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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-01-10
Usisea states Troop.

Some sixty odd Of 4 ncle Sasas ,,,o..
rived At HarPers Ferry on Monday NIGH, =.
They are under the command of MAJOR H..
sooin-law u Col. CEAIO. u the Or,ln.nc. N
psrtment They Ars statio'ssd tAer, eDr IN. =.
Po-s Of protecting IL public property n.
s,oriss of excitement ~ that place Arr v,..,,-
exaggerated. Az il usual upon the arr,,J,s
the ears-being ths middle Of the da, q, =
ths operatives have Suspended worl-n,,.
persons may he Sen NJ the Depot w.eaa
scrt with confidence tia, nine-,-nths II N. -.
Sens Of that vicinity are for thr Union nt
AL shat an ne -,.nssficp arsisl-. -sics ma.
csla Bssuss cs,.s D,op.. ""
w.Ies-., fsssssms SssIk.,,
Sos ne,ae a"d C'a-s s,...
G.srd ve,' ssd cAs'sisis Geat. B,vssipm.
Cssass, Ns'sa Ks,.
Cameo nrcoches, Fob anA X, 49,.
de-se and Jet Bfeoeke'.i sets Of Boss., $50
Ls.s aud fiorsatins Sleeve Bstton,
Brooches, Ptsis Rags
Cors.. Essrsid and Opal Stose SEA a.
bfos<hss sels lsdt.s' Jsu.t,,
assa = and lee ksS Drops. Na....b.s "A.
Lava ssa f'"sT@"s Ia Ihs'l'ss. FEs~eh 80
Drop. mer,e.s -.
Corsl ksf DtePs. hsfss.s Pcpl,n.
g.
D. great vsr'siy, 'otetlsS uuA Read p,.,,
80. Csess. FasSs faass-sd "a H., $3.50,
eve'y de.cftFtios 90 Cas.i. s.s.g-
found - ttst ei-.. nrt Goa So.
PLAIN or iDI- e2ta 5ysESnrv
4 HigA>1 yS,sstHa 500 l. ri s,,s',.
Il TIE sst1sies are sums~tsd ana C,,l,s..,-.'
Il .hst issli essh P.Tsoa Zoe -. D.i,,
10 s<aied E.ssiop-s. with . Dee a. .,T,,..r .ea
Press.ns so,hst N EAsA Husdr-A (. ~ sr.,.',s y
| 10 On. Zoe . q OL % WATCH "a go =
sl-o bs sPlssd,a Pr~misw ~ sssh t~s c,,ts..,-
Ladies vi os dssire hns shsui - Dr-.. P,u,,. :.
- sstifsl sftcls Of Jsvsiry. cuslo.. as D. CT, ~
Boz ef he Coids. Peas. sad uai .euS Nc, %,
ukesls veleh esy .ssSls yos 70 P'reur- u ior a.
Ia isWisiovn. FrrdcrtcE County. NJ. ertr,,,..,
Jan. lsi by ~. E-D HERON ~ Tie Esst H,ir,',.
t.niegc-ce, ". T. G.. NJ. JAS. ". y SMITH A. ~.
ANIL y. CURRY. hash of i.oudosn ruuut,
o. thc .1'h ut rs Rry. :. Nsvnilip. NJ slnf.r
kl-l-is TO NJ ALICE hcSHERRY ali - Esrs--,
county.
% tbe onfh RI. by nv. W EseI-- NJ Nm
GEAisf 10 NJ CAri,RiSE CRusS %, Er1ss,
county.
90 The evening ~ tho s,h irsf az tho rr.ls,y,. i
ne en@os isihsr =, Rev. fafher Folcy Josx
nlrTtNetr. % wash5gtoa. a. MoLLFs y AVS i.
BALTIMORE city.
On he aath nh. b. r., NJ B~-krr e, a.
i-tsEAEr % Mss CArnARISK Cka,s uf BerRris1 -,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-01-10

