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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-08-08
LANCASTER. OHIO THURSDAY, AUGUST 8, 1861.

lyour division, with the rest Of the forces
under the General Commanding were
leaving Ceulreyile. and received your
order to fall back on Washington. l took
the route by Fairfax Cour, House, and
thence across to Vienna, arriving at the
latter place at 81 A. N. on tho morning
Of the ED, and there resting the troops
for two hours in an open Geld. During
the march we did what was possible to
cover the rear of the column then scatter.
ed on the road. Two miles or less this
side Of Vienna Col. Cook with the main
body Of his regiment, turned upon the
road leading 10 the Chain Bridge over the
Potomac, thinking it might be better
way. and at the same time afford, by the
presence Of a large and organized body
protection to any stragglers that might
have taken that route. Lieut.. Col. Ma
son, with the Second Ohio, march in by
The way Of Fails Church and Camp Up.
ton.
The return Of the Ohio regiments tc
Washington was made necessary by the
fact that, their term Of service having ex-
.pired, they are at once 10 be sent home
10 he mustered out Of service.
Not having been able to obtain yet
complete or satisfactory returns Of all the
casualties in the battle, in the different
corps of my brigade, l shall reserve the
list Of them for separate lrepert. which
will furnish as soon as practble. l am
very respectfully, - ...
..s.. Your obedient servant.
RopT. ScuFNcV Rr;gad;ar. .Gena.ol
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-08-08
Withdrawal of Federal Troops from Hur'
beI,s Ferry.
q tFrom the Baltimore American.)

From the Baltimore Amerlcan,)
We learn that Gen. Banks, Immediate,
ly on taking command Of the forces at
Harper's Ferry, commenced the removal
of the army stores TO the Maryland side,
at point in Frederick county. about 8
miles from Sandy Hook. Tho construc.
ton Of the bridges was also stopped, and
preparations, made for svacuanng the
place. which ID by no means defensible
from attack either from. the Virginia or
the Maryland side.
By the cars from the Ferry yesterday.
we learn that Gen. Banks on Saturday and
yesterday. withdrew his troops TO the
Maryland side, and formed bis camp in a
strong position in the rear Of the Mary
land Nights. to which point his pickets
will extend. He is being rapidly i0snforc.
ed. and will soon have large army IN
der his command,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-08-08
A rimeis Moremen, on the rIeld Of BAL,

- Ah-NiJ Oh INC tGlh "a 0it~
tie.
The following sta'ener, 10 relation to
the battle Of Sunday, has been coumuni-
Gated 10 tie New York Post By one of the
staff of a General who was present during
the action "
About three o'clock in the afternoon,
Gen. Schenck discovered that we were de-.
featet. One Of Gen. McDowell's aids mad
brought the glad news that We were vic.
lorious, and up to that time undoubtedly
we were. But Gen. Scheuck. occupying
a promineu! position ca the GAINESVILLE
road. saw a large body. Of the enemy
marching in between his brigade and Hun
ter's division, At the same time, three
different batteries. tina, for nearly an hour
had been silent, suddenly opened again
and he saw that Hunters division would
be cut TO pieces and their only road tc
CenIreyiIle closed II something were no'
done at once. He Immediately ordered
two pieces of Carlisle's battery TO the far,
thest point en- the GAINESVILLE road toward
Manassas. and bringing up The First Ohic
and Second New York 10 sustain them
opened upon the enemy and their bate,
ries. ..e t .s.
He held this position until The troops
gathered between him and Hunter were
dispersed and the obstrucions placed up.
on the bridge were cut away, when he
fell back in good order The result Of this
was to opcE The road to CentreviIle. aod
prevent the evident attack on the reYr
contemplated by the Confederaies. In a
word. he contributed greatly to save the
army from total destruction.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-08-08

