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Weekly Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-01-11
A Happy New Year.

nI THE BARD or TOWER HALL.
Loi we wish sou, dear readers,
A happy New feari
May your hearts beat ita seconds
With pleasure to cheer
EY'ry path you are treading
OF duty and love,
Through this wilderness thorny,
10 mansions above,
May our slateA their affection
FOR Union Increase,
And reloics In the blessings
OF plenty and peace.
May our harps from the willows
BE taken, and strung,
And the sweet song Of labor
Be oheerfully sung.
May there ba bread and butter
Enough for us all
May the men, buying clothing,
Sustain Tower Hall
May tho year Striy-one have
These blessings In store
"There is luck in odd numbers,
Says Rory O'hioOre.'
Weekly Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-01-11
Valuable Farms tor Sale.
JAMES II. RAY,

1Ol ACRES FOR SALE.
a&azaAr Farm situated the White Clay Greeki ~
EINH Mill Creek Hundred, about miles north OF New,
hi M ark Del, containing l0l Of excellent ana
Of the best quality, we'll watered, and divided in
u enclosures including about 20 Of heavy THU
bar The improvements substantial, aud arc IN p
as follows House ofstone, containing rooms IN Hoo
order; carriage house. eribs, tonsr and DhI
~ by 80 fee in good oreri there also two ahAI1
Of good fruit This farm, considering the neghhorhoea
lts in, 10 offered lowprce S66 per acre, hall cash. ~
balance long credit For more fn particulars apply 10
JAMES II. RAY, Newark, Delaware
Weekly Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-01-11
SAN FOED'S
LIVER INvIG0RAT0R,

IT IS COMPOUNDED ENTlRELt fhVM ouhsi .ai,stna ana
has be come established iaet htAhuAtu neusia 5
incgn nnd annroyed bvl all that have used i, ana
Il now rssorted % with confidence In all the dis
oaaen for which II is re- oc comnenaed. 49,. -..rs
1t has cured thousands = Mlthh the WY WY w ~,
who had given up all o hopes Of telvl ~ s.Ion anu %
marous unsolicited certi hcateH IN NY pN''s
show. q l.. a., .....,,a,t ~
Tho dose muss be adapt cd 70 the emperamen, ~
tho Individual taking IT,, y aud nheu ~ SUM N'
Tsf tbs dietaies Of YOUR p Judgment guide you IN
~ r.a ~ M LIVER - INVIGORATOR-an and
81 will cure Liver RI compihthts'"t
Attacks, Dyspepsia, Chronic ,s1 Di@rri'oss'
| sum me Com- pisih'si ~ .',,'..
| DropSy, Sour sto- v ln"on, c,,S,..
| Costlveness, Chol-l lie' O' OAo.' ,,,.,,,-
ra Morbus, Cholera \, D,. I'M y..,,,s,.s.
Ience, Jaundice, eenl','o nn, =. c-,,,,n-
Oh, and may be used sue ossiu'y srcIz
ry Family Medi- p eine ~ A.,
DACHE, (ast .housAu'1' ~. A..
e"es e"es - -, > en- at commencement Of
attack. = ,, A, H.. ,as,,,,aoy
J All who use Il are u SiNi"h '"'N
In Its favor.
MIX WATER IN THE MOUTH WITH THE
INvIaoRAToR AND SWALLOW BOTH TO
y PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE
Weekly Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-01-11
SANFoRD'5
FAMILY
CATHARTIC PILLS,
SANFoRD'f
COMPOUNDED FIUM
puRE VEGETABLE EXTRACTS, AND PUT w IN
GLASS GASES, AIR TIGHT, AND WILL KEEP
IN ANY CLIMATE.

