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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-06-17

A dispatch from Grants Head Quarters, da-
ted Yesterday at 4 p. m, reports that the reb-
el cavalry having yesterday made dash into
Wilson's lines, near the Lenny House, Wilson
this morning sent out part of McIntoch's
brigade to zee where the enemy was Their
pickeis were drived back and their outer lines
forced, the cavalry passing over The entrench-
ments. About mile west of Belhceda Church,
McIutoch came upon Fields division of infant
~, and having accomplished the purpose OF
his reconnaissance, retired. lie killed and
wounded number of rebels in his progress,
and brought away four or five prisoners. He
had sixteen men killed and wounded,
Dispatches from Gen. Sherman, dated at
his Head Quarters at Big Sandy, Ga, this
morning, have been received. They slate that
our lines are within four or five hundred yards
of the enemy, but no fighting yet.
Z. M. STANTcN.
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Official Notice.
AssEssoR's OTFlCE, STH DISTRICT OF oHIC
MnrNsNllln ilhin -II,rn / Iasa

AssEssoR's oJFICE, SgH DISTRICT OF Quo
MaTysvlile, OHIO, June /, 1864 I
NOTICE is hereby gwen to all whom il may concern
AZ that the Lists, Valuations ATOMS ma ie
anu Aken by EMERY hOOre, Robert MCkinns, William
Wams, Charles Armstrong, aud John W. Iadd, Assis.
ant AssessUIs, under the provide Internal Rev
enue to support the Government aud pay lntreat ~,
the Public Debit" approved July 1, 1852, In and Tor
the county OF DE VIII be for Inspection for
hlteen day 8 from 9th day OF june 1854
at the Oillce OF Emery Moore, in Delaware in said
county. ...a
Notice is further given that the 22d day OF June
lsGA, apptals will be received and determined bV Al,
under sgneu relative to any excessive Va
uHIlUns aid enumv RtOns by the AsstElnnI Ass
sJrs, at Tue office Ul Moore.
Apple ais must be made in writing and must speeir
tue ArlouAT cAuses matter thug tAlrgtnR whiui
decision 10 reQuestep aud must sIaIe the priuc. ~
i4equalty or error complained Uf, "
-, go. =. G. s. HAMILTON,
'NHS . AS"S-O" Assessor Sth District OF Ohio
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HOMO SONGS Of the war.

American HarseiIlaise. Elsner. so.
'Under our dIg beat the long call once more,
Cali up the North you called her berore.'
Our Volunteers. Song and Chorus. BaHmbacA 80
''Sudden aud loud the cry rang"
Softly now, tenderly lift him with cars so
''This is u he.O who's pale form ys bear.p
Inscribed to the mothers, wIvss, and sisters Of
the sam in bate.
From the Red Battle Field. Quartet. Barker. so
''Silrntly, tenderly, mJurnfully home,
From the red baGtieheld voun teers come"
A Hero has Fallen. King. so
''Hts saddle is empty, and sheathed is his sword
Another has LETT US to reap his reward"
Emancipation. Song and COorus so
"In this hand OF the free, not Save shallthere be-
As u cause for rebellion treason"
Mother, when the war is over. s'g Cho Turner. 80
The Drummer Boys March. WIAn.r 80
Copies the above now aud popular sheet rnusi.,
sent by mail, postpaid, receipt OF the price OIL
YER DITS0N & CO., Publishers, 227 Washington
Street, bOsson junel7 Glue
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-06-17

Andrew johnson was born in Raleigh N.
c.. in 1903, and is consequently itty-sx years
Of age. Iu early life he was not favored with
the advantages Of school education, but ap-
piled himself faithfully TO bis trade as tailor,
employed the intervals Of rest in useful study
IN 1926 he removed to the Western States
and in 1885 was chosen to the Legislature of
Tennessee. He repeatedly served in that
body in after years, and finally rose to the po-
sitiOn of Governor and United Slatei Senator.
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At Washinrton lateIv a aoldier. in atlcmni.

