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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-09-12
List Of Township Meetings

Puruant to previous call, the Fairfield
County Union Executive Committee, me
at the Mayors Office at O'Clock p. NJ
on Saturday, Sept. 7th inst. p. b. Ew
ing was chosen chairman and K Frittel
was appointed Secretary.
On motion, Joseph Doron Of Walnut
Township, was nominated candidate fol
the Office Of County Commissioner, anG
Justus Yougbans of Hooking Township
for.lhe office of Infrmary Director,at the
ensuing election.
On motion, X. Fritter was appointed
Treasurer, and r. NJ. Clark, p. B. En-
bich and X. Fritter were appointed tc
to serve as Finance Committed
Township meetings will be held as fol
lows:
Bremen. Friday, Sept. 18th. at u q
clock P. NJ.
PickoriOgtOn, Saturday, Sept. 18th
O'Clock P. NJ.
Rushville, Saturday Evening, Sept. IA
Election House. Madison Township,
Monday Evening, Sept. 16
Sugar Grove, Tuesday Evening, Sept.
IT.
Royalton and Stoulsville on Wednes,
day Evening, Sept. Is.
Millersport, Thursday Evening, Sept
10.
Dumcntsvillo on Friday Evening Sep,
20.
Lancaster, Saturday Evening. Sept. 2l l..
Lithopilis. Monday. Sept. 23d at 3
o'clock.
Clearport, Monday Evening, Sept. 23
Hamburg, Tuesday Evening, Sept. "a.
PickeringtOu, Friday, Sept. 9th at Q
O'Clock p. NJ.
Mauger's School House, Liberty Town
ship. Friday Evening, Oct. 4th.
Lockville, Saturday Evening, Sept. 90.
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GEo. B. Mcclellan.
Major General Commanding
s. WILLIAMS, Adjutaut General.
Letter from Frankfort

FRANkFoRr, Sunday Night, Sep. s.
Sunday as it is, the Legislature has
been in secret session al! day, and will
probably continue during the greater part
Of the night, to deliberate upon the great
question of peace or war. The Conleder-
aes have Gone at last what we have long
suspected they would invaded the neu-
trality Of Kentuoky-in search of theiI
rights, suppose. Oar Commissioners
sent to Southern Kentucky, on yesterday,
to request the withdrawal of Confederate
troops from the soil Of Ky, will return
by the morning train. they having been
notified, at Louisville, that the COnfeder
ate troops, quartereG at Hickman, were
there by authority of President Davis
and of course would not be Withdrawn
Our city has been in porfegt foment al
day; excitement has run riot, and thou
sand rumors are ahoat The telegraph
has worked industriously all day The
latest is a telegram announcing the armed
occupation Of Bowling Green, by Conted
crate troops. and that the Whoie OF Camp
Boone is in motion, and will invade Ken
tuUky.
Anderson is still here and is making
many friends, by his modest, quiet, anc
gentlemanly department He is evident
ly the man for the crisis in Kentucky
and will conduct our affairs to the salts
faction Of our people.
We have unabated confidence in thu
Union members of the Legislature. Grea
and mighty is their responsibility. They
will adopt every measure to prevent tn
secession Of Kentucky, and to drive tn
rebel troops off our soil. | am far from
an alarmist, but really fear kentucky
Joyous day of peace is about to expire il
grave Of blood. Notwithstanding tn
professions of amity by our ueighbo
Tennesseeans, let us commit no wrong o
aggression, but be prepared for the worsI
\. PERICLES. p
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The Confederate Army OF Invasion send
us Uitimatum 20 the Kentucky Legis.
IataTe.
Gen. Bishop Leonidas Polk has inform.
ed the Kentucky Legislature that his in
yasion Of Kentucky is approved by JEFF.
DAVIS. Therefore We suppose Kentucky
may expect more Confederate oceups.
tlon OF The same Sort. He magnanimous-
~ proposes 70 withdraw, however, ifthe
Legislature will give him pIsJge that
no Union troops shall be allowed 10 mus
ter or enter upon Kentucky soil. lie is
oniy enforcing the armed neutrality Of
the Stale by armed invasion. Il would
be nice thing FOR the Union men to dis
band; 1t would make it all so smooth and
easy for the Confederat4s aud the Ksn-
lucky Sscessionsls, for their right to or.
ganize in military camps is not to be in
teriersd with in any case, Tha. would
be unconstitutional,
The Kentucky Legislature has the whole
ease now before it 1t is for il 10 show
whether the expectations which have been
FOUNDED on the great Union majority in
Kentucky will be justified, or whether
the Union Legislature will drift ike tie
Union Convention in Virginis,-Cinci
nHaH Gazstte,
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Liberty Aainst tho worIdl

