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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-09-18

largest and most expensive exhibition that
has ever travelled the cO6otry. This Is
not a circus with sfew cages Of Ghinals
buian. extensive and magnificent OOllsc.
tiOn oliiVing beasts snd birds from every
quarter of the globe, which has received
the endorsement Of the, press in al! Onr
lo,ding cilies as boing the very beet exhi'
billion Of lhe lind eSispi. Being moral
and instructive 10 its tendency. il can
be visited with pleasure and profit by
those who are strongly opposed to amuss
ments of frivolous character. To the
young, especially, il will offer attractions
of tie most irresistible character, The
grand entree Of the caravan on Tuesday
morning, with its gorgeous chariot, its
huge elephants and its immense train oI
richly decorated cages, will be spectacle
worth going miles to witness. ~
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"L1BBt PRIsoS, Richmond. Va
Sept. 18th, 1862.

Ems GAZETTE AS near as can make
ont. have beat Mcclellan, Pope q Co,
l am 10 Richmond first, | was taken
prisoner Friday, Aug 92d. You know
We are not considered prisoners Of war,
And are consequently 10 close confne.
meut. ! amuse myself carving wood,
eating, sleeping, and meditating on the
uncertainty of human affairs. It's no use
talking about pf,isnce--0ld Job never
was a Quarter Master nor confined in
Libby Prison. / am in hopes we shall
got out some time in the course Of hu.
inan events"
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-09-18
Military Exemptions

On Tuesday the Commission TO ex
anime those WHO came before them for
exemption from military duty. closd their
labors. Upward Of twelve hundred mon
were examined and of these more than
four hundred were declared incapable FIR
service this makes an exemption OF 33
per cent, apparently a large per centum
-If, however, the causes Of disability are
examined. we fud hut vary small per
cent Of exemption OF disease which might
be questionable. The record exhibits
nearIy,two hundred men suffering fou
Hernls, fractured limbs -stiaened joints
--deafpess and defect Of vision, leaving
The actu Il cases of diseases abou, Two hun
dred. .t
The commission is justly entitled tc
public approval for vigilance, industry
and perfect impartialily. Iuiau especial
degree is Do tor LEWIS. the examining
surgeon, entitled to the appreciation Of the
people of Fairfield county for tie faithful
performance of his arduous duties.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-09-18

DARING RoBDERY.--Lss! evening be-
tween 7 and 8 o'clock. scouudrel enter
ed the residence Of Nathan WOrlall, on
Columbus street. and finding bis wife
alone, dealt her n stunning blow in the
face breaking two Of her teeth and inju'
ring her somewhat by heavy fall across
lounge. After which he proceeded to
search the house apparently Tor money
alone. sshe left iewslry and other valua.
blss which he found in bureau undis-
turbsd. What is remarkable i'd that not
finding money in pocket book in the bu-
reau, he set chair up TO cupboard and
from behind some jars Of fruit he took
dowa stocking in which Mrs W. had
sum of money concealed, amounting per
haps to eighty dollars. The rObber es,
capped with the money, and no clne TO his
AhereaboutS has yet been obtained.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-09-18
.DraninS,

Owing to disturbances 90 the South.
srn border Of the State. complete returns
Of the lists Of those subject to draft have
not been made. For this reason drafting
has been postponed for few days longer
giving ample time to make up the quota
Ofeo men from this county. EOlistmeutS
Can still be made, aud any one volunteer,
ing may select any of the regiments or
companies, either old or new, which have
gone from this county. With proper
efforts this county may be saved from
draft. Many other counties are much
more largely behind than our own. Per
haps the fact that we have had some trea.
sonabls counsel here has stimulated others
10 more energetic action to overthrow il
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-09-18
War Meetings.
Freem en- 70 the Rescre.-

