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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-09-26
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seaided my hand and porspn very seyerely7one hand
almost tod crisp, The torture was unbearable. II
was an awful eight. - n le.l en-, i%8i The
ustang nimen, appeared to extract the pain almosl
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Rngbone, SPAWN aul Foundsrs, Bswars er imite-
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with tho words 'Tfade' m ark iutWo Medaiiions of
the Federal Currency: Three Sius, Sold ,lhIough,.
ont the habltable Globe. 'u o. .. BARNES, 4"o
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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-09-26

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the conry all arc delighted With its operations and
speak In terms OF commentator OGlts virtues,
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WIN. r. WADpELL. M. D.

HAVING BerMaAg6tsS loehisa tSiPABAs.ajvT-, 81
PILLE, lendeIs his, professional sorsiees "a the:
place and vicinity Or WaddSil has been engaged
In pracIeg Nflho vabi0hs bta6dheS of hs ptotee'
lon pI ppgaIh n twenty yssEs, Ae hereieFe, gsI,
those WIN mayiNyot hlm titlba eah. .ied 10 ntsihlln
ulTPaysleulag attention viii be pPil ~ all Chropg
oascl, and the dlseases o. fwomenan AMI chiidrc
Pleasantvllle, JUL 20 lsel|Spmi1s 3p 10 ava d,
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EYERYBoDY's FRIEND,
DAVIS yHaETAzLr
PAIN E1hARR

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APPLIED EXTERNALLY, CURES.
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Cuts Bruises and sn,ains' swelling Of ne JoInis
Rlngworn Tetter Rsnhen Rrassls F,osts5, Ir,t mi
ChiIbIains, Toothache. pain in the Faee. Man mi.
gidand RheumatIsm -. - =
II is sure remedy forlAarr ma C,ut1 md Frvtp,
-. ,..,,,,,nrt ~
ram hlLLEh'
aken Internally, should be adniterated with milk or
water, or made jute syFnP with .molasses For'a a
Cough, a few drops sugar eaten will be more eff
ieetlye than aaything else. &c ~
sbd yo,9,s, @ .nx NE faih killer wh waef
d. pr;,,.J S;r..,;rxs ~ sytst
~ 1,, o'1"s' "@'eA accompany eaeAeoHfe'
N have Won e., i,sss ss.sersel consent allowed
Tie hisory Of prcpaFaiinns Js 1nsis
ous effect In the entre eradication and extincton Of
PAIN. in all Its vari0Ih for "a he human
family, and the unsolicited written and verbal ieati
mony of the masses In its favor have been and ara
its own best adve ftisemAnt
AiiWhAt stronger proof ~ those facts can be nrd
dueed th9p letter. recejyed unsolicited
from, -
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MRS. WINSLOW.
SOOTMANG SYRUP,

Nurse and Female Physician. pyo.
~ 4 gents 10 tho nilenli1n Of mnlAats her :, ~ Z
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-09-26

VNAKEN INTERNALLY, 1T CURRs SsUDDRN
Colds, Coughs. &c., Weak Stomach, Gene raj De-
bihty, Nursng Sore Mouth Cankef. Liver Complaint
Dyspeps 1ndi kestion. Cram p.aRd PalRt ~ ktom.
aeh Bowel Com Alant. Painters Collie, Abiatie ch0
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APPLIRD BxTERNALLY, CURES.

Felons, Bois and Old Sores Severe Burns and scads
cuts, Bruises and SprRins, swelling OF Me Joints.
Chilolslgs, Toothache, Pain in the Face, Neural.
klnand dhheumntlsm.r a - s
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-07-19
CInclnnatI nTarket.

CINCINNATI, July 17.-Good demand for
-four and prices firm sales of $4,000 bbls
at 3 7503 90 for superfne, and 4 O00
4 rs for extra to fancy; included in the
sale is one lot of 700 bbls new crop at 20
delivered the goth of next month. Wheat
firm at rs for red and 5000 for white.
Corn CSC and ia better supply. Whisky
firm at l3. Ten tons of shipstuf sold at
seven dollars. Provisions firm and more
disposition to buy than to sell at 4O54 for
bulk meat and 5, 61074 for bacon $l4 for
mess pork, and s@sB for lard; the demand
is chiefly for army supply holders continue
to ask / higher than the quotations for
bulk meat and bacon, and SIS 90 for mess
pork Groceries active and sugar and eof-
fee &c higher. and molasses 1c higher the
demand at the advance is less pressing
sales of 270 hhds of sugar at 64@s4 i.
$50 bags of coffee at 14(@15 for Rio, and
I53 for Laguira, and 200 bbls molasses at
81. Money market quiet. Exchange
prem.
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NJ. 8. Johnson. Pms ATTY.
.0RRRHRFs SIZE ne. aas.

