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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-06-06

Great Excitement in Chicago-A Tailor
Charged with Dunning Senator Doug"
las on his Death Bed.
The Chicago Tribune Of Saturday says.
An unusual degree of excitement pre-
yaied last evening and hundreds ofper-
sons gathered on the Dearborn street froCt
# the fremont House, especially in front
Of the store Of Edward Ely. tailor in that
block, agains: whom much indignation
was excited By the rumor that he had
unbecomingly invaded the decenclos Of
th5 chamber in that hotel, where, as
was lcaIed, Senator Douglas lay dying,
hy presenting aud pressing the demand
70; payment Of bill of 80 80. AT Que
time the presence Of police was required
in front OF Mr.. Elys premises. such was
the state Of feeling.
Money enough was profiered in pay
ment Of Mr. Ey's claim, had the sums
been in specie, 10 have given the tailol
the fate Of Tarpeia. The bill was paid
By J S. NswhOuse, Esq, who accom-
panied it with rebuke which il deserved
Mr.. Ely will long remember
To such pitch Of excitement wert
matters raised about 10 o'clock, tha
hroat, were freely made TO break into
Mr. Elys store aud take him out, for some
agl of violence. Just at this junclure
strong force Of police came down escorted
Mr., Ely 10 back, when they attended
him home, placing guard about hi
house on Edna Place last night.
We desire 10 do full justice to Mr.. EI!
and shall be happy to find that a grav
miaappreheusion has resulted innocsntI
to him iror the present feverish ieelin
in view of the alarmngs illness Of Sena
tor Douglas Mr.. Drake, OF tho Trc
, mont House, aequits Mr., Ely Of blame
aud says he only sent his bill aa ordrre
aud to the bar Of the house. II certain
" has proven 4 very painful affair Ior NJ
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-06-06

u. G. R. & T A-For all cases Whooping Cough
common coughs, ,iunammatory common soro hroat,
so often the forerAnners of consumptOn loss Of voic
and bronchial complaints, ask the OF the Uni
uersai Cough Remedy" With such perfect freedom
may II be used that 1t should be the travelling COM
panon Of public speakers, and in every nursery. We
ask that no restraint may be placed its use from
infancy to old age, and with most delicate constitu-
tions. All children like II.
For that terror of all climates, neuralgia, and for
rheumatism gOut, actual and partial paralysis, Bowel
c0mnlans, tooth and earache, chronic and nervous
headache, spinal complaints, delirium tromens. and
that chief of all Of disease oss of sleep use
the Justly celebrated "Tola Anodyns." the great ma
tnra substitute for all preparations of orum. In the
place Of sweeping declarations that nothing IL
our friends will make strong by fair trials being
cautious to buy only Of such persons be relied
upon, and calling us TO account for the frs deviation
from perfect confidence duty, shall be glad In
wait their decision. See advertisement and read
pamphlets. Iml
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-06-06
Another Victory in Western
M Virginia.

