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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-10
Concert.

Miss CoNsTANcE KEARNY, late Of Vir-
gmis, will give Musical Soiree at the
Jity Hall this evening. TIE programme
.oi the evening, which is before us, is
composed chiefly Of National Airs
Miss Kesrny is now citizen of Lancas-
ter, dependent for her support entirely
upon her earnings. Heretofore, and prior
20 the great rebellion that now threatens
to PROSTATE the liberties as well as the
hopes of the American people, Miss Kesr'
ney lived in sffluence, enjoying more thar
competence; but the treason of Virgin
ia has robbed her Of this. A near rela'
live now an officer in the rebel army ten
dered her supports part of the earn
ings of treason, but like true American
lady she, spurned it; preferring to rely
upon her own hands for sustenanco ralh
er than participate in the spoils Of tvea
son. Such examples Of patriotism ar'
rare in this day aud generation, and viii
not be forgotten nor go unrequited by oul
people vocalist, Miss Kearny ha'
few.superioIs in this couutry,, and those
of our people who love music should g
and hears,1 .s ~ 70 rrs, y..eA
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-10
From Cairo.
CAIRO, Oct. I.

..Nl SAihOb O'NO' -
The gunboats Tyler and Lexington had
an active engagement to day with the
rebel shore batteries at Iron Banks, three
miles this side of Columbus, .Y..,I
The boats left here at o'clock for
down river reconnaissance. When they
arrived at Lucas Bend, they got sight Of
the rebel gunboat jeff DAVIS, which, on
chase being given, put about with all
possible dispatch for Columbus, The
Lexington and Conestoga, while in chase
and throwing shot, were suddenly fred
upon from masked batteries on each side
os tha river. The rebel shots. however
generally fell short. ','er.n .asal
= A battery Of rifled cannon on the Iron
Banks threw balls over and around the
gunboais, cutting close but fortunately
doing no damage. ....... ,,.... ..
Parties on board represent the scene
for a lime as particularly exciting. Sho'
anG she'll were flying about in uncomfor
table proximity. making the air ring witt
Jno Lnub' AHO Suho ~ wv DNVuto "SA'
admirably manned. every shot going. anC
shell bursting in the air over the rebe
quarters, causing a big cOmmotioa.
The boats finally drew off and return
ed to Cairo. II is net known what dam
age was done among the rebels, but ma
ny of them it is thought were killed. p
aA A heavy accommodating force, urde
command Of Col. Marsh Of the Tweutell
Illinois, are out in the direction of Charlie
ston to day. H''ial l..'... !. b
Graham, Halliday q Co.'S splendiC
wharf boat was to day dropped to the lev
ee landing, and occupied by the Govern
ment for storage purposes. .. ''
A gentleman came into headquarters Il
day directly from Columbus, who repre
sents the rebels at that place as not les
than 10000 strong. under command o
Gen. Johnston. He says shey are ma
king big preparations for a strike some
where. .,.
The 18th and 29th Illinois regiment
we're to-day reviewed by Generals Nc
Clerpaud and Grant. The Egyptian
made fine appearance. f'''
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-10
Kentucky News.

y LoulsyILLE, KY, Oct. S.-lt is repor'
ted that $1,000 Corlederte troops are be
tween Green river and Nashville, and a
bout regiment per day were arriving
at Nashville from Southern points.
The Confederates claim to have forty
thousaud men in Kentucky.
The rnmor of the capture Of New Or
leans is revived at Nashville, and details
thereof are said 10 have been received
there. .'' -
To.morrrow mornings Journal viii con
tain The correspondence between Genera
A nderson and Haldeman, late editor Of
the Courier and his exodus into the South
ern Contederacy. .,..u
Ex-Governor Helm has taken the oath
of allegiance 10 the United States, and
returned home, yft.IU ~
Green river bridge is srpined and ready
to be- blown up by the COnfederates.
The pending Congressional elections
engross public attention throughout the
Confedercy, In five States only electora
tickets for Presidential Electors are thus
far putup
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-10
An Ekpre..Iyy Prnret.
LoOASsPORT, Sept. q

