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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-09-26
ORIFUARY.l

DlED-On Sept, 9th, 1861, at his
residence. Lap!atta. Adair icodhty, Mo,
General JESSE BEEcHER. aged 76 years.
The deceased was for more ihan7ffty
years resident OF Lancaster, Ohio, and
was much beloved By all who knewak i'm.
He combined in his charac g. great kind
ness and amiability of disposition, with
unyielding frmness in maiutaining his
principles. This was 1exempli6ed when
on vlsir to his son-in law, Dr.. Ray. the
house was surrounded bs two hundred
armed SrcessioDists. who demanded that
he should lake the oath to support the
traitor Jackson. which he firmly refused
TO do They then asked bim if he did not
think The United States troops invaders?
Mol he replied, they are the best friends
Missouri has. Thus surrounded BY an
infuriated mob, and expecting his life
would he sacrificed, he swerved not from
his fidelity to the Union; and after threat.
enipg him they released him.
He was born in ShaloD. Connecticut
in 1885; came to Ohio 10 1895; removed
TO Missouri in 1858, when after shor
illness he bade adeu TO life's troubled
scenes, and his spirit returned 10 Goo
who gave il. NJ. E.W
Lancaster, Sept. "a, 1861.
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PfoclalaAtIou' Of eea. Ander.os. :

/ @N-NsN---AANNNN@
.SLSvstiLEk, J, Sept 81 ,AThs 2 iJIIoSisr
proclamation bas just been issued.
Calisd BY. the Legislatuis OF Ksntueky,
ny aatige Stalss hereby assume, con.
mspd Of alis DepaFtmsst.' Iicoraes to
enforce, not maks'lawsI and. God willing
To protect she properly ard your lives. -
The ePeHiss of the .cegntry haze daJSd to
Eiayaat DddrsolkI Kebtu6Ey Is IN daBgsf.
She has vainIy stT.ven to keep peace with
her nsighbors. ,Om slats ID now invaded
by those who proiesssd to be her friends,
but who now seek to conquer her. No
true son Of Kentucky can longer hesitate
ast to his duty 10 ,bsSiaie and couatry.
ThST invaders must, and God willing,
shall beFepelled The leader Of hostile
forces hiths bow ApbtOaS Shss y, ,lregtet
to say. KebtuckiaD,s making war on
Kentucky and Kentackisns. Let all past
differences OF opinion be overlooked. Ev.
cry one who now rallies 10 ths support Of
ouT Union aud our State is a friend. Raj.
y, then,7 my counirymen, around the Gag
our fathers loved, and which has shielded
us so long. a.q5 .3@Cls 2 e ~
call 'yoa TO arms for elf.Iefense and
for thea PrOtsetior Of'all thatissdear b
'reemenvgotI3@aaaa ,yrgg4 aeq
Lot Us trust 70 God, and do our duty,
as did our fathers. ri
(Signed, RoBERr ANDERSON,
fe,fs i4 Brigadier General U. s. A.
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GEN. FREMpET Ass FgE PBEstOEFT, =
The ciAcinSAti Gazette Of thursday say s:
We are enabled to state, on directAnd
reliable information. that the tumorR that
the President bas had any iuteD tod Il 4
removing Gen. FRES6sS. 6rshaE held his
removal under srsdyisemtat, OF that Gen.
FREAoSE ! has had any intention Of resign
ing. are entirely without foundation; and
We have further reason to believe that the
recent mission from The Cabinet 10 Gen,
FRE,IoNr will result in the entire satisfac.
ton Of both parties. zoe j; ~
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I 'NdHE1MCE.
Assienrlaee,'s Sale.

