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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-03

REcRuIrINa oTrroE Capt. Anderson
nephew of Maj. Anderson of Fort Sum
ter fame, will shortly open an office in
this city, for recruits for the three years
service III the b. S. Army. Captain An.
darsoH is an accomplished gentleman and
officer. His head quarters is at Fort
Hamilton, N. Y: The pay of the soldier
is from $l3 to see per month, and a
bounty of $lOo, aud quarter section Of
land. Theter Of service is three years.
The United States soldiers are offcefsd
fed, clothed and quartered, in the bsst
manner The service is, in short, good
military SO ool. Hall the commissioned
officers are taken from the ranks; thus
ndOrding a fine opportunity for promo
ton, ..n..
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-03
~The Cincinnati Cav

RThe Cincinnati Gazette of We'd.
nesday says the State of Ohio has in store
within sixty miles of Cincinnati, over
eighteen tons Of musket and can non pow.
der, of the very best quality that can be
manufactured. This is being held for a.
ny emergency that may occur. The
State authorities are making ample prep
aratiOns to secure the safety of the cities
and towns on the border, in casa Of a
threatened invasion, .
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-03

NOur enemies are treacherous and
Tricky as well as treasonsble. They now
call their party meetings, "Uuion Meet.
iugs. thus serving the devil in the livery o.
heaven. Mark them we'll and watch
them closely! Union meetings" ad-
dressed by Jeffries, Olds & Col "Union
meetings." where Vsllandipgbam is an.
nouncsd to speak! "Union meetings, /"
disgraced by the shiny presence and ap
probation Of the Editor OF Eagle! "Un-
ION meetings" where treason is avowed
and compromise peace high taxes
and low butter preached "Uniou
meetings." where the whole burden of
speech is opposition to the war.
Once upon time an ass robee himself
in lions skin. 1t made him no less an
ass. His ears were easily detected. So
with the Eagle Clique; the robe of Union
does not make them less disunionists.-
their disloyalty is easily seen.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-03
Ez4rbe maxlms Of wi.ost men a,. ),

Egrhe maxlIs Of wiSest men are to
preserve the body id perfect health, no,
to wait for the development Of disease
"Be wise 10 time" check and guard a.
gainss the fret approach. Keep the stou.
ach and blood healthy and pnre. and the
plaques ola poisoned atmosphere fa'l
harmless. The ouIy remedy that viii
thoroughly purify the blood, and at the
same time strengthen and invigorate the
system, is McLEAN's SrRESeTnENrse
CORDIAL ANB BLOOD PuaITInR. Try it.sud
you will be convinced. See advertise
mont.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-03

RWMt. +. Q. Haunum has just pre-,
sented us a lithOgrsph Of the gallant Col
MulI,gar, executed IN hno style. He has
just received a lot Of Autographs Of prom.
inent men.
Wsntsd, to lease OF rent farm in this
county Of 100 to 100 acres, by practical
farmer. Inquire at General Agency Of.
fee, Greene Block.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-03

EWe invite special attention to
the advertisement Of Mr.. RrsiNG in an
other column. Mr.. R., has purchased the
Clothing and Mems Furnishing Store of
Henry Springer, who bas gone to war
With Mr.. Rising to manage the business
Of the concern, our well known fellow
tOwnsman Mr.. Trou, to do the cutting,
and some Of the best taylor's in the coun.
try to do the work, the establishment will
rank as first class business house.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-03
20 ths YOters Of PaIraeld.