9ili al Asa GASES. AIR TIGHT, AND WILL kEEp
IN ANY CLIMATE.
The Family Ca thnrttc FlhL "
gentle but active Cathartlc ~ whcn tht plopigvH ~
used in his practice more Va thAn l,etnss ta jtssHa
T1FrolFtsy,Iy Of5HEr1 i lIhk O-,.'sua iioh thNAe
,.,,n hsvs ionr nsed the ~ PILLS aud the satisfae
,on ,vhinh All exuress in 7 regard TO their use has
nducad ma to uiacs them - within tho reach Of ALL
The Profession we'll - know mat allefnht "a
thartisv art an dinerent n porti0ns uf the bowela.
Tha n AMTI,X Ca - lTHANT1C P1 Ill
has ith dne reierence To- this we'll established iaet,
Nan rnnnounded from Al variety Of the purest We
gelable Extracts, which y act alke on every lit ~
the alimentary canal and =, arc Hoou Ahu shi1 ~, ~
all cases where Cathaitie Is needed, tneh ny ~
NANaEMkNTS Of the EI 81 NJ Az H. sii shHlrd- ~
NESS PAINS IN THE BACH AND hllSsi aYss, nVYsSs,,
TlYENESS, PAIN AND q SORENESS ON th Anh
WHOLE BODY, from sud 4 den cold when la'luulr
y, II neglected. end in a " lonE ronfsH nl ,,,
LOSS OF APPETITE Al N lCkhErlN1 sESsn.tst,luNS ,lS
| OF COLD OVER TIE ~ lBuDh, kEsILtssN f,S99i s9i
| HEApAOIE, or WEIGHT r. IN Thk h5An5 W ~
| FLAMM AT0RY d. isEAsEs, MohNN ~
| ciIIfnppN ar ADiTITsN - RHEUMATISM, great
| PURlRIER of the BLOOD and mhhy Wfsssss ~ W
,vhich nash ia hair too n numerous tn mention IN
| this advertisement lohE' 70
PRICE THREE DIMES.
Ths LIVER INyIGoRAT0R aud FAMILY CA
| THARTlC PILLS are retailei by prnERlst9 -slleil
and sod wholesale by the Trade In all the large towa
8. n. ". SANFORD, N. y,
Manufacturer and Proprietor,
| mar9n1y 33b RrORdWHg. New York.
Weekly Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-01-11

rosr-- Ths amount of pork raised in dsorge-
town lbs rast ssssou, il 49,eas pOunds.
Weekly Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-01-11

We ore anxious to lessen our Stock as much
as possible by February lst. and will sell some
VERY CHEAP GOODS through January, in
order to have as small an amount on hand to
take account of as possible.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-12-12

PETERson's MAoAzIsE.---Through The
pOlrsness Of Mr.. BiIf,nghurs,, we are 10
possession Of the January No. Of this. the
best and eAeepsst Ladies MagsEine. The
steel sngravipgs Of the present number
"The Little Wosd Chopper aad LET.
ting in the New Year." are hard to beat.
The stories in "Petersca" are coaceded
10 bo the best published anywhere. In
addition to the usual number Of stories. it
promises to give in 1861, four original
and copyrighted NoveIe,s. viz: The ia
cObite's Daughters Tale as, by Mre.
Ann 8. Stevens: Amy WinthrOp's Eu.
gagement; Tale Of 10 day, BY Garry Stan
ley: The Murrays Of Murray House; q
Tale of '76, by Charlss J. Peterson: Get,
ting into SOciety;s Tale u to-day, by
Frank Lee Benedict. These writers con
tribute exclusive y 10 Peterson" Now
is the time to subscribe. Terms $500
a year. For sale at the News Office
Also all The other Magazines, Weeklies
and Dailies,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-12-12
CINCINNATI MARKET.

Oinc1nOatl, Dec. y.
FLoUR-L Low extra 81. good do $4;20;
240 brls soldat $3.50 on their merits,
ard 1856 Lrls do at 1866. q 10 s.v j..
Hoas-The weather continues highly
unfsvorabls for packing, but there is a
good demand for the first good weather at
full prices. and droyers are firm at 1920
and $40. ran-. aa5j ,o,. s
PRoTIsroSs-Me Polk is offered at
ss:a5a9:5O, and is dull. Lard is offered
a. 71a74s. 1000 pieces sides sold at 81
WhHAr-We quote fair to choice Red
al S3a88c; and the same grades Of White
at 85a90c. -,..r .-.--,...
.CoRs-The demand is good, fully up
10 the supply aud the marks, rulrs firm
at 28c for new. and 29a3oc for old; 800
bushel. shslled. sold at BIC, including
sacks. .i.'''7.. .'H'.'' 'a. BE-. 'Hl
OArs-S.cady with firm demand at
ESQ 10 bulk. Sales of 600 bushels in
bnlk Mt l9c. HT a.'.... ..a-fll.
bbaA ~ ASSs s..a...... .
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-12-12
70 0paailr af lha WInlar cnmpaIrn.