~ E'sATuRDAY, THE ssth DAY OF FsRPTEM.
4 DBER, isBj, between the h9nrs of one and three
o,clock Iii tho afternoon at the Door ot the
nh re- II HOuso In the city ,of Lancaster VIII be
soId to tie hest bidder fhe Following Real Estate
as II Q pr0periy OF John Lyons, to-wit
-Fifst-The south eudss0r halves tLats Nos, seveT
aud eight n aud e N ne sixth squire of the toWr
Of Lancaster, Fairfield county, Ohio
second-A paet 81 the B6st hall OF Lot No, - IN
square Nbs6, ,Nhhaid town OF Lancaster, lying Wes
of iipS pdsailel 6b and fcutfset west oithe parli
ton ditlAfAg the Two rooms of4ho building on said
half lcta and beifg dseSentcen feet front % Main
s'efhsSfvAie onS.third In hand on The day fsalei
and tho due W Two equal annual pn!hentpto be
secuted by. NOR go nthe .prsEhtses
egt7 Assignee Of John Lyons.
Lancaster, Aug. 90, lsOl-4we3.
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/. DIR. .MLEAS7s UNTYERs.aL PILLS,

Fer Lirfr c'lPisint. BhlioHsaeSs, Headache, &c.
There has never been CA,kartfc medicine, offered
To the public that has given such entire saiisfaeioB as
MeLEAs's gnvEasAL Puts. ..,sf. isi, .ssf L. -
Being entirely vegetable, they are perfectly inno
cent AID eau batakeH By the most tender infant; yet
prompt and poFenal In removing all Bilious seere-
tions, Acid or impure, Feed Matter from the Stom-
ach In fart, they are the only Pills that should be
used In Jnasrious. districts.
They produce no Gr'png, Sickness or pain IN the
in their operation promoting heaiihy see,etions OF
the liver and Kidneys.~ VINO wifi suHer from Bill
iousness, Headaehe and Foul Stomach. whep 30 chap
remedy can De obiaihedt Keep them constantly
baud; singie dose taken In season may prevent
hours. days and months ~ sekn Ask for pr. y.
II, McLeant Universal PiH., Take no other. Being
coated, they are tasteess. Price only 95 cents per
haI and can be sent by mail TO part OF the Unit
ed STATS. J. n. .hsCLaTJr. Sole Proprietor, ~
corHsr Of Third aHd PiAs Streets, 50. LSHis, No.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-09-26

sESsct down 'alf the reports, Spt from
Washington !. relative to the consideration
Of Gen. Fremont's movements BY the Csb-
met, looking to the Ieinoval ofthat off
ser, as. the product Of the fruitful bruins
ofsepsalion correspondents. N, ae4eIE
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-09-26

Eg-Msjor General Fremont is ON the
way 10 Lexington, Mo-, with,a strong
force. and Lively operations will be heard
ofip that quarter speedily q 8 NJ II I y
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-09-26

LEVY &Is BLqcE.SA These enterPrisiug
gentlemen have just received a large sup,
ply Of Falpand Winter Clothing, which
they are prepared to sell very low.E Give
them call and our word for IT, you will
always find there, something that will dt
youiu size, quality. quantity. and price.
Read their advertisement in another col
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-09-26

Attention is directed to the adyer-
tisemens Of Gorge Hsilbrou 10 be found
in another eolahr. Mr.. Heilbron as a
weaver has noisuperior in these parts: ii,
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Reiail Pties sI per bsltls, o. siI "a s..

Principal oaice and salesroom. No 6 Rast Fourth
street. 30 bnildiug from Main street, Cincinnati, o..
labratory. No. ~ Hammond street. ,f tr oh, f't
For sale in Fairfield county by Gee, Kaufman Il
Co., Siford & Delashmuth, lancaster: E Kalb Rush
yille; Abbott & Son. ClearpoTt; Philip Hane Pleas
Iantvle; @. r. Hamlin, Oakland; Harnan g. Curtis,
PickeringoD; II L.. Nicely, Baltimore; Beery n Nc
Candlish. Bremen; SERderman d Knau6. Amanda;
N. D. Braltin, New Salem; Joseph RAIDER, Mersporl,
w. 8. Harner, Basil, and by dru gists and merchants
generally throughout The United States and Caiadas
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-09-26
DIR. ;. n. 1sLEAH-s VoLcANTc OIL LLEI1ESr
The Bsst External iH the World,

