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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-09

re- The Cincinnati Tines coffespon-
dent writes from Washington Is follows:
The Democracy have made an address
10 present TO loyal constituencies CHS tall.
They have voted unanimously against con
fscsting the property Of the leading fe5-
els, to reimburse the loyal States n part
for tile expenses Of the war. faey have
voted unanimously against the disqaalify-
ina bilI. which prohibits rebels, who have
eyer held Office and violated their oath to
snpnoft tho Constitution Of tie United
States, from holding Office and violating
the same oath hereafter, (Maynafd q
Tennessee voted for this bill) They have
voted nearly unanimously against the res
olnti5n authorizing our armies, 50 faf as
expedient, Is 81 subsisted On tae enemy
(Phelps Of Missouri voted for ths resola-
tion.) Whenever 4 proposition has come
ss is nnnish rebellion, or to make i eX-
nensjye. or 10 make rebels dstnle the cost
Of the war with loyal people, they nave
been firmly against it. The REGARD proves
#. The yeas and nays are iying n want g
eonfound them. The fact that large
number of Democrats are ID tie army
6sbtin9 the battles Of the Unloa only
proves that they are better men than taose
Who represent them in Congress. L
should be bofuo ii mind also that one
IF their number (Bighi) has been expelt
81 Eor treason, that two Others (len. Wood
s.l GtarkA ara afmi5nsd Cor tia same
crime. IA anslhsh f~ihe heroic allan.
digham" IS ne southern pspeFs cav nm.
ought to BE.
ay According 10 advices from Havan
ma. santa Anna i shout g enter upon th'
-. "A. No.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-09

EE~ a printers apprentice who at
tempted to do the agreeable TO q clergy
mans daughter was shocked when her
father anuounced the iext--"My daughter
IS previously tonnented with a deyil"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-09

RE~ Il has been said that it is the man
who makes the most noi5e chat secures the
attention Of the world. A silent elephant
may remain unobseryed amid the foliage
Of the wood, but croaking bull frog viii
i be sure to attract attention in the darkest
night.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-09

A QUESTION FOR CONSERVATIVES. -
While the self appointment conversations
of the "Inion as it was and the Constitu-
ton as it is1 are so frantic with che fear
that some unconstitutional" measures will
IS employed to aid il SURPRISING the re-
bellion, It is refreshing to come across q
paragraph Ike the following, which strikes
1T the root Of the natter and express the
absurdity Of the fear.
You are forever telling rs, gentlemen Of
the self-styled conservative press, that the
Government must put down this rebellion
according to the Constitution Now we
assert that no measure, 10 policy necessary
to put down the rebellion can be contrary
Is the Constitution. Suppose now That
YOU should discover that il is impossible
to crush out the rebellion by the fohas q
the constitution, according to your inter
probation, would you be for letting the re-
belion take its course ID thai event, and
submitting p its oppression = Nashgtffe
Union.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-09
EARLY Life Of Jsf Davis.


THE Nashville Union gives The eaHy
life Of JEFF. Davis as follows:
A trifliag little rebel paper in Kentucky
Processes to doubt the truth Of our state
nent respecting the origin Of jeff Davis
What we stated is we'll known to hundreds
Of the Oh citizens Of Christian, and Todd
counties, Keniucky. jeff Davis father
lived for number Of years ~ a log cabin
situated Ii what IS now the town OF Fair-
view trtF miles from HopkiGsyile, ky.
The housa a. now weatherboardel and i
tavern. Old Davis vas a man Of bad
character, a horse trader, ana swinaler,
aud ct very low haats. a fine horsewas
missing on one occasion in the neighbour
hood, under such suspicious circumstances
that he found the safest to leave the coun-
try Immediately aud ay to Mississippi
Jeii. Davis in bis Legitimate son, born
some miles distant from lis fathers house,
and taken by him When several years Of
aoe. These are notorious facts. Some
Of Davis relatives still live in that part
Of Kentucky. We would never bad allu-
dsd 0 this sinister boz Of Jets escutch-
con. were not his friends continually pratt
ING about Southern gentility and the low
breeding Of Unioa Pc 'pla. Our own
opinion IS that JETS birth does him more
credit Than any portion Of his subsequent
life.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-09

