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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-12-19

More FayorabIe Accounts from Fort Pick
ens..Great Damage to the Rebel Works.
New YoRK, Dec l3.--A letter from Key
West of the 9th instant states their Pen
sacola dates are to the Goth ult. Itap-
pears that the rebel steamers Save been
plying between the navy yard and town
constantly, carrying guns, munitions.
&c. Col. Brown notified Bragg that he
should FIRE on them, to which Bragg re-
piled, "Fire away" On the morning Of
The 2lst thesteamers again appeared, Col
Brown disabled one, and the other es-
capped,
A general cannOnade then took place
between Pickens and Fort Barrancas, the
Niagara and Richmond opening on For
McRae and several water batteries. The
engagement lasted nearly two whole days
McRae was silenced, and also water bat
:eries in reach Of the Richmond's guns -
No person injured aboard the Nisgara.
James Cook was the person killed or
the Richmond. Both vessels are slightly
damaged in their upper works.
Pickens had not even sandbag dis
placed by Barrancas' FIRE.
On the 24th, while removing fuse
from shell. it exploded, killing FIVE mer
and wounding many others.
Colonel Brown says he has Barrsnca'
completely at his mercy, and is waiting
for re- Environments 10 hold forts when he
shall take them.
Another letter states that cne OF Will
sons Zuaves was killed and another woun
ded OH the 22d. -rs
About $500 guns were fred in the twt
days.
At 8 P. NJ. on the Esd, Warrington wat
set on fire by our guns. and that place and
nearly all the Navy Yard destroyed
The steamer Times was DISABLED the
first shot. la1
The rebel fire slackened on the second
day. 55..
Two companies Of Wilson's Zouavei
have charge Of batteries near the iort-
Two companies are assisting on the fort
and the remainder OF the regiment have
work in the trenches to rcpvl midnigh
attack.
The heavies. rebel guns are near thu
lighthouse, and their best mortsrs oil
both sides of the hospital. The waite
batteries below Fort McRae are bad Gus
toners. The ranges of our artiAerymel
are splendid.
A note dated Oath, states that Coone
Brown prohibited firing unless the rebel
fret opned, it being the Sabbath. One o
our guns burst yesterday. The rebel
have evidently suffered much.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-12-19
British War Excitement Subslding In
Washington.

WAsnNoFoN, Dec. 16.-The excite
ment which was at FIRST caused by the
somewhat belligerent tone of the Euro
pean news, is rapidly subsiding, and
there is general belief that war with
England can easily be avoided without
dishonor. The President, it is known,
is strongly opposed to the adoption Of a
warike policy against any foreign Power
under the present circumstances of the
country. It's understood here in diplo.
matte circles that Mexico is preparing to
make a vigorous resistance to the insa-
sion Of her territory by SPAN, France and
England-more vigorous than the allies
at one time anticipated,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-12-19

ments for himself. The fire OF Fort
Piekens isreprcsented to have been most
effective and only the lack OF a sufficient
number Of National troops prevented the
entire discontinue of the rebels.
General Franklin was yesterday furn-
ished with copy Of the order for The ex.
ecutiOn of VIM. H. Johnson, private in
the Lincoln Cavalry. According TO re
port, his offense was deserlion. Suppo.
sing himself to be in the presence OF a
party of the enemy, be expressed joy
that be had made his escape. The Off
Ger then in command had private con-
yersation with him, when he freely and
anxiously gave such information as wo'd
have been of great Importance to the reb.
els. When his revelations had been con
Guided, he was arrested, and, much 10 his
surprise, discovering his mistake, was
taken back to his own camp a prisoner.
The execution took place this afternoon
in presence of about 1000 soldiers, be-
longing 10 General FrOnkl;n's division.
A detachment Of twelve men were detail
ed for tie purpose. Eight cf thrm fired,
when johnson fell on his coffin. but life
not being extinct, the other four, in res
erve, fred with the required effect
suspecirg tie Paluxeut river boat Of
carrying contraband goods, a few days
ago, the Marshal detailed a number Of Of
icers for tie purpose of examining. Ono
Young lady was discovered to have on a
skirt we ighing tbiriyIwo pounds. On
examination it was found to contain the
finest quality and variety Of sewing silk
A brother of the young lady, ten years
Of age, ad concealed under bis clothes
six pounds of quinine. A large variety
Of other contraband goods was also found
The skirt is now 10 the possession Of the
State Department and is an object of en-
rio,iy.
Commander Rodgers reconnaissance
has already been followed up by The ma.
val occupation of the newly discovered
passago--Warsaw Inlet. Our guns are,
in that passage, but ten miles from Savan.
nah, the steepes of which are plainly
visible from the decks Of our ships as
they ride at anchor there. From their
anchorage Savannah may be approached
under circumstances in which it will be
utterly defencelcss. At any time Gsnor.
al Sherman may bo ready. that city must
fall int o our hands. General Sherman
Is pushing forward. and Is expected spec,
Oily to secure the Savannah and Charlie,
stoh Railroad.
Tue Norfolk people arc in much trepi,
dalion by reason of the daily fear that
their city is TO be attacked. They say
III the harbor entrance ought TO be al
once fortified. Too latel
The rebels claim TO have thirty nine
hundred Union prisoners.
A soldier Of Nelson's brigade was shot
near Lebanon, Ky. by jackson. tho bro.
lher of tie murderer of Ellsworth. The
soldier went 10 the house TO make some
purchases, when Jackson asked him if he
was a Lincoln soldier, and instantly fred
on him. lie has been arrested aud sent
10 Louisville.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-12-19