Thousands of haman beiugs have been saved fife
Of decreptiiude and misery by the use OF this invalu
able LinimeBt u wiiirelleve pain almost nsta nta.
neouy, and II will cleanse, purify and heal the foul-
ost Sore In an incredible short time NeLeas's VoI-
eaHie OIL LHimsRt win relieve the mast nveterate
cases Of rheumatism. Gout, or Neuralgia. For Par
ayss. Contracted Muscles. Stiffness or weakAess in
the Joints, Muscles Jigaments, 1t viii never fall
Two applications will cure Sore Throat, Headache or
Earaehe. For Bufns scalds. or any Pain. IL is an
lntllihle Remedy. Try n. and you win and 1t in
dispeDsibe remedy. Keept always on hand.
sPb9N7ERRS, FARMERS, or any one having
charge ofhoues, will save money by using McLeanis
Folcenic OIL lihiment. II is speedy and infaIlibls
cure oS Calls Eprains, Chafes. Swelling, Lam eness
sweeney, Sores, Wonnds, Seratehes. or any external
disease. Try, Il aud Won will be convinced.
DIR. y. II. IhsLE.slr, Sols Proprietor.
- -. ST. LOUIS. NO.
lNHT ~. J.. Slocum, ngent. 'aug. rs, Is6l--ly
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Indignation bs Fupg in their sarp. until TO
save the c0ap'y from disgrace, ard them.
selves from contempt they arc compelled
70 do thsiE duty, ., 49, 80 ,.' q, s1s }, , 4, Z,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-09-26
y " A NEW ARTICLE F'if 9e
DIR. ROBACK,s STOMACH BITTERs

A new and delightful stnmachic and Cordial. for
giving tone to the stomach, and for the prevention Of
bilious complaints incident to the Western country
relieve dyspepsia. has no equal Try e. In favor
1t ts superior 10 all other bittefs. Try Il. L
The formnla 0rthese btiers. now C1s6I the sole
p[9PenS O., Dr, RoSaek, STlsioated Win one q !he
west, ,anIiiN directly predfcated upon The wants OF
wester peorie. These Bittefa derive their stimulus
from the powerful tonic nature OF The roots and herbs
Of which they composed, and az they are by al
laying unnatural cravings Of the stomach, directly
pramotiye ofTEMPERANCE,th the present proprietor
.believesthat In making them widely known the pHb
lie welfare Is subserved, frIf
Ii wlsOon be for sale by all OF Or, RObaek's nu-
merous agents, and at hotels. &C. the country over.
In the meaHtime, orders will be hIled direct from
Cincinnati In any quantity and at the lowest rates.
II Is putupin quart BOTTLES. and securely packed in
one doz cases. Half doz sample cases will however
be packed and sent 10 any address, II desired. -.
Retail Price al per boftfs. or sir for as.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-09-26

fGFodr young ffiepds Jimmy I Lyons
and G. H. Rice, arrived in this city yes.
terday. direct from Camp Lyon. above
Columbus. They will remain until Mon
day, afternoon, during which time ten o.
IS men win be accepted as recruits for
Capt, II, H. Giesey's company. Their
head quarters will be at Lyons and Sons
old stand. Uniforms will be furnished
Immediately on entering camp. Fall in.
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lrom l,lch aoad. Iall