The Wheeling lntelligencer of June
81, publishes a Geographic dispatch
from Grafton, dated Saturday evening,
which states ihat our troops had just
left that town for Phillippi, where it twas
understood large rebel force was en-
campcd. How they succeeded will be
seen from the following official dispatch
to Gen. MCCLELLAN, received there last
evening;
A detachment Of Virginia. Ohi) and
Indiana Volunteers left Graf on last nigh
under command Of Col. Kelley; aud aflrr
marching all night in a drenching rain
surprised an eucampment of re els, about
1000 strong. at Ptillippi. After shor'
engagement the rebels were routed, with
loss Of fifteen killed. and large amount
of arms. ammunition. provision, camT
eQuipages and borses captured. At ou'
last advices the Fedsrol troops were il
hot pursuit o. the rebels, and il is quit
probable that mauy Of them will be IA
ken prisoners. The gallant Colonel KeI
Icy was severely. if uot mortaIly wound
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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-06-06
FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsulNGroS, June lit is understood
here that Davis has assumed the com.
mand of tho rebo forces, A II their troops
are to be conconlratcdiu Virginia as quick
ly az possible, Tho headquarters of the
rebel war department have been formally
established AT Richmond, as well as the
other departments. A special agent OF
the Government arrived TO day bringing
these facts. lu addition. he states tha
Davis, ina speech, said there were 60, ,00C
men under arms in Virginia and $4,000
IN ore on route to that State. 1t is the
policy of the rebels to carry on tho cam
paign in Virginia. They intend 20 make
a decisive stand at Manassas junction
against tho Federal troops, but retreat from
Fairfax Ju the approach Of the latter.
Authoritative information has beon re-
coived that only one Of tho rebels were
killed at Fairfax,
Considerable excitement prevails in out
sido clrclcs that the disunipn forces con
template march on Alexandra, but Tho
Governments information is directly tC
the reverse.
Col. Bartlett 10 here arranging for Iii
naval brigade. 1t appears 1t was nove
formally accepted, Hence its rejection oI
arriving at Fort Monroe
The rebels in Virginia are cndcavorinl
to got up Iclegraphic system over tn
State on the plan of that adopted by tn,
Government, but rs there is no tolegra
phic material South, and it contrab and
they will fail in their enterprise,
Ny dispatch last night that a move
menl would be made on Manassas JuhI
ton, was BASED on the highest source,
but tho project was delayed. l believe
will occur during thouext thirty six hourl
A ao!illa iS appearing at the naVyyart
, destined fof an attack on Aequia Greek
,, The rcbers account state that one Of thei
men was injured, and thirty killed on ou
side, during tho late engagement at tn
: Creek. This StOryis about on apar wit
a the majority of those by which the psopl
9 in the seeded States are deladod.
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Tho following is mn extract from letter written by
the Rev. ]. s. Holme pastor ofhe Pierre Street
Baptist Church. Brooklyn, N. Y, 10 the Jounal and
Messenger" Cincinnati, o., and speaks volumes in
favor Of that world renowned medicine, Mas. WIN
sLow's SoorHING sYRuP VCR CHILDREN TEETHING:--
"We an ad artise mont In your columns of Mrs
WiSsLOw's SOorlrSG SYRUP Now never said a
word in favor Of Spatent medicine before In life,
hut we feel compeledto to your readers that this
is no humbugpe hare tried il, and kHoD 10 10 be all
iteiams. It Is probably one Of the most
medci les Of the day. because It's Of the hest
Andthose Of your readers who have babies can't do
better than tolay in a supply"
| March le6l--lyiO
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FROM COLUM BUS.
COLUMBUS, June

Columbus, June 3.
Persons who ought to be advised are
continually holding the Governor and
staff responsible for the trials and depri.
valions suffered by the troops mustered
into the United States service. The
troops at Washington were forwarded
from Ohio under express Federal dircc'
tons, with assurances that they would
bo clothed and armed by the General
Government at some point before arcach'
ing Washington.
1t may be interesting to many persons
in Ohio 10 know the positions ot the
Buckeye volunteers at the present time
Ii is generally understood that the Second
and First Regiments are near Washing
ton and that there a.o eloven regiments,
numbered from three to thirteen, u, )
troops, at Camp Dennison. The Four
tenth. Colonel Sledman is hear Grafton
the Fifteenth. Colonel Andrews, between
Wheeling aud Grafton: the 10Th, Col
Irvine, at Grafton; the i7th, Col Connel
at Cemp Anderson. Lancaster; l8lh, Col
Stanley, at Camp Union. Parkersbmg
the 10Th. Col, Beatty; 8 companies n
Camp Goddard, ZanosvilIe; 9 at CAM
Jefferson Bollair; the Goth, Col. Morton
at GAINESVILLE; the 2lst, Col, Norton, a
GalIipolis, the gel, Col. Gilmore, q
Athens.
Flags have teen aL half mast TO- da.
on tho State House. prilling Offices, no
tols and other public places, as we'll a
on many private houses among the lat
ter those Of Gov. DonGisou and cX- Gov
Chase in memory Of Senator Douglas.
Half hour guns will be- fred to'mor
row at Camp jackson between sunris
aud sunset. Camps Taylor and Cleyc
laad will be abandoned, and orders hay
been issucd for the restoration of Cam
Harrison to the safe keepingot its ciyi
owners.
Gen Buckingham informs mo that til
prices at which contractors ars to lurnisl
stores for tho camps at gainesville an
Lancaster are Mess Pork. per barre
ISl6 50aiG 90; hard bread lor ground
per sample, and 35c, N, o, sugar, l6
summer pressed tallow candles. lO4C
hard soap, 4la44c; vinegar, pure c,de
8al0c; salt per brl 81 30al 40; whi
beans per 5ushel, 50al 60. The SO
diers were all marched to-day, from Goo(
da'e Park to the new Camp, 4 miles we'
Of the city.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-06-06
The Contest at Acauia Creek.