Notice is hereby given that by virtue of an order
OF sale issued out OF the Office of the Clerk of the
Circuit Court of Vanderburgh county, Indiana, in
favor of Samuel Bayard VS.. Hugh McCrary, and to
me directed, in pursuance of which writ, will on
TUESDAY, AUGUST 9th, 1861,
Between the hours of 10 o'clock A. N. and O'Clock
P M of said day, at the door of the Court House in
the city of Evansville, Vanderburgh County, Indi-
ana, offer for sale at public auction the rents and
profits for a term not exceeding seven years, of
the following described real estate to-wit All that
part of fractional Section No. five (5) in Township
NO; seven 90, South of Range No. ten Q0l, West.
the f3o~z.a<5 ss1f,
ana, thus bounded: Beginning at a point on the
line dividing the part of fractional Section owned
by Elias ii. Sabin, and the part owned by T. B.
Aydelotts p 6-100 chains East of the terminus of
said line on the Green River Bayou; thence North
10 28-l00 chains thence East 10 68-1O0 chains
thence South Is 2S-100 chains to said FIRST meatfon
ed line; thence along said line to the beginning
And should said rents and profits of said real estate
not sell for sufficient to satisfy said writ ard
costs, will, at the same time and place. offer for
sale and sell the fee simple of said real estate
the satisfaction of said writ and COSTS wthC ut re-
lief from valuation apprasement laws
JOHN S. GAVITT, S. V. @.
Wheeler d Igleheart, plff's atty's.
July 10Th, 1861. juyI5-3ww
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LOUISVILLE, July 16.-The threatened
disturbances at the Louisville & Nashville
Railroad Depot last night, in consequence
of the seizure of a trunk full of Hardee's Tao
tics, were quelled by the presence of armed
men, who volunteered to assist in carrying
out the orders of Surveyor Cotton.
Captain Trabue shot Captain G. S. Thomp-
son at Camp 10. Holt, on the Indiana side
of the Ohio river, this afternoon. The
wound was slight Each were Captains Of
companies in General Rosseau's Kentucky
Brigade. The difficulty arose from some of
Trabue's men going into Thompson's COM
pany. Trabue was arrested and taken to
the Indiana Penitentiary at Jacksonville.
The Portsmouth, Virginia, correspondent
OF the Richmond Examiner, says the first
rited cannon was turned out at the navy
yard yesterday, and in few days they
would be able to supply long range cannon
to the Confederacy as fast as wanted.
The Charleston Civilian says the block
ade of that port was rendered complete, on
the I'd of July, by the arrival of the United
States steamer South Carolina, Capt Alden.
She had captured the sloops Dart, Shark,
Falson, and two others.
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ST. LOUIS, July 18.--A battle is reported
to have been fought in Galloway County,
between MeNeill, with GOO men, and Gen.
Harris with force estimated at 1000. Six
federalists are reported to have been killed,
and eighty secessionists killed, and 200 ia
ken prisoners. The rebels were completely
routed.
Late and more reliable accounts from
Fulton, state that twelve OF McNeil's force
were wounded, including a colored body
servant. Mr.. Nichols, of Fulton, is known
to have been killed, on the part of the reb-
els. Only the advance guards of the federal
forces were in the engagement, and were
fred on. The rebels then fled, and some of
them were seen quietly at work in their
Fields as though nothing had happened.-
Harris was not in the fight, but looking on
at distance.
LATss.-An official dispatch from Col.
Mcneil, states that he had met Harris, and
completely routed him. Our loss is twelve
wounded. Harris's force is considerably
diminished.
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barbados were easily surmounted, and the
roads cleared of trees, which had been fell
ed, delaying the advance but few minutes.
At steep hill there stationed 200 rebel
cavalry, who, without waiting TO ascer-
rtain the strength of the advancing
force, fed upon the first appearance of our
skirmishers. They found a ratification
about half mile from the Court House,
consisting of a simple entrenchment extend
ing about four hundred yards each side of
the road. 1t was priced for guns. This
had been occupied for about three weeks by
the I'd and Sd South Carolina regiments,
under Gen. Bonham. On approaching this
point our skirmishers had a brush with
those of the rebels, in which one man re-
ceived flesh wound, and rebel officer
was captured. The advance of Burnside's
brigade reached the fortifcation in time to
make one prisoner, South Carolina officer.
The command then proceeded to Fairfax.
The rebel flag was still flying at the Court
House when the advance of the division,
with the band of the 1st Rhode Island reg
ment playing National airs, entered the vii
age. The secession flag was taken down
'p some of the Rhode Island regiment, and |
handed to Gov. Sprague, and transmitted by |
lin to Gen. Mcdowell, as a regimental !
rophy.
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He felt that his motives were
