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RICHMOND WHIG.
MILLINERY FALL TRADE, 1860.
VOLUME 65.

q D-s RI 20 eau attention ny RON No log Main
. g, tae cornvous ealding No. 10 MAn see,, al
' "sPOTswOOD HOTEL"
s, 81 nd ~ srssts where prepared to exhibit aerg
TILLINERY GOODS
,-i read made Nr ey Aics than heretofore, consisting of
s.-e srf Velvet sonn-s Bonnet PiUes Ribbons, French
49, A- Flowers Eda Wr-atns, Head Dresses Dress Cas-,
L. Gaps 3-rhN Cape ant dusa Coart and sleeves n
--.r Cane Has Gu-h-s and rsbs In al styles
h. --1 tde general Millinery business, will mNnufae-
- D order Ccass ant Mantss ofs kinds 10 te latest fash
-o yes r-'aable prices All orders vi receive prompt
- .,.-i.I stt.Y,i,n T. G BARrON
822 p
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1864. SPRING TRADE. 1861
DOVE & CO.,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
No. 3S Main ST,
ETAVE IN their o tocS of Dru Medicines, Pents,
Byr-gds SC. which they prepared sell low
cash lyoyt cgteys SIX lsorhs time. Al goods
warranted Of y best quality. hoek consisting in part OF t.
following articles:
Intigo, Smoking Tobacco, (everJ tOrnl
sup Csrb. sods, (EnglisD TIM OF,
Fps Salts Water Pearls,
Yxt LogvocJ di,lusl andy
CAmphorl Medicinal Vines
CoperAs Ycrn ugrs, (el Ends)
Castor OF, PI F. tail kiud,'
LGudauum, Concentrated I've
Ginger, Soaps, isn kinds)
Pepper, s,.dltz Powders,
Alspic-, Cherry Pertorsl.
Nu,megs, Mustang liu.m,nt,
Putty, G1n Arabic,
Olive on, Tvn9us Beans,
spts Turpcnine, Rscsng,
vanish (an kinds) CoSl OIL,
Window Glass, (ll siEes) Bur0ine FLUID,
Chewi Tobacco hatehes,
segaIs tali rrsdrs) Machine Cn
Tanners on, 1inseCt OIL, &c, &c,
Together with choice variety Peruey Tooth Hair and Nall
Brushes all The Patent Medicines every variety OF goocs
ally sold In Drug Store
Careful attention paid 10 packing and shipping. - -
spi0 n0VE CO.
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EIRESH SUPPLY FAMILY GROCERIES,.
10 hrkins No. I Goshen Butter
Is bbls Bcckwheat Flour
80 bbls superhne Extra and Family -Four
snoked aud Picked Salmon
IS = bbls No. I n @. Roe IerrlnkI
g pkgs No. l Msckerel
Is bxs English Dairy, Pine Apple and Goshen Cheese
0st Meal, Bye fi9ar Sc, &C.
est received for sale the lowest terms for cash. or &c
prompt customers, At hINEIs A CO.'S Family Grocery,
nof4 Cd sud Main PES
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SPRING 1861.
SOUTHERN BAT MANUFACTORY.
EST ABLISHED 1886
TTVIE subscriber respectfully invites The stten- ,a
ii ton Of me Merchants Of Nrguik, and North F.fc2.H
CA-oiin4 o. hls extensive socS of hs own aad ESSu
Flregn Manufactured Hats Purchasers vii aud sTts-a
90 their interest 20 call A. rs h0use p-ev'us % ka
going further North. he Is leaving nothing
A1n-. spa-ing sxrense pains 20 keep the
sr1urn Trade ne south Goods sofa 10 ms House vii be
warranted % compare fsyoraby n quality and price With oia
coming rom othe market There will Pc found Al the Qca
~ WOOL. FCR ani STRAW HATS, from The lowest price
negro ha 90 the d1lV quality r gentlemen. Also, Boys and
ChrenS caps % an grades aad Styles; and Laies'
Rdi7z Hats of ali The vAi'ous qualities,
Purrt viii 90 veil o. ,aN and eNR NRnine.
1rE3 JOHN DOOLEN 81 Main o. Richmond, Va
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sIR 10 acknowledging the receipt Of your note Of
the s0h ptimo the subject Of the blockade Of the
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,s,.CTfCs rem VOLUNTGEHS an ACrIVE