There will be a meeting Of all who favo:
a vigorous prosecution Of the war Tor the
suppression of the rebellion and restora.
ton o. the Union addressed by
Hon CAREY A. TRIMBLE and JOB
E. STEVENSON, Esq, at the following g
times snd places 'ti1y-.
At New Salem, Thur'd,y. Os!ober ed
2 o'clock. P. NJ, (for the townships o
Walnut, Pleasant and Richlaut. I't
Committee % P Landou, J W Pearse,
and John Gill. AZ , PV. #A r
Ri;hland-Dr Nourse, J W Vansant
and Milton Baker.
Pleasant-David Keller. James Ewing
and John NJ Ashtrook., At Rushyille ii
The evening. - 81 a.
At Bremen. Friday. Ool. 81, at 2 P N
(tr Rushville and Bernc.
Committee = Rushcreek, Simon Beer!
and Or Evans.
Berne--Sam' I Jackson, EN- Beery. ant
- Benton. At Sugar Grove III thu
evening.
At Baltimore, on Saturday. Oct. 4th
atsP,M, for the townships Of Liberty
Greenfield and Violet. y '.'-
Committee Liberty, A. ]. Shrader,
T Mason and A L Simmons. ,.. -rr
Greenfeld-E NJ Winter, Ezra Rade
baugh and SauA Coffman. m
Violet-Wm Curtis. A! Carol in tn
evening.
At Oakland, for the townshi2s-of A
manda. Clearcreek and Madison on Mon
day. Oct. 9Th, at g Pm.
At Lancaster in the evening. ~
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-09-18

Sau1RREL HUNTERS. - About 60 men
from this county responded to the caA Of
the Governor for minute men last week
70 assist in the defence Of Cincinuati.-
They carried their own arms and seemed
q determined and earnest set Of men.
Whether their services will be needed or
not, the city of Cincinnati will ever be
grateful to tina. large body Of men who
have rushed to her rescue from all parts
Of the State.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-09-18
OBITUARY.

DIED, August Goth, 1869, at the res.
idence Of her son, VIM. McCleary, Green.
field township, Mrs. JANE BRUMEIELD. in
lhe One Hundrelh year Of her age. Born
March 9Th, l763., she lacked but few
months the completion Of her century
She was born in Lancaster county, Penn.
sylvAuia. where she was married to Mr.
Sam'l McCleaIy. with whom she emigra.
ted 10 this Stale aud county in the year
1915. Mr.. McCleary met with an acci.
dent in 1895 which resulted in his death
In 1881 she was married to Mr.. David
Brumheld. After his death she took up
her abode al her sons with whom she
resided up to the day ol her domise.--
While in Pennsylvania she connected
herself with the Presbyterian Churcf
and continued a member of that ChuIcf
until the day Of her death, not having
asked her dismissal after her removal tc
this SIkte. She was the mother Of Twelve
children, three of whom survive hel. Wig
two sons and one daughter. and her pos
terily extends to the fifth generation
amounting to 1877 in all Twelve chill
dren, 63 grand children. 1l9 great grand
clild,en. and 3 great great grand children
The occasion was inpro'ed BY the Rev
Mr.. White, p E. NJ. E, G, from Job. Il
Chap and her remains were attended tc
their last resting place BY numbers Of he
surviving relatives and neighbors.
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FIEhtIng nsnewed HG munFOrasvIII,

FIghtlng Renewed Ht MunGOrdsVIlIs.
MuEFoRDsvILLE, Kentucky. September
16.-Ano,her battle is going on. The
rebels under Bragg nlAcked our forces
this afternoon, and it IL said there has
bssu fighting nearly all day. Ths Fed
eral forces, in command Of Col. Wild-r,
are lighting braysly, spd Hre determined
10 hold The post The eneny's Solce iS
represented as large.
LATER.
Re, learn that portion Of Buelps army
have arrived, and are engsged with
Brsgg's forces.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-09-18

sS- The Band OF the 18th Regiment
has been paid off and mustered out Of
service, and several Of its members have
returned to this city in fine health and
spirits. II they are not completely die.
gusted with hornblowing. we hope they
will favor the city with serenade before
long. ~
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-09-18

wWs make the following extract
from a letter received at this offi,e fro m
Gap. o. N. GOulding, who was formerly
Quartermastsr Of the three months l7th
Regiment, and more recently on Gen'l
Pope's staff, and now prisoner at Rich
M
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-09-18