the most honorable of his life
He called on the President of the United
States. He stated frankly and fully his
object He did not ask him for his sane
ton. He did not wish to embarrass him.
He asked his permission to leave Washing
ton and cross over into Virginia. 1t was
distinctly understood that he went thither
on the most private mission. He asked the
President for the necessary formality for
that purpose.
The President gave him permission to OBJ
tain q pass from General Scott. On this
representation it was not objected to that
he should go to Richmond on his own re-
sponsibility.
After further discussion between May
and Colfax Mr.. Thomas said there was a
condition of affairs in Maryland painful to
every citizen IN its borders, and he under
took to stand here and aver that she in her
heart of hearts speaking through large
majority, thanked the President for cloth
ing the General with the power to declare
martial law, and approved as he did the
manner in which the power had been exer-
cised by Maj. Gen. Banks. (Applause.)
The House concurred in the Senate |
to the navy appropriation bill.
The consideration OF the tariff was re-
summed afterwards. Passed
Afterward the House took up the Senate |
Dill prouiding for the increase of the stand |
ng army to 1000 men. Adjourned.
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SANGsTER's STATIoN,ss Va, Ton the line
of the Orange & Alexandria Railroad, 10
miles from Alexandris, July 18-We have
seen the enemy flying before us, but in con-
sequence of the roughness of the march and
the heavy guns we have along, they have
succeeded in making taeir escape without
fight. We have now full possession of the
Railroad as far as this station
The enemy commenced their retreat to-
day, and barely escaped by the old Fairfax
road, which is occupied as far as Fairfax
Station by Col. Wilcox, who took IL pris-
oners. About 10 o'clock the following dis
patch was received from Col. Wilcox:
To Col. Heintzeluian, Fairfax Station -
We have taken Fairfax Station, with ii
prisoners. A large number of infantry and
some horsemen fec over to the left
Franklin can intercept them. We have
flag, &c. Signed, o. B. WILCOX.
Several regiments of rebel troops, are
reported to have passed Sangsters station
III retreat before Col. Franklin's columns
An Alabama regiment was encamped with
in two miles Of the forks of the road, before
we arrived. The camp fires were still
burning when we passed this afternoon.
Quantities of fresh beef corn &C, were
left behind.
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Fort MONROE, July 17.-Steamers from
Norfolk were seen landing troops this morn
ing at Sewell's Point where it is apparent
that formidable preparations are being made
to annoy our shippers and perhaps the fort
ress itself. There are doubtless masked bat
teries at Willoughby's Point and opposite
the Rip Raps. These preparations will
however be Intellectual in view of the ter
rible engine of destruction to be brought
against the rebels opposite the fortress n
case they attempt to disturb us. Sewalps
Point has no strategatic Importance. Nor
folk and Portsmouth are on the road to
Richmond, but should the Confederates an
noy Old Point Comfort they will at once be
routed.
Two negroes escaped from Turner Point
last night. They report the rebels in large
force opposite Newport News.
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GERMANTOWN, July II, l o'clock P. NJ
The first division of the Grand Army, under
Gen. Tyler, commenced moving at 81
o'clock this morning. About one mile
from the village heavy obstruction was
discovered in the road. In less than ten
minutes the whole of the barricade was re-
moved. The rebels advanced their position
as soon as General Schenck's column COM
menced moving. Hunts Hill, some two
and a half miles west of Vienna, was
reached, the enemy evidently still retreat
ing. A thick piece of timber was entered,
in an opening of which, tangible evidence of
the hurry in which the rebels had retreated
was found, in the shape of large number
of blankets, pistols, guns, canteens, &C.
The column was about pushing on when
scouts reported battery of several pieces,
less than half mile ahead. In the mean
time other scouts came in and reported that
the rebels had precipitately abandoned the
battery and were retreating in haste. The
enemy disappeared, and the entertainments
were quietly entered and taken possession
of by the skirmishers. The position was a
very strong one, and could have easily been
defended. The division will move on, this
afternoon, to the vicinity of CentrevilIe
where the enemy is said to be in strong
force.
1870 P. M Gen. Mcdowell and staff has |
Just arrived. All four divisions will move
on towards the Junction tomorrow.
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Last Ni2 hts Dispatches.
The Long Bridge to be reconstruct
ed-Battle IN Missouri Rebels
invading Iowa-Latest news from
the Grand Army-The rebels fly
ing-Col. Wilcox in possession of
Fairfax Station.
SPECIAL TO THE posi-.