III Anniversary q a. fiaftis ~ New o..
beans sns obserToa n ih'a plaes b. ~ Jsa.,
'oo Suaris CAPS isssss Tbs essspasy
ash 60 sppesrssre sai ~ sirssss rssa...s
- siih - aas,s ~ ~ dstfa ast e.. -
sessy rrPoFfs ~ aaslsirf
fhr tsifaTu - ~ Gaar.ls = fssy hu..i.,-..
Iasa.ie ~ NJ. -. r Ceshy} sils 49, ~.
gin'a bosFn as ~ gas.ra iias ar,s .t.l.
eq'ptry ~ sisss AL sisirss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-01-10
Very Respectfully,
ALFRED N. BARB

ALFRED n. BARBOUR
T. s.-Ope Of the military companies bsrr,i s
made up oatirely Of Armorers, called the "Ar.
mory Guard The other two companies arr
composed OF ArnoreTa and citi1rns. All first
rate companies viii gaIlaat Officers. The whole
combine ~ much vigOr, courAEe, A,,d ehivAlry.
a. tbs same number Of Inea anywhere in thu
Universe A.MB
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-01-10
Virginia Legislature.

The Virginia Legislature net on Monday
last Thc following is tho rrsolutioa adop,edby
The Senate
Resolved, That a Comniitie OF ifleca be an
PoHniea With instructions 10 report az the earl.
eat practicable time a bill providing for \ Con.
Vrn'ioa Of the people % Virginia.
The Heusc aiso adopted the following re,o.
iutions by n vote Of ll2 to5
EssolVed by TIE General AsseRbly.-Tbat
tss un'oa being forHsed by thu asssat Of the
states rspectively and beiBg consistent only
with Freedom and The Republican institu,io,,.
guaraiecd n each. eannss. aail ought not On be
maintained By fcrre.
1d~-Ihat the goycrnmcBt 81 she Union has
no PoNef 70 aeclaFr 90 make war sgaigst any Of
ihe States which havc boen ia constituent mem.
bers.
81 That when any one % nsorc III thr Pta,e.
have detfrmiHcti o. shall deterniihr. ur.lrr ev.
Isiing eircanstanrcs. 10 withdraw froo, a.,
lhton. Nc arr uhalterabiy O,sp1.ol 10 Az Al.
teisPt on the part u the Federal Gosrrn1,en,
10 soe'ee the same into reunion o. sahs,is.ion
500 that NC shl resist TIE same ~ ~ the
reaas a. oiw power
The following rosolutioas dssooncinc eoer.
etns wcre also introduced I'M ths, senate kst a.,
over one day nndsr The rule
Resolved. BY the General Assembly Of Vi,
gIeiar-- That in fh- i1dRen,ent ~ this tisoer.l
Assembly, thc ma 81 Elrce bg a.. FEDERAL Gov
eminent, ~ lad 90 sea, directly or indirrriiy.
tgs ~ parpnse n mainlaininr un;on saaooS H.
states ~ orr couisdcfary would ~ it-eif ~
Destructive ~ " triso nptfif ~ o. 6sievsfiye
sysiesa. spsssr.ive ~ e. easis fsr rk;ra Il 81.
sur1iructrd asd rrrniutialiafg Ia ali iis natural
aa1 ineviiabiu Sssalis.
Resolved = That phcn any ~ ti,eas ststes. ~
tnf or'icrly etcrcipe ~ iis SOVEREIGN I'D. shali
afpafaie iisail from o. ret. and rtsu.ninr o.
Poser hfrcfoiQFt delegated 3D. a. Flsiefaitiur.
efHhfnt ~ 81 ssHse tire resuanesz 81 hene.
NE aud obliEsiioas ~ the sanse Nirrinia viii
80 easlaoai thai ~ Sfsls - s-paraiinr itseif
shall - eoerced Hio re-uniosi. either bv r,rr
gi-es ~ iho var pgecF directly nrs.ssf San
state. % b ~ ass y a,iiilary kfos ssa,.st ~
individual cIfizess thrrefff
Resolved. That Virrinia onghi n. sn-I vii
Fssis, Al stlenpss ~ iha Fssierai ggsfsorsof
tHe- % eferihFnr sd destroy ~ Erios. srd
ell re1ari any frcihie rssasufcs iakea ssaiuri
coy n - roussineaf nrhahfip. aho shaIf hsrr
dissolved her conaacsi0e eifh Il ~ dafrrsfer.
- ~ lfsasiela SD seeassiy So apluaalaev 80
u,sst aciiyc Ffepafafioas ~ s,efsnss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-01-10