stkNlCs.lu Pgrat0n znd viii be published Immediately
Manual % racc for Volunteers IN Active Service, compiled
FEN the lAt SrAsoAED AUrH embracing all that Is
Troops pa active service Col L. RCHA ARDsoS
kEAFLY READY
MANUAL FOR TROOPERS AND MOUNTED RIFiEMkN =
We would call ycur eaton important mit vc-k IN
The Of puolcS ty A. Morris, PubHher
boos er he book ha been prepared by Col J. Lucs
Davis OF The Army entitled Tds TRolPAAs MASCAt beus
pson snd aod-nt 90 the dr for Mounted rasmen In Sd
dsn 20 which Is printed 10 fa the sErOshess Dill Tor
Mounted Raemen BY Capt Marry vhch correpondeo
Ierred favorahy eolupns f,F webs AZ. Wtig
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SUPERIOR Old RYE wIfISKY.-lOO bbls pure
- Country and Western Distilled Rye Whisky. For sale by
apq0-6t l. g. d. DAVENPORT.
TIsON VASES! IRON VASES! IRON VASES!
Ornamental Cast Ien Vases OF al sizes for sale low at the
China store OF srEBBISS, PUlLEN a 90,
mha5 Corner Broad and 9th 6ts.
WHISKY.
w 500 bb weern WHISKY, celebrated brands for sale
by splS 40. N pAthNfoAI.
NFULRS, uUERs AND HORSBs.-I have ~
IVA usreeclved direct from Kentueky, decidedly the ~
best OF mules that In this market for yeaooth broke
Aod urbrokeom 70 years old all or which WIN sell
change on ny usua accommodating terms s Davis auichessn
ors ykssi H dagf stables irepkhn .:rsa nsanene Va
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4 tMP PLAS SSEfs.-255 ions Lump PIas'eT, on the
- wharf AID arrive, for sale In lots TO suit puresers by
spq r y. s0aERVILLE6 a o.
4 SUPPLY OF THE LATEST MUSIC
n Al NORRIS Bookstore % Main street
II Rival waltz BY CHARLES Grsbe 25c
Ever OF T. tee Transcription bihan;e BY T. NJ Brown T5
me Oberou polka BY Grohe. 2Jc.
The window PGne New By J. 2. Webster eoc
Song q Beauty. b. W. Z. BJurne sc
aanen Prayer Written adapted by W. J. wetmOre, II.
d, e5c.
csvana BaO 10 wGseher Arranged Or the Piano by Jas
Bellak 2Sc.
Jenaieb Grave. Nes Sons. By J. P. Webster 25c.
Stranger the M Words buchanan Reid Music by v.
BIB &c
Gentle wIEe Ward Written By Dr. Cooper Composed by
RT Curtis 25c
The Harriet Lane Polka BY A Anmuih. 40c. = -. .
The City QucksteD Composed ard respectfully dedicated
ihe Petersburg City Guard Capt John May By Eodoro
CAMPS 4Oc.
The Artists sehoti,sch. By james BeIak. 4Oe.
Un BSo AAehsra Opera de Verdi sOourne cantahe j. As
cher.
4. M r. III q snr
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~ HHDS BACON SIDES
n =, ,tC,s ~ s,5 for ssle nv apS A.y. STOKES 90.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