At Washington lately soldier, in attempt
ing to escape from patrol, lodged into res
taurunt, and bid in large box used for
sleaming oysters. The lid closed with
spring lock, aud coon steam was turned on,
and the woudbe deserier began to wish he
hadn't lodged the patrol. He kicked and
yelled until the colored cooks and attendants
concluded Satan had entered into The steamer,
and when they liGied up the lid, the fellow,
thoroughly steamed made q speedy escape.
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Mr.. VIM. JOHNSON, who misrepresents this
Congressional District in the U. S. House OF
Representatives, has announced in letters to
bis friends that tho ugh be desires to retire to
private life at tie end of his present term, 'iG
it is the will of the Democracy that he shall
face the storm of the coming campaign as a
candidate for reelection, he will not shrink
from the duty"
He should give himself no uneasiness on the
subject of retiring to private life. He will be
put on the retired list without regard to the
wishes of either himself or ''the Democracy
The Union voters of the District will attend
to that matter most effectually, and they long
for the opportunity to do so.
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Another Regiment of Ohio National Guards
Qbe I3Oth) has asked and obtained permission
TO 90 to the front and actively participate IN
the pending movement against the rebel capt
,al. This makes the third regiment oil our
Guards that has thus acted.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-06-17

Mr.. BENEDICT, of the Cleveland Herald,
gives the following account of a successful ef-
fort to gain admittance TO the "ladies car"
while on his way to the Blltimore Convention.
His experience may be of service to others
who from lack of a lady companion are often
excluded from haIfflIed car, and compelled
to pack into one crowded with chewers of the
filthy weed:
But speaking of the "Iadies' car" recalls an
incident yesterday at Altoona that may prove
valuable. Our party OF four gentlemen wish
ed admission to the "ladies' car" to secure
freedom from the tobacco splitting nuisance
but The bartender said "lhis is the ladies' car
and you have no ladies'" We yielded to the
ruling as correct. Just then a gentleman
bearing a band box, mounted the platform.
aud the key was turned in the lock without a
question. Through the window we saw the
happy result Of the innocent fraud, as the lucky
passenger handed over the bard box to a
lady, with laughing thanks at the complete
success" OF bis happy expedient. Upon the
hint one Of our number spoke through the
window, aud out was handed the potent band
box. Its second appearance at the door
wol ked like result, and the sume experiment
with the box three times, successively, gained
entrance, uDqueslioned. The fourth man, and
the one who had at first been repulsed, now,
with faint hope of success, bore the magic box
to the car door, but the Cerebus OF lhe car
remembered faces and for moment hesitated.
but as the band box was raised to bis vision,
stepped aside and with, Il beg your pardon,
sir, did not sec your band box" opened the
car and the triumph was complete. That "band
bOx's" power won over at last four friends to
that abused article, who hereafter will not be
found among its scoHtrs. But the band box
had not yet revealed all its virtue, for it soGn
was opened and most delicious lunch pro-
ceeded ihertfrom. Long live the travelling
band bog always provided it does not con-
ceal IadyA hat. - F."
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-06-17

The President has sent to both Houses Of
Congress a message, including letters from
the Secretary of War ard the Provost Mar
GhaI General, recommending a repeal of the
$500 commutalion clause Of the conscription
act. The reason for the Recommendation is
the failure TO secure men by the operations ol
the draft--the official reports from large
number of sub-districts in eight different
States showing the following results:
Number of drafted men examined -. Is, ,74I
Number exempted for physical debility. 4,374
Number exempted for all other causes. ,63Z
Total number exempted d............... 7,0l6
Number paid Communication money 5,U5U
Number who have furnished substitutes !, ,4l6
Number held for personal service. ..... l,260
This last includes some who may yet
pay comm utatiOn money.
Total not exempted. d.................. 7,125
An effort is now being made in Congress,
in accordance with the recommendations re-
Herred to, to have the Law SO amended as to
make the dIaft for one year, and require those
drafted to respond personally or by substitute.
The Democracy, who made such a terrific
howl over the $500 exemption, because, as
they alleged, it favored the rich at the ex
pense Of the poor, are now as party resisting
the repeal on the same grounds that they Op-
posed its adoption. A consistent party, truly.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-06-17