~ Dire oafaa''s.saers tfssss $3.50 f.sss.- - a.
tisiisi Nsit'egfta D. iaefasf 90 frs-at... ~ IS,
s.isi siaitfa ~ 80 sass fss1nes 49,.
Fsr.''f''f'i - eFfs1srfttarf stieh sass,t rs...
- Hsif1 80 70 aeHs,ifs 49, ~ Nassa... -.
"a 4 50 isr tilssiaa "a .sar,e-ft
fsis raFss 'a.f rstsras. 4 - ~ f.,...t., ID. d.
80 % afrs FL lasaa.a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-01-10

~ We dives sits1fion - ~ lsiiry N fIon.
A. = Bgsusa vhieh vi b. e,,fn.l ~ ous 6r.,
ragn denyiog o. ruFori n circuistilu ibrouzh
'he nsssp@PeEs ihat - ~ received aaoag.
p.ats hi,sls spFsisias bils ~ aaotisr esa,ssu.
Flai'.i M - iIagysrs Fsrry.
We slso sefs - a. lsitfF q "a gsnsarn.
s"psfin'sl,sisui - - Aru.sry 81 lisrYars-Fer.
30 a. la'spea@ Eagssrss.. 10 aas-ss % a.
Hfiieif y ihai ispgssi aspst ~ ~rars,a.s sss,s
q ihiHes esislisg "a fisst yls.sr. a.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-01-10
To PATRONS.

AS-Aeeounts viii be aa.le on, up 20 the
FIRST OF January. This period will BE- the most
coesen'snt for All parties We viii exp.s. tho.s
isdsetei 90 pay-psy or clos. BY note.-,sa De-
nasd. incident 10 osr business require At least
portion Of What u due.
Dss. -. lseo. GALI.AHER 4 co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-01-10

to iAs Eisars u "a, Esgsir-.
HARrkEsFsrEr. Va.
Dee 3lst. 1860.
Geotienen I'm the ioSsl column u your
seni-woekly issue q he 2eth instant. observ
the following paragraph
Harpers Ferry.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-03
UNION COUNTY TICKET
Once More u the Rescue Free.
sle3sSye-. men! t