Each Of tie above name d States farDish.
ed some arms. The largest number were
furnished By those Stats receiving tue
smallest quota from the Government. as
indicated above.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-08-08
The Search for Coll Cameron's Body.
lFrom the Philadelphia Press.1

l. iNih s"V Ph'1 'NoS'l
Mr.. Magraw is now a prisoner in the
Confederate armies. lie found Gen. Cam.
eron plunged into deep grief from the loss
OF his brother. and offered his services to
obtain the body. The Secretary called on
Gen. Scott to seek his advice as to the
propriety of sending letter by Mr.. Ma
graw to the commander of the traitors, in
furlherance of his mission. Cen. Scott
replied that it was impossible for the Gov.
ernment to ask favor of the rebels with
out recognizing them as de facto Gov
ernment, whereupon the Secretary replied;
''My brother. then, must be buried where
he died" Mr.. Msgraw at once volunteer.
ed to go forth to Manassas, in company
with two friends, on pass from General
Mansfield. They determined to trust
themselves inside the traitors lines. in
the belief that their errand being ons Of
pure mercy, they would not bo detained
Col. Cameron was a native OF Lancaster
county. whcrs Msgiaw had studied law,
As friend and townsman Of the lameDted
deceased he felt a strohg and natursl al
tachment toward him. His family are
still living in Lancaster, aad are in great
agony because of his detention BY Davis
and Bearressrd. The whole community
sincerely sympathizo with them on as
count of the disaster which beiel Mr., Ma
graw In his efforts TO serve Secretary
Cameron. ga.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-08-08
Distribution Of Arms.

From March 4 to July FL. 1851, three
hundred and twsniy.thres thousand eigh
hunired and siIiy-eigbt pusket' and ri.
fes have been issued from tie various
United s.sies Arsenal,. They were dis
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-08-08

RS A ohsrnoing anecdote is told Of Mr..
Spurgeou. An elderly minister from the
country called upon him, congrstulating
him upon his SUCCESS and mildly rebnked
him for his eccentricities. Mr.. Spur.
geou took three pence from his pocket and
said, "Dr, 3, the other day | was
so annoyed by an organ grinder that
gave the man three pence to 50 away
Now will you take the same sum or shall
| make i: siSpsncs?' sgt -fT 90.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-08-08
Great Fire in Lon don.

A most terrific fire has occurred in
London, the like Of which has not been
experienced in that city since the great
conaagratiou of 1866. On Saturday eve.
ming, June 92d. pile of hemp and juie
in oue Of the Thames warehouses, pro.
duced a spontaneous flame, which contin
ned until entire blocks Of warehouses ant
quantities Of shipping were burnt TO lh'
water edge. and three acres Of the city
were covered with mass of fire, glowing
and cracking at white bea. like lake
Of molten iron. Saltpetre, tar, taIlow
and vast quantities Of other combuslibles
which bad been stored away in the ware
house. ran blazing into the river until
the very stream appeared to be covered
with flames. Iron and brick, though not
blazing, burnt through till they became
redhot masses. The numerous engines
seemed to accomplish but little against
the immense odds which they had to en-.
counter. The chiefeugneor lost his life
while nanfull9 rIsiug his men on 70 the
fierce conflict. DisTayed. yet not dis
heariened, by his death, they again rush.
cd forward only to be repulsed by the
explosions which we're constantly taking
place. ProvidentaIly the night was calm
with but little air stirring, or the great
fire OF London would have been enacted
over again. AS it was. the flames spent
themselves on the south side Of tie
Thames without attacking the city prop
er. The loss is estimated at f9,000,00U.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-08-08
% Psnics are 10 unusual thing, eve

