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GA WINES, BRANDIES, RUNS,
fsTs4srs5a BLACK TEAS, &c.
lsGAI2E ?. T!ERNAN & SON,
npor, alton, particularly for family
SHERRY WINES-Peuartine's finest pale, gold and
brown Sherries, in wood and in glass.
PORT WlNES-Sande 1an's competition red and white
Port, in WOO ard IN glass.
MADEIRA WINE-John Howard Msrch's fine Madeira,
in wond and in glass; also, Grape Juice.
HOOK WIN Els -Jahacnesberger, Steinberger, Marco
Drummer Cabinet, Li-b frau mch Bronnrberg of 1915.
CHAMPAGNE WlNES-HUet and Chandpns finest in
quarts and pin s.
BHAHDlGS 0tard and Hennessy's fine old pale and
dark brandies.
RUAS--Old and fine Jamaica, ANTIGUA, Grenada, and
from the Is ands, imported direct froln London.
HOLLAND GlN-fhe best quality--tIernan brand-2nd
no mixture OF aromatic poison in it,
200 haifchests of the finest sos CHONG TEA. au23t
"a CHOICE WINES, BRANDIES, &c.
SsgX9 J.B. CHARRON d CO, AGENTS
!ssssez FOR VINEYARD PRUPRIEToRS
IN FRANCE,
Have just received and offer for sale very superior C0GNAC
BRANDIES, vintage OF 1871. Charron Pere s Brand;
Emile Belmont Co., Cognac Brandes, various vintages
Bordeaux Care Winesrom low to finest grades; Burgun
dy Wines from medium to very best grades produced in
France superior White Wines; Cham Vine various
brands; HOLLAND GIN and SCOTCH " HISKE YS OF prime
qualities.
The above will be sold in United States Bonded Ware
house or duty paid
Bourbon Whskeys 2U0 bbls fine medium grades Bourbon
aud Rye Whiskeys which invite the attention of those
in want of pure liquors. Ofice-C0RNER OF LOMBARD
AND HAEbE ER STREETS- 9p5f
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cs5iscsfzgs On Il 80 ~ ~ .21-3So h@'A.

olL1 iJChG AMI .1J-1tgU EJtE =.
-arssS1sss4sSz Ma STEAM COMPANY.
, FIu Ia DAILY Line lezGtgt ;;1ad&y 20 POR: III
FoSi-, la re ilts GRACE, 2nc tiiG HATEh CT NJ;
me St@itn'oa t1ANCaStGH,, Capt. J. " rqmlnsy..
tAuASpaf an SAIgRDAY Ey hNII+H II + o'ciccA
.sSS4rltqg le?ve' PORT DEPOSIT EVERY h8HOAF,
i E:lN ES4taY AZ FRIDAY EVENING az j O'Clock, and
aAVHM DE GRACE 81 o'cio Z, ?. Il.
Passage, b9rtfs included, 81 cents
Freight received .;aily until O'CLOCK, carried at Low
rates and carefully attended to-
~ duplicate receipts Cor freight will be rg0uired
All Boats towed only the their
IG agent at i2YTe De nr2Cc Viii a:ea3 f0rHarlIna %
nerchandse con9Seed 10 min FOR any point the %" =.
y4aa Canals. or sli! iesh2 iEeiaAs Giendei .,n1ge
,'hli eiepnta elsewhere
The steam boat ~ u iAfA, Capt Fred
he chartered any time.
Jos. JAS. TAYL02, Agent, Baltimore
r. ALEX. ia itjR, Agent, Hayre de Grace
2pl5H j. TOS 3, Agent, Port deposit.
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EISs sssy Ez=z[sssszssssszsss5,3 NORTdERN
E-.1E-cL-IeEdaN&42 CENTRAL RAILWAY,
- PERlNTaNDENT 5 OFFICER
CALVERT TATION, Baltimore MAY 90 1861.
This Roa1 is now open for TRANSPORTATION OF
FREiGltrS as her tofDre.
F9l information respecting rates, &C. apply JAMES
NJ EPPLI. Freight Ageat, Calvert Station.
For FkEiGHrS ieSlite3 West via PENNSYLVANIA Rail
rad, apply to MAuRAW k0ONS, corner Nor h and
Pleasant streets. JAS C. CLARKE.
n2Iiw
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Gen, Henningsen, of Nicaragua notoriety. IN con-
necsd with Gov. Wise's legion in the western Dor.
tion Of Virginia.
Song few ships 10 Liverpool Haunted tho rebel
Asg On the tn Of duly.
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EssIa - NORTHERN CENTRAL

