, he said, Say your
prayers, my boys, and give them your bullets
as fast as you CAP" a conspicuous maik he
was siauek by balls IN three places, aad lis
horse shct from under him, bat he has kept com
mand Of tie regiment evcE since. Once dur
ing the thickest Of The fight he rode along the
line aud he was chcerod by lis men even in the
p oar Of battle"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-23

WASHINGTON, Jan. 12.-Mr Aldrich of Min.
offered the following:
BesolUed, That the Committee on Military
Afairs be Instructed TO inquire into the ex-
pediency and necessity Of giving bounty OF
100 acres to each soldier in any old regiment;
that said land be located on any confisca'el
rebel plantation, as soon as The rebellion is
crushed.
Passcd-GG against 50.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-23

The material now brought to the paper
mills is curious beyond anything ever before
known. The New England Historical 5oiety
has appointed committees 10 visit the various
paper mills. The object is TO save from des-
truction ancient manuscripts aud republica-
tons, sold as paper material by persons who
are ignorant as to their value Rare autograph
letters are thus preserved, that otherwise would
have disappeared forever.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-23

SINGLE, 4 WIFE, AND 4 WIDOW N ONE
Day-The above caption is net written IS a
Scasaiion, but as biief statement Of fact
which actually occurred in Georgetown hos
p;taI last Sunday Captain Wallace, Sixth
Ohio Volunteers, wounded at the battle OF
Frederic k burg, was on that day united in The
bonds of nla,rimony to Miss Henrietta Snyder,
OF Canton, Stark couniy, Ohio Afterwards
he had his leg amputated, which produced
Lemorrhage, of which he died at O'Clock in
the evening - Wash. CbYonjde.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-23

HTlT1cr i lor0bv rIvon. tnal the f1llowing
In persons have hled their accounts ier ncttl'
VIZ: W
I. Angelina H.lh. Guardian Of thG-hsirs ofi
High, Gcce4sod.
v.,S. t.rtsset.
= Htuiol B.unrtt, Administrator OF Daniel Bi
deceased
o. J-hu l-sInau, Administrator of Jacob u.
deceased.
an os wh'rh cas- IS are SEE for daal hcariag and
mont Ca sntutday the 5lst iuEt.
4. ". POWELL, Probate 4
Delaware, Ian, 40, ls02.-3t
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-23
Rnaa nTotice.

RTOTICE is hereby gwen, thst o petition will be p
In scented 10 She Board # Commissioners Of nelavs
County Ohio, ti.eir next March session, praying
the Vacation OF the following County Rl3d In Hcrks
Township. Delaware Comfy, Oljb, 60 wit: Begiun|
ihe road running north and suuth the east sid
Iattla Walnut Greek and running thence cast 9n tho
between lots aud 8 and cts 10 and is IN SectOf
Township ,, Range II, u s, u, to Tho Columbus
Jln. Is. iSes-tt c. ARNsTRON
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-23
General Geary on the Defence Of Dumfriss,
The following inst tribute gpeaks for

oSneFai beaE J oA t44S OSIe1lce O4 OAlhit4 4SS'
The following just tribute speaks for it
self:
Headquarters % DIVISION 2TH CORPSE,
CAsEP NEAR FAIRFAX STATION, (
December 3Ist 1862. J
CoI. Cha,les Can9y, Commanding Isl Brig
ode I'd DiUiSion:
Permit me to give you, personally, and every
officer and soldier Of your command, my warm
EST congratulations for the heroic and noble de-
feGce of your position at Dumfries. 1t is what
[ expected of the noble First Brigade. They
have my warmest thanks, aud the heart Of
the na!ioa IS made glad by their success.
With assurance of my undertaking friendship
have the honor to be
Truly your friend,
JNo. ". GEARY,
Brigadier- r-General.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-23
atrj. advertisements.

H5- IT WOULD BE A GREAT ACCOMMODATION To
Us IF OUR ADVERTISERS WOULD SEND IN THEIR
FAYORs AS EARLY IN THE WEEK AS WEDNESDAY
NOON
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-23

The correspondent Of the New York Tri-
bune with the Army Of the Potomac, says
that the rebel piczets beseige ours for papers
containing the emancipation proclamation
Their officers who cross the river under flags of
truce make the same request. All through the
rebel lines the matter seems TO excite peculiar
and anxious curiosity.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-23
Rodempfion TTotIco

aTOTfCF is hereby given, that Powell & Van nd
I'M Assignccs Of the heirs of catherine Dodge,
ms DAY redeemed the following lands sold at 4
quent sa DO in january A. ID. 1901, % W. J.. Reid
ami taxed in the nauc ot John lodge situate In "a
tawpship Delaware county Ohio. o. WIZ; INt In N
IS Township 3, Seciion 2, containing Sd0ig acres
so Lot 70 pt la Range Is, Township 9, scction 3
tainug 2'tas acres ID, W. RHODES
Jan. 8, lSd3-at Auditor Delaware Go
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-23
Attachment Notice.