We are indebted 10 DR.. A. j. Shradsr
Of Basil, for the following local items:
On Wednesday lasta grand Pic Mic
came off in Grove near Baltimore, given
in honor Of Capt. Cupp's Cavalry Cons
pany, which was to leave the day follow.
ing. Several hundred persons were pres.
ent and partook of a mos. magnificent
dinner.
On Saturday evening last Adam Smeck
gave supper for the benefit Of number
of boys of the neighborhood who had vol
untsered with Capt. Giesy; and oh, such
supperl The table fairly groaued be,
meath its load of good things.
On Sunday Michel Myers gave din
ner which bespoke volumes in favor o.
his large and liberal heart On Monday
evening Mr.. Joel Huntsbsrger, also gave
asuppe- which was hard to beat. These
benefits were all most magnificent affairs
Let it be said of Liberty lha. she is all
right. and doing more to support the
Government in this its hour Of peril, than
any other township in Fairfield County
and that Fairfield will not be behind he
neigEbors in contributing both men ant
means for crushing the present rebellion
Three cheers for Liberty! long and loud
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syTacuse ConvcntIon.

Mr. Clark B. Cocbrsns addressed The
Convention, reminding them Of the i'm
portancs Of the objects Of the convention.
Ihs ,oblset was not to destroy old parties
nor build u? Bew, but nominate ticke,
to unl'o every loyal citizoo; for himself
ne sP'' upoo party platforms; was sick Of
party platforms; was sick of party con
ventions. Immense applause 7
"m B. Murphy Of Albany, a reputed
peace man" vas not allowed TO sneak -
Samuel }. Holly. Of Os~ego, teiiug lin
If lie attempted 10 disturb tho meeting or
utter traitoIouS doctrines, he should re-
ceige severe punishment a, his hands.
The Committee on Credentials mada q
report declaring the delegates from Al.
b6ny county b. rejected ani denied seats
on the floor The report was unani-
mously adop;ed.
The Chairman read letter fron, Les.
he Combs, Of kentucky. IS follows:
.. FRhN2Fonr, KY, Sept. An. 1861.
10 RosEwELL GaAvEs:
Dear Sir: Yours Of ths 30.h and On.
closure, arc received. Thes. peace meet
inss "''h Us, and prfclme eyeryvhers,
are mere soft words fJr treason. and we
shall So treat them. I am graiaed to
md you sill a. voar post, and haze not
caught the Boil Run panic wh,ch has
done come mischief in Kentucky. an
on guard ali The time and rasdy for ao.
ton. If The rebe's dare make . war upon
US, we will sweep them clear and that
rapidly. We are vide awake, and dsy
heir malice az much as wo-sc0yn their
clustering. The Union, the Constitution
and the eniorecmsnt Of the Laws" mus;
be kept aloft everywhere, and III mere
party platforms tramp ed under foot.
Iouis truly, LESLIE COMBS.
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" GHrE1Ea arE.