.sss @-6E--Srf& RAILWAY.
81 .ItiN TENDENT'S OFFICE, CALVERT}
o. - STATION, BALTIMORE, May 18TH 1861.
on ana after . NDAY Nay 18th, 1851 Trains on North
ern Central Railway and depart follows, until
iTrtker notice.
TRAINS NORTH.
Man at . Is a. NJ express at $50 p n Harrisburg Ac-
conm0dation at 2. NJ ~
IHe so A. Train connects at Relay House with trains
on western Maryland Railroad. at Hanover junction with
HANGER ana Gettysburg Railroads; York with York
and WrghtsvIl.e Railroad; at Harrisburg with Pennsy
yania kaToai for all parts of West Also Lebanon
valley Railroad TO New York direct at Northumberland
" IN l.. ana 3 railroad for Kingston and all parts of
mvomng alley; at Sunbury with Pnlla :elpha and Erie
York ~ $500 "
The F. NJ Train makes all the above connections e
Gept hanover Railroad, Wrightsvle Railroad and the
The r NJ Tran makes connections with Pennsylvania
for New York. ~ N
TRAINS ARRIVE.-Mail at $40 P. ", Express at 745
a NJ Iarr ShuTg Accommodation at 43 P. N
FOR TlCh EfS information enquire at the Ticket
Office, Calvert Station, Baltimore
m2O-tf Snnsrintlnann1t
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The Norfolk Day Book office is BEING s,
With young female compostors in the plsc apPieo
typos who have gone to the wars. the
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OLD DOMINION STEAMBOAT

e.saa OLD DOMINION STEAMBOAT
NzLssaaaA.2S,s COMPANY.
Fok NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. VIRGINIA, AND Ian
l%;i3 on THE RAPPAHANNUCK RIVER.
The steamer VIRGINIA., Captain y. Fairbank, icavcs
aat from her berth, Needhaus pier Light stres
"har' E| Erii EflD z AFTERNOON, at oCiucS, AL
Charming leaves fredericksburg nv kRE S u 4 Y
the train Of cars from Richmond and WASHINGTON Stopping
- al the regular Landings the Rappahanaock
going and returning, land and receive freight ard pas
SsEserS
TIE VIRGINIA
sc=uparatiyely and built hy merchants of Frede
FicksD arg and Baltimore, interested in the
erciiarts and aplers residing the counties
n l happaiannock, Tor the pu:Pose Of keeping
st class steamer the route. During the is!
ard deCE has been enclosed, thus aOriug complete ro
lection for Horses, and other live Carriages Of all
iGes can be taken On board and carried under deck
taxing on the wheels Her stateroon berth
ia1ns re large and comInOGOus, and her capacity fol
eignt extensive AS passenger and freight size has
40 superior on the waters of the chesapeake;
inrough freight ecey cd in Baltimore, aud charges %
% X J. CAPRON Co, Bowly's wharf.
Freight received on board Of the Steamer Wednesda
and Thursdays, and on Fridays up to O'clock P ".
FOR farther Information and Blank Receipt OF forEe use
~ the Company, apply on board, or to
z. J. CAPRON & Co, Age..s,
=. No. 81 Rowty's wharf, Baltimore.
~ SLAUGHTER, President Frr,iericksh urr.V Va mh22
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TO SAIL.
Ships. Leave. For Dave
Chnaaa. Bcston .LiycrpoaI.....July q
ASa..... New Iork..,.... Liverpool. ......JuIy 81
TO ARRIVE.
Ships. leave For p.,s
New Hork..... Southampton. New iuiy 10
rabbi ivr pool. 80. ton ...JDiy IL
Teut0nla S0uthampon...Nc York .., Julv II
me havana steamers leave ew OF. the 2a tin,
l2tl lHfh and 2-tl u nlc mo =, 'e--,
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BLAME BOOK, PAPER AND
stationery WAREHOUSE,
SAMUEL +. rU2-GEE
No. 5 SOUTH CHARLES STREET,
HAS ON HAND A VERY SUPERIOR AS.
ACCOUNT BOOKS. Among mis- stock viii! be founo " "
Ting and LETTER PAPERS, both domestic and Soreisn O.
all the most approved manufacturers.
ENVELOPES OF all kinds ''
STATION ERY Of every description for Office and -, VAT
ase, yiz: STEEL PENS, PEN HOLDERS, SEALING Il A
AFERS, LEAD and SLATE PENCILS, INK ST Etj,
&c, &c. " ---'
lNh Writing and Copying, O. all the best rnakers Ell
TEE COPfING PRESSES PORTFOLIOS, POkTE,HOh
&AlkS, &C. &c. - - '-
Also large assortment OF WRAPPING PAPER
PLAYING CARDS. PRINTERS do L.. Ic sill a. Joa
Prices. " - '' " a. '''
COUMTRY MEgtIHANTS viii do welto s.aat.
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adYanCfng tendf1cy.
Liverpool IS selling in 10 from 9Gl 100 cts for
Ground Alum, and $50 cts. per sack for common brands
hne the most of the lots here in first hands are out
of tn market Turks Island Salt is selling at rs cts
per bushel.
HHlSkEY.-Sales were made this morning of rs bbls
Ohio Whiskey at l712 cts, and subseq ueny bbs do
was sold at TX cts, and quote it closing at this
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g NE" JhLEANS
o LINE OF