&9- The RI. Rev. Bishop MclLvArNE
is expected to preach and administer the
rite Of confirmation in st. Johns Church
on Tuesdsy evening Rsxt, 23i inst.
Sesvicasto commence at7A o'clock.
Sept. iBih, 1882.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-09-18

&-Ws call attention to the advertise
meat of Messrs Blairs & Tuthi lPs cheap
Book & Jswelry Store. one door west of
Martin & Co.'S Bank. They have just
received largo and splendid stock Of
stee! eugravings aud French Chrome
Lithographs. which will be sold at war
prices. ..... ...... -.-.. ..... ..,l.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-09-18

PErERsoS's LADIES NATIONAL MAGA-
ZINE for October, is on hand with it's usu.
al amount Of fine engraviugs and an extra
quantity Of Fashion Plates and Patterns
Of Fancy Work, together with a choice
lot Of reading matter. Terms. So year
in advance. Published by Charles J.
Peterson, 306 Chestn ut st, Philadelphia,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-09-18
NOTICE TO TEACHERS

NOTICE TO TEACHERS -Applioa.
lions will be received by the undersigned.
up to the 25Lh instant, for teaching the
Public School in Sub.District, No. 7. in
Hooking Township. fairfield county. o.
R. G. sHUGERT,
s. KETCHUM.
.., -.y ev "A. HUNTER, "a,
Sept. II, 1922 Z Local Directors
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-09-18
SECOND DlsPApoHa

'"' WAsHrNcroN, Sspt. I6 Midnight.
THH FALL Of HARPRR's yERRYp-- COLONEL
MILES MURDERED-ouR TROOPS IN CLOSE
PURSUIT OF THE REBELS.
Our troops at Harper's Ferry, after sur.
rendering to the rebels, we're promptly
parolled for The reason. as is explained
here, that our troops we're pressing the
rebels too hard to permit them to take
prisoners along with them. The parolled
prisoners have arrived at Baltimore and
Frederick They stated that Col. Miles
was killed while carrying flag Of truce
TO surrender. Both legs were shot away.
Near six thousand Of our troops were
tskeu. gas...4.s na ,ti b.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-09-18
FROM WASHINGTON.
FIRST DISPATCH.

WASHINGTON, September 16.
APPREHENDED CAPTURE OF ,HARPER's FERRY
NO NEWS FROM NJ cLELLAE.
Il is believed at the War Deparmen,
that Harper's Ferry surrendered to the
rebels at 9 A. M, yesterday, after Colonel
Miles had been morally wounded. 40.
counts to that effect, none OF them official
have beeo received. both via Chambers
burg and Point Of Rocks., If it be true,
nothing can prevent the mass Of the
rebel army from making good its retreat
into Virginia. Miles cavalry forces eul
its way ou, from Harper's Ferry on Sun.
day night, and started for Chambersburg,
capturing Lopgstreet's ammunition tain
aad other wagonsito thsnumber Ct 6O 10
all, on their, way. The commander of the
Cavalry reports thst Col. Miles, had, de
clared he could not hold Harper's Ferry
longer than Yesterday morning. unless
relieved This fact doubtless does much
to induce the Government to give credence
TO unofficial accounts OF the surrender =
Nothing has been made public from Nc
Olelau since his official dispatch of Sun.
day. The general feeling here couseq quen.
on the discon tinuance OF news from Har,
per's Ferry and McClelan's silence, con.
slrues rather gloomy. Our Ilossnat ,Har.
psr's Ferry would be at least 1900 men
and one million dollars worth OF stores.
a.. lI.. ~ ~ b. Personal. rs,,..'.a.p
q Cincionatr takes another Western Gen
eraL Gen. Quincy A. Glmorr has been
ordered 10 report to Gen! Wright,
There seems no doubt now that Cassius
M. Clay goes to New Orleans, ''.''l''
Major General II uHter has arrived here
it is believed he will promptly assigned
an i~poF'ant command in 7 We armies
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-09-18