ET0NCE . hereby given to James StockdaIe shat
o. ihe 2i.n d7y q. aEgRsi. 4 y. 1861, the Pair
f-d Couriy savings Institute. ulslatF. fled in ths
goar: Ql Conmon Pleas. 10 aud Tor the county of
Fairl VI gad state of Ohio it, petition srsinst inc
sand JaHes Stoe siaie, defendant. prayng FOR jusc-
meE against said defendant for the SUN ffu rtctu
hulireInnI sev~niv dollars with interest," there1r
from The I1sA Joy ofiarch, =. y. is5a bene part of
lis purchase money aFreed 10 Ice raid by said de-
Hte ID said COUNTY. sold " said phihtiTt0 said de-
fsIlaHt, io-wit Part of Tho South Tsst du,rtsr oF
section l" pty-ibree. ~ township siS'ecn iI rauga
rlst.sep, beginning at ;ha South WcLeorner ofsgft
cHa!ns and ny-one Inks 10 stone; thence East
va. - u. twelve c! aims and uinety-four luFg TO
noili IN .nce Sorih VA : N forty chains and twenty
'iESS 70 p12 thence " st va O. 90. twelve chains
anN nuety-fnur links 10 The place Of beginning con-
taihnE - 2-iNl acres; also part Of the same nunr
lerstcu'r, hec'RninG ~ stake in the Baltimore
lHe South Ne't eornerof said quarter thence Narth
~ the ne ol The lam sold h1 Solomon King "a l1-
nit A. h7gf' '"rtg eiuin' ard twehtyore links To a
c'Fuer' .herce East on tho quarter snc7 on lire tar
enough 10y HHuirc Son'h parallel with the Eno-nt.
ready a'sy -1ed as viii cnutin tweuty.thrPe aerrs
being ho share get apar Jacob Kin-i thc re-tf-
lion ~ 'he irnd- cfFhitip King decrrsel. in Fpir-
..-- "-l''h Fi3A, as by reference being hrd tn
watch "'il m1re fully sppear; ssid Lands being ha
land' N1nveyed 20 said FairHeld County Savings In.
t'iuie by Lewis y. hagy sad wife by deed bearing
cate Srpterhtr ". 4. ID. 1866. recrrjed in Record
err oce - tajrisd Jo1u'y. IN Book 80. 81 us 81,
&c. SET AZ Pryng ALEC iAa in defaalt NJ sal is-
tnaaH' pa, lnc said ig2mert within d-y 10 he fyeI
hy The C"uri ,N that hahH'ftaa said lands 80 apprs
ed, "dverised an sold and the proceeds apried 10
PHy iufcmeui aud e0sis and tho Third icstalirer
m -aI guroha-e money son due on the frsi day Il
Ianuar y D. l,i!, w,t5 iEiersst thcrcoufrom March
T.. l-59.
And said James stocsdalc i-roua,l that he +, re-
y, ls6l.
Dated thl.o9!h dsy ofAa-u,t. A. p. Issi.
HySrrP & p,tG1r7ry.
Afi0ruara r,rp pt.fotfW
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%Harper's Weekly. Frank Leslie
and the New York Illustrated, for this
week, have been receiyed at the News
Office They contain many illustrations
Of more than ordinary interest. Life
sized portraits of Gen. Butler, Commodore
Siringham, Gen. Rosenorsns, and others;
also an illustration Of the departure of the
great Southern Expedition under General
Butler, from Fortress Monroe. &c., 60.
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darcy and Cruiser.

The chief attraction al the Madison T'p
Fair, which commences on the 18th in at, at
Grovsport, will be the exhibition of the
world renowned Cruiser. This is tha
first exhibition of this celebrated horse in
Ohio, and John L. Rarey has consented
to handle him little, and give an ac'
count of his tanning, for the benefit Of his
friends and the Madison Township Agri.
cultural Association. AS Cruiser is the
most famous horse now living, and as
Rarey is universally acknowledged to be
the greatest horseman the world has ever
known, this will bsa very interesting af
fair, and the fact Of its being gratultou'
exhibition TO all who attend the fair OF
Thursday The 10th inst, only goes tc
prove what we have already heard of Mr.
Rarey'S generosity.
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nEwo are indebted to Mr.. Hannnn

GEWe are indebted to Mr.. Hannnm,
fthe General Agency Office. for pack
age of his "Union Variety Envelopes, -
which contains in addition to I psice Of
Jewelry; l2 sheets and envelopes with
beautiful and appropriate designs on
each. Autographed in colors, sold al
55cts: A few more active, energetic a.
gents can find profitable employment.
WANTED.-A situation in the country
by smart, active boy, Is years old
Farmers desiring help Of this kind, cal
at E. G. Hauuums General Agency Of
fee,
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REQUIEM SONNET.