w. RAS Dol Ftf, l2l Msn Street, has for sale fun
- tsek O Shool and N's Ancu Books Cap Letter Noe
and aFpng pSpcrPens Ink hnyropes Iuksands, Pencils
Blank Bo Is ard other articles Of Stationery. Also and
Music mvT
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IMPORTED GO0DS-
Unedi4r Chee.e Of superior qsaH;y beautifully PCT up
Dutch Cheese, 10 balls, 60 superior quality
Olives, Cs2ers, Olives Fsrci
GrAa1e ChArt.eusE Ccrta', (vhi,s and green)
AaccAroai verrieeeln, 25 cgArs
Chos CHOW, CauifoEtr, onions
Wos.er Sauce, Soyers Relish Piquante Sauce
Nastsrd, olive on ard ssrdnes
Brandy NsS, ChAaPasn- In asngns qusFs pnts and ha
pints
cArsts, Eon good 70 very su2szlor
fcr SAFE by
IAso@u BLAIR CHkMEERLAYNT =
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EDuOND, DAVENPORT q co., OFFER FoI
/ II Sale landing,
Cori, sicily, Madeira Wines
Hcnness-y Brsndf In y pipes ana /, cash,
ViutSgs 1855 "a Bond,
Ppers Heitsick Wlne
Cut Loaf sugars,
Gunpowder and Black Teas.
Java CcGee,
Mustard,
Porto Rco sugar aud Mclasses,
ALSO
JGnzica Run, yesrs In Bond.
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L Val a NOrIOn's Horse Tonic, Il Is worth Any
price Of improving the condition OF Ho-ses
preventing and curing bots, Worms, Hdebound Dsteupeg
&c. !. 2. pUVAL,
Sole Manufacturer and Proprietor
gSol by all Druggists the late United States the
southern n rfaiararv aus
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NEW BOOKS:
BOOK ABOUT DOCTOR. BY Corey Jefferson author Of
~Novcls and Fove s,s," &C. Illustrated. si25
rag NATIONAL CONTROVERSY The vsce Of the FATHERS
upan a state n The Country BY Jos 0. Slles q5c
TIE iLLUsrRATED HORSE DoCrOA Ey kdSArd MAyhew, NJ
RCIa t25a
MAcxUIAYs ESGLAND-Yol 5 limo and svo soc and si5o
ANNUAL SCIENTIFIC Discovery Year Books Of Facts In
Rclsnos gnd Edit.i b. David A WellA. A ~ al IS
By Rev. John csnulBs, D., p r L, Minister OF NE
sooiflsh Natlonal C1nrct. voA 81
rRrnlG 4 nevsI ~ 6ssrSs WIHsa cursA mzssaisd.-
el.ta s..
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-17
From New Orleans.

New YoRK. Oct. 1l,-A dispatch FROM
New Orleans, Of the 4th inst. 10 the
Richmond Examiner. tells Of ono Of the
most important achievements of the war
so far. This information is, that the
Now York blockading squadron have dug
a passage through the mud Of ono Of the
Eve m uths Of the Mississippi river 10 the
Sand Spit, which commants the whole
Eve Of them, and now have the VincepneS
Water Witch, and two other vessels oi'he
squadron TO protect the prompt erection o. .,
works, which in less than week will
command all'flye o. THE moulh', passes OF
entrances TO and from the Mississippi riv'
cr. Once properly built, this work alone
will absolutely control the cOmmunica
ton of New Orleans with the sea as COM
pleiely asa blockading eqaadronof 'wen
ty ships Of war could do.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-17

One Of the most extensive robberiesev-
er known 10 The police annals OF Chicago
occurred on Saturday last vt the Shcr-
man House, the circumstances Of which.
az near as we can ascertain them, al o as
follows; Some time during the early part
of last week an elderly gentleman, named
Charles ii. Stewart. a collecting lawyer.
r.siding in New York. but formerly a
resident of Detroit, arrived 10 this city
from 81 Louis and took roc msat the Sher'
man House. Shortly after his arrival, a
large sun Of money which he had collect
cd 10 st. Louis for New York business
house, was received by the American Ex-
press Company. marked to his address
The money. winch was in two packages,
one containing $l5 900 in current East
ern, Ohio, Indiana and Canada funds, and
the other S9I 900 in deprecated Illinois
currenry, the whole amounting TO S26,
900 in reul value, was left at the Express
Ofire until Saturday. -' &
About hall past one O'Clock on the af'
tsrnoon Of that day, Mr. Stewart went tc
Express Office, took the packages Of mon
ey and conveyed them under his arm'
through Clark street to the SbermRl
House. Ho went Immediately to his room
accompanied by two other gentlemen
with whom he said lie was 10 negotiate
the "stumptail.' We are ignorant o
what transpired in the room, and oOl..
know tina, be placed the funds in his trunl
which was then locked, and went 10 din
ner, after locking his door. He was ab
sent about forty minutes,aud on his re
turn found lbe room door open, the trun
open and the money missing. Immedi
ate search was instituted in the house, ,bu
it was soon apparent tba! tho robbery VIA
not perpetraled by any one connecio
with the house, and Mr.. Stewart prompt
' ly absolved them from any blame, Ntlrit
u,ing the result TO outside agencies an
his own carelessuess. The police hsv
teen diligently at work ehdeavoring
ferret out The thieves, but thus far wi,hor
suoccss. 1t ID supposed that the fact
! his possession OF the money was known
/, expert thieves at ST. Louis, and that n
. victim was followed 10 this city aud cloS'
. ly shadowed by them until tho wishe
q for opportunity offered ltse IT,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-17
MARRIED..