i -. 'No 'OtcIs OF ralruelds
Fyou oppose the war to suppress re
psllion vote for J. @. Jeffries.
lfyOu believe the war "uubOly, unjust
and damnabIe. vote for j. @. Jeffries
If you believe this to be Lincoln 4
war, wAged TO sustain the Chicago Plat.
lorm,' to Conquer and 'ubjugats the
South" to free the negroi' to "Over.
throw the Union and build upon its runs
a military despOIism"--voto for J.C.
Jeffrieb. l9qe, t
hyou believe in the right of Secession
vote for J. @. JeAries.
Ifyou believe in the right Of any dis.
AT ected portion Of our people to resist the
constituted authorities and hulliiy the
laws OF The land--vote for J. b. Jeeries.
II you Sympsthize with and justify the
rebellion --vOte for J. c. Jeffries.
If you believe this war is waged for the
"subjugation Of sovereign States, +" and il
your "motto is not one cent" for such a
War--vote for J. @. Jeffries.
. II you would strengthen the arm of
treason and paralyze the arm 81 the Cow
ernmeut--tote for j. C. Jefrics.
If you would cast the influence Of the
county against the Union. against the
Constitution and against the laws of the
land-yOte for j. G. Jeffr;es.
Ifydu had rather see the Government
destroyed, The flag insulted and disgraced,
The Union dismembered and broken No,
han to pay Is cents taxes on the 500. |
Tote for j, @. Jeffries. Geo
lfyour loyalty is measured by the
'rice Of butter and eggs -yoto forJ. G. |
Teffries.
lfyou love your party better than coun.
ry. men better than principle--if you |
Vould prefer to be represented by an in.
Iolent. |prejudiced. disloyal demagogue.
o an energetic, honest. loyal and capable
nan OF the people--yote FOR J, G. Jeffries.
If you favor vigorous rosecution of
he war to suppress ebelliou--vote for
erry Moutsith.
If you would preserve and perpetuste
no Union as our fathers made it-yote
'r Jerry Montei,h. p
lf!ou prefer government of the peo.
le to a government OF tyrants--vote for
erry MOnteith.
Ii you believe in mans capacity to self.
oVernment--vote for Jerry Monteilh.
If you desire the free navigation of the J
IissiSsippi Riyer--vOte for Jerry Mon.
18th.
If you uphold the flag of our fathers
ote for Jerry Monteith.
If you prefer law and order to anarchy
I'd blood-vote for Jerry Monteitb. !!
lfyou want a Representative who will
ote men to carry on the war. and money to
lstain our brethren in the fcld-yote for
'rry Monteith.
Ifyou desire 10 be represented by a
AN Of the people, who is honest and ca.
lble-vote for Jerry Monteith:
Ifyou would crush treason and punish
aitor', and rebuke their sympatizers- !
'te for jerry Montei.h.
1fyou would cast the influence of Fair
I'D county for the Government, for The
nicn Of the States and for the execution Z
the laws-vote for Jerry Monteith. o
Fathers who have sons gone to the !,
ars, you would sustain them, if you Il
ould justify them, if you would have .
EN- paid for their services.-voe for l
rry Monteilh. G
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-03

CArTIi sALE.-Mr. Reuben Ehick.
will offer at Public Sale, at bis residence
about mile and a-half south. east Of Bal
timore on the Pleasautville road, on Tues
Hay, Oct. 10th, choice lot Of Stock and
Fat Cattle. Twelve head Of iai cattle.
thirty-eight head Of stock catt.e, and few
mich COWS. will be offered. A credit Of
six months will be given. Butchers and
other persons dealing in cattle, will find
1t to !hoir advantage to attend this sale.
A yearling durham Bull will also be Of.
fered, 4tts
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-03

Hohsts WANTED. - Messrs. Briggs Il
Church want to purchase 500 Lead Of
horses and mares between the 7.h and
l2:h insts. When you come to the Fair
next week, bring an ettta horse for sale.
See advertisement.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-03

ETH Hon. Andy johnson, the best and
braves. man Of Tennessee, addressed oul
people on Tuesday last. His speech was
eloquent aud great. He spoke with q
tongue Of FIRE, and his great words well
ing up from the bottom Of his great soul,
moved his audience to frequent tears
All honor 10 Andy johnson. t
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-03

ST The Mass Meeting of Saturday was
a great success. The masses were in and
they heard tho truth. Our gallant candi.
date for Treasurer of State, @. Volney
Dorsey madsa great speeehs
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-03

IMPRovEMHEr.--A substantial walk is
being laid of"bouldsr stone, between The
ShafFor and Greene corners. aOross Main
Street.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-03
A NEW ARTICLE. rs
Dit. ROBACK,S STOMACH RITTERs