Suggested by tAe glorious Death Of Gen. LYON.
He died as he liv'd insplr'd by glory,
For honor and courage were ever his claim:
His death in the future shall glitter in story,
And towards turn heroes new-birth'd by his fame
With victories orown'db eXpir'd In battle,
" he Price 'shoo'd his bottom''w was not the rea
kind.)
And sml'd on that Gag mid the canncns' loud rat
tie
Which yet By sRsh heroes shall wave in each wind
Enshrln'd in our hearts no stains shall eneumber
His mem'ry asswells 'gainst his murdre the pa
triois' fierce wrath,
And traitors as long no doubt will remember
The vanquishing Lyon that lay in their paihl
Go getin Glory's higher realm thy double crown,
wreath from C Cd, wrerth from wAsmSsroNl
II. E. II. LEvERING.
nhto
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The Government aud Gen. Fremont.

The Government aud Gen. Fremont.
A Washington dispatch to the New
York Times says.
The statement that the Presiden: dis
approves Of the proclamation issuei By
General Fremont has no shadow offluni.
alton. The President has carefully Sc
lected commanding officers, and Ls will
In no instance, interfere with their action
50 long as he continues them in lhs field.
The act passed by Congress clearly gives
the rightto declare the property Of rsb.
els to be confscated, and tie policy Of
summarily enforcing that act viii be lef.
to the discretion Of officers, controlled only
by the circumstances by which they may
be surrounded. If. in the prosecution
of the war, it may be military necessity
to emancipaie the slaves Of rebels and 50
declared by our Generals before the ere.
my. the President will not deem it in.
cnmbent upon himself to reverse their ae.
ton, any more than he would deem it
policy to Interfere with the police regu.
latlons OF respective camps. So tlose
who expect a reputation Of General Ere.
mont's declaration will look in vain.
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EE-Fort Lafsy yette and Castle William
in these pleasant autumn days, are not
SO entirely lonesome as might be imagin'
ed for The STEAMBOATS, to Staten Island,
Coney Island, the Fishing BarEs' &c.
are we'll patronized, considering the times
and NsW York in this way frequently has
glimpsss Of the rebel prisoners. while the
latter have an opportunity at the same
time of learning what degree of sympathy
their suffering martyrdom in the "Bas'
tile' excites and deserves. AS the steam
boats pass Fort Lafayette, some Of the
distinguished rebels there confined may
be seen either in the easements or prone.
nading on the ramparte. They are greet
ed Nth loud and emphatic groans, the dis.
oordance Of which comes up. to them an
unwelcomed daily comment on the doings
ef"the despOt Lincoln" Y. Tribune
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Blood Pills and Blood Purifier.

When Dr. Robaak. the celebrated Swedish Physt-
eian, ,iuirpduced hl Blood Purilar md Blood Pills
~ the onliri States. he ss. ofa Ia plain ianelags
t"el curative properties TuisWI7 ge'ri age. Inn
task 81 recommending them has ginrs b-cn 'Ftca ~
OH' Of bis hrHds. Enlightened mcu whore charge
ter Tor sound Judgment and philosophy. civ, their
opinions wegittn tn .ht community. me1 who observe,
reflect and make Insurance douhy Vrs' before they
deelae-are everywhere approving and urging the
use OF these Woaderiul prepar1 Ions, II who con,
Hde In tt5 wisdom ned honesty olthi clasl. or who
choos1 tnfnvc-ugs.s for themselves are now Of 0us
mHd on this ihPor;8nt sGljcst.
The evidence IN the ssiyn Of ". RObacs. which
s 81 al times accessible % the public, esiShn .he
following FACrS!
That the Blood Purifier and Blood Pills layo been
proved py analysis to
CoNTAIN 80 MINERAL,
That they cure the almost unirc-.al complaint,
DYSPEPSIA
With rpsyripg err'aafr, and In very short time
ihal aier all other medicines have proved useless,
LIVER COMPLAINT,
ani restore the health and strength Of tie sufferer
That SICK FEMALES,
who have lan~ui.hcd for years 70 Ie'plss weakness
ANA de.Poad'uey reeupcrate with Great apliIy un-
der their inygoretus operation. That an sexual
stimulating properties, That they recruit
SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS,
howeverthey may have BEEN lrasd wi h aud abused,
that their direct tendency rs to leHethen lio, AND
The PotSOI Of 'hr disease "a itc blood, they
CAUSE SOON TO HEAL,
aud discharge from the ystem cvcry iaini of scro:-
IA whether hereditary or Otherwise. Tbat they
RE,Rrir ruE DEuuirATEp,
and that there il 40 disease or the stomach and Bow.
els, tho Liver, the Nervous System, the Ssiu, Glands
or Muscles,
.7,isirr fr.a Impurities or O5s,raotioAs
Of TIE Blood or SesrsiioHs.
in which tho do not rive pru11Bf rrgf and f nj.
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EEThe Fairfield County Agricultural
Society will hold the next annual Fair at
the Fair Grounds near this city, on the
Och, 10Th, and llth of October. The
list OF premiums to bo awarded will be
found on our second page.
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YoK CHIEDuEv.
Or. .WeLEas-s UvfgERggL pyLLs,