LoOAHsP0RT, Sept. 26.
BDs. CIS. GAZETTE: AS specimen Of
"PsIrlOtic prayer VS.. sesi you a por.
ton Of one made to-day II one Of our
churches, in the preseucs Of a large con
gregatiOn, by 4 gentleman Of reputed
crsditable attainments. both literary and
moral: "a tli1fVb jiIi IT
"OA. Lori, hqd tie East done as sOsll
as Tie Hoosisr State in furnisLing men 10
put dOWS This rebellion, ne wouid not 6e un-
der tie necessity Of coIlihg on Thss."
If you had, Oh the same occasiOD-the
observance Of the Presidents fast day
anything more directly TO the point, We
petition for the report. 10 q. aU.
HoosIkR.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-10
IDEMocRArIc'MAss MEETING


The mass meeting Of Saturday last,
while it was attended by a considerable
crowd, and by more than the usual pro
portion OF buster and noise, was by no
means success, After two weeks of
earnest drumming up, a procession Of 70
wagons and buggies, 50 horsemen and
294 voters was brought out. While the
speeches were being made the "beer
shops" were much better filled than the
Hail. Hugh j. Jewett made in many re-
CARDS an excellent speech, bearing heavily
upon the rebels, and justfying and sus-
.taihing tbel government 10 the fullest let>
ef.'urging Democrats to contribute blood
and treasure freely III aid Of the war. His
speech was frequently and loudly applaud
ed by Union men, while the Eagle clique
bit their gums and looked tlue. We had
not the pleasure OF hearing G. D. Martin,
2 tbsf'aider and abetter of Black Republi-
casisIn, ,' the young man who was booted
by his party and denounced by them as
Oap rsboliionist," on the ,3rd OF August,
for making Union speech, but We are
told his remarks plainly indicated who his
masters ,were--that be had beer brought
to the feet Of Rolsnd & Co., and COMPEL.
ed to(hck the hand that struck and insult
cd him. Poor Martr, we,hsd hoped bet
ter thiugsof you. y 'e"''' h"'i'
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chnnSt be released. On the contrary.
your vigilance in ferretiDg out the conspi.
racy, and 10 arresting it by denouncipg il
to tbs Government aud the country. is
deemed worthy Of especial commenda,ion.
I If any Of the other offenders are still
persisting in their reasonable course, you
will, am sure, not fail 10 give ..informa- :
tiOn tothis Department.
have the honor to be,
Very respectfully, yolr obedicnt,
WILLIAM H. SEWARD.
To his Excellsncy ISRAEL WASHBURY, Au-
gusta, Maine.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-10


RT0u Saturday last a noisy, drunken
2 fenoFswRs cautioned By the city Marshal
TO make less noise upon tho streets, where
upon hepalled pair oiiron knucklss out
of his pocket and attempted to strike
\ The Marshal arrested bin. took The I'M
lawful weapon from him and put him in
the calaboose, just as che should have
done, Ehereupon certain w.abiding dem.
ecrats, and among them some high Off
'.cialBJ abused the Marshal and threatened
Z 10 tear down the calaboOse if the fellow
a. was not discharged. We hope the good
g people Of the county will remember this
attempt to resist the authorities and incite
tamob!o M NlaG j& tf
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-10
MAIIRIED.

On the Sd day Of October by Elder
Samuel Carpenter, at the residence of ths
brides father Elder A.. J. YEoMAS of
Fayeie County and ANN MARIA daughter
OF Elder Hiram Hendren, of Franklin Co.
On Sunday morning the 9Th inst. by
Rev. D. NJ, Martens, Mr.. SAMUEL +.
BARR and Miss NANCY CossEL, both Of
Amanda Sownsbip.1-T ~.
Oct. by Rev, Thos. Drake, Mr.. ia.
COB F, BARR and Mis- HESTER A. CARY, all
of this county. ,r e,t
By The same on the same day. Mr.. DAN.
TEL STRUCKMAN and Miss SAMANTHA JANE
FEysTAMAKGR, all Of this coucly.. f.''
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Ohio Election.