On the 10Th inst, BY the Rev. P, D.
Schory. at his residence, Mr.. JohN Stout
10 Miss MARY J. SHUPE, both of Far field
county. tta
On the l1th inst, by the same, at the
same place. Mr.. JAMES X. Madeira, OF
Circlevile, 10 Miss Isabella BowERs, Of
Amanda, Fairfield county.
By R.v, T, H. Hall. at the N, E. Par.
sonage, West Rushville, Wednesday eve
ming, Oct. 7lh, Mr.. SAMUEL WIDxER and
Mrs, CAruARtNE NJ. WiLEs, all Of Bremen,
Fairfield county, Ohio. leo.
On the 22ud ofScpt. by Rev.J.Voght
Mr.. PURsABEL BEAVER 10 MISS RosANNAH
ALT, Of the vicinity of Basil.
Onthe 26,h inst. by the same. Mr.
JAcoB HINES to Miss MARGARET e. SALTS
both OF FaiTfeId county.
On the Sd inst, at The residence Of Mr.
Samuel Rsdenbaugh, by Rev. T. X 10th
eroh, Mr.. DAVID EvEksoLE to Miss SUsA
E. MiEssE. all Of Fairfield county.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-17

TO FARMERs AND LIVERY STABLE KEEP
ERS.--S. A. weaycr's Cerate has been extensively
used by Livery Stable Keepers and Farmers aud with
ore accord they say that for many diseases In nnnal'
they havo never found Ito equal.
on Horses, two three applications will cure the
Scratches, Ohnfes and Calls, whether by the harness
saddle or otherwise. ash the wounds clean, and
tho CeA.e, freely applied will cure them In few
days. II win cure cracked heels and Cancer In th'
Tongue Canker or Sore Mouth, affections OF the skin
falling on oftho hair Nc. Sore teats and caked nd
der in Cows Aro soon cured by this Cerate,
Sold by medicine dealers generally,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-17

Tho following ~ an oxtractfrom letter written by
she Ror. j. s. Iiomc, pa'Iorofths PtcrrcpOntstree,
Baptist Church, Brooklyn, N. Y,tethe "Soutndl and
Messenger" Cincinnati, o., and speaks volumes In
favor Of that world renowned medicine, MRS!'WlN-
aLOw's ssooTuISe svRuP Pea oHILpRSS TRErHrWo;--
ave 500 an advertisement In your columns of
WiHsLow's SoorHINa SYhuP. Now we never said a
word 10 favor Of patent medicine before 10 onr he,
but we feel compelled 10 say to your readers that this
isho humbug- have triedit, and kROp IL 10 b. All
teiaias. ills probably one Of the most SceesIul
mediciles OF the day. because II Is one Of tho hest
Aud those Of your roaders who have babies eau dc
better than today In q supply.v
! March II 7IS0l--ytO
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-17
Proceedings of Fairlleld County Recruit-