this evening, indicate 20 change in his COM
mand.
No further intelligence has been received
from Gen. Hunter.
(Signed) EDWIN M. STANTON,
Secretary of War"
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WASHINGTON, June 12-l2 P. NJ.
Major General Dig:

w ASHIHGTON, y une 1Z-1A T. M
To Major General Diz;
A dispatch from Gen. Hunter, dated six o.
clock a. m, the morning of the 9Th inst, at
StauDton, reports that we met the enemy at
Piedmont last Sunday, killing Gen. Jones,
their commanding general, and totally routing
them after battle of 10 hours duration. We
have captured 800 prisoners; altogether 600
men aud over 60 officers on the battle field al
so 5000 stand of arms, three pieces Of artillery
and a vast quantity Of stores. We have to-
day effected juno. ion with Gen'ls. Crooks and
Averill. 1t is stated in another dispatch, un-
officially, dated at Staunton, June 9lb, that
our infantry is now engaged in burning ties
and bending rails east and west. All the gov
ernment railroad buildings have been burned
at Staunton. We leave tomorrow.
(Signed) R. R. McCA1NE,
n
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5lelj advertisements.

"a IT weUI.D BE GREAT ACCOMMODATION To
Us IF OUR ADVERTISERS WOULD SEND IN THEIR
FAvORS AS EARLY IN THE WEEK WEDNESDAY
NOON
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Silver Plated Ware.


O IC I a l. x
Exemptions Granted by the Board of Enroll
ment of the 9th District of Ohio, from May
18th to May 2sth, 1854.
UNION COUNTY.
York Township.
Commutaton-JuusB Evans.
--- Claiborne Township.
CommutatiOn.-John Finley, Joel Graham, John
Jsnes.
Physical Disability-RenaIdO Moses
Allen Township.
Communication William stiIIings, Jr
Physical DisabitY.-Dan Cline, Isaac Downs
Leesburg Township.
Computation Marquis Hildreth, Geo Cooksey,
Spratt Jas McNewhous. jacob Shrc yer Allen Hickox
Jr., Ira Be1veai, Henry Darling, Thos H Bradfeld.
Physical DisabIliiy.-Andy Gaudy, Henry Hunt,
Ebenezer Shepperd, Cadmus Walker, Amasa Bell
Ira Graves, David Hildreth.
Darby Township.
Communication Nicol, John ROuah, Gottlsib Ell
Physical Disabilty.-John Roush, George Mast
Millcreek Township.
Communication Peter Mackan, Hiram johnson.
Alienage.-GOttleIb Dithis.
Physical Disability.-Ephram Brown.
Dover Township.
Communication John n Perkins, John Ramsey
AvTa Boring, J ines Fish, VIM L said, David
Perkins, Adam Phillips, James HBuxtOn Milton Smart
Perry sherman, Alexander Stewart, Basil Hush.
Physical DisabIhty.-Cyrus Philips
Taylor Township.
mutatiOn.-Joseph Snyder, CALVIN SAldrich VIM
Fulk, Vim Meade Y, Albert Meeker, George Freeman
Joseph Moore, Simon Shirk
PHYSICAL Dlsabllity.-John C Green, Jacob Smell,
rankin Welsh
Washington Township.
Communication A Dodds
Over age Clement CahiII, Aaron Richardhon
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anss, Henry HuddIeston, EdsOn Chase, John Penhar
wood.
Physical Dis abilty-Ransom Page, John Cat, John
Piper.
Over Age-Joseph Riggs
Trenton Township.
Communication -navid Walker, Douglas Perfect, Geo
W Greatreaks, Lawrence Huff, Morris Wheaton, John
spear. IRWIN Casssn, Trum1n L0ngshOre, John Par
mer Clark LHngshI re, AlInon Perfect, James Hun,
William Atkinson, Sanford Young.
Thompson Township.
Communication Jacob Krachel, Eli Sparks, Richard
Wells, VIM Hoover, Peter Wilanue. JnO Lawrence,
PHYSICAL Disability Jonathan Frymau, Sam weav
er, John 5 Irwin.
Troy Township.
ommutation.-Nathan wOrline, Richard Wallace,
TnOm I Schenck.
Physical Disability VIM Grlfhths, Henry Wiley
Scioto Township.
Commutation-JOhn Irwin, George Felkner.
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Butter and Eggs.