ZASEsvILLE. Oct. e.--Jewett's maiorit,
in this city, 57--s loss Of GA over his vOts
lor Congress last fall. VIZ .t
DAYTON, October 8.-The Union ticket
has gained about 400 in this city, The
Union majority in the county will BE-
about 800.
>, Springfield City gives $50 majority for
Tod
Clarke county will give Tod about 14OO
maturity. Vote light.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-10

EE Hon. N. Schlsich has been appoin.
ted Colonel Of the 6lst Regiment now or
gsuiziog at Lancaster, co... Schleich is
exhibiting great energy i'll the orgauiza>
ton Of the 6lst, and promises to have
itin the field in advance Of some that have
already wasted 3 months Of the country's
time. f"u, .a''a'" So. ,f
C., j. Wygum Of our city has been ap.
pointed Quartermaster of the 6lst. This
appointment is one every way fl to be
made. .fI,.3iI J,Fi +. Nj
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-10

Ezra W,oLF,vsll known to our people is
commissioned to raise q band for The 6lst
Regiment, Col. Schleich. Mr.. Wolf is a
fine mnusieian77perhaps the best buglsist
in Ohio, and his band will be No. l.. A
fewIgood players are wanted ra,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-10
The Release Of a State Prisoner Refused
by Secretary Seward. rst.e
Secretary Seward today addressed to
tho Governor of Maine the following let
DEPARTMENT OF SrETE,
Q WASHINGTON, Oct, 4, 1861. (

w WAbHlNGroN OoO' ~ "IoolI
GovKRNoR; Application has been made
10 the President for the release of Robert
Elliott, political prisoner held in ,cusio-
dy at Fort Lafayette LT
4 The evidence taken in his case shows
that bo.hsd not only conceived the pur-
pose Of reasonable corporation to the
State of Maine with the insurrectionary
citizens arrayod in arms in Other States
for the overthrow Of the Government and
Union, but that he had even gJne to the
extreme length Of getting up an unlawful
force to operate in Maine against the law,
fu action of the State and Of the Federal
Government. His associates in that trea-
souable enterprise since his arrest have
taken the oath of allegiance to the United
States. s&RGa) ss.s'...~ Fa,.n u
This proceeding is very proper in it.
self, but the representations they make,
that they aud he were loyal to the Union
at the lime when they were combining in
arms against it. cannot be accepted; al
least in his behalf. ltappears that he il
too intelligent tb misunderstood the legit
innate tendency pf his criminal acts. Ht
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-10
DR.. LH. 1sLEAA-s VOLCANIC OIL LENI1ENT r
TA' Bsst kEtsruAl IL "a. World,
far Rnasi

Thousands Of human beings have been saved life
Of desfepttude and misery by ihs this invau.
able Llniment II will relieve pain almost instanta
neonsl!, and Il will cleanse, purify and heal the foul
sanis OH Liafmsat will relieve the mos, invstsraie
cases OF Rheumailsm. Gout, pl Neuralgia. For Par
LySs, Contracted Muscles. Slihness or Weakaesstn
the Joints. Muscles or Liganhehts It will never fail.
Two applications will cure sofe Throat, Headache
Earaehe. For BaiBS or Scales, or any Pain, a, 10 an
lnfsllibe Remedy. Try Il, and Sou win md Il an in
dispendele r-medy. Ksepit always on hand.
PLANTERkS, FARMERS, or any one having
charge Of houss, will save money by nsink MeLsan's
Volcehie OIL Luiment. II Ia speedy and iufailibO
cure for Calls, sprains Chafes, swelling, Lameness,
Sweeney, Sores. Wounds, Scratches or any external
disease. Try, Il ard YOU viii be convinced.
DR.. J. n. MsLE1N, Sole Proprietor.
ST. Louis. MO.
IPe. j.. Bloeum, agent. aug. Is, 1851 --ly
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-10

ETFairfeld County has already sent
nins companies into tho field, and there
are now fourteen orders out for companies.
Should these all be filed, she will have
turned out $500 volunteers.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-10
THE ELECTION.