GE There are 62 revolutionary patriots
now alive, VIZ: -En Massachuetta 8, Maine
.. Vermont 3, Connecticut 2, New York
lis, PENNSYLVANIA i, Ohio 4, Michigan g,
Illinois, j. Indiana 2, Wisconsin ] hen-
tueky i, Tennessee 6, North Carolina 2,
Georgia 5, Missouri /, Virginia 2, District
of Columbia i, Arkansas i.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-09

nzg- The Grandfather Of Gen. Hal
leek is now living, and IS one. hundred
years old. Ills residence Is near Ut
lea, III New York State llallcck bini-
self was born in western ONEIDA county,
where most Of his relatives, including sew
eral brothers, pow reside.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-09

ENoL1sH MmERs. The Rochester Elr-
press saws that number Of miners from
England passed through that city last
Monday, en- route fer the Lake Superior
copper mines.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-09

r. A travelling Snowman is exhibiting
tlIe sole Of onl Of John Browns shoes he
we're ii the b.ttle Of Harper's Ferry
q Els sole is marching on"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-09

aT- Our New Orleans Butler hasrirawl
The ccrk from The mouth of the Mississippi
and placed ii III the mouth Of secession
LoqssssfYe .TouTAak.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-09

Ear Barnum's last acquisition Z ba-
by eighs months old chat weighs only
one pond and eight ounces. It was rals-
ed ia Cincinnati.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-09

e. WHY i q balkey horse Ike 4 gem
uine Yankees Because i is dlEaalt to
seIl hin 4 second time.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-09

e. When you see gray hairs IN the
turkey gragey, you may 10 sure = = an
Obi bird.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-09

~ Southern blood didn't run at Cor
nth, Tilt TIC Southern bloods did,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-09

EE~ We embark ii the cradle for long
voyage; III the coffin for a far longer one,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-09
T ALLEN BARBER,
MILLS, MCKEE 4 BLESSING.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
tAxcAsrEn. oRAvr COUNTY, WIS.

LANCASTER, GRANT COUNTY, WIS.
.oses nm 'stairs IN MeVers' BaHdjag Ug Madison
Street, opposite Court Hoase
WilIpractce in all the Court ofthis State.
fg"Collections promptIya tteuGedtoa
made immediately
newil pay taxes on lands OF nonresidents ana give
particular attention any business reiatugto real
tate which may be entrusted to our care.
JOSEPH 7. MILLS, DAVID MCKEE. c. L. G. BLESSING
Lancaster, 0ct.17th, 1850. 1S-ti
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-09
M9ngIaI. nalry, whaIp I'D 70.

But we will not speak loud on this =
Somebody might Be listening. You can
know every traitor in the land as plainly as
YOU can your hogs, by the ear marks.
They have pass word by which you car
know them as we'll in the night as in the
day-time--that word is'abolltionist. That
is The sum total Of all their arguments.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-09

G~Iie who can suppress q n2'asas
anger nlaF prevent days of 50 II
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-09

ag According 90 adyices from haNan-
ma. santa Anna i shout e enter upon tie
troubled scene Ia AleAieo.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-09

Secretary-not a word, SRI
Surgeoa GeueraI
Secretdry-sir, leave the Department.
instantly.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-06-05
More Abou, MccIeIlan,. Achievement.

WLsh,koToN, juno 9 Information has
been received At the War Department to. .
night that Fremont has encountered and
beaten, near Slrasburg yesterday morning
and this morning. n part Of Jackson's ar.
my, which Is in full retreat. '''
Advices from the Army Of the Potomac
dated this afternoon, show no fighting to
day. Our advance is considerably 10
front Of the position occupied before Sat.
urday's b ttle. ..- .'.. .''- 'Tf' .' ~
''n MCLRLLAN's HKADeuARrERs, June 2.
Two days Of the lianle Of Richmond
have. been fought, IN both Of which we
were victorious, The loss on both sidrs
was heavy. The attack commenced d,
one c'clcch on Saturday by Hilrs divis.
ion Of five fubel brigades, mostly from
South Carolina, Virginn. and Georgia,
attacking CaSey's division near tho turn
pike, leading over Bottom Bridge i'A'-
This 6ght vas disastrous 10 our forces.
Gen. Casey's brigade was forced to res
treat before superior numbers, | aving all
the camp equipase and 70 batteries. '.
Colonel Bailey, In endravCrding 10 qaye
the batteries. was killed. Some OF the
Pennsylvania and New York troops be I.
haved badly. Many officers were killed
in Attempting to rally the men. IIoiut.
zelman ordered up Ksarney's and Hook
er's divisions. The former charged the
rebels with bAyonet diving them like
sheep and rsgaining the loSt ground. .x,
cept half mile when night closed opera.
lions. Summers Two divisions composed
Of Sedgwick's and Richardson's crossed
'he ChiokShOminy M3P. NJ. Saturday,
taking position on Hsin,z- -lman's right
Here they encountered Longstree,'s,
Rains and Hughes divisions, compose d
Of the flower Of the rebel army. g..
The lighting was desperate. Every inch
was hotly contested. The enemy stood
fro, but in Overy instance n d before
the bayonet. These two divisions did
noSly. driving the rebels at every point.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-06-05
.Ssiis, ! Legal iNutice,