A new and delightful stomachiC and Cordial, ror
giving tone to the stomach, and the prevention o
bilious complaints incident to the Western county
Try II. As morning drink, 10 assist digestion and
relieve dyspepsia 1t has no equal. Try L. In GgpOr
II hissnpsriOr TO dii other bttets Try u.
The formula OF these bfttefs, now (le6l) the sole
property OF DR.. Robaek. originated with one OF The
oldeat and Medical Practitioners of the
weat and IL Is directly predicated upon ths wants o
wester people, These BitteVs derive their stimulus
from the powerful tonic nature Of the and herbs
Of which they are composed, and as they BY al
piomotive o. orTEMPERANGE, the present proprietor
belieyesth thA, In making them widely known the pub
Iic welfare ls subsoTy0d. ..l tt.
II will soon be for sale BY all Of Dr., Roback's nu-
merous agents, and at hotels &C. the copntry over.
In the meantime, orders will pe Alled direct from
CInclnnatin In any quantity, and al the lowest rates
II Is put IN In quart botes and securely packed In
one doz cases. Half doz. sample cases Will however
be packed and sent 10 any address, II desired.
Ra,niI pr;ea n mar hntfLa ~ liz far AS
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-03

@A very fre display Of Dry Goods
are now being exhibited at Reds Store.
The goods in ths show windows have been
very tastefully arranged by Mr.. W1tT.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-03

HWe devote q lengthy space in to.
Sy's paper to "a description Of the fgbt
der Col. Mulligan, at Lexington, MOI
thich will be read with interest.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-03
HON. ANDREW JoENSoN ~


Composed on ksariag HE Three Hour,
Pafrtofie Union Speech n he Cir
Hall, Oa. l. 1851.
9nis' Saffbts'StO RsGthy speech sat,
=. -nou LIee'ln-Jaekson mot BuchanaH) dsmocra,;
ihoass sHird rom rsbsilivas TehnSs,ss.
Ike homan srls OF tho oIaea tinis,
lnoo shalt not weep 10 ,ain her reereaney,
ofv"niy plsud Oure eauso with siOquenee sublime
ny ia's mall svsf our hatred for ths rebel host;
70 crush rebellion mindless Of the cost;
Thy patriot bnvsry IusrsaIs our own
Beneath The UHroS Gag Of wAshinstoH;
r. fi sin Az ne S States, eoploin'din ev'ry part,
AZ well try sssSripg the MlsSi,sIppI's use,
win RtgAt, and GOD, and HashiastOs. unon ou,
sidei '.~
Lancaster, Ohio. '''''
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-03
WEAVINGi WEAVINGlI

NHB undersigned respectfully informs bis cusso
mers aud ibe RnblLS generally. that he still con-
denee on Columbus st. South or Nain.
lam fully prepared TO weave
COVERLETS, CARPETS. LINSEYS
FLANN ELS; &C., &C.. at the most reasonable
terms. GEORGE HEILBRON
Lancaster, Sept 90, lssl.-3ma7
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-03
RttaiI Prize 81 per bsttls, ~ sis Tor IS.
Pr,ucIpat once and saIesroom, No Eas, Fourt

Principal once and salesroomi, No @ East Fourth
street. Sd building from Main stteeL cinciunati, o.
| IabratOrI Nc, 81 Hammond Street. ~ S
For saie in Fairfield county BY Coo, KAUFMAN &
Co., Sinord & Delashnuth, Lancaster; Z Kalb Rush
Vile: Abbott a Son, Clearpoh; Philip Hane, Pleas
antville; G, ?. Hamlln, Oakland; Harman Curtis,
PIckerington; n. L. Nicely, Baltimore; BeeTy & Me-
Candlish, Btemen; Sanderman & KnauH. Amanda;
Z l.. Brattin; New Saems Joseph RAIDER. Millersport,
II. B, Harner Basil. aud by druggists and rchantI
Sept. Ia, 1861, -s .rs rt
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-03
DR.. }. IT. %sLEAN1s VoLcaTYc OIL LLwIMES;
Tie Beet External in tAs World,
fa NJ. a. p...s
NOTTCE.