The most important election ever held
in this county comes Oh on Tuesday next
The issue is Union or Disunion, Govern,
ment or no Government, vigorous pros,
ocuiiOn.of the war TO suppress rebellion
or q submission 10 treason.
The candidates on the so called Dem
ocIatic ticket are pledged by their plat.
form 10 oppose the present war, and il
they succeed. they will oppose it to ths
extent OF their influence and ability.
fthe ticket succeeds then the platform
upon which IL runs and to which il stands
pledged is endorsed, and as that platform
opposes the war, as that platform declares
the war to be "waged upon the part Of
the Government for the purpose Of con-
quering and adbjuga,iug sovereign States,
OF freeing the negro, Of overthrowing the
UuiOp and erecting upon the ruins OF the
Federal Constitution military dpspotism.
the result will BE- that Fairfield county
will be made to say the same things. and
the whole influence Of tho county will be
cast against the Government and for the
rebellion. On tile contrary ifthe Union
ticket triumpbs boforo the people, las it
undoubtedly will. then the influence Of
the county is for the Government and the
war. ttt.t.
These are tho only issues before tho
people. The candidates are al Demo.
Gratis only differing in their loyalty to tho
Government and devotion to the Union.
But these are issues Of great moment
greater indeed than ever divided the pub
lie mind before, and il behoovss as 10 meet
them like freemen. II behoovss US to
spare ourselves and our children the dis.
gracs OF having cast the influence of this
county for treason and rebellion and q.
gains. loyalty and government. 1t bo.
hooyes US as patriots. as freemen, ~
christians TO exert ourselves to the Utmost
to join hands 10 one long. strong, and do.
terniued effort to rescue the Cover meut
TO crush i,s enemies in tho South and
rebuke lis enemies in the North.
In this view. every vote In tho coming
contest will bO important. The man who
AbSsnts himself from the polls casts half
vote against the government The man
who votes for the sO.eallsd straight Demo.
cratic ticket. VoleS treason. votes to up-
hold aud strengthen the arm Of rebellion
aud weaken and paralyss thA arm OF tho
government. N
Let no man fail 10 vote. Lot 10 man
fail 10 vote early. Go to tho election
bouae IN Tho morning and stay all day. -
Take with you your neighborS and see to
1t that they VOC right. Devote tho whole
day 10 tho country. You cannot be bot.
ter employed. If NO do our duty the
victory is ours. Our triumph will be glo.
rious and overwhelming. DislOyaIty will
be reboked and the patriotism Ofour peo.
pie will be yindieated before tie country.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-03
D@a wEAvBEsG
g OINTMENT

,,, ana y0n nave permanent cure.
me CEkAIE has proved itselno be tho best Oint-
ment rinVented,a and where once used never
been known to fail OF eRectng a permahent errre OF
6lans and Frost Bites. Barber's Iteh, Chapped or
Tracked Hands or Lips, Blotches or Pimples on the
race. And forS0RE NIPPLES ana SORE EYES.
tne CeTate IS the only thing required 10 cure, II
shouid De kepti In the house 0fevery family. ~
VOW Is the time that specific for Totler and ali
0ther numprs arising from Impure blood is wanted
head Tn following evidence In favor Of DR.. Weay-
er's Syrup and Cerate: = - 'N-
gEEosEViLLE, Ashland Co., O.. Nov. 90, 1880.
deem 1t duty as well as pleasure to isform YOU
what Or. Weaver's Canker and Salt Rheum Syrup
ana Jerae baye done for me- and hope that this ei-
rnay come 10 the notice Of all persons Similarly
ah,cted In the year 1850, was laitaeked with Tot-
yer. or SAT- Rheum. on both my legs, and extended
uhti rom my knees to my fact was one raw sore--I
consulted, and obtained medicines ard prescriptions
rom nearly all physicians In this vicinity bu, Oh
talned no relief, when your agent Mr. Hoffman, Drur
gisi this place, recommended me TO try the syr1,
ana Cerate, which fortunately did, and am now 4
SOUND, weI1 man, by their use. Tc Is71 -
ana win much gratitude, remain, yours truly.
a, 49, JOHN WIERBAUGH,
land county. 'T'-''- ~. ~ >-''"" ""'Dll''"""eA -" "eA .
Price ofsyrup 81, Corate 25c. per bottle. DireeI
uons lions accompany each bottle. soIdby most edcinS
J.E. HARRIS & CO., Cincinnati, Ohio,
Proprietors for the Western and Southern StateA
70 whom order for the above Medicines may be ad-
dressed. Sold Wholesale and Retail by G. kAUFP.
MANI CO., and u. u. SL0CUM, Lanca,ter; r. Han,
rleasanlvUie; Jefferson d Co., ThOTnvilles W. A.
Graham, Zanesville; Roberts d Samuel, Columbus
Georfe n. Fisahardf, CiIeleville. Noy.i, Ia6O--Iy
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-03