- PACKETS,
Ship SANE R3EENpE5RSS0N, CAPTAIN Knowles,
HELEN A. MILLER Calf
CHARLES, Euark
Ihes vessels all Of superior Glass; insure at The
owet figure They sail regularly advertised and NJ co
manded by Captains well experienced in trade The ca
pacy, ZOO Of the above vessels in such viii afford great
facility to shippers Fer freight cabin steerage pessage
apply to JOHN HENDERSON 4 Co -"
o,,o ~ No. 81 Pratt street.
GEO. ". HYNSoN Co., Agents, New Orleans y iii for
ward with prompness and dispatch all goods consigned to
their address DAFT
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- WANTED.-Two VESSELS l2O@l40
by TO KNOX 4 co,
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49, FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER.-The
4s al British bark USK, 1888 tons register Apply to
$500. KNOX h co,
I1z L.
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SkWuirn.

s5Tzts r, FOR BREMEN.--The Al Blemen shin
skhlNE, Bruncken master, will have ouick ds
On or to For s kH2 e
ss-o - " German street
xs5a FOR BOSTON. The fast SAILING ecb-
osd1s for e abay p6r an rT9ws master
Ca snsagt viii sal on soa ist sl "' Fer For
,vIst, '''S"' Or passage apply 'e ROGERS,
SIs1 W. corner Pratt and GAY streets
O. D FOR BREMEN The tine last ssliing
faTe Sai 5l@ ds ship +. 5rerh e viii
'S'' the Captain %62t eifi aFESs
20 Y Ter an slreet
ettfss ', . fUh LONLUN- anIsh Big DEN
sSsFs u alfk, coppered and corperf So Cd L6 noin1,
OIL 'sO'O Dds ana sa all stowage Div to u fo '' JUN
ty17n+ IEAE 4 ENGLtR,.
6EgS Foh koI iERDAM.-The fnt figt-sajliop
a vii haye qaics Cit rspso PET hbGEoyG capt
to- III C "a & n@yin 9Grerr oans apply
oo,, W vi O''''' ER0 sHIE$Ri:S toI'Ig2Ef!?5p
IlZy-u % South Charlie st Get, No stsiIrs
kkFas FOR RUTT ERDAM = he fine Al P7c-
PROMPT despatch for pst For q dr d Til ill
e as anY4S bo sGgeor Apply to
VI" O0' u. '' b Il 9PfFi hs n ErT to
-Ig2g 7 % Sou Charles ct, up st irs
.f54-S FOR ROT ERDbM.-The ! Baltimore
saEess ship Lien STEWART, Coffin master. W Ii Ioa5
WITT Dispatch FL The above port FOR freeht passsge
lea s. cor Gay I'D oub r. 1'1 is f up sts
ESQ FOR yTTEhDAM - he Al Baltimore
~ snip Ca Ida tafori master is now loading for
| Ian. B&NJ 81 HG GEES Jr
!e2gf s. w. cor. G Y Lcmra-ds SIS p stairs.
sgsssas FOR BREMEN. The Al Brem. b rk
as1AtS REESE, HO' ors, master, will have quick des
patch for the above port Fer NAL f P sppiy t.
-1ezl-n corner L mhard sire and heapside
es5ss. FOR A .STERDAM.-The fine fagt-ssiling
r5E1zs Al Bremen bark CuPERNICUS, Nahukers nasteT
wl have auic espztch for port. Eci fTcIg6
small owage only, Apply to '''s''''
| -le20tI corner Che ,pS ~ End Lombard street
| skSsa FOR LIVERPOOL.-q he fine Al BRUSH
| &1sl bark CITY OF PETERB0R, Ugh, S A. Jaggs
mas is now aiding Commercial What and W iii have
FcARn I RoGFRs,
! leIgtt " l6 Bowly'sw ART.
1sSas FOR LtVERPOOL.-Th Al British bark
/ s=ssSU NM X CT OUl', Capt. Abbott nov leading at
Com alsrciai wharf being OF small capacity, will have
. FOARD Il ROGERS,
| geL4-SI 10 kowigs wharf
49, FOR BOSTON-The fast-sailing schr
- ID Ii H. Ha.nes master, is ow loadhg fnr Boston
Iy W' nave quick desp'tch or freight or Pass%e APP
-gezo u W. corner Pratt AMI Gay streets.
4a4s FOX PHlLADELPHlA.-1he fast-saIlIn q
800 schooner MARY, Captain FIX. master is now ioa d.
ing or tbs abovt port. Having most of her cargo
apply 2PIst t. NV cor. m H. $s,, EEoGEKss
ss@s NEW ORLEANS
sssaA LINE OF
S'p EbWARb E RvfEfRSEfT, captain G Sn0Ees
H HELF 81 a, a MILLER, :. Gait.
These vessels are ali Of superior class ard sure At th
oWest figure They sail regularly advertised
nanded By Captains well experienced trade The ca
pacy, too the above vessels in such as will Afford
fTpr
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for SaIs, Stsigbi OF GRatter::