WAsHISu4OS, Sept 0s. .l2Br!ll Wilson,
one Of the pafoled surgeons from Riehe
lnond Gays :hefsis distress and edissatiS-
hctioi thLresi All the hotels are filed
with the sick and wounded. F0dr5 han
dred Of one El9ridaEegimspt are. sins tt.s
hospital. Medicines are costly. Quinine
is eight dollars an once. An the nscessi,
lies Of life are dear. Small change is
scarce Confederate CURRENCY is,5 ,depfe;
ciating. Gold is commanding 70 per ceat.
~ ~ a.slo taNvAt tA.F ,siFHsK,c ~
AllphysislsSs agree hAsA AtloG.I s,ode
Influential citizens Of Richmond are op.
posed toCths Ewafsp TharsI amos belief
there wilPba an attack on Washington =
BeAuregard's head quarters ates.ag Fait-
kmx. Johnson's is neai WinrhestersdP -Four
thousand, troaps are at Norfolke~hete ihe
steamer Merrimac is being converted into
Ia floating battery. ''y
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Battle Of Lexington, Mo.

"A great little battle has been fought at
PM TFFg F1f7'rfRF' -
Lexington, Missouri, IN which the United
States troops. though they ioughtl gal
Vanity aud ,beld out long against great
odds we're finally beaten and compelled to
surrender. r~sas ,.i,i =,
The eseige ot Lexington beganon Thurs
day the 18th inst. 32,Ooo men were
brought to the attack, snd il was only on
Friday the 2O'h that our gallant little
band, only 2,5oo' were forced to YIELD
and then only becarse their supplies Of
ammunition we're exhausted and Of water
cut OF The s loss q q Sths reoels d " killed
and wounded is ssasiously estimated, at
800 to- 900 while our lOss'~iil not, ex'
coed lso.SA large amount OF money and
valuable property tsll INTO the hands oi
the tsbels, w as reported today that
Gems s'sgle' Lane t.ad ana hunter are no"
besslging frlcs' Win large torce and
with every prospect OF defeating him.
PAMinrsop VOLUNTEERS = MANY brave
sousi Of Fairfield County have gone forth
70 do dob bat,ls for the Union leaving bsbiud
them wives and little ones without Che
means Of subsistence, In doing SO thew
have but discharged thei, highest duty ia
their families as we'll as country, for with.
on, Goysrnnent tbsitr families. thsir III.
tie ones would be poor, would be dessO,ate
indeed n These men have zone forth ,tc
defend us, 10 maintain our rights, aud I'd 10
sgGt out battles f for 4 Is; Jspd it is as little
as either duty, gratitude Or patriotism car
demand of Is that a y W. SEQ ast TO IL that .hosc
left Behind are II IN thsir absence, , projected Cac
from cold and Ransasf, < thai they are SUP. lo.
,ied with the necessaries Of life. q!
T6is cannot and odaht MT % bs done
BY private iste contributions. % These. soldiers
are fighting the battles Of The people--lhe
whole people. u Tbisr war isthe people's 4
war inS waeea for tbe ~ l, prrposs m u Dro,ectino
the interests. rights liberties and pyopert,
of the uepspls and !, i. iu 81. ius,, and rgh
that the whole people syIl should sld bear bear ii.
expense LIN order order tbst 1l,iss NAV bs Be- don, da
,ba co0hty Com nissionsIs should ll law n (, (,
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RWe have received an interesting
commuuics:on from Harry Conner too
late for!his week. Harry ,has-visited the
Stais Fair. 4 (
Also one fren Z a soldiet,'' at Camp
DennisOn, giving q list Of the officers and
privatss composing Capt. iBausr6eld's
company. Both will.appear in our next.
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List u Townahip MsetinIesr-I