WAaHlxoroy, June a-The following
facts were obtained of tho contest at
Acluia Greek.
The engagement commanced Friday
and lasted two hours and on Saturday il
was again commenced and lasted four
hours. The lower beach battery dam
aged On Friday was repaired. The force
of the rebels supposed TO be s.G00.
On Saturday the Freedom app oachrd
within two miles and commeGc ID he Gre
TIE Pawnee :ook nearer position; for
the first hour the driuG was brisk FROM
the shore batleries
During tho engagement the Pawnee
Gled 100 shells An observer saw througl
q tel scope numbers Of bodies carried
away in wagons. The officers say The
rebels had riaed cannon. Bo;h vessels
we're dsmsged but slightly. One Oho
went through the Frteborns cabin. The
Pa@aoe received eight sho'a Ths Ana
costa returned here this morning. Th'
Pawnes and Freeboru hauled of. being
unpreparcd for long engagement. Th'
railroad depot and buildings ashore wer'
d,sroyed Tie rebels, it Id believed haC
eight guns.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-06-06
MEXICAN MUSTANG LINImENT,

It's wonderful effects and cons0quen popularity -
Perhaps no article in the history Of Materd Medied
ever acquired tho same patronage, subjected 10
the same number Of severe and fIerent tests, and
met with so few failures as the Mustang Lniment.-
Wounds, Cuts, Swelings, Sprains. Bruises or erup
tlons on Man or Beast. Physicians compelled Il
prescribe II; and from its remarkable effects In stub
born Lameness, Chronic Rheumatism, &C., 1t has at
tracod the attention tho rst scientific minds of ht
age. Nohouse or stable should be without 1t, Be
careful Of whom purchase. Vile countereits have
been nut in circulation and suppressed by injunction
All GENUINE will hereafter bear the sigma
turo ofG. w. WEsrBRooK, Chemist and d. s. BARsE
proprietor, with the words" Trade" Mark In tw,
Medallinns OF Federal Currency. Three Sizes. Sol,
Everywhere. Um5) DIS. BARNES, New York.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-06-06
1t reported that the troopsat Wash.
ington are 10 have new regulation uniforms
without delay - Cincinnati Gazette.

N-IsTeuer lisa very troublesome eruption on the
skin, ofcn attacking the face and hands. For this,
all that necessary is to wash the parts thoroughly
from alldseharge tifany should have aceumulated)
and apply Dr.. S. A. Weavers cerats freely few
times, and the cure is effected. One or two bottles
will generally cure the worst cases.
A lady in New Jersey says that her hands and arms
were affected with an accuts letter ofong standing
and 1t was spreading at the time she commenced the
use ofthe medicine. She had the best medical treat
lent, and 1t did her no good. She stopped every
thing else and used but one bottle of Cerate, with
some attention to Diet and 1t perfectly cured her and
he is peH yet.
1t sold by medicine dealers generally.-4w5
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-06-06