TO FARMERS AND LIVERY STABLE KEEP.
BRS.--s. A. Wsavcr's Cerate has been extensively
used by Livery Stable Keepers and Farmers and with
ore accord they say that for many diseases In animals
they have never found itS equal. 3.-..
On Horses, two or three applications will cure the
Scratches, Chafes, and Calls whether the harness.
saddle or otherwise. " ash the wounds clean, and
the Cernte freely applied will cure them in a few
days IL wit! cure Cracked heels and Cancer in the
Tongue Canker or Sore Mouth, affections ofthe Skin,
falling the hair, &c. Sore teats and eaked I'd
der In Cows are soon cured by this Cerate,
Sold by medicine dealers &c nerally,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-03

The Cincinnati Gazette Of "Wednesday
says the STATE Oi Ohio is responding no.
bly, to tho call Of KsutucLy for help.
Within . few days, ten thousand Of her
brave aud patriotic soldiers will have
crossed the border Ohio and Indiana
together, will have, before the sud Of tho
present Hlek. large army in Kentucky;
while they have also furnished thO men
who have driven the vebsls from Western
Virginia. These Stalss have also con
trisutsd somewhat toward the safety Of
Washington; an! have several regiments
in Missouri. Illinois has done equally
Rs we'll Ohio, Indiana and Illinois 90.
euPya proud position. IL 10 be hoped
thai the Eastern States will follow their
Would tba. We could provoke
tbeua 70 Jealousy.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-03

THE GRoRTH OF THE UNITED STATES
has seen about per cent per annum, while the in
crease cfthe Mexican Mustang Liniment has been
from 90 to 30 per co nt showing the estimation and
increasing popularity Of this invaluable article. II
has. no doubt saved the country half million year
In horses and cattle alone; while for human alm ents
sneh as Bruises, sun Joints, Rheumatism Pains uts
Bites, Caked Breasts, &C., II has ne equal Did you
ever see tried without success, upon either man or
beasH II should always DO kept IN owe ry house and
stable. Accidents will occur. Promptnoss ia enica-
cy But be particular, and buy of none but resbecta
bio denlers. See that every wrapper bears the sigma
ture OF ID. s. Barnos, proprietor, aud G. w. West
brook, Chemist, and the precaut OnaFy words Trade,
" Mark" in two Medallions of the Federal Currency
Sold at ej cents, 80 cents and 81 90 per Bottle by
all respectable dealers throughout The habitable
Globe. ID. s. BARNES, New York.
Oct. 3-2m28 T..
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-03
No Cure, No Paw!

IrEsKELL TETrRR OINTMENT. for the
cure OF all diseases Of the skin, and in case
relief is not given | am authorized 10 re
fund the money. A supply just receiv-
ed and for sale by E. L, SLOCUM, Agt.,
at City Drug Store. Lancaster.
CIV 30
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-03
Special Notices.

Doctor Lsland's Anti Rheumatic Band ia the only
knGwnremedy for Rheumatism, Gout and Neuralgia,
and the perncious effects Of Mercury and 1t is with
he greatest satisactOn to its merits that we call
Tue attention ofour readers to the In
another column Of our paper, of the Anti Rheumatic
Band-2mI4,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-03

DR.. HcBARDsoS's SHERRY WfsE BlTrERs.-Phar.
maceutical Preparation. bya regular educated ply
seian--is one Of the most pleasant and valuable tom
les Of the day Persons recovering from protracted
Illness or those who at this particular season Of the
year, are subject to 1aundice, Habtual Constipation
or any disease arising from disordered Stomach.
Liver or Bowes, will find in the Sherry Wine Bitters
friend more to be desired than gold. Sold by all
respectable drugg ists--4waS.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-03
EvERYBoDY'S FRIEND,
PERRY DAVIS vzaATABLE
PAIN N1GG@R