Puruant 70 previous call, the Fairfield
County Union Executive Committee. me,
at tho Mayors Office at I O'Clock P. NJ.
on Saturday, Sept. zih inst. P, 3, Ew-
inc was chosen eksifmsh SOD x. , FTi,ssr
was appointed Secretary.
On motion, Joseph Doron IF Walput
IOwnsbip, vas 4owioaled candidate for
the oiice Of County Commissioner, and
Justus YOugbans Of Hooking Township.
Tor The Office Of In6rmary Director, at the
ensuing election,
On mo,ioH. * >Rtii.es WAS sppoipted
Treasurer, and r. NJ. Clark, P b. En-.
bich and X. Pritler we're appointed TO
TO serve as Finance Committee,
.YaEe'hib meetings win b Deld sb fol-
Pickeriug,Ou. Friday. Sept 9th at 2
O'Clock p. NJ.
Mauger's School House, Liberty Town.
ship Friday Evening, Oct 4th.
Lockville, Saturday Evening. Sept. 20.
Election House. Bsrne Township,
Greenfield Township Election House,
IClearport. New Salem, Rushvills, Litbop.
oils, Bremen, Amanda. Geneva. Lancas-
ter. Basil. on Monday Evening. 0et4 7lh.
Suitable places for holding the meet.
ings will be secured by the member Of
the Executive. Gommiltee Of the Town.
ship.
One or more Of the following named
speakers viii be present apd address the
people at the respective meetings.
NJ. A. Daugherty, H. H. Hunter,
A.. McVeigh, zoe RI NJ Clark,
Hon. N. Scbleicb, John d. Marin.
P. B. Ewing, Chas. Borland,
John B. McNaill, W. F., Creed.
Jerry Mouteith. John s. Brasee,
David p. Keller. o. P. Landon,
"a j 0ildine, gen ;raAgg. sShrader,
VIM. Ewing. John Reber,
Emanuel Giesy, DR.. A. c. Barlow,
Dr.. P. NJ Wagenhais, Dr. u H. Lewis,
%. +. Shaeffer, Joseph A. Shaw,
X. Frit,er.
Bills viii be posted previous us 70 'fa each
meeting; upon which will appear the
names Of the speakers. nm,
Thersupon adjourned 10 meet Saturday
Sept. 2lst. al l o'clock P. NJ.
sl,ols p. B. EWING, Cl1airman,
K. FRITTER, Secretary.
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EEAseution 4 called to the law card
orr, NJ, Clarke. =. 3 i'.Fss1 ~ 49,
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Ohio Military Matters.
Especial to the Cincinnati Gazette, I