@ Psnies are 20 unusual thing, even
amongst the best disciplined and most
victorious Of armies. AS co!emporary
says:
"Tte best disciplined ttcops OF Europe
have been guilty ofthem far less eScu.
SADLY than our men in Virginia Such
was the famous fligb! of French and
Sardiniao troops from Castigfoue to
Brescia, the day after the great battle o:
Solferino, Th-re the successful sodiert
were resting from the iatigues oftbe 6ght
when five Austrians who had Eeen hidlIcr
in the bushes came out ibto the open field
to surrender themselves. Instantly. The
cry Of "The Austrians are eoming!' was
raised. From that simple incident arose
a panic. For seventeen miles, all the way
to Brescia, the road was filed with fy-
ing masses of ho'sa and foot; wagons and
ambulances were emplied Of their woun-
ded, and everybody seemed teside Ihem.
selves with terror. Some fifteen thousand
men were engaged in this panic,an the
loss Of life from it was very considerable
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-08-08

PourrRy.--Keep them from the grain
lfslds until ater harvest, then allow them
10 CLEAN. Oolieo. the eggs daily. and 81.
low no hens to sit at this late season. Fall
chickens are seldom worth raising-1b
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-08-08
BooK AND JOB PRINTING.

wa are prcparedte execute all descriptions OF oH
WORK. such as CARDS, ClRCrLARS, POSTERS
BAII, TIC X ETS, and every other variety OF PLAIN
ANDFANOY 10 BING, with new and snperiorype,
a nd on short notice. o. ~
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-08-08
TERMs oE SUBSCRIPTION.
TERMS on ApNERTlslNo.

ofabout lines,by the year, IS 90
PAdyertisem ents, not ma rked on the manuscript,
will be continued at our terms until forbid.
T5sLegai adv ents, Administrator notices,
do be paid for it advance, for reasons when,
we viii explain at the time.
n77The aboye terms strictly observed In all cases.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-08-08

nr.Bob' bow is your sweetheart ge!,,
|tiogT 'PmGty veil. ! guSss; she said
needn't call any wors."
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-08-08

EFFECT OF DETEAT.-The Louisville
Journal says: ...
In less than three days af er the defa
a. Manassas. more than two huudred
thousand fresh volunteers we're offered 10
The United Statcs government. Another
defeat would call out three hundred thou
sand in two days. Defeats strengthen
the United States government more than
victories ever Strengthened any other.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-08-08

Class IN GEosRArAY. What is The
lowest Ridge in Kentucky
Small BOy--"8reckin ridge
"What is the orOokedest. neanest lane
10 Amsrisa?" , v.-,s l,,4 "a .Ess
Snail Boy--"Jy, Lane. Please mSyn'l
/ 60 out now?'
ayes, my lille as5eiIe."
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January l., lS0l.
II { Sraliing, Str
You viii rl's.se .ud two boxes Of your Ce-
phalle Pills. send them immediately.
Respectfully YOURS.
JNO. 4. SlMUNS
+. 81 hare used one boz Of yoer P,H,,
dH@ md then, ,Ies+ieat.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-06-28
UNHEALTHY CITIES. SICILY CLIMATES

Dr. Mambarie Of CurAcoA writes To the .reri,l 49,,
of DR. Radvay, follows This one u the ms, No.
healthy places IN the woFidnedicnes Of known y.In.
that Eui cure dscase a the character In otbg,
places have EFFECT upon the sick here Ead.sx }.
Ready Relief Regulating Ps and Kensyatng K.,lye.t
prove happy exceptions for In every case where The.
medicines are administered, they the sick have
cured the most terrible Of yellow Ever fever And
asue, typhoid fever congestion Of the liver Billions t.,.r
BY the use o. the Ready Relief and Railways Piiis
hth the Ready Relief and Regulating Pills Dysrntsry
Is harmless Cholera becomes pastime and the most y,
lent small PoX changes 70 mid fonn ~ varo0tI The
hshtiai Asthma speedily reduced 10 easy uneh.c cl
breathing IL bites O snakes and stings Of insects in.
gle Application Of thu Read, Relief neutraEes the poison
aud soohes the iua,e flesh have eureI several ca...
Of palauon OF The heart, rush Of blood the head and