Ths. opsnipg 81 he WlAisr camDsiga.
TIE people hsVs been 20 ofis6 dissp.
pointed in thsir ozfscsntiOhs that they
we're AbOut 70 witness great forward move.
msnts BY our troops. thai they will pro.
badly be disappointed again when they
hear that our armies are actually iu mo-
liOn. Thsrs is evidence. however, thst
the opening Of lie decisive winter cam
psigpI which there h every reAsoh 10 be.
lisve Is contemplated BY General MucrEL-
Ian. Il at hand. A dispatch from Louis
vile last night Informs US that General
BrELL's army (which. on the direct Lou.
isviIIs and Nashville line. is not less than
sky thousand strOng) is moving for.
ward to Green river. The remarkable
quistuds Of this army for so long period,
renders its movement more significant.
That general advance Is 10 progress, is
further indicated BY the marching from
Louisville! on Monday. Of the I'd, 3lst
a4lh, 9th, 9Th. 10th, 9lst and SD Ohio
regiments. Gen. McCLELLAS's plan is
we'll un 1erstood tJ be that Simultaneous
advance shall take place--on the Ninsissip.
pi. against Columbus, KY; in Central
Kentucky. upon Bowling Green; Rom
nry, upon inobeSter; fiom the POto.
mac. into Eastern Virginia; from Fortress
Monroe, upon Yorktown or Norfolk: and
lhss BurLER's, BusSsrDE's and snERxAS's
coast expeditions shall make dewOnstra,
lions at the same time. II this be tn,
case and We do no. profess to have eiihsl
official or semi Official information move
men,s at all important points may be OK
pected when one takes place; and The for
ward movement in Kentucky is sigma
Of a general adsanOe.--{Cin. Com.
Read the Presidents Message on th'
first page. 'e '''.'7''''
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-12-12

ET Donations received by Mrs. JoHS
REBER for the soldiers:o .-a u
Mrs. Abram Pauabaker, Mrs. Betsey
Williamson blanket each; Mrs. Suter 4
outs yarn; A. j Burton 2 blankets, pair
drawers and khit wrapper; Jacob Sidel,
knit wrapper; Mrs. Gilbert Devol IA cuts
yarn. Mrs. Perry Teal g cuts yarn, Mrs.
Robert Afford 2 cuts yarn, Mrs. D. Kutz
2 pair drawers. socks and 8 cuts yarn,
Mrs. a. B. ,Mellick so cents; Ms, Maggie
Kaufman z pair socks. Mary Keiger 8
cuts yarn, Miss Mary Waher . cuts yarn.
Miss Mcneil. Mrs. Lewis Blair, Grand.
mother White, Mrs. Towsend, Miss Weise,
Mrs. Spybse. Mrs. Golleib sseinmsu. Mrs
Slecker. Susan Moun.z. Maria Book,
Miss wainwright knit pair socks each,
Mrs. Boviug l pair mltsns, l pair socks
and knit pair socks; Mrs. John Flood,
Miss Essey Kreider. Mrs Billiaghurst,
Mrs. Jacob Buwmasters. Mrs. RAIDER, Miss
Bence Duton. Mrs. George Dulton knit
] pair socks each: Mrs. s. Kiser l blan.
ket. comfort and ! pair socks, Miss E..
Cassel made 2 pair drawers, Mrs. VOL
finger pair socks and Knit 1 pair socks,
Mrs. NJ. A. Daugherty ] pair socks. Mrs.
Griner, Miss Sarah W ork, made 2 pair
drawers ,eaehs Mrs Charles Raiuey, Miss
Cscelis Sleinmsn, Mrs, E. A. Richards,
Mrs. fries, Miss Kats Strunk knit / pr
socks eael, Mrs. John Lamolts, iss Re,
becca Rice. Mrs Ellen Gisssy, Mrs. SAM
uel Wssk!ey limit 2 pair socks each, Mrs
N Young knit 3 pair socks; Mrs, Doty
made shirts. Mrs. 8. A. Macctacken
made 4 shirts, Mrs. Robinson ]. Peters
Q shirts. spAir drawers, Martha yande
mark knit pair mitteps. Mrs. Geo. King
IS cts, Mrs. ]. e. Ewing 2 pair socks.
Mrs. Psppie 8 shirts Q pair sock, Mas
Sallie Borlande2 pair socks; Miss Ella R.
Davis pair mittsus-and knit pair socks,
Mrs. Church L pair, socks; Mrs. Fuller
knit & pair mittens. Mrs. Mary A. Work
1 pair soeke. Mrs. 1. McC,elland l pair
&C cks aud kuit pair socks. Mrs. Francis
Flood made 8 pair drawers, knit | pair
mittsns, Mrs N, Little made 3pr drawers
: Mrs. MumaOgh knit pair socks and one
5 pair mittens, Mrs. E. BilliDghurst made
. pair drawers. Mrs. Colgate 6 pair socks
Mrs, Eliza Williamson 2 euIs yarn; Mrs
; Peggie Crist / pair blankets; donation
: from the ladies Of The concert "a yard
e flannel. II yards blue muslin; Mrs. Il
Drake I pair socks, Miss Mary Raine.
. Knit I pair mittelsi Sarah z. Cruil on
u blanket. Bowie knife. fquilt, covelet
. a cuts yarn, 4 pair socks without the do
}, nors names. 81 Mas. REBER.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-12-12
NEW YORK MARKET.