TWENTY-FIVE CENTS for Butter, and FOURTEEN
II cents Tor Eggs, until further not ce,
Jun H. 1864. DUNAVIN'S, Evans Block.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-06-17
Seed Buckwheat.

WEhaye In store a small lot OF Pennsylvania Seed
diaIuly, " -EFF --f
June ), Ioel-at HILLS BRCTuFRs
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-06-17

SPRING CAMPAIGN OPENI
More Green Backs Wanted.
]. H. MENDENHALLS
DOPULAR DRY GOODS STORE is now full in
L all its Departments of the CHOICEST GOODS from
the Looms OF the Old and New World,
EMBRAcING
Select Styles and Fabrics in
New Dress Goods,
Blk, Brocade and Gro Grain Dress Silks,
Bro. and Cold Brocade and Plain Dress Silks.
Bonnet Silks, Lining Silks, &c.
Best qualities Black Silks.
Especial attention is invited to an inspection Of my
stock of SILK DRESS GEO s, being the ageSt and
best selected ever before offered in this market
Spring and Summer Shawls,
In variety of Fabrics and all the popular Styles.
Plain Blk, Mode and High CoIored Thibet,
tsllk Fringe) shawls, always on hand,
Full line am Black Mourning ShaWb,
BLK aho CFapS ShaWA
Ladies' Spring Cloaks,
FashiOnably and neatly made.
Of the most approved sy!e and Patterns,
In Circulars, Basques, &c.
BeautIfu Hood Ooaks, full size and lsngtA,
CiOaking Cloths in variety.
La4es Lace and Grenadine Wells,
Alexander KID Gloves, Pain and Embosssd
LAR NotIs, Head Dresses, Rats Nice,
Fancy HAIR Combs, side combs,
Real Lace Coiiais, aud Embroideries in sets,
Linen Collars aud Guns, Patent Culs,
SIX sun Umbrelas Elastics aud CorastS,
ParasOs, Fans, umbreilas
The Largest and Cheapest Assortment az
Ladies' New Spring Style Hats
Trimmed and Cntrimmed,
Leghorn, Soft Straw, Canton,
Pearl and lap Pedal Brads,
With Ribbons. kt athers and Flowers
To suit the best taste
LARGE STOCK OF
arp g ts.
J. Crossley & Sons celebrated Brussels Carpets.
L'weil Power Loom IN 3 Ply,
Lowell Extra Super Ingram,
Lowell Super Ingram.
Mattings, Rugs, Oil Cloths, Stair Ccrpst, g.
Stair Rods Cornices &c.
Large Gilt and Rosewood Frame
Mirrors and Looking Glasses,
For sale at New YORK prices.
Curtain Damasks and Draperies,
Embroidered White Curtain MusIinH,
Window Shades and Paper,
Table and Plano Covers,
Table amasks ald TOWelngs,
Sheetings & PillOw-case Muslns,
Bed Spreads, Counterpanes, 1Ea
Toilet Quilts,
TckIngs, Gingnams, Linens,
Gc., &c, &C., &C., kc., kc., Ee., he.
respectfully return my thanks to my nu-
merOus friends and customers for their past ia
VUrs, and ass1re them that shall make con-
tinued efforts to keep up at all times the most
desirable stock of Goods to Le found in the
County. Large daily cash sales enable me to
do business ON SMALL PROFITS. IHE CHEAPEsY
GOODS IN TOWN is my motto
To the trading public wish to say, come
and see for yourselves.
April o. "a. ]. H MENDENHALL.
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Attachment Notice.