nlT'What stronger proof can be produced than the
following letter received unsolicited from Rev. A.
w. Curtis?
ROMEO, Macomb Co., Mich, July 9th, 1860.
Messrs. J. N. HARRIS e. Co.;
GentlemeR:-Ths confidence Ihave in Perry Davls'
Pain Killer asa remedy for Colds, Coughs, Burns,
Sprans and Rheumatism. for the cure Of which
have successfully used it, induces to cheerfully
recommend its virtues to others.
few months ago Ihad recourse TO It to destroy a
felon; although had never heard Of its being used
for that purpose, buthaving suffered intensely from
former one, and having no other remedy at hand, |
applied the Pain Killer freely for about fifteen min
utes at evening, and repeated the application very
briefly the next morning, which entirely destroyed tn
felon, and increased my confidence in the utility o
the remedy. Yourstruly, A. w. CURTIS,
Minister OF the Wesleyan Methodist Church
! Pain Killer sold by all druggists-4w5
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SECESSION 0squolchcd,, Mt Parkersburg,

A correspondent who accompanied the
Ohio troops in their recent descent upon
Parkersburg, states thar the Union men
were completely flantic with joy on see
ing them. Some Of the secesSionisls had
given out word that 10000 men could
not land there. but when the Ohio
No. 3 rounded to, with her decks, guards
and roof black with HuG coats, not scoun-
drel was TO be seen, They marched to
the beautiful hill back Of town, and pre-.
pared to encamp, j. ] Jackson, the same
who figured 40 conspiouously in his op'
position 10 Mr.. Carlisle, in the Wheel
Jog Convention, and whom mauy believe
to be secessionist a, heart, complained
a good deal Of the troops because they
trampled down the ..grassl The occupa'
tiOn Of Parkersburg by the United States
troops has put complete extingpisher
on secession there and now the people
aeem as earnest in their devotion to thI
Union rs any in the State.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-06-06

partnership assets: and, provided further, that
said surviving partner or partners shall give
bond and security to the administrator or ex-
ecutor of such deceased partner, for the pay.
ment of the debts aud liabilities of such part
uership. !,
after its passage.
pro. TEN. Of the House OF Representatives.
JAMES MONROE, President
pro. tenn. Of the Senate.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-06-06
Gprfial Notiffs.

IPWe congratulate our readers upon the discoVer r.
Of sure cure for rheumatism, Gout and Neuralgia
and MerCurial Diseases, which destroy the
and give temporary r9ief only In fact 1t is the only
known remedy efeeting perfect cure, and we fee
warranted from It's recommendations in calling the
attention Of the afflicted and those having friends suf
ferlng from Rheumatism, Gout OF Neuralgia, or the
pernicOus effects Of Mercury, to the advertisement
another column OF our paper, of DIR. Leland's Anti
RheImatic Band. april 4, 1861 -3ml
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-06-06
Dr. ObacB's Scandinavian BIOOd1'illn
and Blood Purifier,

"The blood is the life," says Scripture; so says
Science also Expel corruption IRON the blood and
nodiSease can exist In the system Ny Blood Pills
and Purifier per form their task cHectualy Thoy are
powerful vegetable detorgents, and all forms +
disease, while carse from impure blood. simply be-
cause they remove the common rdisaase from
the life sustaining fluid. Honce their apparently
miraculous cures OF scrOfula eruptonS, ,tumors dys
popsaIver complaints, rheumatism, swelling OF tho
Joints, aud all affections of the Internal orgaus which
do notproceed from malformation.
observation-disclosures. Im-1O
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-06-06

A company Of reserve militia has been
formed at New Burlington, Clinton county
Ohio. The following officers have been
elected; Captain. James swindler; Firsl
Lieutenant, J. W. chA@n; ss,ond Lieu.
tenant, G, D, WOllsy,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-06-06