ing Committee.
Saturday, Oct 18th. 1851. at 5 o'clock
P. VI. Committee met and Organizad by
the appointment Of John Reber President
and R. NJ. Clarke Secretary. On motion
the President and Secretary we're appoint
ed subcommittee to ascertain the mum
Der aud names of officers recruiting in the
county. and to notify them to meet with
the committee Mt it's next meeting, on
motion adjourned to meet at Gov. Me-
ldill's office at 7 o'clock this evening.
Saturday evening, Oct. leth, commit.
lee. met pursuant to adjournment, On
motion il was nsa sas
Resolved, That this committee will con-
fine their efforts TO filling up the company
of Capt Giesy and raising four compa'
panies for the regiment Of Col. Sebleich,
and that they will discouutenance all at
,empts to recruit for any other company
in this county until their said EFFORT shall
be crowned with success.
Resolved, That the lficers commission
ed 10 recruit in this county be requested
to co.operate with this committee by di'
recting their efforts to the accomplish
ment Of the same result; and that they ar'
hereby invited to act and confer with th'
Committee upon that and other subject
, connected with the recruiting service II
. the city OF Lancaster, on Tuesday next
l at Q O. clock in tho afternoon.
On motion the Secretary was instructed
Q TO re quest fifteen days extension oil tim
iu behalf of Capt. H. H. Giesy .,H9 -,
: On motion the chair was instructed t
call meeting Of the ladies OF the count
E at the City Hall in Lancaster. on Taesds
C. Oct. eel, at 10 O'Clock An, for tn
: purpose Of organizing The county in re
Q spoase to the call of the Governor. fo
V contributions Of blankets and other CON
n forts for the army "'P r1.'t ."
}. On motion il was ordered that recrui
,s ing meetings be held at Cedar Hill
n Wednesday evening. 0ct 18th, and =
l. Royalton, Thursday evening, Oct. l7tl
ls Adjourned. y ~. =.
d st JOHN REBER, Pres't
G. r. M. CLARKE, Sec'5.t +7 ar
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-17
rur oRoWyE or FHE UNITED STATES

has been about per cent. per aunum, while hein-
crease OF the Mexican Mustang Liniment has been
from 90 10 10 per ceAt, showing the estimation and
Increasing popularity OF this invaluable article. II
has no toubt saved ihe country half million year
In horses and calue alene white FOR human alm ents,
such as Braises iiR Joints Rheumatism, Pans, Cuts
Biiee, Caked Breasts, &C., II has ne eQpal. Did you
ever SEQ u tLod without success, upon elhor man or
bcasR Iishould always be kept In every house and
elable Accidents will OCCUR. Promptness is ctica-
ey. hut particular, and buy Of none blt respecta-
BILE dealers, SEQ that every wrapper bears the sigma
tnre Of u. s, Rarnes, proprietor, aud @. W, West.
brook, Chemist and the precaui onary words, Trade
"MArk' In two MedalllOns of the Federal Currency.
Sold al % oents. 50 cents and 81 90 per Bottle BY
all Tesneclable deaiers lhroughont the habitabl(
Globe. D.S.BARNBs, New YORK.
Oct. 3--2m99 t.Hl
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-17
disappointment Of the Rebel Bucknor.
The LouisYille Journal says:

We are informed on reliable authority
that Gen. Buckuer has f9uud himself. in
his invasion of Kentuck, deeply disap-
pointed. His friends in LOuiSvillo and
throughout the State gave him the strong
est assurances that, il he would come
to this city or even to Bowling Green at
the head Of q force capable OF maintaining
it's position for a short time. Eo.eniorce'
ments would immedistely pour in by
thousands, rendering his army too pow
srfai 10 bs resisted Unques'iosably h'
came With the full conviction that these
assurances would be verified, bnt he &nd'
them all falsi6ed, We have good reasoI
to believe that, at the utmost, not NOR
than q thousand men have joined hin
since his arrival in our State, and tha
scarcely any are joining him now, w
learn that, in late speech 10 soldier
aud citizens. he gave utterance to his dis
appointed feelings in strong terms,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-17
EVERYBoDY'S FRIEND,
PERRY DAVIS VEGETABLE
PAIN NIAG@ @R

n ~RRaa wH~aAr,rn a - -
PERRY DAVIS VEGETABLGl
wA WA TAFR ER nAUN
liz FA U I'M liz III IAI4 I&u i
= :, -. -t. :. - =
aTheGreHf fhmHy Meuicino OF tne age.
-, ,wvN ,urvpuAtIv IT. cuRRs sItnnp,
tUNccHISn rnnah.E. Iva.t stomach c;ansroi 9a.
hif, So,s No,,h canIer IJver somnisinl
81 s,ig " V.s ~ ~, "a pain * stom
sch N I = poSssr roIc hsst,c Cboi
.sss nio,sho .na n,..1, t'ns''
80 $50 ~ l,' e,.s ~ y! -! ,,..,,,. a-
APPLIED OUhFS'
Felons, OIls and Old Sores Severe Burns and Soalds
Cats, Bruises and Sprains Swelling Of the Joints.
Ringworn, letter. Broken Breasts Frosted Feet and
Chiiblans, Toothache Pain in the Face, Neural
gia and Rheumatism.
II is q sure remedy for AduE and Cf,ltLs and FEVER
t,,,u u,t,u1
IAiN h'hhSn'
taken internally, should be adulterated with milk or
water, or made into syrup with molasses. For a
Cough, afew drops on sugar eaten will be more ef-
feCtive than anything else.
ror sore 'nlost o NIX 'he ram hi"er WIN "a'er
o.. ps,.,,J J;r,,,;.n, ,.1:.k .,,i.
oe' $50 '%''NF~"s cue" oS'''P'
y no 70, i,asis Tennio,,on nn.n,,.sS ~
the history OF medical preparations its mstantane-
Gus effect in the entire eradication and extinction OF
PAIN In all its various rm incidental to the human
family and the unsolicited written land verbal esti
mony Of the Masses in its favor, have been and
Its o wa best uisement. D. n
What stronger proof nf these facts can be pro-
duced than the following letter received unsolicited
from, 1t 20. s 1
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-17