The result 10 this county is by no means
as favorable as we desired. We had eve
ry hope that in contest Of 50 much inn
pOrtance as the one just fought. our pso'
plO would rise above party and join hands
in an effort to save the country, but we
were mistaken. Tho, control of'a few
demagogues was too complete over the
Democratic MASSES, 10 permit Of any
thing short Of complete subserviency to
their purpose, and entire submission to
their. dictation. fYGh 78 alejs Il
The campaign iu this county is not
without its fruits, ifnothiug more, we
have driven the opponents Of the war TO
show themselves In favor Of its vigorous
prosecution. We have sealed the lips Of
the country's enemies, and compelled the
Eagle to disavow hs treason So far as
the leaders are concerned. we have no
faith in tEeir professions; We do no. be.
lieve they are sincere, but the people are
honest, and their change is real; one of
judgment and heart. and the traitors who
have been preaching to them high taxes
and low butter viii find no couptenance
in the future. -Fn ..~
The majority against us is about 900, a
falling off of 500 in the vote of last fall.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-10
GyDon.t forget the Concert tonight

~The patriotic citizens of Pleasant
Township are holding meetings for en-
listing Volunteers and getting up dona;
tions of blankets, &C.. for the soldiers Of
thsI 7th Regiment. This is the true spir.
ilasWe hope the loyal people of the 9TH
er townships will follow their example.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-10

PETER Brown is now recruitilg soldiers
for the war. Mr.. Brown is a gentleman
of cerrsc, habits and will make a most Iex-
cellent officer. He served with distinction
in the war with Mexico. r' '.l.I #'
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-10
1t is Good! Don't Fa.I to Try
DIR. s. o. RXoHA o 'S
Sherru Wine Bitters.

ssistrsfedNsp ErgisnG H.nsdyJ fer HsLftuGfcrS.
TRstioH. JaHSdies. Fever and AR.s. osHsrst De'
bihty, aRd all DssaSss aJTsiAR Jrom DfSer'
-..., dsrsd Stomach Liser Or BSrsis.
lWNbEY are used and recommended BY lsadfngPh1'
sleians ofthe country, and all WboHJ them pfo'
honpee them invaluable.
county Ohio, the Bluersare highly praised " those
plaJDi.T
E.s. DatIs. Postmaster II viIliamspor,, Ohio,
SELF haViDR taken cod become bfonrAte aDd lost my
appetite. II relieved me. aud can resomn end II
with great assurances NJ its me rita.H
d. Wh N. KEKR Of RogersVille. Ihdf9uR, writes
Us that they are the most valuable medicine offered.
pe has recomme Oded them with great success, and
with them made several cures Of psIptatiob dths
eaTf and general Jebffity.
TRokAs srA story. I'm. .BIountsvlllo, Henry eoup.
y. Indiana, writes 1s long ettef under date
1890. He was much reduced. having been afieted
forth rec yHaEswiib 6fd nervous debility. paIpta'
tiOn ofthe hea' Of the most severe and prodralina
character. !afer using few hotties was coDpleie
ly restored. and am nov 10 robust benlth.'
GEoE0E W B1TIHAS SAYS he was s6i eted witbrheu.
matism fOrtWeI ~ years In all lie various forDt nd
at the da,e ofhT, ei,erhe had bssh two ysars wen;
the Bitter enecpHthe 70, when several physicians
attending bim could do him no good. He says. "fo'
rheumatism dyspepsia liver mplsnt. kidney aSse-
lion or drOpsy.iti Ia specific certain remedy
J. W. HuNT writes from Dephos. Allen eountyl
Ohio, Ia section where FeVerabd AEoe prevails. thal
be most cheerfully recommends them OF decided
me'itiunll eases of FsVsr 01d dSgu', Dy'p'p'fa s"S
GsHsrafDsbitiv.
NIX. GALLEHEEs. NJ. D. write, from Van wsri.
Ohio. "I most respectfully recommend the sherrt
Wine Btiersto the notice Of Dyspepiie persons. and
to all who require asumulating medicine. sun HssS
pe rsesiSiag daily. Full directions aceoE pany
each bottle. They are sold by Medicine dealerS ge1'
orally, PTieef5 cent? peTb0tile.
IS. HARRIS & co. Cincinnati, Ohio,
Proprietors foTlhe Southern and Western States,
10 whom address III orders. Po' sale by G. KauHman
Il fo.sE. 1. Sloeum. Sihord 4 Sturgeon, LanensIef.
santville: A. .Fenstmaker. Waterloo; Brossman In
drew. LIthopolls; David ProDoSl, Marcy; J. Lereh &
Co, Amanda. NoV.l, Is6O-lS3l
Il. /. cRtDER. + fI q 0.J. IN0hAE.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-10