RAHN lNXAA&N
The Great Family Medicine ofthe Age.
TAKEN INTERNALLY. II cURRs SUDDEN
bhty, Nursing Sore Mouth, Canker, Liver Complaint
Dyspepsia Or Indigestion. oraag aud Paiu;in stom.
era, Diarrhea and DysenteTy.
,S'f APPLIBD EXTERNALLY, CURES.
FsIons, BollS and Old Sores Severe Burns and scsds
LUIS, bruiees and Sprains Swelling OF the Joints.
ningworn, letter. Broken Breasts Frosted Feet and
SniUSips Ss uS TooItaese Psiu in the Face, HeuraI
IT'S sure remedy for A0uE and CHIbts and FHvER.
PAIN KILLER.
taken Internally, should be aduteraed with milk or
raeeI, OF made Into syrup with molasses. For a
sectys a SiSw drops sugar eaten will be more e
For Sore Throat mix tho Pain Killer with water
and gaFsler the throat. - -A =
SsSriHted directions, pkei assompany sask SottE..
The PAIN KILLERS BY universaI consent alloved
70 nave won Tor itsel reputation unsurpassed in
the nisoty OF medical preparations. Its instantane-
ous effect 10 the epre eradication and extiuctien Of
PAIN. all lis various forms TO the human
mony Of the Masses in its favor have been and are
It's own best stadvertisemept.
What stronger proof of these facts can be- nr0.
Soced Than thefolloWing letter. Received unsolicited
REV. W. B. JACOBS.
es- NEwARK N. J. june 9Th, 1860.
Messrs: Perry Davis & Son Gsatlsmsu :-AIIow
ne, unsolicited. TO send you a word OF com mnenda
lion for your Pain Killer. Ihave used IN my family
several years, and foundft all II claims 10 be
For Rheumatism, Coughs Colds. Burns Cholera Ten
dencies and difficulties we'll AZ diseases Generally
that prevail In families regard the Pain Killer as
beyond all price and Ms efIcacous beyond any m cd
cine within my knowledge. We keen Il AZ our chief
family medicine, and nnd its use In ordinary eases
worth more than any doctor. The testimony or otb.
ers among nv acquaintances and friends is eaualIy
favorable, MANY olergymeu have spoken ofit in
the highest terms family medicine Missionaries 10
repeated instances have said TO me In person and in
that the Pain Kilerwas BY fav the bast
medicine used in heathen lands md they used Il for
lhemselvesand families, and administeTi Il 10 others
around them. This much am incilnedto say as an
act oiinstice to yourselves and asa benefit To 9th.
ers Won are at liberty to use ibis testimonial IL OF
any service. REv.W. B.JACOBS,
Later Editor Christian Uhroniclo.
BEWARE OF ALL INTIMkTIoNsi.
The Pain Killer 10 sold by all respectable Druggists
throughout tho Q. statesand In Foreign Countries
Pries'-25 cents, 50 esnts and 81 per BsnT
J. n. HARRIS & co. Proprietor1
Forthe Western and Southern States cineipnati. o,
sold Wholesale and Retailby G. Kaufman & Co.,
E. " Slocum. Sihord n Sturgeon. Lancaster; PtehArd
B. WALKER, West Rushvile: P. Hane. Plearantvife,s
Fenstmaker Il Brnther. Waterloo: T3fossman INV
Andrew Lithopolis; David Probost. Marcy; WeteIT
McArthur, Mflersport:J LeTch & Co. Amanda
November I, I660--Iy3i -,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-03
Reported defeat or Rnct ,sr.

LoUIsyILLE, Sept. 2s.--Hon. Horace
Maynard, Of Tennessee, is at Frankfort.
Agents are now stationed along the Ohio
river to prevent the smuggling of armsin
Kentucky.
The Bulletin says 500 troops from Ter.
re Haute.. Iud., have gons up the Green
river. Ky, and have taken possession OF
Locks No. l aud 3, One shot was fired
at them aud the 6re was returned. killing
their assailauts.
Many Union families have fled to Evans
vile, from the Green river country.
A regiment Of cavalry from Ohio has
gone into camp near Covington, on the
Lexington pike.
Cyn'hiana, KY, IS occupied by the Fed
eral troops. ~s-
National flags were thrown to the breeze
from the Louisville Hotel and Gait House
to-day.
Seventeen Secessioais:s, among them,
Jas. B. Clay aud Col. H. y. Harris, Of
Madison, KY, were brought to Louisville
this afternoon and committed. A writ Of
habeas corpus in Cay's case, has been is
sued, returnable before Judge Catron on
Monday. r.
Benson Ormsby, lawyer of this city,
was arrested but discharged on taking
tue oath Of allegiance.
1t is reported that some OF Buckner's
men attacked the Union camp on Mud riv-
or. 40 miles from Bowling Green under
Col, Hawkins. The Confederates were
badly whipped. TIE Union men are
coming to Hawkins aid from all direc-
tions with shot guns and Kentucky rifles.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-03