For Lissr cSa2igiHt, BJiiorsae5s, Hsqdache, &c.
There hqq nsveg been Cathartie medicine offered
20 W" pbc5ai has given such entire saiisiaction az
AclERv's VyiyEFs,L Puts.
Being. entirety vegetable, they are perfectly nno-
ceGt and betasen hy tie most tender infants yet
prompt and powerful VI removing al Bilious score
ayrs, cid Or imSpre ,PstGd Motter from the Slom-
arl n fari. thcy arc me only Pills tri should be
used ia n'HaTiOus districts.
They produce ~ GrpiHg. Sickness or pain in gc
stomach or Bowels, though very active and searching
in iheis operation. promoting heahy secretion Of
ths liver aud Kidneys. Who Wi suffer from Bill
iousre-'. Headache and Fnul Stomach. when 50 chap
remedy can De Ob.aDed! Keep them constantly
on band; single dose takNn in season, may prevent
hours. DAYS and months ofviekness. As'f for Dr. :.
81. McLean's Universal PHI. Take no oiher. Being
coated ihey ars tasislcss. Price only - cents per
box, and be seHihy ms 10 any par; or the Unit
cd States. j. ". .GeCL.9l.r, Sale P-ogrietSr,
C0raer5 Third 4ad Pias sireeis, S. Louis, No.
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OrERAr1oNs OF THE U. S. MtNT.-A
report Of the operations of the U. S.
Mint for the month of August, shows
the gold deposits amounted to s5,o40,ol8
the silver purchases to s6Ol l,3l6, and the
copper cents received in exchange tor new
cenls, S5,8I0, making an aggregate of
$5047,l74. The gold coinage in the
same tilne was $S,96l ,635. mostly in
double eagles, The silver coinage in the
same time was S444,720, and Of new
cents $4,000, making an aggregate coin
age of S7,7l5,055. The total number of
pieces coined during the month Is 3,OS2,
254.
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The Sdudusky Register. quoting from
the ,Statesman's article on the nomination
Of JouN g. MARSHALL, candidate for Lieut.
Governor, in place of Hon. JoHS ScoT1
HARRISON. who declined the honor of be.
coming the tool of the miserable clique,
says:
No doubt he (Mr. MarshalD will make
"an excellent presiding officer''--when he
is elected. His election may be expected
to take place ABOUT the time "the sky fall,
and men catch larks." ."--not before, Ger.
tainly.
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Glorious Union victory In NaInc-Un-
ion Majority 10000.