EL. M. Dayton is recruiting a com.
pany for tho war. Mr.. Dayton is young
man of 6ne military skill. education and
talent, and will make an excslen. officer.
Young men who desire to strike- for glo-
ry would do well to volunteer with Mr.,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-10

ETThe Eagle Clique dadea desperate
effort on Tuesday last to defeat DR.. Davis,
'ebut failed. The Union men were too strong
for them.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-10

ALVRRD MOVEIOH Is elected State Sem
atOr without doubt, by a majority rang.
ing from 500 to 1000. Athens county
gave the Union ticket $500 majority.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-10
ph. N.LtAA-s tNltrRsAL PILLS,

Fer Lisr c.npisist, BiiiissIssss, HsaIasAs, &c,
There hal never been Csthsrtie medicine, offered
10 The public thaihas given sueh entire satisaeoh as
NeLsiHs UsItsEfnEaI7iLLs.
Being entirely ttk1.tis. they are perseetiy inbo-
cent and belEfrh tTthe mos. sender infant. yea
prompt and poVeffsl VI removing all Bilious secre
lions Acid or impure, ,Fstsd Matter from the stum-
seh, In fart. they are the ohJ Pills that should be
used III msattous districts.
They produce no Gripping. sickness or pain In the
Stomach or Bowels though ,ey active and searching
the Liver and kidneys. WHo will suRer from Hi
iousness, Headache and foui Stomach. wheh 30 chap
. remedy can he obtainedl Keep thsm constantly
On hand; single dose. taken In season, may prevent
hours, dAyS and months ofsickness. Ask fof Dr.. J.
n. heLsshb Universal PHI. Thks M other. Being
eHaied. they are tAsteless Price only IS cents por
boz. and bs sent by mail any part OF the Unit
ed Statss. J. n. NsCLAfJf. Sells Proprietor,
Corner Of TAird sad PiAs Strssfs, 81. Lsuis, No.
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NOTICE.

m<NS 6u:lns,. to BAsTL; ohio. All
,At & those indebtedto me by note OF
N4a1&1<&6AO book aeeount, will plsaSe cali at
once and payup. L.B. isauthorized IN settle
anS eeelpttOr ne. IT e0FRlCE, In Tallmades Bloch,
oppoSit P. Van Trump's Law Once. Z. JULIAN.
LanrAster, ApTil4 .1e6l--ln
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-10

EV-Go to the Concert this evening BY
all means. 71
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-10

EEJ. Q. Jeifriss is elected member Of
the General Assembly to The everlasting
shame of Fairfield County. a.0sro'se
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News from The Pacific

GREAT SALT LAKE, Oct. 1s.-Tbe California
pony express passed through here Yesterday,
bringing the following dispatch for the press
San Francisco, Oct. II The steamer ST Louis
sailed from Panama on the llth instant carrying
about two hundred passengers aud 81 ,s6I coo for
New York. Gen w. ii Halleck and Lieut r.
Woodwork, U. A, are among her passengers.
The brig Providence, from San Francisco for
Victoria, foundered at sea on the 18th September.
Many San Francisco merchants suffered heavily
by the disaster. The cargo proved total loss
The Legislature of Nevada Territory continued
In session, showing a disposition TO adopt the
laws of California on all important subjects
Lady Franklin and her niece were received
with much ceremony by the Nevada Territory
Legislature, on the sth inst
Judge Wait, presiding at the Circuit Court for
Washington Territory, sentenced the four Indians
who murdered Briggs and son to be hung No
vember Sth.
The bark Yankee brings Sandwich Island
dates to Sept. 81 The Hawaiian government has
declared its strict neutrality in relation 10 the
American civil war. Privateers cannot enter any
Of the Sandwich island harbors
The French have got into trouble with the gov
eminent of Hawaii and their commissioners were
said to have demanded their passports.
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FURTHER FROM MISSOURI
Additional Fereisn New.