'A. NRwi YoRK. Dec 8.
FLouR-The sales comprise 10000 bbls
tS5 .2Oa5:io for rejected; $5:4Oa5:50 fora
super6ne; 6:60a5;70 extra State, chiefly
5:5045:75. ."a-EtzrF
WHEAr-ssles Of 1000 bush at las;
and IS for Milwaukee Club, l30 for
Amber, Michigan aud LA for White
Michigan. 'f.
CoRN-Salss Of $4,000 bushels at 64a
65 Tor mixed Western.
Western and State.
Provisions Mess pork is offered at l9
50al 500; and prime at e:35a9:0O. Beef
quiet and steady, With sales At 4:ooa4:5o
fol country prime. ...
BUTTER-Firm at IL and l6c for
Ohio and l6 and 93c for State;
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-12-12

EFWe have received beautiful lit
lie poem entitled sour Life" which we
would be glad 10 publish # the author
will furnish us with her fail name. 1t
is al rale long established by the press
that They must he furnished with the
original name Of the author before pub.
fishing any afticle, no matter how merri-'
torious it may be. a@,,, iao,' d.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-12-12
OBITUARY.

DIED--ou the Sd vf Dec. near Clear.
port. Fairfield Co., o., NATHAs You've.
aged 50 years 9 months and II days.
The deceased was born in the State Of
Pennsylvsuia, I779, and emigrated to
Ohio in the year 1899. His pilgrimage
was a longer one on earth than is usually
allotted to man; and We trust as Il is end
ed, he has entered the bright scenes Of
bliss, where there is no pain. no old age.
and no death to mar the happiness Of the
blood washed In Jesus.
The funeral services we're conducted at
the Nj. Carmel (Gsr. Reformed) Church
By the undersigned. n H. L.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-12-12
MARRIED.

On Thursday the 18th day Of Ssptsm-
bar. 1861. BY oren Abbott Esq, Mr..
JosEpH wmLiAMsos and Mrs, REBEccA
PHlLL1Ps, both of Madison Township.
On the 9th day Of Decsmber, by the
Rev. T. W. Have. st his residence in
Licking Co, o, Mr.. MAEyls HANNA of
Fairfield Co. and Miss MAnr FISHER Of
Etna, Licking Co., Ohio.
In this city, November 7, by Rev. 9.
e. FELTON,, SEARosST RowE and Miss Ma
NERvA DUNLAP. ...,
On the evening Of the Ssh day of No
vsmber, by Rev. o. 3: FELTON,, Mr.. jams
osEsSASsa'au and Miss EMiIF G. DEASi al
On Tuesday, nov! 19sh by Rs7 "a
Fleming. Mr.. WILIIAM GRIrEIrH' and
Miss ADlltEE Ga5spY. oil olFaif6sld
county. Ohio.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-12-12
Yours. afEeciionateIy. s.
WILLIS G. CLARKE.
indians at WGshinIton.

wAsHreror. Dsc. S.@-A delegation
from the Indian TribOs has arrived here
10 examine and report to their people the
true condition of affairs. They express
surprise Al finding things 50 entirely dit'
isrentirom what they we're represented
by the rebtl leaders.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-12-12