NO6icR--.The members Of
tie Fairfield County Agricultural Socie.
ty will meet at the Mayors Office, in the
city Of Lancaster, on the last Saturday 10
December next, for the purpose Of hold.
ing an election for officers of said Society.
to serve for the year 1862. .a-sa.t t't
JOHN VAN. PEARSE, Pres't.
P. B. EMBrcH, Secretary.
Lancaster, Nov. l8, 1861 d, -..u l.a
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-12-19
Important Action in Western Virginia.

|
PHILIPPI, Dec. l5.-A force consisting
OF the Ninth Indiana and detachments
from the Thirteenth Indiana, Twenty fth
and Twenty second Ohio and Second and
Third Virginia regiments, and Riggs and
Brocken's cavalry, in all about eighteen
hundred men, under command of Gen
Miory, left Cheat Mountain on the 18Th
for The purpose Of driving the rebels from
their fortified camp on the Allegheny
Mountains. Our forces came in sight Of
the enemy drawn up ia line of battle in
FROM Of their intrenchments, charged up
on them and drove them back. A hot
fire was kept up during the afternoon by
both sides. and several brilliant charges
were made by our men. "'''
General Milroy withdrew at nighthfall,
intending to renew the attack in tho NOR
ming. During the nigh: the rebels left
their camp silently, burning everything
they could not carry with them. ,'''
Our loss was twenty killed and thirty
wounded. ''.N h'. H
The rebel loss is believed 10 be not less
than one bundled and fifty killed, includ.
ling one field officer. We have thirty pris
oners. ."" '+i't
By this laSt brilliant achievement Gen
Reynolds front has been cleared Of the
enemy, there being no organized rebel
force within forty miles Of our advanced
post.
A dela 'hment sent out from this place
yesterday re'arned this evening with ten
rebel guerrilIas, including the notorious
Jake Kurn.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-12-19
6pctial Notices.

/ VI ~ HTG VIII : TTTTTTTT II
Doctor Lelands Anti Rheumatic Band Ia thp.only
known remedy for rheumatism, Gout and Ne utalgfd
and tho pernicous effects Of Mercury an,i II is with
the greatest satlsfactOn as to Tvs merits hatwo call
the attention ofour readers to the ertiseme ut in
anothe eonma Of our paper of the Anti Rhe unatic
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-12-19
COnAagrltiOn at Charles
TON.

Chief Hotel and other buildings-HGf
III, City reported 6urnt-fncsndidrisn'
the supposed caHse-RumOred Negro
Insurrection-T1s Fire StM in prog.
reSs at last accounts.
BALTIMORE, Dec. l4.-Outside reports
say that fire broke out at Charleston.
South Carolina, in mill on Broad street
and destroyed that, the milier's house
and the Roman Cathedral.
No Norfolk papers were received by the
Old Point boat this morning. There are
flying rumors Of a negro insurrection, bu
nothing definite is known.
PmLADELPHIA. Dec. 14.--A specia
dispatch from Baltimore to the Philadel
phia Inquirets attribute the FIRE at Char
lesion to slave insurrection. and says
that one half OF Charleston is in ruins.
FORTRESS MONROE. Dec ia tele
graph dispatch to the Norfolk Day Book
from Charleston, S. G. states that fire
broke out in lha. place on Wednesday
night, which was supposed 10 have beer
the work Of an incerdiary. At the datt
of the last dispatch, at 8 o'clork Thurs
day P NJ, the fire was still burning.
The Thoater on Broad street, the In
stitute Ond other public buildings, are
stated 10 have been destroyed. The fire
swept across Bro street. Assistance
was sent from Augusta,
The Grand Lodge Of Free and Accept
ed Masons met at Richmond. Monday
and elected Lewis B. Williams, of Orange
Va, Grand Master for the ensuing year
BALTIMORE, Dec. l4--One report ofth'
fire at Charleston says that it broke ou
in sash factory. and that engines wert
sent from Savannah, Columbia, and Au
gusta. to subdue il; but arrived too late
to stay the confagration.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-12-19
naa-V Victims of Rheumatism read this:

p2Ap v lctlns OF hheumaIlsm read thls:
CLEARpoRT. Fair field CO., June 4, 1857.
DR.. G. W. RoBAcH, No, 6, East Fourth
street, Cincinnati, O.-Dear Sir:-This
spring hired to work on farm during
the summer, but | became severely afilict-
ed with rheumatism, and it disabled me
go much, that | was compelled to quit
work. After being confined to my room
for some time: Iprocured Of your agents
at this place, Messers. Abbott & Sons, a
bottle OF your Scandinavian Blood Purii
er and a box Of your Blood Pills, and af,
Ter the use of them was restored to per-
feet health. One bottle of your Blood
Purifier and oue box ofyour Blood Pills
performed perfect curs. Being satis6-
cd that it is an invaluable remedy, / sent
you this to be published If you think
proper, that others similarly affected may
have the benefit Of my experience, ''
'.'7' SILAS SPRINGER.
HEy See advartise nent 30.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-12-19
Estate of Daniel Smothers, Deo..

NoTIoEls hereby given that the undersigned has
tor o[tbe Estate OF Danield Snethcrs deceased. All
persons indebted TO said estate are requested 70 make
immediate payment, and all persons having claims
against said estatewl present them to the undersgn-
cd without delay authenticated according to law.
Al. sHRADER, Adm,tor.,
Ney.9 le6l--3w35
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-12-19
Attachment Nntice.

William Munlux against S. G. Mcbride,
Before W. l.. Rgby, ]. P, Of Rocking township
Fairfield county, Ohio.
On the 10th day of October, 1861, said Justice ssued
an order of attachment In the above action for Sl6 Is
debtand 8 10 probable costs. WIN. MUNLUX.
LANCASTER, Nov. 7, lsdl.-3w33 u.I
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-12-19
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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-12-19

GTSsoretary Cameron recommends
that the number Of cadets be increased
from 1872 to 400. Ns
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ron CHILDR EN.
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For Liver Complaint, BiliiOnsness, Headache, ID.
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e the public that has gyensueh onIre hattsaceion aS
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Being entirely vegetable, they are perfectly inuo-
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Corner Of Third and Pine Streets, 81. LoNfS, No.
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Estate OF William III. Hunter.

NIoTlCE.-The undersigned has been duly ap-
pointed administrator OF the estate Of William Il.
Hunter, late Of the county of Faineld and State OF
Ohio, deceased. NJ. A. DAUGHERTY.
La6easIer, Ohio, Dec u, isGi,--3w !. - ~
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-18


displayed 50 unanimous and enthusiasts On
uprising Of ell r.nks 70 psosscs shs Gossrs-
nent OF rssiss invasion. Frcn Asine to Gal
.sorni.. eager Asss are snrs'lns IN Ne array
OF the Cnioa. md even N shs rebel dissriss
paliens shossasAs bsdc shsir dns - sssihs
vigorous blows in 10 defence. The rich LEG.
acy cur forefafhers vrsssed for 10 non M,
RrsskIl's eountrynsn. hss nee yea bssoms
20 IL inherisors the ohisSs Of such indissr-
snes a. he chronicles. and . niIlisn livss And
untold treasure vii be sssrihcsd before Il
shall be suffered 10 depart nom a.
The brilliant correspondent must. ere sAis
have seen HE error. and HE later leasn vill
no doubt. ackao~isags il. for he posssss'
the national spiris Of fair play, And b so'
Acute an observer No, 70 perceive thai h'
true drift, and meaning Of the immense mar
shalling Of forces which he bee witnessed 10
ihai
THx UxIox xra xSp saALL n Pasnysr
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-18
rh. Missouri Republics. Of w.dn..d.,