John A. Jones, Plaintiff Before E. Abbott Jugtiee Of
VS. the Peace Of RadnOr township
Thos A. Jones, Def't Delaware county, ohio.
0N the Goth day OF May, D. 1864 said Justice
" sued order OF attachment IA the above action,
for the sum OF Thirty Doars.
June 10, '64-3t. JOHN A. JONES.
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Clothes Wringer'..

PT1HE only Self Adjusting wriuger Ia market War
d tanted TO su.t. Call aud get one trial a.. -.
March Is, 1854. Tsmplsr Han
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500 VOLUMES
MANHOOD:

HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED.
Just published, new edition Of Dr. Culvsrvella
Celebrated Essay The Tddi al cure lilhBut medi.
cine) OF SPERM ATdRRHGA Seminal week.-mrs. lnvOl.
untary Seminal losses IMPoTENCY Mental and Physical
ncapacity, lmped ments to Marriage etc; also,
SUMPTION EILEPsY and FINS, induced by
or sexual extravagauce.
AS- Price, in n sealed envelope, only cents.
The celebrated author in this imIrabe essay clear
~ demonstrates, from thirty years successful prac-
tee, that the alarming consequences oi self-abuse
may be radically cured without the dangerous OF
Internal medicine or the application at the knfe-Poin
ting out mode of cure, al once simple certain and
enectual by means Of which every sufferer matter
what his ltiou may be may cure himself cheaply
privately, and radically ri.
AS- This lecture should be in the hands OF every
youth and every the land
Sent under seal in "A plain enyelope TO anv address
IN the receipt OF elk cents, two postage stamps by
addressing the publishers,
IHAS. J. c. KLINE 4 co.
=, l2' Bowery, New York, Posi- olos Box ASA
March 4, 1s64.-IY iuu 10 ca
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DTss0IVTT0W-

Tor the sum Ol Thirty DOlarB.
June 10, '64-5t. JOHN A. JONES.
DISSOLUTION.
DY the death of Mr.. r. F. Hills, the m r. y Hill
- son is this day dissolved Thuss indie bted to lin
hrn, or Hills Co., requested to call al No Will
llams Block and Settle accounts Immediately. Debts
of the firm will be paid by the surviving partners
maturity.
CO-Partnership.
PTIHE undeTs gned Surviving hembars Of the firm OF
4 r. F. Hills 4 Son, have this day formed a Copart.
nership under the hrm name Of
HILLS BROTHERS,
for the purpose of continuing the WHOLESALE GRO
Gerry Business at Nh. Williams sck and the GRAIN
AND COAL trade at Warehouse c. c c. r. R.
VkL0RUS 7. HILLS,
c. ELAER HILLS
Thankful for the liberal patronage bestowed upon the
house OF R. E. Hills Son, shall by close at
enlio u business to merit q continuance same
to the firm,
Our Stock Of Goods in the Grocery line will at ALI
times be full and comp ete, and attention
of
Country Merchants
We are prepared to the highest price for
Gram, Sleds, &c.
Very Respectfully, -...
Delaware, O. March Is, 1854.
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Delaware. June ~, 1864.
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DELAWARE COUNTY.

CommutatiOn.-R A Dodds
Over age Clement & CahiIl, Aaron Richardson
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WAR DEPARTNENT,

E. NJ. STANTON.
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8aIttrtpre 29. N1dr3 1864.
Die gCmmt1dre fir Oeffunus Srn Strasen eeben hermit
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a. $:s;9;S $;s;l; : 2; s''' e,nn'iiar.
1886 5 M Catch 9. 9pmes,
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Str Collectors sofifce.

Baltimore, Is Mprtl 1854.
Die @ufmsrfiamfett Gsentbunts @eFsern an beben
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pleaant- Bath, Centre nb IRpnumentar, ein Square
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Gin &unSert mnS Siinf;g Dollars $500
er RppF ptrb fir 1Ge wen -@-. - <+lsi
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