MADAM Rumor. the troublesome thing,
has been unusually busy for the past few
days. She has had the Seventeenth "all
cut to pieces, two or three different times,
the Colonel taken prisoner. half his regi'
tneut in ths hospital. and last though not
least. that Willis Clarke had been shot,
(aboat which he says not a word in Lis
let,sf) and great many ,hiIgs equally
absurd have been set a1oat by her.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-12-12

ExcHA EGE Or PRisloNERs.--Geperal Mo
Clellan is understood to have made the
most urgent representations to the Presi-
den, in favor Of regular and systematic
exchange of prisoners. He will probably
succeed 10 having his views approved and
asted upon. i"+
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-12-12
Company A, Fjrst Regiment, 0. y

GODEr ToR JAxUARr.--The January
number of Gotey's Lajy's Book has been
received by T. E. Billiugburst. 1t COB
tains over one hundred pages Of reading
matter. including stories and poetry by
many Of our best writer's. useful household
recipes, directions for making various ar
ticles Of clothing and fancy work. with
explanatory plates, gossip about the fash
lone, etc. It has three elegant steel en-.
cravings. exclusive Of the large cOlored
fashion plate Of 'nite figures, and several
admirable wood cuts. Now is the lime
TO subscribe. For sale at The News or
foe
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-12-12

.EEoyr, acknowledgements are due the
Band Of the 6ist. for serenade on FRI
dsynight last. This Band under the Of.
isisnt management of Lieut.. EzRl WOLE.
a. their leader. is hsLing rapid pregr.ss
and is destined st no distant day 10 rank
A No. q. .ssssH e@t't ~.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-12-12

RzuGrOvs.--Ths Rev. U. J.. Kuissly,
Pastor of the English Lutheran Church,
wlIdeliyssa National discourse. at bis
church on Sunday next, to the soldisrs- :
fhs public are respectfully invited to a.
tehd. nr..a !. - q I.ltAa 80
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-12-12

's'kEWillis G. Clarke, Sergeant Major
ofths Seventeenth has been promoted to
the fire. lieutsuancy Of Capt Rays com
psnya = ynalN ..'l1L- !. ~ .-.....t : e.,sN
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-12-12

AHk SixrY'pIRsT,-Inls hfglment ID
tillisg up as rapidly as could be expected
Ithas new over Ave hqndred men all Oi
whom are making rapid proficiency in
drill. The men have drawn their uni.
10 rms and when en- parade make fins
appearance. 'I7t...
The Barracks Of the 6lst are perhaps
the best in the State. The Starch Facto,
ry answers a better war, than starch pur-
pOse,, It. warm. roomy aud drygft
In passing through the quarters Of the
6ist the other day, We were pleased to no
tice every thing in order, Iystsm prevail.
ed everywhere. ia3,ss aai ,,at3 y4a >
By the kindness Of oaartermai,er Wy
gum we were shown through his depart
ment--shown shoes, shirts. socks, pants
blouses. caps. camp. kettles. beef. picked
pork. bread. potatoes, beans. coffee. sugar
salt. etc. in such quantity aud Of such
quality as would make the heart Of many
a civilian glad. @ 4f
Quartermas,sr W gum "wOrks BY rule
and has the remarkable good fortune t.
have the confidence and regard OF BIZ
superior officers as we'll 90 the esteem o
MS men. c-Hg rFH UU H.yt7tF7E5
We fosnd Col. Scbleich st his quarters
looking we'll as usual The Colonel desc, vel
great credit for tho energy and ability
manifested 10 the organisation Of his reg
iment He is rapidly making soldiers o
his men. " f.ss,-f - Wy 't' ''' .''-
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-12-12

4Tws invite at,sntion to the sdyer.
vertissmsnt of P. N. BElRr. in another
column. Pau is bound to be up TO- the
.imeS aid II any Of our farmer friends
wan, shot cup Of coffee, a fried steak, or
dish ofoysisrs served up on short no.
tice. they would do veil to call at Bsery's
old stshd.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-12-12

sad ) bully srsv, stoves 10 SsssrAi lsnis.
good fslIovsin III Of ihsn. and he log.
cabin ssnt built BY the iAbOr Of the Com
pssy. for tie Captain and hiS Stat. and
the Suffers sstablishpebt between The
eOnpaoy ishts and tie lOg-sabin. make
our situation quite prominent. but at the
zane time subjects us 10 blame for all
the noise created 10 The "righ, wing" di.
rsctiOh. and the saspiOion e likssIss
created that various little articles missed
By our vending funstiOnary have. by
some means or other. fOupd 4 habiiGtiOn
in Company AS havsr and kn'psacksl
HARRY Conner,
Z Company A, First Regiment. 0. y
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-12-12