etRSA WANTEU-A VESSEL going to New
sseaAa3 Y ork, can get deck load by appbin ing 70
40, Wh. ). CROSS,
ap9u corner East Falls and Eastern Avt nues.
<5Eas FOR LIVERPOOL.
AAss Heavy freight wanted for an | ship for Liver.
pool, at moderate rates Apply to
JOHN HENDERSON Il Co,
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W III 17E'''' ,,,1-y ,lr1-prr, ou c1c,ys
apl06m No WIS., srSFR- va o''
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MAJ W. WHITMAN,
w PRODUCE AND GENERAL
AAISSLON HER CHANT,
DEALER
"ooL' tEATdERS, FUkS. DRIED FRUIT, BEESWAX
AND PRODUCE GENERALITY an
- No. 90 LIGHT STREET,
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5%a WANTED FOR A PORT IN EUROPE.
seSAn AL SHIP of about 1000 to sOOl barrels capac
:. Quick dispatch viii be Civ N and fair rates Apply at
ace 70 JOHN HENDERSON g. Co,
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A u q o
M SHIFTING AND CONFESSION MERCHANTS,
1875 SMITHs WHARF,
,s, BALTIMORE.
Advances made on consignments our address, or 70 on
enas N the various ports of Europe the West Indies
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-02-07
Not Ashamed of Rundles.

We have often heard half grown boy
say pettisl ly to his mother, II don't like
to b. seen carrying big bundle in the
stree g." Blu, true pride is ashamed Of
such littleness of mind Mr. Astor, the
wealthy millionaire of New York, once
was reluctant to sell some goods to young
merchant except for cash. The merchant
paid for them. and took them on his own
shoulders to carry 10 his store. Mr. AS
tor looked on IN surprise, but before the
merchant had gone many steps. he called
him back. ssying--"You may buy or
credit to any amount. can trust you
sir. A man who is not ashamed TO do his
own work is sure to succeed" Here is
another good lesson for false pride:
Chief Justice Marshall was great man;
but great men are never proud. lie was
not too proud to wait upon himself and
carry home his purchases. Often would
he be seen going home at sunrise, with
poultry in one hand and vegetables in thc
other.
On one of these occasions. fashiona
BILE young man from the North, who had
removed 10 richmond, was swearing vio
IenlIy because he could find no one to car
Try home his Iulkey, Judge Marshall step
ped up and asked where he lived. Wher
he heard, e said
"fhat is my way; | will take your tur
| KEY home for you
When they came 10 the house the youut
man asked.
What shall pay you?"
ooh, nothing" said the judge, "yo'
are welcome; it was all in my way, and i
was no trouble 10 ms"
"Who is that polite old man who bro
home my turkey for me?" asked The younl
man Of a bystander.
eOh." said he, chat was Judge Mar
shall, Chief Jusli e Of the United States.
"Why did he bring home my turkey?'
II suppose he did il, said the bystan
der, Ito teach you not 10 feel above atten
ding to your own business. ."--4ontht
Cdsket.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-02-07
Letter from Columbus.