ETA letter from East Tennessee says
thsrs Is crest majority EOr the Union.
and that ten thousand eOvernnsh. ,rOops
syvia b tAilsd there owing to the noble
snss iaisSb b, IjbnsoD and Nelson
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-06-06

N-FThS following, from Messrs Gage & Mather,
prominent druggists ofsparta, gives further evidence
OF the great popularity Of our medicine:
SPARTA. Monroe CO.. Wis, July 9Th, 1859.
Messrs ]. N. HARRIS & Co.-Gentemen-It is
with pleasure that We speak word in com mendation
of your very valuable medicines "Perry Davis Pain
Killer" and DR. Richardson's Sherry Wine BitteTs'
They are Of great merit, and already too well known
TO the public at large to need any very special notice
from particular individuals The Pain Killer has be-
come a household remedy all through the West an d
the Sherry Wine Btters superior TO any bters we
have ever met with, and as they become known the
demand increases, and all find from their salts
factory results. Most Respectfully,
GAGE & MATHER.
Sold by all druggists.
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laws OF OHIO.
PusLIsEEEO By AUTHORITY.
No. %. AN ACT
Making appropriations Of the sias'hs FUND for

No. 90. AN ACT
Making appropriations Of the Sias hg Fund for
the year 1851.
SECTION t. Be il enacted by the General
Assembly Of the State of Ohio, That there
be and hereby is appropriated, from any mon
eys. IN the treasury, and that may come into
the treasury, belonging 10 the sinking tund'
in addition to former appropriations FOR iae
payment OF the interest OH the loTelen ana 90.
mestc funded debt of the State, the sum OF
eight hundred aud thirty Thousand dollars; Tor
the payment Of the interest on the lrreouclole
debt or trust funds held by the state the sum ol
one hundred and seventy thousand dollars; TOT
the payment Of the principal OF the lunded
debt of the state, the sUm Of two hnndred and
| fifty thousand dollars-and any further sum
that may come into the treasury, applicable
to that purpose; for the payment oil the neces-
sary expenses Of the New York agency, in
cludins the salary Of the agentof the state and
Office rent, the sum of three thousand five
hundred dollars; for the payment OF the nec'
essary expenses of the Office of the commlS>
sioners OF the sinking fund at the seat OF
government, including the salary OF the CLERK,
the sum Of fifteen hundred dollars; for the
payment OF the necessary expenses OF the com
missioners Of the sinking fund IN paying the
interest and principal Of tie foreign debt IN
the city of New York. the sum Of fifteen hun
dred dollars; for the contingent fund of the
boa.d of commissioners Of the sinking fund
the sum Of Ave hundred dollars.
SEC. 2. This act to take effect and be II
, force from and after its passage.
ED. A. PARROTT, Speaker
pro tenn. Of the House Of representatives
JAMES MONROE, President
, pro TEN. Of the Senate
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President pro TEN. of the Seno
Passed March 20, 1861.
AN ACT

'.
SECTION /. BE 1t enacted by the General
Assembly of The State Of OhO, That when
any person in the State Of Ohio shalt die, who
at the time Of his death was member OF any
partnership in the State Of Ohio, 1t shall be
the duty of the surviving partner or partners,
within thirty days from the death OF such de>
ceased partner to make application to the pro-
bate Judge Of the county in which sad part
nershlp shall have existed, and upon hrst CIV,
ing notice to the administrator or executor OF
such deceased partner OF such application Tor
the appointment of three appraisers, whose
duty It shall be to make out under oath, lull
and co nplete inventory and appralsement OF
the entire assets and liabilities OF such part
nerShp, and forthwith deliver the same to the
said probate Judge, 20 be by hun MED, Out
not recorded in his office.
SEC. .. That if the said surviving partner
or partners shall neglect or refuse to have an
inventory and apprasement made oil the part
nership assets and liabilities, MS provided Tor
in the first section of this act, 1t shall be the
duty Of the administrator or executor OF sucn
deceased partner, to have said inventory and
appralSement made, in accordance win Inc
provisions Of the first section Of this act;
SEC. 3, That it shall be lawful for the sur
| yiying partner or partners, with the consent ol
the administrator or executor, and the approo'
val Of the probate court by which such ad'
ministrator or executor may have been APP
pointed or qualified, 10 take the assets OF such
partnership at the appraised value thereof,
FIRST deducting therefrom the debts and liaoill'
ties Of such partnership, and upon his or then
giving to the administrator or executor oil such
deceased partner his or their promissory note
with good and approved security for the pay
ment OF the interest Of such deceased partnel
in said partnership assets IN nine months IRON
the time he OF they shall so elect TO take saiC
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Plain ralk from q MaryIandor.