=. cE NJ, G. W Edgar. ofthe @. W. &
z Railroad will please accept our thanks
For late papers.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-09-18

FAIRFIELD CoUsrY FAIR.--Ths eleventh
annual F,ir of the fairfield County Agri.
cultural Society will be held on the Fail
Grounds at Lancaster, Ohio. on the 18th,
10th and l7th Of 0ctobes. 1859.
JNo. A. FETTERs, Pres
P. B. EMBicH,, Secretary.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-09-18

VAN AMBuReH's MESAeERIE. --On
Tuesday next our readsrsin this vicinity
will have an opportunity of visiting the
only genuine msnsgsris in the United
etateS, and, according, ssll aecouniS, the
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-09-18

ETThs Gazstts offios is now we'll rep
resented in the Union army. One Of the
proprietOrs is a Lieutenant in the Goth
regiment. one of. the Office hands a SER
geaut in the same regiment, while the
senior editor is at present with the
"equirrel hunters" in the vicinity of Gin
cinhati.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-09-18
FHRhe N De~eIEI
OF lalsE style, constantly OD han

OF lales: styles constantly oD hand.
AZ an indueement 10 bny we will present IN every
,peycbassf OF our .NIscELLATEoUS BOOKS ODe
o!the above articles Of Jewelry.
We have ON hand good assortment OF Religious.
Classical Philosophical Agricultural Historical and
Theological Works. among which may be found His
tories, Travels. adventures. Stories, Anecdotes,
Tales, Narratives, Romanees, SporIs and Pa.tim es:
Annuals and Presentail Books superbly bound nd
appropriately illustrated, all olwhich will be sold
ycIy low for caSh.f TUDHlLL & BLAlRR.
N. B. Just recsived large and spisdJld stock OF
Hfeel Engraving and French Ch rom o
LtthOgraphS, which will be disposed Of al war
IT 2 PWateh", ciOsts sns Jsrsi,y rspsirsd and ssr.
TsntSd. ir r. d b.
Lancaster, Sept. IS. 1863.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-09-18

"a ETGOVsrnOr cortiu, Of PsDnsylvsns,
has postponed the draiI 10 tha! State uu.
I'll the 26.h iDst, fs.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-09-18

Daring the rscsnt battles ia Maryland,
Gen Reno. ODS Of The ablsst Division com.
mandsrs Of the Union army was killed.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-09-18

-ETDr WAcESHALs has received a dis
patch from Cincinnati stating tha. Capt.
Rufnets company OF squirrel hunters
will be home at o'clock to day. ,s
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-09-18

See new advertisement OF Andrew Reid
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-09-18

,t.- FOE u-lr.
cAilmAdge BIOck-.Thi rd stOrys-totho
LeEt at tho Head OF the stairs.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-09-18

THURSDAY, Sep. ia, 1862
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-09-18
wHEEER & WILSON'S i.
) WING MACHINES
BILLINGHURST.

Of ibis c't, .esn, Tor hi. eelsbra.sd Machine He
has disposed Of qaits number Of them, and 10 every
Instance they have given universal 'atisfacon. Tho
best aul ulhohty that can be cited In favor Of these
chimes, ,is tho Scientific AmsHrAn, from which We
clip the following:
s!Wo have used Wilson's patent. manufactured BY
the Wheeler y llson ManafaeL urip1 Company, No
sos Broad and can say 10 regard 10 II, that
1, without val. IL Is simple, not easily pot ont Oi
order when IN proper hands nnd In point OF eGec;
iyeness and fnish.hO ohsT machise stands ahead o
IL. we slsis Ibis much In regard 10 this eHeeleE,
machine upon our own responsibility: Every piers
NJ this machine IL sde To guage, and consequently
The panI OF aug machine may be HRnsposed Will
those Of any GIber mschne Of the same size, or
.h0uld an accident the broken part can be i'm
Dedaisly replaced application at The once ofth;
man u(actHIGT.'
Lancaster, July II, Ie6s.
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E.tate OF samuel AnIerson.