SS EEESST HAVE changed my place Of
~ -~lhN business to BAS ASIL, Ohio. All
SAlk & shose indebtedto me BY note OF
esED<sz$65AS book account, willpiesse call al
once and payup. L. L.E.zIEGLEisauthorized 10 settle
and reception me. i PoPFIOB, in TafTmadge Block,
oPposit p. Van Trump's Law 0Alee. 4. JULIAN,
Lancaster, Aprlff, ,fS6i--ftf
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-03
List Of Township Meetings

Puruant To previous call, the Fairfield
County Union Executive Committee, me
at the Mayors Office at o'clock P. M
on Saturday. Sept. 7th inst. P.B. .Ew
ing was chosen chairman and K. Frittel
was appointed Secretary.
On motion, Joseph Dorou Of Walnut
Township, was nominated candidate fol
the Office Of County Commissioner, and
Justus Yougbans of Hooking Township,
for the Office Of lnfrmary Director,at the
ensuing election.
On motion. K. Fritter was appointed
Treasurer, and R. NJ. Clark, P. b. EN-.
bich and X. Fritter were appointed to
to serve as Finance Committee,
Township meetings will be held as fol.
lows:
Mauger's School House, Liberty Town.
ship. Friday Evening, Oct. 4tb.
Election House. Berne Township,
Greenfield Township Election House,
Clearport. New Salem. Rushville, Lithop.
oils, Bremen, Amanda. Geneva. Laucas-
ter. Basil. On Monday Evening. Oct. 7ih.
Suitable places for holding the meet
ings will be secured BY the member Of
the Executive Committee of the Town.
ship.
One Or more Of the following named
speakers will be present and address the
people at the respectiya meetinua.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-03
DR.. MeLEANs UvIvERsAL PJLLs.


For Lfssr csmpioaat, BiiioxsRsss, HsadeeGs, Se.
There has never been cathartic medicine, offered
10 the public that has given such entire AZ
bcLEAS's UNIvERsAL PILLs.
Being entirely vegetable, they are perfeetiy limo
cent ara csn be taken by the most tender lnfan yet
proinpt ana powerful In removing all Billions secre-
Tons, Aeid or Impure, Feted Matter from the Stom
aeh In fAet, they the only Pills that should bo
used In malarious districts.
They produce no GrpinK, Sickness or main In m a.
Stomach or Bowels, though very active nd
In their operation promoting healthy secfeions az
the Liver and Kidneys. Who will suffer from hi
lousness, Headache and Foul Stomach, wher so chap
remedy can be obtained Keep them CONSTANTLY
on hand; single dose, taken In season. may prevent
hours, days and months ofsickness. Ask for hr
H. MeLeanS Universal PHI. Take no other. Being
o1'ea, !nsy are ss:teess Price only rs cents per
ed Stai's. j. II. NOLAN, Sole Proprietor,
CoT"'rJ TAird and Pine Strests, 81. LoHis, No.
DR.. J. H. IsLEAN7s VOLCANIC OIL LINIMEyT
TAs Bs'' External IN tAs World,
for Man or Bsasf.
Thousands OF human beings have been saved life
Of decreptude and misery by The use OF this inyalu
aole Lniment. II win relieve pain almost fnstanta.
neOusy, and will cleanse purify and heal the foul.
est sore In an incredible shorttime. NeLsan's Yoi
sdHis Oil LiEinsnt will relieve tie most inveterate
cases OF Rheumatism. Gout, or Neuralgia. For Par
alysis, Contracted Muscles, Stiffness or in
the Joints, Muscles or Ligamens Il will never fall
Two applcaions will cure Sore Throat, Headache or
Eafsehe. For Buins or scalds, any Pain Il is an
iniailibie Kennedy. Try IT, and you will nnd Il an In
dispensible remedy, Keept always on hand
,PLANTERRS, Farmers, or any one having
vclcenic OIL Linment. il i, speedy and infallIble
cure for Calls, sprains chaies, swsns. Lam meness.
Sweeney, Sores, Woands, Scratches, Or any e4ternai
disease. Try, II aid you viii be convinced.
DR.. y. II. IhsLEa'vi sol. Proprietor.
uFs. u. Sloeumi agent. Aug. Is, l96l---Iy
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-03

NOTrcz.-A few bushels of corn will be
received on subscription. at this Office.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-03
Why the Rebels Fell Back from WASH
ingtOn.

luHtOus
Our dispatches announcing the aban
donment Of the rebel i1lrencbments a
Munson's Hill and other points near
Washington were not clear as to the cause
Of this retIogade movement. A letter to
the Philadelphia North American throws
a little light on the subject. The writer
says:
1t was determined on Friday. at couu.
Gil OF war held at the headquarters Of
Gen. Scott, that an advance should be
made, and within four hours afterward the
enemy prepared for fight. This may be
coincidence, but 1t is more likely that
information of our intended movement
was carried directly to the rebel camp.
Rebel spies abound here still, and thew
constantly manage ingeniously TO send
over to the enemy all the information they
as ingeniously manage to obtain. 1t is
impossible to preven. this, at all events it
ls not now of great consequence, as moth.
ing can be said which will not serve to
impress the enemy with the madness Of
attempting 10 capture Washington; or Of
making any serious resistance 10 the i'm.
mense army Of Mcclellan.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-03
COmpFomIse,