7. C. Miller, Plaintiff, } Before Wm. Williams, -
vs. OF Brown Township, ~
John yandile, defendant. ware county, Ohio.
ny the 29th day OF November. A. d. 1852, sa.d lui
tce issued an order OF Attachment IN the above n
for the OF eighteen dollars and forty two esn9
Ian is Ise.s-st T. G. MILLER
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-23

eially hat there will be no cessation in the el-
fort of the Ladies in their good work. 1t will
be sad day for the sick and wounded soldiers
when Aid Societies and Sanitary Commissions
cease Iaboring in their behalf.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-23
E.tnto of Losse Armstronr.

RToTIcE IS hereby given, that the undersigned
IN been appointed aud duty qua iiied as Admin
I,fs u the Estate pi jesse Armstrong, deceased, s
Orange t4wushp, Delaware County, ohio. AN pe
ii.s.cst1d viii guvern themselves accordingly
SILVA AEAlSrRF
Jan. IL. 1ad3.-9t ERASTUs HARD r
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-23

4 LIVELY RoY.-WEcn Gen. Fosters com
mand tctrcafed 3iam Godsboro bridge, sick
ssidier from Chcoreo, Mass, was unfortunate
x left behiid. ue followed Oh after, however,
ma le detsar through the country, captured
a r4rei bo,>s, t%mne,ied the inmates 10 cool
supper .or bia, enanciPaed ioua negroes
mace prisoners o' three whites, and entered
Nevbrrn with Item two days after Foster
reached there.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-23

Mr.. Adams, Minister to England, writes to
his son in Boston under late date, that the
relations Of the embassy at The Court Of St.
James are more cordial and pleasant now than
at any time previously since he went TO Lon
don
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-23

WAsnrNoroN, jar. ia special Of the
FIihune says: Senator Wright's superb reply
to Powell, Of Kentucky, brought down the
galleries to-day. His appeal to the example
Of HauabaI taking the oath Of undyias and
aure!enting bate to Rome was stirring beyond
description. The very heart Of the matted
was r,acbed by the patriotic orator Whcu he
declared that he, too. had children, and should
take from them an oath never to rclent entiIi
secession IS cruShec.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-23

Mr. Jones in lis lectures in New Very,
told his audience that in England three hun
dred families controlled the Government, few
Thousand landlords owned the soil-fve men
owned one-fourth Of Scotland, aud five million
of adult men had no voice in the Govern
ment
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-23
Estate Of Isaac Day, decd. Of Berlin Town
II

RTOrICE TO CREnIrOHS On tho 3lst day of Del
LIN her, ISoa, The Probate Court for Delaware col
declared the Estate of Isaac hay, of Berlin townshi
ceased. iusolyUnt Creditors are therefore rcqufq
present their clu,ms against Ahe estate Co the uIl
signed, for allowance, withm six months FROM Ne
above mentioned. they win not DO cutitlsd 90
mcut ncccmbcr Slst, lSt2.
Jan. 9--St GABRIEL. MAY. Adm
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-23

There has been good deal Of excitement
in Champaign county, in consequence Of the
failure Of Mr.. y. Z Atkinson, Of Wayne tp-
who has been extensively engaged in the drov-
ing business for some time past The deiai-
cation will probably amount 10 $4,000 or
$500
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-23

The 3Tth regiment OF Iowa volunteers has
about it striking peculjarity, namely, that
nearly all It's members are oAer fortY-fiye years
Of age. Three loartLs Of them are gray head
cd, and many have long, white boards, giving
them venerable appearance.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-23

PHuApErrHmA, Jan. Ex-Governor Gan
non Of Delaware was inauguruted yesterday.
Ills inaugural Expresses strong Union and
emancipation sentiments, and lavors vigorous
prosecution of the war.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-23

REvaNuE STAxPs NOT G oD As PosrAG E
SrAlrs.-L Large numbers Of letters are daily
received at the Dead-Ir.;ter Office ia Washing
ton with Internal revenue staRps pasted on
them, the griIers supposing these stamps are
good for postage. All letters with such
stamps are not s'nt 70 their dastination, but
10 the Dead Letter 0dia1. as all othcv letters
not prepaid witty postage stamp.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-23
DEEDS.

On Bank Checks and Drafts for $50 and
under no stamp is necessary; over $50, ten
cent stamp.
The person executing the document is re-
quired to afix the stamp, and to cancel it by
putting his initials and date of execution
aerosg The face.