I ToNATHA AN Needles and earolIhS Ncedtes bis
! wits sVf Marioncldwa, AMI Jares a. Cook Md
Nancy Cock his Mle o. tIinn county lows. will take
aotice fhat ON JahaA " a9d, Is6e; Rhshet Fensaak
- tWidow ,pndlhe children &C Geofgc w. Ronel2
maker dec hied the Clerks ONCE 6f the C6drt6f
CommondPleas Of Fairleidg county, 0Aio, .hRaiuAt
them and the children and heirs ofWiliiam Feusta-
ing as 10 them, thp, said wiliam died seized uf ihe
Liplovtng deseribod land In said county, viz: SO
much OF the west hafof section No. q, fownshfp.6 g
mo sqnge lesDorth Ofthe original ehaRpelof
walnut Creek supposed to contain $50 acres. That
omJSyis 1s5I, said George w. and Jae 90 'FSnssa:
The other children otsaid William, texcept GathafiSs
blsh who before that time had with her husband,
eqnfeledto them heTineres 81 the rein bis widow,
foI tue pathdouof said premises, the same being
thafetn erropeousys sdetcribdd rs IN section 81 and
Ach proeeodPgs were had therein, that said George
W. and dyaeob Fenstamaket dkhtthe same al pabiic
sale. ThsaferEsrdssAidy Jacob asagned hls inter
est 10 said purchase to said George W.; and afler-
wards the said Caroline Needles, Dy her aide auio
Caroline Fonstamaker, attempted TO convey to tho,
said George w, her interest In said promises, by
dcea defectveiy exsepted. having but one aiIs.tnx
wine" tneTeio and aerwarJs The said Nancy Cook,
BY her maiden name Nancy FenstaniakeT. ~ deed
duly executed conveyed Aer Interest therein 10 te.
dlod testa,e, and by his win, duly pfo5ated q Ge;ise
eAidptemises 10 his said widow for hCe. With Femain-
der In fee to hissad children. That the said George
W.never received ahyconvey6nce fot The pame. andi
paid the plaintiffs prny that sd defendants may bc~
urderadto ennve yand Rachel for II "a
rsmalnder 10 nd chidren ofsald George WI. and In,
defauh thereofthat the same may be ordered 10 be
missioner oeihe Court.
said defendants ARE further hothSd That they aro-
IeQpited toaaswefor demuF 10 said on or Oa-
fore the third Saturday after tho .ssh day ofMayY
April u, is09-77wipfsio 90 v t''as'FF'TT
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-06-05
FROM BANKS, COMMAND.

WILuAMsPoRf Md. May 80. Last
nigh. the enemy made slight demon,
sIrat'on en- the neck opposite this place.
but no, 10 sufficient force to cause any
serious alarm. They are not believed 70
be sufficiently stroug tomake au attack.
Our picko's still occupy The Virginia side
Of the river, -. ,
The following losses were sustained
BY our late retreat, up to the pressn,
time; The total loss, except in the cav.
airy, which is light, sums rp--killed SO,
wounded, lee, missing. 6a2. SuagQlcrs
are still occasionally. dropping in., 80.
Commissary ,Scrgeau, RcsSe of the G6th
Pennsylvania, was cut of by the enemy
M Middlc,own. He returned to SiSas.
burg and concealed himself in the woods.
AZ daylight, on Sunday morning, he
heard the roveiIle beat BY ten rebel reTi,
ments. who an hour later leit town and
took the turnpike up the valley toward
Woodstock. This force did not partioi.
pAle in the Sunday Eight, and probably
woot to Hsrrisooburg 10 intercept FIRE.
nont's army from coming to our rescue,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-06-05
Intsresiiag from ,NOIfoIk.