COLUMBUS, Jan. 81.
There has been rather stormy tina
in both branches of the Legislature for
the last two or three days. in relation to
The az pointment Of Commissioners to the
Convention called by Virginia, at Wash
layton, on the 4Ih proximo. The debate
was principally between the Republicans
and what are called tns conservatives.
The matters in dispute are. the time Of
holding the Convention, whether the
Governor or Legislature should appoint
the Conn Issiuners. and whether the Com
missioners should be Instructed or not
No one, or at least very few. were Of o.
pinion that Ohio should decline to send
Commissioners. The Democracy, who
voted as a unit with the conservatives in
he outset of this contest, were surprised
10 end themselves left alone, and the con-
sersatives unanimously voting with tho
R.publie ans on the Senae amendments
TO TIE House resolutions last evening"
The Senate amendments give the power
10 appoint the Commissioners to the Gov
crnor, and rejects the basis OF settlement
proposed by Virginia; also express full
confidence in our present Constitution,
when fairly interpreted and oLeysd, to
serve every purpose, correcting the evils
complained Of Every Democrat in the
House voted against these amendments.
aud placed himself Oh rseord as accepting
the basis proposed by Virginia, and as
believing that the Constitution was insult
ficient to carry out the purposes for which
liz was designed by The fathers. This is,
ra her n bad record for the "eradicating'
and "ConsttuionsP' Democracy Of Ohio.
The commission, l understand will. be
directly appointed by The Governor, and
will iu y represent the sentiment of Ohio
III will BE- made Of Ibree Simon pure Rs-
publcans. Ne Union loving Democrat,
and one Conservative
As thy will have to be in Washington
on the 4th OF the Month, it will require
them to be moving ginstanler.
The Military Blllpessed BY the Senate,
will be up shortly ID the House, and will
have 10 take another airing in that body.
That ou, of the way; and the "irrepressi-
BILE conflict" will be over, at least tor the
present and such otter Legislation as is
necessary. attended to. Il is thought
Governor Chase will be one Of the Com
missioners to Washington.
L. ~OCCASI0NAIyy
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-02-07
Later from California.

FT. KEARNEV, Jan. 3l.-The Pony Ex.
press has arrived, four days behind time
owing to storms in the mountains.
SAN Francisco. Jan. I1.-The Legis.
lsture has transacted no business, because
Of the failure of the Aseem ly TO elect
Speaker. Seven,y.two ballots have al
ready been taken. As soon as an OF
ganization is eject the Legislature will
pass strong Union loving resolutions, de
claring inaexible opposition to secession
The latest Oregon adv;ces are unim
portant The newspapers are discussing
the probabilities Of another Indian war
from the fact that most of the tribes man
ifest an unfriendly disposition.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-02-07
Highly Important from the south.
WAsHINGToN, Jan. 81


The Commander of the Brookly is or.
dered to lay eff Fort Pickens after land
ing supplies, and he sees an attempt to
attack the fortress, to land his artillery.
men, and br'ng the ships guns to bear
OIL the forces. Intense anxiety exists
at the White House TO hear from Pensa
cola, as collision isstrongly apprehend
ed.
A messenger arrived to-day with dis
patches from South Carolina to Col
Hayne.
1t is understood slhat the messenger
from South Carolina brings the resolu
tions passed by the South Carolina Leg
stature demanding the surrender of For
Sumter Col. Hayne will presented the
demand to the President, and if refused
an attack will be made on Fort Sumter.
/ Private advices from the South recev
ed last night, indicate that there will be {
fight in less than 80 hours. Capt. Meigs
commanding the Fort at Tortugas, in
forms the Government he is sufficient,
reinforced TO defy any attack.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-02-07


Trouble in the Treasury Department.
The Washington Star Of Jan. f4th
sayg.
The Washington Hotel halls were agog
yesterday witha story about the stoppage
of the payment oI printing account by
Comptroller MediA. The facts are simply
as follows. viz: An order. signed BY the
Outgoing Secretary (Thomas) was pre-
sented for him % pass upon il, involving
the payment of some $780, 900 on account
of printing, under Gales q Seaton's con-
tract for the publication of public docu-
rents, the said order being in the name
of party who had purchased the account
The Comptroller objected to the prices
charged Tor the work, and the Assistant
Secretary insisted that he was travelling
beyond his authority in assuming to sit il
Judgment upon that point. Whereupor
Comptroller Medill point blank refused tc
pass the account until he could refer the
iquestion in issue the superior of both
Secretary Dixon the latter's return
fIom New York.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-02-07
Interesting from Italy.