sEsry O. Meyer 10 recruiting conlpa.
ny fer The three years. ssrvico--head
qaaI.yh II IlsuIsy's old staud.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-03

@L. M Dayton il recruiting a com.
pany OF volunteers--Head quarters at
OlArke's law Office, Tallnadge block.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-03

READ THE CERTTIcATE A REsuLAR PRACTITIONER
This may certify that have used Perry avis, Veg
etabe Pain Killer in numerous cases, and believe II
10 DO avery valuable medicine. have prescribed
itln bowel complaint particularly for children) and
II Is IN my opinion superior to any preparations have
ever used ortho reliefoflhose diseases. When Civ.
on to children have always combined it with the
syrup Of gum arabic. say ten drops to teaspoonful Of
the syrup, well mixed. oiheD have mixed Ii with
milk and molasses, equal parts. A. HUNTING, M. d.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-03
THE SURRENDER.

After The surrender, Gen. Price ap.
preached Col Mulligan and spoke as fol,
lows; Colonel, you have surrendered,
And---," He was interrupted by
Col. Mulligap, who said, 'No, sir, Il is
no surrender on my part; | will take 6fy
Of my men and 6Ght hundred OF yours
on an open 6sld to decide this matter
l only cease fighting because I have Cred
my last cartridge" Col. MulEgan, 10
his ehagrin at being compelled to surren.
der and having to givo up his sword. tried
to break it. but, being seen by Gen..
Price. was told lie could retain il. as well
as his other side arms All the other ON
feers were allowed The same privilege. &,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-10-03

The morning Of the 10th opened with
caupoHAdtng and uuske,ry, Mulligaa
wasted no powder, but gave orders TO use
Il only when there was a chance Of doing
execution. The men we're suffering great.
ly from .hirst, bul they gave up what wa.
Tor they had to the wounded. A nun.
bar Of men were ki,led by the euomy's
sharpshooters in an attempt to get wator
from the outside springs for the wounded
The soldiers obtained what they could by
wrlnglng their blankets which had been
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1861-10-16
Gary Plow.

rsigned viii keep on hand,
east Of Macon, a full sup
a.a and single Gary Plows
5 bich he will sell for cash
81 fits payable at Mobile on
January next
w DOWNING.
zeal 1861 jan II
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REMOVAL.

etHE fran Of Da4lson Cavandgh &
Z Go. having bees dissolved by mu.
tual consent, 90 tie 5th inst, the sub
seiber respectfully informs his friends,
those Of the late Firm, and the Public
generally, that (hayiug received from
his late partner a sum ia consideration
Of retaining the late business stand lie
has removed, with one hall the late stock
of Dawson, Cayapagh u Co, to Nos. 81
Il 80 south Water etreet, q few doors
south Of the old stand. aud midway be,
tween Cont and Government streets.
where with large additions in corn, Rlonr,
Sugar, Molasses, Bacon &c, &c; He
%solicits a continuance Of their fayors.
Persons inebted to the late Firm Of
Dawson, Cayauagh 4 Co., will please
call on either Of the late partners and
settle same at their earliest convenience.
J. CAFANAGH,
81 " 80 South Water st.
Int of Dawson, Cayauagh Il Co.
july 81. 1861. ly