. esli ~ htf'SsHNS RWhtNYhNVsffd b39N
!, ,SoRFoLK.,lYA4.M May .3o.-7TwoI fugt.
tiyrs arrived here yesterday direct a ftonl
Richmond. They report an army, Of 200
900 wepiP ihe yieiuii y, among whom,
bo'h officers ard rdissatisfaciion was
very general.r isrs s'f.aagyls
They were living upon bali nations ol
bacon, ,Ahd hard bread, t...I.ns
The fugiiiyss state that JED Davis Lad
been heard to say that he wopld make
The Streets 4, .hs city ISn *itb, blood bei
for. sutfepdefing.. ,a.,sg $50 Ig,,
- Col Haxkins. OF the Ninth New York
Regiment, with twenty men, arrived here
10 The Port Royal last night. having lef
Roanote Island yesterday morning. apG
passed up BY way OF Carricto Sound, apd
thence BY canal to Elizabeth RiyeT., 4
Thus The, inland. route Is open, by
which General Burnside may comrnunicaie
with the CapitsI without ths risk, Of the
passage outside Of Hat'erAso 49,.
Scveial sloops, and schoopers, flying
the American aag,, have already come
through, and been allowed 10 proceed TO
Baltimore. ...,f. .-.......
By special invitation OF the officers Of
the British, war steamer, Rinaldo, Gene
raj Viele, military Governor OF the city,
paid visit TO that vessel yesterday. I, :.
lie was received with the greatest
kindnsss and courtesy. and with the hon,
ors o. a salute Of seventeen gurs and the
manning 81 the yards. t.i..,.... u
The Amsrlcan ensign was displayed at
the fcrs, '-.,....l. '.'t..,.,
Tie Rioaldo' 'lsts,hl. morning, aud will
proceed to sea. -. ~, I..l.
Preparations are making on an e&ten
sive scale for grand union dcmops,ra'
lion TO take place shortly. II t.....r
The oath OF allegiance has been admin
istersd 10 nearly 1000 ,c,izsns. They
offer themselves in large numbers every
day, TO take y yYlanl,riy, Il is no
made compulsory upon any one.. ,rst.
The sentiments Of the proposed meeting
should be ss,isfaclory TO General Wool
aud wlll probably induce tho Preaidsu, !,
open the port, -, 1,s ,n.l,,, a..
| A report comes 10 from our scouts, ,wbc
advanced some miles bcyond Suffolk ,,l,a
tho Oily Of Petersburg is 10 be. or ha,
been syacu,ied by the rebels.
The Seabuard and Roanoke Railroad, i
has been asserted. is ip gool order as ia
IS the BIackwater river. ..n
When C'aney Island was evacuated th,
suller loaded his goods on a sloop and en-
deavored to save them, The Sloop wa
found 10 day, with the goods, few mile
below the island, upon The beach. !,
The property Il suppo'ed to bs worll
SO 900 or 1000, and was taken charg,
ufby the Provost Marshal, ZEN -.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-06-05

Important from the shenand Front
Royal Recnptured--.RebsIs, Surprised
and Whipped.
WASHINGTON, May 3i,-A dispatch re.
osiyeda, the War Department, states tha,
q brigade Of our troops. prectded by four
companies ofthe Rhode Island Cavalty /,
entered Front. Royal yesterday morning
al li.o'elook, aadi drove out the enemy ,
consisting of the 8sh Louisiana, four com.
paniss Of .he12Ih Georgia. aud body Of
cavalry sas vas ~ 'tg ..1et'sa
Oas loss was eight killed. four wounded
and one missing-all-oflho Rhode Island
Cavalry gpo hAd ds" t5t aAsRst
~ We captured, sir officers and one bun.
drad and fifty priyates. Among ths OH !.
GERS are Captain . Bsekwith Wss, Of The
Ash Virginin . First Lieut.. Gemmil OF the
8.h Louisiana. and Licuts. j. r. Dixson
and Waterman. 'l,,, staJ tu.t ssv ~
We csp,utsd a largo amount of trans,
porM!ion, including Eve engines and eIev.
en- railroad carsaat Our advance was 60
rapid that the enemy, was surprised, and
was, therefore, mot enabled to burn the
bridge ACROSS the Shenandoah. oc 'hal ,
A dispatch from iho Associated Press
reporter gives the names oioQr killed.
The loss Of dls enemy ia not yet ascertain,
cd, but il is saislIolbs large, as Ourncav
slry cut in upon them in splendid style.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-06-05