NOTICE y hereby given that the undersigned has
Y been duly appointed aud qoaliaed as Executor
OF The Eztas OF Sanael AadeTson, doc late OF Pair
field co ouDty, Ohio. JOHN ANDERSON.
Sent, IL, 1852,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-09-18

CITY OF LANCASTER:
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-09-18
Ntw advertisements.

Gold Pens and PeneilA,
Vest Chains, Plain snd Fancy Lockett.
Ladies Sets. Plaipgnd Rhgfavsd Blesiet,
Cluster Pins, Ear Drops,
rNT ..i G Heart and Seal Kings, MiHisturea,
-., Scarf aud Ribbon Plus, Crosses,
Studs aud Bottoms. Cun PinI
The New York herald., 1862-04-04

The FIRST DAY OF APRIL SUNsHNE.--April
came in on Tuesday, ell frowns and Clouds as
If she had been called upon to do duty before
her time The damp winds scattered influenza
broadcast, and the weather was as dull as the
coughing, sncezing, ill-tempered public. Yes
terday, however, came the spring sunshine, the
clear, blue sky, the balmy air, the universal de-
sire to try the dolce far niente-the sweetness of
doing nothing. Spring fever is now the preva-
lent complaint, and the disease, though very
contagious, can hardly be considered dangerous.
Milliners, mantuamakers and tsilors see in the
warm sunshine the prospect of brisk trade,
and nil branches Of business feel the enlivening
influence of clear, settled weather. These are
splendid days for battles in tho border States,
and we shall not be surprised TO hear OF q
dozen victories, crowdipg one upon the other,
before long Such cheering news as we an
ticipatc will aid The eunshinc greatly, ahd
brighten up everything aud everybody here a'
the NORTH.
The New York herald., 1862-04-04

THE REPORT OF THE SnoDDY INVESTIGATION
CoMMIITEE.-We published yesterday the cream
of the report of the State Shoddy Investigation
Committee. In point OF interest and amrise-
mcnt it seems to rival Van Wyck's celebrated
dissection of coniding Cummings Of the World
Thurlow Weed and Mayor Opdyke appear to
figure prominently among the shoddy crew, and
they are not in company which does them
credit, whether they be guilty or innocent
The purchases for the State seem TO have been
made in Just the loose, careless, unthrifty way
that Cummings bought the army ale, porter
and hcrrings. The ladies figure in the report
and silk dresses were offered as commissions by
the shoddy contractors in the stead of Morgan's
two and half per cent. Altogether, this re-
port needs little ventilation, and we shall
give it shortly. Shoddy is very queer thing
and it acts very queerly upon those who dabblc
with It. Devils dust" is q very appropriate
name for the gold dust which shoddy contract
ors and their tools have made out Of these
shoddy transactions
The New York herald., 1862-04-04
The Navy.

The Navy Yard. Brooklyn, presented quite an enlvsn
ing scene yesterday owing in great measure 10 tho
ins weather, but principally 10 the visit of NJ Dc Ros-
tsng commander Of the French steam frigsts Catina
This officer arrived in the yard about one eclock ana,
after inspecting the different departments, in company
with the Commodore of the yard visited the North Ca
rolpa. where he wss received in the most courteous
manner by Commander Meade
The scene and about the dry dock s one Of great &C
tivity, hundreds of men being busiy employed on the
poonoke John Adams, Adirondack, Dawn and Massa-
cbu.e,s. while that on board the new gunbeats Fort
Henry and Somerset which havo just gone
into commission, was Of busy preparation for their
departure Altogether, between the activity OF tho ops
ratves the gay uniforms Of the officers and marines,
constantly moving 10 and fro the ships aud In tho
yard the sprouDg Of the trees and srnss and the gene
raj cleanliness Of everything around tho yard presents
field for contemplation seldom offered.
The New York herald., 1862-04-04