The Missouri Republican Of Wednesday
holds the following strong Cnies language:
6"It !. no u,s - nince matters. Gen. Hsr-
rev feels himself able TO pat down all opro-
elton wherever il may show itself. and ths
significance OF his manifesto 10 embraced in
this particular fact alone ST. Louis 10 over.
awed by armed bands OF men, eager for .
FRAY, and seeking the opportunity 70 glui
their vengssucs spon those who. up 20 Che
present time, were their nsighbo- and
friends, but Who are % ~ longer The
whole eastern front on the Mississippi rivsI
in com nanded in the same way, and the lows
and Kansas berdsrs are, Or coon viii BE-
eqsally veil guarded. Gen. Harnsy's mani
fssto 10 mcdest sneush in ret setting fortf
with sone partieulsrity ihess fasts, and shs
advantages which they give him. bot Ne arr
restrained BY no such dsticacy. and mostly th'
people ofthsn that they may take warning
The State Of Mtsssu-i % 20 ssflsdsS snj 80.
froiieS BY fks ~iIssSy forces ks-se< ~ "a
Unusd Sfsfss Gosersmenf. that u usuld b
,ror~ fhas madness 10 think Of opposing thsr
nth ssv eyec-fior Of suee,ss. 80 much VI
have Felt ourselves bound to ny by wsy o
caution 10 the people OF Missouri
The nsn who after reading the sbevs sr
,rsc. will say thai the kepublicss Is q Uniol
paper !. vore than IN idios-hs iss Enavs
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The vshi.rsc. Rersbliesn publishes -
ertrsc, fro- . lstssr vrittss bra lsdy rod
ins IN ore 81 tho veslshisst ooursis - vir-
xini.. Which Indicates that she 70 NJ res
hsprv where she 10. srd coesnt fns~ hov 70
better her cs-tluo.. le her ssctior Il 10 BE-
Bersd that the p>eris 81 w~hinrson are
nssriy starred ons. ard tAss sAs President n
ssTsrinr from dslirisn trensrs- Yet bad a.
shis mar bs. IN her e~s ts~s che rrsepece
s,s eve. les sn-eurssinr rnss have a
Hone Guard. the members % Which watch
bv turrs every sight. .n6 no ore. vhiss or
black. dare r. eat amer sen o'elock, Tor fear
81 getting riss bale. In then. And shis
gusrd. she ssrs. vss sos tee soos heguk. fer
the segro>s are greatly srrised ~ TIE sess u
the secessio.ss, ard many have been heoc1
70 thresssn that Rshs trc>rs leave ssr -
purpose Of fghsisg, thsy VII ~ thsis 81
hands With The ~kifss THAI remain 10 IL
she rich fsr>srs. Ers&sly AFRAID Of their -
slaves. are compelled = fUwd 49, -
brnn night nd tse -
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-18

fhs strongest advocate in Indiana fer .
Jus, and peaceful compromise Of eur Nstonsl
troubles, up - the taking Of Fort Sampler
By tho Southern Traitors. vss Hen. Robt.
Dale Owen. But Ike others he nov sses the
day.of ce1p-oniss il pas, until the South are
made 70 know. sad feel ths, there is.s North.
The following views OF Mr.. Oven sesry
fron'ths New Harmony Advsrtses
"Hiskte- three thousard additional troops
h.vs been called FOR by the Prssident.-lf
the demand we're FOR double the amount, the
peopie respond {, H. They feel. that. sccs
engaged in this -onts<,. huaanly isslf 70
quirss thar the force should be suficisn, -
bring IL 70 q speedy termination. With as
army OF . hundred shonssnd men. there might
be much more bloedshsd thar With en- arm,
Of ,wo hundred thousand.
E-sn taking into viwr the subordinsse
csnsids-asion o. expense. the larger army
msy be, In the end, the cheaper. Calm 70
feetioo before engaging In scch . contest.
but decision and energy Ard 20 bali vay
nsvsre., When once in.
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- Even d. oasei.s.a E.gs,r~ .,