s.
BE- 5,a CoLuMBUs. Sept FL.
THE KENTUCKY TRAITORS AT COLUMBUS. Z
The Kentucky rebels, Morehead, Du
rett aud Barr, arrived last night, in charge
Of detachment OF tie 18th U, s Infan
try They leave at 8 A, NJ, destination
Fort Lafayette. .,I.,, ~.
,E .J MOVEMENT or, TROOPS. .i's a.
Col. Gibson's 49th Infantry, was order.
ed from Camp Chase to Kentucky on Fri
day night. ~a' ...-~5a.. ,t
sEcEsH PRISONERS AT CAMP CHASE.
Five Secesh prisoners arrived from Gen
Kelly's command in Western Virginia,
to-day. About 1870 prisoners are row a,
Camp Chase. nT.-r
HOW REGIMENTS ARE oRaANIzING.
Six new regiments in camp 10 Ohio
were fully armed and equipped last week
namely: The Second, oflHarris', the Four
teenth Of Stesd!nan's, the 7 wel.y first Of
Norton's. the Tbuty first OF Walkers. the
Thirty-thirl Of Sills', and the Thirty-fkh
Of Vandeveer's, "A. si-a se.. '+,a.a
-Four more will be armed this week
viz: The Seventeenth of j. NJ. Cobnalps,
the Twsntleth Of Whittlesey's, the Thirty,
eighth Of Bradley's. and, the Forty .fDurth
OF Wilson'S regiment All will be pro-
vided with Enfield and Greenwood rifles
The Fifteenth Sixteenth. Eightep
Nineteenth and Twenty second regiments
are nearly ready for armament. Recruit.
ing is progressing finely for the other
Ohio regiments up to the Fifty.seyenih,
The First Ohio Cavalry, Col, Ransom,
is full. and 10 active drill at Camp Chase
-Four companies Of this regiment are
no w. in the field. 'r'1i, PaG 7-' F',,J 7','i', /,
TROOPS no RE CONCENTRATED AT CAMP DEN
NrsoN. .nia1oa h2'sn.ole'a
Adjutaut General Buckingham is in
Cincinnati to day 10 NEE! General Mitch
all. Most Of .tbeHt troops now Organizing
Ein this State willibe Immediately oopceh,
trated at Camp Dsnnison, which II is
General Mitohell'S determination to have
EiullyoOcrupied. ge .r,.,l sa?9l lS.Ye Y, q :
ThSfCilowing items are from che iMau.
mee ,s sS'@ q NV s ss!o 81 T'iN s.
Il The 9Fcqrteenthg Regiment is abouI
ready ior marching orders. There were
$50 OSsmsaa Il, camp On Monday night ~,
Another delegation of young men went
from iris place to Toledo, on Monday
and enlisted, for tho war. bout 125
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QUIEcY, Ill, Sept. 23.--About seven
hundred, non.commibsioned officers and
|privates Of Col. Mulligan's command ar.
rived here from Lexington, Mo-, by tie
Quincy q 81. Joe Railroad, about six o.
clock this evening. @as,3 y
The remainder, amounting 70 about
one hundred and forty, will be here to.
morrow pr next day. Col. Mulligan's &
force at Lexington, it is stated by these
soldiers; did not exceed $500, including
several companies of Missouri Home
Guards. The siege upon Col. Mulligan's s
in;tenchments commenced on Thursday
the 12th inst, and was continued from day
TO day until Friday last. [2Oth1 at S o..
clock, P. NJ, when the Union flag was
hauled down by the Home Guards Of Mis-.
souri,, who bad acted Intellectually aud
cOwardly during the whole sioge. Col.
Mulligan refused to surrender, but being
wounded in one OF his legs at the time,
could not preventit. .s. n ,s., ,-iti.g5 ..
He had but five or six charges left for
his artillery, and teing nearly out of am.
munition for his infantry and cavalry, he
could have held out little longer. Col,
Marshall Of the sayalry7is said to ,hAss
acted most c5wardiy, though his men
conducted themselves with great bravery
and gallantry, making several destructive
charges upon the ensmy.3al.. ...i .4bl.,p,
After the surrender, when the rebels
approached Col"MulligsnAud demanded
his sword, he refused to deliver II ppaTd
they took j, from him by physical force
Col. Mulligau, and his regiment have
covered themselves with glory, while
somebody somewhere Is terribly guilty ol
q great wrong, ior not having him re-en,
foiced in time. Col, M. aud the commits.
ioned officers are still held as prisoners,
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AdmtAlsttator,. Notice, |, .