The Seccssionis Of Baltimore are In
great distress over the course OF Henry
Winter Davis, and their newspapers are
particularly savage in regard to bis re.
cent address to his German onsttuenEs.
Among other things unpleasant TO trail
tolons ears. lie said.
There was, therefore, bu: one question
to be asked or applied, and that Is: Are
you patriot, or are YOU a traitor? II
was no use smoothing things over with
soft words. This is no time to pander
10 the enemies of our country. 1t is a
season for organization complete and
through. Be leady. Have your arms
within your houses, and if traitors dare
assail you, ,or choke your utterance o!santi
ments OF loyalty TO the Union. as they
did by their mob of rufians on and attel
the 10, h day Of April, respond with alac
rity and uuanmity, aud sweep them frou
the earth. Do not again let them ge
lower over you, forif you do you vii
ue cast from your homes, compelled Il
seek an asylum in some distant Stale
your property con6scsted, aud your ma
ton ruined.
He referred to tue fact that the Legis
lature was TO meet in June. aud sal
that il that body succeeds in passing an
Illegal act such as Public Safety bill. til
act Of ST. cesSion, or anything akin I
outrage. it was the duty Of the people t
dioobey, and arise in their might an
hurI the traitors from their places. HI
(cr one. was prepared to break down a
7 laws, the tendency Of which was to sup
press the liberty OF the people. Th
3 people must obey the acts of their Leg
, islaturs if they are within The laws b'
! if they 60 beyond the pale Of the Ia" the
: must obey tue peop'e.
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J
must obey tue peope.
SuspEhs1os OF U. S. MAIL FACILITIES
IN THE Seeded sTATEs.--lt appears, BY
the following official notice from the
United States Postmaster General, thai
mail facilities in the seeded StaleR, with
the exception of Western Virginia are
suspended from and after to day:
WAsmIEoroN, May 80, 1851,
All postal ervicrs in the States Of Vlr
giuia, North Carolina, Georgia, Florida
Alabama. Mississippi. Lomsiaus Arkan
sas and Texas, will be suspended from
and alter the 3lst instant. Letters fo
Offices t. smpora.ily closed BY this orde
will be forwarded TO the Dead Letter OF
fee. except for Western Virginia, -whicl
will be sent to Wheeling.
[Signed NJ. Blair, Postmaster General
The Confederate postal system goes IN
to effect on the LIST Of June, and it is il
anticipation of that act that the above or
der has been issued, in accordance will
an Act of Congress approved Februar.
28th, 1861. Instructions received b.
Postmaster Taylor Of New York, frou
George w. Mcclellan, Second AssiSan
Postmaster General. state that the ma
service will bo discontinued until sucl
time as it can DO safely restored" "A
all letters mailed for the seeded State
are TO be sent to the Dead Letter Offi2t
it is presumed that they will be treate
like ordinary dead letters, viz. opene
and returned to the writer's address
"Wc stern Virginia" mentioned in the o.
der, means 30 much Of that State as
west Of the Blue Ridge.-N. Y.Journal
CommerCe