New YORK, September lO.--We have
returns from seventy one towns, which
give Washburne. 20,343; Jameson, S,15l
Dana, 5,2o5;against last years vote, Wash.
burne, 2i,065; Smart. (Dsm.) 1874
Barnes, Bell and Everett 833. Wash
burne's majority in these towns is 6,9SG
against 1900 last year--a decrease o.
SIS.
The aggregate vote in these towns thi,
year will be about $4,000 and Wash
burne's majority from 10000 to $4,000.
The Union war majority in these towns
is 23,985. and will be in the whole State
about $4,000.
The Legislature is largely Republican
although there will be many Unior
Democrats elected jointly by the Repub
licans and L.pion Democrats.
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TIouslrd. or human beings have been s7yeIa 1ifo
o. decraptlude oad mlsery by the use f;his invaq
able Lniment. u nillreleys pain almost iHstanfa-
re"1sy. and II vii csanse, pHrify and heal ne foul
ct sore 10 IN Incredible saor. time. .NeLfza's G0l
c57ic Oh HiHiHteHi wil -leva The most ircterate
cases Of rheumatism Govt. or Neuralgia. For Par
aigsis, tOn!'-e'cd Ngel-s, Stiffness or Weakaess in
The Joints, mustlss or IsameEts Il viii never nil.
I"p applications will guT Sore Throat. Headache
Earcct.. For EuiHs nr Scaids or auv p.in.it tisan
inlallihle Remedy. Try H. an'l you win f1d It an in
u.4peEs bs r-mody. ke@pii alNa!s on AaBd.
cbarge Of horses, win s4.r money by Hstrg y eTeaus
VVicenie rl L!Iimeu.. II isH speedyand iufalliOle
cure Tor Calls. Snralns. Chafes. swelling Ianeness.
Sweeney. ~orcs. Wounds, Scratches, orany external
disease. Try,lt AID you viii 5e convinced.
DR.. J. n. .KsLE7A-, Sole Proprietor.
ST. LOUIS. MO.
l-f's. 10. lot1u, sscLt- aug. IS, lsGl--ly
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pAs The Cincinnati Commercial Of yes

aAs The Cincinnati Commercial OF yes
terday says: The National Capitol was
one of the most quiet places in the world
yesterday. There is no immediate pros
pect Of great battle on the Potomac
though it may be brought on any hour
We may hear of fighting on the Missis.
sippi or in Western Virginia, before the
calm that prevails on the Potomac is
broken.
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Military Matters in and Around Washing-
tOn-.-Cheering News from North Caro-
lima.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 5.-Gen. Burnside
has been assigned duty here in command
of the unbrigaded regiments.
Col. Marcy, Inspector General of the
U. s. Army, has been appointed Chief of
McClellan's staff.
The Washington Stars correspondent
says there are now no rebel troops at vi.
emma except picket guard. Half way
between Fairfax G. II. aud Falls Church
are the remains of three South Carolina
regiments reduced to half the original
number by sickness, &c. A respectable
gentleman lately arrived from North Car
oIina, says the Union prospects in that
State are most encouraging.
The acting Governor is reliable I'm.
ionist.
Secret leagues of loyalty exist in every
county and are rapidly gaining strength.
A provisional State Government will be
put into operation in few months. Two
full brigades Of loyalists ara enrollsd.- =
Leagues have made extended arrange
ments for the election of member of Con.
gress from every District. Four were
known to have beer elected August 21st
The latest advces say the entire eight have
been elected by large vote. Their Ger.
tilicates will bear the Governors sigua.
ture and the State seal. Since the en-.
gagement at Hatteras, the Ncrth Caroline
troops have been Withdrawn from Virgin
ia. many refusing to continue in the Con
federate employment.
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MASS MEETING
Lancaster, Oct. 9Th.

Election House. Berne Township,
Greenfield Township Election House,
Clearport. New Salem, Rushville, Lithop-
oils, Bremen, Amanda, Geneva. Lancss-
ter. Basil. on Monday Evening, Oct. 7lh.
Suitable places for holding the meet
ings will be secured by the member Of
the Executive Committee OF the Town,
ship.
One or moro of the following named
speakers will be present and address the
naonla OF tho raenontiOa mnntinno
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SERIOUS RovoIt of Iobol Troops.

BALTIMORE. Sept lo,-A letter IN the
Baltimore American ffong citizen OF
Leesburg, says that whole Mississippi
regiment stationed there reyo ted on Sat-
urday. broke their muskets TO pieces and
started home.