WASHINGTON, July Is.-The bill to in
crease the revenue from imports meets with
unexpected opposition from the House. The
duties recommended by the Committee of
Ways and Means, to be imposed on coffee,
sugar, and tea, will probably be reduced.
The long bridge over the Potomac is to
be reconstructed, to be made more availa-
Bile for military purposes. Five thousand
axes have been forwarded to OR army in
Virginia.
The three months troops are to be muster
cred out of service and paid off.
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CORPORATTON NOTICE

o R ER FOR PLANE sIDE-wA
May 18th, 186I.-And now it Is hereby ordered
and directed by the Common Council Of The city Of
Evansville, that the owner or owners Of lot No.
l07, in the original Plan of said city, ctuse the
sidewalk o said lot on second street to be
a sidewalk Of class No. to be laid down thereon
within thirty days from the publication Of this
order. p. BURKE, Clerk.
Clerks Office, July 3d. 1861. iuly3
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CORPORATION NOTICE.
oRDERFoR PLAEKs1DE-wA

ORDERFoR PLANK sIDE-w VALE
July 9Th, l86l.-And now It is hereby ordered
and directed by the Common Council Of the city Of
Evansville, that the Of all lots or parts OF
lots fronting adjoining the southwest side Of
Ninth street, between Ann and Division streets ia
said city, the sidewalks thereon to be brought
to the proper grade, and that they cause a side
walk of class number to be laid down thereon
within thirty days from the publication Of this
der. p BUPKE Clerk
City Clerks Ofice, July nth. 1851. iuiviI
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FOREIGN NEWS.

The state of the Pope's health is very
serious.
There is still want of animation in the
Manchester market, but spinners have OBJ
tanned general advance of l and in some
instances of ! per pound.
BREADsTUFFs. The weather is unsettled,
and less favorable for crops. Flour is quo
ted steady at former rates. Wheat steady
at full prices, and very firm for fine deserip-
tions; Red 80 6d@12s; White 1903 6d(9
1873 per Genital. Corn in fair request and a
desire to sell. Pork dull. Bacon dull
Coffee in good demand at full prices. Rice
very fat
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Egsry SHmnssr ths demand for Hos
letters Stomach Bitters increases 1t is found TO
be the only certain preservation Of bodily strength
during period when the atmosphere is calculated
to induce feeling of lassitude and Indigestion
The worst cases of Diarrhoea and Dysentery give
way to its potent influence. Innumerable persons,
who alive and well, must thank the dis
of this preparation that they have not been
swept away in the harvest of DEATH The Bitters
is recommended by the best physicians in the land
This the best evidence Of its real valus because,
general thing, they will not speak word IN IA
vor of advertised preparations. They have been
compelled to ac nowledge the claiu of this Bitters
upon the community. Sold by an druggists.
Iulyl6-1w
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BURLINGTON, Iowa, July l8.-The Hawk
eye says, messenger arrived at Eddyville
yesterday bringing news that 300 rebel
cavalry had invaded Appanoose county,
Iowa. They are reported to have burned
the town of Milan, Mo, and Unionville
1t was feared they would also burn Centre
vile, the county seat of Appanoose County
There was great excitement in Monroe,
Davies and other counties, adjoining. The
people are gathering up everything avail
able insthe shape of arms
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CORPORATION NOTICR.

FOR PLANK SID E-W K.
May 18th, 1s6I.-And now it is hereby ordered
and directed by the Common Council Of the city of
Evansville, that the owners Of all lots parts of
lots fronting adjoining the west side Of Third
avenue, from Franklin street 10 Seventh street,
in said city, cause the sidewalks thereon to be
brought to the proper grade, and that they cause
a sidewalk of class No. to be laid down thereon
within thirty days from the publication Of this
order. p. BURKE, Clerk
Clerks Office, July Sd, 1861. iul3
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Morning Dispatches.

Foreign News-Gen. McDowell's
advanee-the enemy abandoning
their Observation-Disclosures G. H.
in possession of U. S. troops The
advance from Germantown Flight
of the tratiors-Fight at Pensa-
cola,
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Noon Dispatches.
Fight expected off Fort Monroe-15
additional regiments from Penn
sylvania-The new Tariff-Ru-
mored engagement at Centreville
40, 600 rebels at Manassas

SYRACUSE, Mo-, July 1s.-The rumor
current yesterday that q battle had taken
place, near Georgetown, between the Home
Guards and secessionists, under Magoffin
who also gave out that Syracuse and Flor
ence, a town ten miles south of this place
were to be burned last night kept our citi-
zens watch all night but there was no dis
turbance. Large numbers of Imen are re-
ported as focking to Magofin's aid
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CORPORATION NoTIcE-

RIDER FOR PLANK SIDE -w ak.
July LIST, 1ss1.-And now It is hereby ordered
and directed by the Common Council of the CITY Of
Evansville, that the Of all lots or parts OF
ots fronting adjoining the cast side Of Fourth
Avenue, between Franklin and Seventh streets fu
said city, cause the sidewalks thereon to DO
brought to the proper grade and that they cause a
Sidewalk of class No. to be laid down thereon
within thirty days from the publication of this
order. p. BURKE. Clerk
Clerks Once, July 18th 1861. fulvII