ST. JOINS, N. F., Oct. 2O-The steamship
Etna experienced strong westerly winds during
the entire passage
The steamship Hsmmonia broke a shaft of her
screw on the passage from Southam pton TO Grave
send, and put into Gravesend in consequence
The London Times editorialy thanks Mr.
seward Tor tte just exercise Of his judgement re-
lative to the memorial against DR. Russell, their
correspondent although his (Seward's) letter
shows strong under currentspirit.
The Times also repudiatss the charges against
Dr. Russell and beliyes that the good sense Of the
Americans will see the folly Of interfering with
him.
DR.. Russel's latest letter is devoted to the CEN
sideration Of the position Of Maryland.
Mr.. Lindsay, member OF the British Parliament
In public lecture, strongly urges the expediency
OF England and France endeaVOring TO effect a
peaceful separation between the Northern and
Southern states.
The steamship Great Eastern had reached MIL
ford Haven for repairs. Ii was rumored that the
Emperor Napoleon had made overtures for her
purchase, but this was not credited.
The Galway Steamship Company had held a
held out.
The King Of Prussia arrived on his visit TO the
Emperor Napoleon, at Compeigne, on the 9th,
and left on the sth inst The meeting was friendly
and cordial, but nothing Of political importance
TRANSFERRED.
The King of Holland was expected to visit
France on the 18th inst
Victor Emanuel had been reviewing the troops
at Bologna.
1t was rumored that Gen. Ratazzi would enter
the Austrian cabinet
The Spanish Government had consented to de-
liver up the Neapolitan archives.
COMMERCIAL.
LONDON, Oct. 9.-Breadstuffs firm. Coffee is
active, and all descriptions slightly higher
Tea Is quiet but steady. Rice firm TalIow
quiet, and tending downward; sales at SIS Sd
Linseed oil Bis
LiUsTpOOt Produce Market, Oct. 9-Ashes are
quiet and unchanged at 32s Cd. for Pots Sugar
Yc h,o 90
fee inactive. Rosn dull; common l2s. Spirits
turpentlne in small sales at SIS
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
yuDsr xrnnrcK vsprn .usvsILLArcr.

| JUICE SkRhiek VSDtk sokVhis
See elsewhere In to-day's Star for an scoouu'ot
the act OF TIE Government In placing ue ne
dence OF Judge Merrick, Of the Circuit Court OF
this District under surveillance last night
Judge VI. is not under arresi, a. 10 being al
| legged. The Government have, however, dtem7d
u necessary 10 tne seiey OF toe cause Oh VOC
Union, TO place bis residence under the eyes o. =
guard, leaving him free 70 20 and come, and 10
attend 10 his public duties an usual.
The real reason he is placed under surveillance
9, .v,d.n,Iv a M, hec,r.. ,A. ,p,ho,,,,.. ,.oos-
|
n'Ie I'D us oHeiai oOnoo0' 0sarus 'os ''O'O'
| Mauhal's acts In the discharge OF his duties
disposition TO defeat the measures for the Preser-
walton OF the Union which the President has felt
., a, r. h,, At. . to-. ,A,onr, ~, or,oe,-,h,
|
The PRESIDENT |" not hfeiy 70 permit MS NH
| tary measures to he thwarted oywnat ne may
deem legal shif. and evasious on the part Of law
"A. .,x,
Se'' - 'D.' '''--'
ment, be questionable.
THE IMPORTANT succKssFuL MOVEMENT.
The success Of Generals stone and Banks In
| N moving their rsspeotive commands across the
| $780, ,,..,o,a,v ,n5 ,o-d,v IN IN. fac. NJ ,
80 - -, g.. -,
Dea'y iOiCe Oi VIC e"en' anu 'He 'e
junction with the rightof the Grand Union Army
occupying the soil Of Virginia, 10 complete.
Gen s,ors,, Lon. IN t,l.d wounded and mis-