We make the following e3ta,ts from
letter written by Lieut.. W. G. CLARKE
to his father 10 this city. dated Somerset.
Dec. 7th:
We are now
% miles closer Lancaster than we were
day before yesterday, baving made SONS
very hard marches day and night. In
one day and part of night we marched
80 miles, over-a very rough road. We
were ordered on to Mill Springs--a lone
regiment Of about 600 men now able to
fight, to::stop the progress Of an army Of
abou, $4,000 men. We marched 10 within
2 miles of their csmp. which was across
the Cumberland River. From here our
Colonel and some of the Captains went
down toward The river 10 reconnoitre;
they proceeded to within sight Of the rob-
el camp, which was about mile and
half in length on the opposite side. They
hkd been there buta short time when
the rebel picket cavalry came ou. Of The
bushes and cred upon them; the Colonel's
horse acted badly--the saddle girth broke
and he was thrown; Capt. Ricketts, see
ing his predicament, Immediately dis
mounted and gave the Colonel bis horse
The Colonel lost his cap and pistols
Capt. Riokets put Of on-foot and som'
ten to fourteen rsbeli after him. He
wheeled and fred his revolver twice q
them and then drew his sword and shool
it at them, when they wheeled and ruI
like towards ts.. .los... a,.
We thought at one time that the Colo
mel and Capt. Ricks's were both ,aker
prisoners. and l never saw regiment ex
press so much joy in my life as whel
they saw them coming into camp. Capt
Ricketts, company hauled Of their over
coats and swore that they would go int
the rebel camp and get him or go wit
him. but just as they were starting. The,
saw him coming across the field. whe
we we're ordered to counter. march bac
to our camp at Fishing Greek. a dislanc
= l think, Of II miles. It was then sun
down, but we made tie march, arri,
ing in camp about 8 o'clock in the morr
ing, making about SO or 81 miles th'
day and night. 1g 1g &
TIE next day the Major came to m
: quarters and said that he wanted me
90 out and reconnoitIe the surroundiu
!, country with him, Capt. BuIterfeld ar
" ten men from each company, (which
done, not having bad ady sleep for "
nights. The next night, or that mig
!, the regiment lay liz our euttsnchnien
' until II O'Clock. when news came in tb
:, = the rebels had CT ossed the river and We
coming 10 on oil sides, when we we
" again ordered to fall back, which we d
u. y to this place. What thGins1,move will be
: canno. tell, 1t appears 10 me that th
= want 10 get rid Of The 18th Regiment We
r badly, for they send them into all the da
o. gsrous. places, and have travelled tb'
nearly to death.
y" We have Matched about $40 miles sin
- we have been 10 Kentucky and over
W worst roads you ever cav. Our bor
: have all given ou. end il win take two
y them to make a shadow, aud II they do
- soon 60, rest we will be minus teams
No '7 q =. .i1
-. Yours. affeciionateIy, og..
no a WILLIS G. CLARKE
o'oI .tN N------->~------------------ .
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-12-12

tdHETbe Cavalry company recruiting
at this place under Lieut.. ]. Van Psarce.
loft ior,HilIsborO yesterday. in fue spir-
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-12-12

nell Iost his Oap. pistols and sAAdls. ana
but for The gallantY-ths noble dsring- :
the OoOlGo1s aud patriotic uhssldshnsss
Of Capt. Ricksia would have Lost HE lie.
The friends Of 6oL conusll and the
i7th. IN ibis county. will long remember
Capt. RicEsiS and sstsem and cherish him
a. true, brave, and noble man.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-12-12

~
CAPT. AGpERsoN. who has been in this
city occasionally during the past two or
thrcs months, recruiting for the Regular
service. leaves this afternoon with his men
for Fort Hamilton N. Y. The following
persons were mustered in at this place:
Ssrg't n. Scott jr., N. J. Wolf. Chris.
tophorr (bsttst. known as Kit,y) Linn, R.
R7Cburab, W, H. Miohaels. Dan'l Loch.
sry. Myers, Doc Tittler, John Co.
mer. Hssskiah Cowdon. n =.
Fort Hamilton is in Manhattan Bay, in
direct line ind within half q mile Of Fort
Lafayette, where the prisoners Of State
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