N10TioBis Is hereby given that The und sr,Ienedh has
N boon appointed ard Quaiin6d as AsniI ITisinior
erihe Estate OF kliaasetA se, daa. I1ls y Fslrdeii
JAMEs srTNSqS.
Lancaster, sers, s,issi;
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Some complaint has been made conc crn
ing man from other States Coming iuto
Ohio and recruiting men for their compa
MES and regiments. The Adjltant Gan.
eral has addressed the following commu
nication to Capt. R. ". P. Muse Of
Zasesville. upon the subject i,.f3
ADJuTANT GENERALS OFEIcEl
- RS F ,CoLuMBus, Sept IS.
n w. P. Muse, GAINESVILLE, Ohio: Sil
Yours Of the ialh inst. is at hand. The
citizens Of Ohio should interfere by their
influence to prevent recruiting officers oi
other States enlisting men in this State
Thousands have thus gone, for whom o.
hio has no credit, and whose place mus
be supplied if we should ever be compel
led to draft. Besides, these men. irres
possible to our authorities. interfere with
our plans for conducting the recruiting
service, and make il impossible for US t.
know how many should be authorized il
the several counties. The evil complain,
cd ofisinot confined to your county g
| Asito tie diacrs diiable practice Of re.
cruiting officers persuading those who
have been enlisted by others to desert
and join lbeir companies, I,Wish it. to, bt
distinctly understood, that upon salisfac
tory evidence furnished this, ,depar,menI
the parties implicated will be refused com
Emissions ID the militstry service Of Il {
Stae5and thsir authority 70 fecf1hb.
Immediately withdrawn. l's-l'@ Y t7g
| wFs1SHSsTf R. MAsos. u
| Assistant AdjG.aat gsbsEsE & aopAiO
II 6leaso From,a Keatueky. ,JAeaia,uw
a'9'ia e. 'M I,IExfseFos, Sept e ~, &,
Though unknown to you. / take the
liberty Of Addressing a iew words 10 the
people ofi0hio, and Cincinnati IN psfticus
lar, in regard toassAte l6f aatfairswhich
fear they are cheating aud aeoeisips them,
selves sSbous. YourjourDsl gives aograti-
flying account of the numbsrs of troopi
which you can send TO the help of Ken!
tuqkysn,If true, 10 il lie enoagh. But bs
not deceived; % nor deceive youfsslyss
Marki If you eeanootand do Hotssehd
lthsse tfo psto tBeGhslp Of KsatuSk;yS, and
that right quickly. Cincinnati wiilibs' q
doomed,oity in less than thirty days:
4 Kentucky has many good and true
men,, who have taken up arms and vii
fight to the death in thisacauss 90 longri
There Is a. foe before HHem; but do bo
forget thatsh bas also many traitors,abG
Ehlsy are particularly many, strong ant
!. Fenomous' between Lexington aud Coving
ton. and that their numbsris many ithroi
1 out the entire State; and while her loya
! sons, are doing battle for the country be-
traitorsfwill besbusy in her midst plotting
treason. " She has therefore 4 double fo'
TO contendisgAinst, and unless she is hel
!, ped, and that right speedily, she will b
conquered: aud then. woe 10 Cincinnati
The enemy has already invaded Kenruck,
al several points R6d with leSions ar
spre1dibg over her territory People 0
4 Ohio, you are Safneal istp the cty b
quickly and loudly sounded. "To arms
to arms!" KEErUokY.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-09-26
House and Lot for Sale.

fV.E WNHE Fundetsignsd oasrs for sale his
10y Holse aud Lot situated IN the togn
Of fAmsnda. FairieId county, Ohio. The
HSSs !, lot has omit good Dwelling House, and
bt0l It3R Stable, an excellent well Of water, and
@%t oIste en-, With all other Necessary ont
aud is welr adapted for a Shoemaker's
stand. Forinformalton inqire on the premises Of
r, ,~,. -" W. KNAPP.
August 90, lselT2msa. L.. 5fss So q =
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-09-26
PUTNAM FEMALE SEMINARY
} NEW eARRA ANCEMTsNTS.

- -. "a .scll.. In o
u"'o tuc
~ sSINtos -. = t1TmoIN oilha
bmerson.) as PrihetpAl. She WIN be assisted by
corps OF ofeompetentieaehers rom Now England (or
the hastl -. 81. gg7F g.i ..ffr .-tS-Ndi
VIII BE- the 81 ecial view Of Ms PoRJrE 70 secese
~ nthe pupils from ahroad baPpy. Wen Regulated
chrstianhome, where The physical and moral framing
viii take'precedenee even or the intellectual. We
hope by kind aud Wachfnl rare oyer ihe habits and
manners OF the boariers, to return them 70 heir
or 10 become good wiyes and mothers. M = r. ~.
Particular attention will be given 10 mnse. An ex-
perienced teacher has been Obtained fo hts Depart-
BsKtR Of Boston, and comes highly recohimended by