- Even The ciscissst Es7usr~ sss
didly sekso~lsssss sssr Capt Lyos vas
justified 10 HE breaking up Of the des ofuai-
to-s at Camp Jseksos-shss me erecnss-s-
oss warranted n II ays
Missouri 10 undergoing fevnsns. On &c
osaai ~ ,hs capture 81 shs State trcors and
Munitions 81 vsr a Canr Jackson. II a
very natural thai the afsir should create
considerable feeling: bat. ne thini. vher
calmly considered. viii be pa down. hover
~ isjudieiors. a. enc altogether justiesbls
undsr the eireunsssnes- We SPEAK nss
only Of ne SpsDrs ~ The troop. their arm.
ard nuniti.ss a nav have been injudi
cious. Tor. In the present sroisd state ~ ths
pablo mind. the act nav Be The cause 81
rrecip;Asrr Nissouri iao rebellion. vhes
otherwise sss nigh, have remained In sh'
Crion. That nav or nar sos be, hs~sssr
or We act isslf. - thint circumstances
warranted a.
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ofefs ~ fneSee, vt9s tsnst9, -
nsshs ~ Uspengssn. Aiszaadsr he6r~gsr pshsyt
Hsarserr and Hannah srifh n. T~s ". susih-
ygs cSaD~s risss osul Assss Tern, \ d.
1.-THE PLAINTIFF il the above entitled
/ l. case. have Sled IN tAs clpk's snse 81 the
virs csSrnsa Pleas Cosrt ~ viFs sossy, indiana,
thsr cs8plsiss, siisr.ss ost the sid ssfsnsan',
B9s W. Smith, shpentss kinssf rom ss usss place
Of rsrsdsDes In Tsrs-Hssts, vgs eessiy. mere than
Eve ysars sGs, end HE vkerssbess Ss unkhevn-
that he len slayrs snosn q properly In said ssun-
~, vi,hc.s having nsts s.y prsvises foI the MAJ
! srsnsns thsrsof-thst he ier Hannah sriA. TIE
es~rsins,t nj. wife sal fvs minor shilsren vithes'
hsvng made aay prevsier for the support ana sdu-
eaton II his fsnysnd that his sropsrty, 40 aean-
iaonsd ~ him, ~ suffering vssts-thst ssit ether
fesrrlsinsrts sh'sa hsnrss'es ssd AlsIAnos'
nSGr~-~ ard hsbsTt nct}rsgor, ana othsrr are cred
tier. 81 -sid szsA ard that sale ef ssis property
10 necessary fer tss rsyosnt Of said smiths debts
( askfrg said vige Common Pleas Csart IL hear ssst
complaint and upor prsef presume the said Ezra "
Smith dead ard Jurisdiction, over said estate
d said Smith IN the sane manner and 10 the san'
sxtsnt a. ~ the ssid smith we're dead, and sppoin
rights and powers. and be subject - all the duties
rslassn thereto, which sprsrsih 70 administrator
| Of dcce6enfs estates.
He~. therefore, the said defendant, Hzrs " Smith
viii sass nsrcs hat usles he be and appear In III
viro Ceunss Fisss Court en- the frst day a ,h
Hssts, wye esunty. Of the third Hosdsy ef August
lisa, thss and there 70 Plead, answer or densr :
sGl ssnplsint. the same v1l BE ssssniss6 IN HI
! absence By said Ceort
4 uoIsAx CxAxp, Pifs. Asty-
! JOSEPH II. Br.lKE, eisyf
myisevie. viys Ceunty Cssnsn Pleas Court
nansp<f. ssus,o ssry sSs ssvt bin - Attyv.
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esrfss MsvAiEssy w., John kevAlhssy We
c>aaoa Plsas Ccsrs. Aassst Term, \ 10 1871.
ne risisrR ~ ne above s~tils< sasss eis< n
ne elsrk's o0ss o. Ne viso Coamsn Pleas Court
Der CsnpisiHs alleging tAsitAs esfssdast Sohr Ne ).
vhisssy ssssspa binss,f froa his sssal phase q,
rssitssss n Yiss es1niy, Issiass, mere thar I've
gear eye, ssa bic vksrsshose ere sntrc~s-osi
sail defendant 10 sstised - sAsss IN the estate 81
Ais father. rhsmss Nsvhiassy, ana Of his orots~'
Hsais hsshisney--thst he len Clarisss hsvfinnsy,
HE vfss. he eornplainsas hsrsis, and I'VE minor
.bildrsa visAess having made prsyisisn Tor he zap
pert AAA stssaaos - his said family, sat hat ssid
family arr In sss< a the pxecssds Of said property
fer thrir >sppers ard s6ucstion-and he said con-
plssnsrs asks the Csurt that 10 shsu be pFsssms<
ssi % Inst ssis defendant is dead, and tia, the
Cosrt % prssf o. As sbsvs mentioned facts assstns
turfsdsetsos ,he estate ~ said defendant ssd
appoint az sfninisreter sfhis said estate, having
all shs rights ard powers asd subject 70 oil the dns'
In rslsnes tksrsts which sspsrtAs 20 As'ninsTA;o'
Of t-c~denss s<tatO-
ne ssil defendant JsAs nsvhiassy ~ take 20.
zee thai salsss he Be ss1 spyssr In the vixo Com
uss yisas Court. % The frss day OF Ne neal tsrr
Of sssa esurs 70 10 hol<ss 81 rerrs Hsuts, Isdsns
N The third monday In August, lssi hss and her
~ psssx sr<wes or tsns 70 said complaint, III
I rsrs Win Ne dsssrmised N IN sbsssss % ssi'
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