The FEELING or THE SoUTH.-We had an
interview yesterday with one Of the deserters
from Fort Pulaski, who arrived here in tho
Oriental from Port Royal. II seems from his
statements, which coincide with what we have
already heard before, that the only thing which
keeps the rebels together is the impression pro-
duced upon them by the falsehoods of the rebel
leaders, that the only object of the North is
plunder, aboitionism, ravaging and ravishing
The opinion of this deserter, who is an intelli-
gent and sensible young man, is that if the
South knew that the intentions of Mr.. Lincoln
are only to put down rebellion and to return
to the status quo before the outbreak of this
mad disturbance, the whole army of the South
would melt away and dissolve, and tho citizens
now kept in arms by tho deception of their
leaders would at once return to their homes
The South, let US hope. will perceive and under
stand the wise measures Of conservatism which
actuate the government of Mr.. Lincoln from
that passage in his late message to Congress in
which he recognizes the right Of the South to
its property, and procaims to the world that
there is no purpose of touching il without the
consent of the people, and even then not with
out paying for it. There cannot be doubt but
that this wise, conservative policy will have its
effect in opening the eyes Of the South, as the
Union armies advance.
The New York herald., 1862-04-04


CHARITY SHOULD BEoN AT HoxE.-Judge
Edmonds is continually writing to the news.
papers in defence Of the Port Royal educational
scheme. II that project were all square and
above board it would not require so much to
be said in its behalf Common sense people
cannot understand why, with such an extensive
field for the philanthropy of its promoters a.
is afforded by the degraded and neglected con.
dition Of the free blacks at the North, they
should waste their sympathies and their money
where they are not half 80 much required. All
the education that the South Carolina negro
stands in need of is to learn how to pick cot.
ton. This the parsons, the lawyers, the doc.
tors, the dry goods clerks and the strong mind
ed women who have been sent down amongst
them by the New York and Boston societies
cannot teach them. The result Of the labors OF
these missionaries will only be to render the
negro more lazy, dependent and helpless than
ever. If they want field for their humanta-
rian sympathies, let them look nearer homo.
Judge Edmonds has only to call upon om
friend, Mr.. Thomas Downing, No. Broad
street. and he will not only give him q dish
of oysters, but a useful dish Of advice. Go
and see Downing. lie will show you shorter
road TO your object than by way OF Port Royal.
The New York herald., 1862-04-04

Nxx EScpAvse.--Mr. Nehg has just published an al
,.ror,c. ,hoaraph under the title Of "Unss We Stand
n,v,dsd We Fao IL consists Of three fenss ngures the
central one standing anchor representing tho North
that on the right with sheaf Of corn and rsapng hook
in her arms typytng the West and tho one on the kt
leaning against cotton bale representing the South. The
conception and execution Of the picture are both good
and AS general effect pleasing.
The New York herald., 1862-04-04

prsArArARkNcE or youso MAN FROM BRooxfyN.-In
the personal column win be found the description OF
young man who lof, his lhomo in Brooklyn. somc
timo since, without any knowledge OF his whereabouts
being received by his anxious friends Atonptu IS CALI
sd TO the advertisement In question
The New York herald., 1862-04-04

VAN Axpuneu's MrSAGERH.--our city was treated,
Yesterday afternoon to a rather brilliant and novel dis
play by procession of the entire troupe and apparatus
connected with Van Amburgns msnagerio. inc irhm-
phal car drawn by ten horses soss'her WIN owner Or
nsmented cages, looked superb, ana gave one Nm oea
.. n.rs was passing one Of the professions which
,..a Tho .,res,s OF classic Rome the return from
of victor Altogether the display Was one Of the
os highly colored and tasteful Of It's sort that has
passed through the cay.