READ ritz CERTirrcArE or Rk0rLAR PRACTIriosER
This may certify that hate used Perry Tavis' Veg
etabc Pain Killer in numerous cases, and believe II
10 DO a very valuable medicine. 4 have prescribed
in bowel com plant particularly for childrem) aud
II Is In my opinion superior to any preparations have
ever used forihs rcliefofthoso diseases. When Civ
on 10 children have always mbincd 1t with the
syrup OF gum arabic. say ton fiops to teaspoonful o
the syrup, wen mixed. others have mixed twtt
milk and molasses, equal parts. A.nUSrING, NJ. ID
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-17

Ey The situation around Washington
has not materially changed, unless we
look 10 the iurure results Of the maneu'
vcrs of the past few days. The opposing
lines ara gradually drawing closer; skir-
mishing rs growing more frequent, but
nothing decisive has yet occurred.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-17

ET Tue force at Prestonburg and Ha.
z4l Green, recruited by Brcckinridge,
against which tho Second Ohio and two
other regiments are now marching, Is sta
I'D this morning at Eve or six thousand.
They ars not well armed, however, and
will DC no match for our Ohio bcya.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-17
No Cure, No Pay!!

HIrsKELl TErrER OINTMENT. for the
cure Of all diseases Of the skin, and in case
relief is not given / am authorized 10 rO
fund the money. A supply just receiv-
ed and for sale by L, L, SLoCUM, Agt,,
at City Drug Store. Lancaster.
6w 20
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-17
AnKANsAs ANN SroRssIoN WHOM Ark

ARKANSAS AND SECESSION. when Ark
Susas seeded from .he Union she came ia
possession Of property to the amouu! oi
$4,000 200. Herindebtedness, at that tluIe
was SO. .OOe, 600, leaving balance of $31
o0p,OO0 acquired BY accession, lu sddl'
ton TO her other resources. The S'ste
has issued war bonds to the extent o. 20
OGO, 900. and every dollar Of her proper
ty is pledged for their redemption.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-17

RTThe Wheeling In,slligeuoer says
that on Tuesday las, the rebels at WOr-
,hinglon. Marion county. killed a man
named Sharp, membea Of tho Hnioo
Home Guards. The Union men retaliaIed
next day by killing two Of the assaSsins.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-17

ASDY JOHNSON is a noble specimen o.
sell made man. Az the age Of twenty
one he was journeymAn tailor, and did
not know ono letter Of the alphabet from
another. He waa married aboat thst time
his wife taught him to read, and his copsrt
has been onward and upward until lev
men in the nation arc superior to him ia
craftsmanship in moral heroism and
unbending integrity.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-17
HOUSE.
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LANCASTER. OHIO.

yuStiR having taking charge Of above
we'll known popular House, as the successors Of
A. e. COOK, Esq are now fully prepared 10 entertain
and ancient customers IN the most salts
They would therefore respectfully invite the travel +
ing pnbcto continue their liberal patronage 10 said
louse Hoping that by constant and faithful attention
10 the comfort aud welfare OF their guests. 70 make
themselves serving and Abnto nothing from the de-
servedly high reputation ofthe House.
They would especially invite their friends from the
county 10 give them call They are determined 70
make their biIlslow adopting the motto live and le,
iIye,m - CHARLES MILLER,
WILLIAM BUSH,
Lancaster, april T. is6I--ltf Proprietors.