PARIS, Jan. 81 A. M.
A private telegram, dated Toulon II
o'clock this morning, says that the ship
of the line Redoublable, which left G,eta
on Saturday, brought news that the Pied
moutess continued a terrible fire; that
they were constructing new batteries at
only 500 yards from the fortress, and from
which serious results were anticipated
that the Neapolitan artillery had conveTg-
ed its fire on that position, which it Gov
cred with projecties; but that this did moi
prevent the Piedmontese from continuing
their works" The despatch ADDS that the
news from The mountains was still unia'
vorable to the Piedmontesp, and that theil
movable columns could with difficulty
keep down the insurlection, which was
breaking out all around them.
On the other hand. the report gains
ground in Paris that the Emperor is GER
tain to impose on Victor Emanuel The ac'
ceptauce Of an armistice with tho King o.
Naples, to last for three months, SO as tC
allow time for congress 10 meet and set
tie the ''Italian question" The congress
lis what the Emperor seems most to have
at heart. IS
In the meantime, it is said that one o
the most eminent Of the engineer officers
of the French army is now in Italy stud
ying, as was done by Marshal Mel in 1855
(under the prytext Of asking for the h'nt
of the Princess Clolilde for Prince Napol
eon,) the offensive and defensive capabil
tiles of that country, in military poin
Of view.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-02-07

EF Three young men were recently
tried in Lampriere, Wis, for shooting at
and fatally wounding dog, and the jury
gave the following written verdict. "All
three guilty, plaintiffs damages assessed
at sixpence; and each Of the defendants to
have another shot at the dog!'
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-02-07
Ey-The Charleston papers continue

Ey-The Charleston papers continue tt
insist upon the seizure of The California
steamers and other commercial vessels
belonging to the States that have not Sc
cede6 from the Union. The South Car
olina Secessionists practice treason, and
when that becomes too expensive luxu-
ry, they are for resorting to piracy to pay
tie expenses. louisville Journal.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-02-07
COIJNTY OFFICERS.

I,dr, df FairfsM Common Pleas CouIt-HENRY
b. WHITMAN, residence Lancaster, OHIO.
Probate JaIge--JRSSE LEOHNER, ohcelh Fuohe
PrSssea,inr Attormsy--wM. T. W ISE.
Sisri9-JkMES MiLl,ER, Office at Jail
CIsrk Of COHrt-JoHN C. RAlNEY, once Puohc
saSitCr-A. J. DILDlNE. Ofice Public Building.
Trsasnrer-P. C. Rem ADUM. =. Office Public Building
Recordsr-! .SYFBRT. ofice Public Building;
SYrnsvor-B s. HANNU NJ, Office. Public Building.
Coronsr-L SHHFRER. residence. .Madisontp.
GDmmissioners-IoSEPH SHARP, OF Bern Town
shin; JONAS A. BAKER, of Walnut Township; and
JUfIN W, CUNNINGHAM, OF Hooking Township:
Sshool Eraminsfs-@WM. w. WHITNEY, JOHN
Williams and ttRtAH c. RUTTER.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-02-07

Columb!a's Version of ssJohn Anderson.'
Boa ANDERSON, my beau, Bob,
When we were frst acquaint,
You were in Mexico, Bob,
Because by order sent;
But now you are in sumter, Bob,
Because you chose to 60;
And blessings on you, any how,
Bob Anderson, my beau!
Bob Anderson, my beau, Bob,
really don't know whether
ought to like you so, Bob,
Considering that feather,
don't like standing armies, Bob,
AsveY well you know;
But l love MANT THAT DAREs TO ACT,
Bon ANDERSON, my beau!
lHarper's weekly pubIlsEesthe- with Gu
representing Bob Anderson enjoying conversation
with the Goddess of Liberty.l
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-02-07

Ey The Louisville journal says: "We
don't believe brave man could fight we'll
with stolen guns loaded with stolen pow
der and ball." ........
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-02-07
RnnK AND JOB PRINTING.

We are prepared to execute all descriptions 1iJ0B
WORK: such as CARDS, ClRC LARS, POSTERS,
AND FANCY Jo BRING, with new and superiortype,
and on short notice.