"The men Who are crying oOmpromist
now" says Hon. Andy Johnson, Of Ten.
nessee, "ars the cOuntry's snemiss.--
They are my enemies and l hold them a,
Sucb," Andy johnson is right. tn.
men who are preaching compromise ar.
the eonntrys enemies.--the country q
worst enemies. They we'll know thai
compromise iS impossible. They we'll
know that the rebels IN arms Indignantly
spurn all terms Of settlement other than
the unconditional recognition OF their in .
dependence. They well know that Davis
and his co conspirRtors have uniformly
said. "If the Northern people suppose ws
are fighting for compromise or terms,
they had as well get rid Of the delusion
at once. We are Sighting for indepeud.
ence and a separate nationality. 1--we
~sre dllosOed 10 dictate our Own terms for
a further Union NTH the North, we wOuld
scOr" and spHrn the proposal" They
well know that compromise is impossible,
to say nothing Of the dishonor aud hu.
initiation it would bring upon the nation
and the nations flag 10 compromise with
traitors in arms-to establish the prece
dent of permitting law breakers to profit
by their crimes. All talk Of compromise
now divides the public mind, wilhdraws
from the government that sympathy and
support due to it and demanded by it.
TO talk compromise now is to hold out
the idea thar our troubles can be settled
otherwise than by war, and hence 10 lead
men to oppose the war. To oppose the
war in this crisis is to oppose the Gov
ernment, because the Government can
only be preserved by war. and to oppose
the Government is treason.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-03

THURSDAY. OCT. 8. 1861.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-05
REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION


The Republican State Committee of Massachusetts,
invite all citizens of the commonwealth who are in
favor of union for the support of the government,
and for a vigorous prosecution OF the war against
wicked and unproyoked rebellion, and who are de.
termined in good faith and without reservation to
support the constituted authorities in all attempts to
restore the sway Of the constitution and laws over
every portion of the country, to send one delegate
for each town and each ward Ola city, and one adj
dftonal delegate for every two hundred votes, and
one for every fraction over one hundred votes, in
each town or ward according to the last census of
voters, TO convention to be holden at WORCES'
TER, on TUESDAY, the FIRST DAY OF OCTO-
Der, Tor the purpose of placing in nomination can
didates for the various state Offices TO be filed at the
annual election, and of testifing to all loyal men
throughout the country their unfaltering and per-
sistent purpose to maintain the free principles and
democratic institutions inherited from our fathers,
and thus secure peace-the only one substantial
and permanent, based upon successful vindication
of the supremacy of constitutional law.
WILLIAM CLAFLIN, Chairman.
S. n. SToCKwELL, Secretary, pro tenn
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-05

A DARK WEEK FOR THE REBELs.-As the
week of the Stone Bridge disaster was dark
week for the friends of liberty, so the present
week is dark one for the rebels. The loss of
Hatteras inlet, the wreck of their chief priva,
teer, the desertion of their cause by northern
journals which formerly lent them some aid,
the prodigious activity of the federal govern
ment the new animation of our armies, and
the revived energy and spirit of all the loyal
states, are dreadful signs Tor them May their
gloom deepen and darken with every coming
week, until their infatuated enmity has come
to an end-N Y. Evening Post
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-05

breasts, for fight in the suppression of this in
famous rebellion,
President FELTON, of Harvard University
said he came there to see Gov. Sprague,"
and delivered an exceedingly interesting and
patriotic speech He said the first degree of
LII. ID. ever conferred by Harvard was upon
George Washington, and the last upon Win.
field Scott Speeches followed by Captain
Blake and Rev DIR. Junkin OF the naval acad-
envy at Newport ex. Gov. Anthony, President
Eaton of Madison University, Hamilton, N.
Y, Professor IIoppin of Yale College, and
the cynosure of all eyes on the occasion, and
was enthusiastically cheered at every mention
of his name.