ubteu Muy hIE uIIeCtS keepers oil c0ffee
houses, bar rooms, billiard saloons, DC,
to procure lieebsss immedialely, Under
pehalty Of con6scation.
a UNION AEetMEsr FORApSO IN raw on
LAFEs. & ~
The following. notice appears in Tic
Trps Delta: A. sR
"UNITED STATES ARMY.
a.,sss RserGitss Rscraitsk PscvwiTslzaAs siew
able bodied mon are wanted 10 fll up the
varioAs regiments United States Army in
this Military Department 10 the n,aximam
standard. Pay. Sl3 per month. clothing
hnd Iations cnda bounty of one hundred
dollars at the end Of the war. Union men!
forward, right into line. march,, .,..,.,,.,4,
Several applications having been made
by tpefsohs loyal 9to.tbe Uaited Sites
Government 'f6f leave TO hiise sresimuSen.
fJr itsaaservice, noficsiis ber5tjy given that
ihS written proposals or such persons TO
tBSte end viii BIZ ersc1ivoiat tiie7a gsIeFal
recruiting Office and 'cohsidsFtd. seF u
'o'9 ofRcs;3 3gN6. ig5,a st: I, Charles strGst,
New Orleans. 81 liza. SAL6aos.s sfviS1
"RscPditi1g 'Ohcer4''
fBl .Is3gfi8ss lAlu3df hae 1N,th ts9
\ !, oeEroE RR9TTEcTEp, AMP, ec09AsINgfi, ,jNa.i
Trade is beginning TO- 3fsSivAiaiGew
Orleans. >, The, ,Trqg Della.aRpoupees the
atrial, On the l5!h. qlt, plaj.hdr afcOt-
ion BIZ heIstesmer BiaqM from PIaaae-
mine, Cattle had come ir Iftema theflted
riigersas6 apa paarbixpl frema Carolipaq qAalfs
- rapolried, xlh sorns oats. fauradd ba
cou. ln order 10 encourage the. ship.
ments Of cotton, General Builersisspsd
the following order, promising prot, dion
to TIE targqest Leelsi rBr - woiII
"The Commanding General Of the, De.
Psrtms o bgN;Rg been ipforMRd athat re-
beli3pS lying ,lppd desperate ), mae, haze
represented and are DOW rapr 7sentingIt,
The. hepestI plaH!eFs, and, the good people
.3f Abe; Slaiesaf Louisiana ,S,hatihs United
States lGoysrpmFu,,lby,oit !orces. .bhaye
ceme bere to eon6seste and destroy Their
crpps, 0f ,coti0niap Sugarslit ,iaihtssby
vsrdeTedlo. be, made shpown byrpublicatisn
IN al tbs .peyEPapsgsaoC this city.,ihat all
cargoes' Of cotton kadsugafI shsllr receive
the, sale conduct 9f,.hs farcesrofathe u nj
tcd 6lstss, and the aboals1 briugiRgrthsm
from bsyopd tAs lines OF lhei iuniledSlntss
lsreFs,, may bealloysdio return in safety
after reasonable delay, il their owaeFs
shsll, so desire. Provided ,Ithev' bring no
passeDG.ts exCeptthe owners, and, mana
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-06-05
Three Month" VOianteeIs Accepted.
To the Cincinnati Prose-

CoLuhBus, May 30.
FRHEMES or Ono: By Telegram Just 70,
oeiyed from Secretary Stanton, / AN auth.
oriaedi 10 accept volunteers hr thr.e
months uOlil the lOlh day of June. All
are required to repot. at Camp Chase.
and be mustered 10 service that day
Pay will commence from. date Of mu ,ter.
ing 10. None but Able.bodied men be.
tWeeO the age OF 10 and as, will be 40.
eepted. 4
Am also authorized to raise additional
regiments for three years or during the
war. -tf
Relying upon the loyal men Of all ages
to aid me in promptly responding to the
PresidentS call. that Ohio may rank
among tbe 6rst in chrusbing out the
unholy rebellion, ! close this appeal.
DAyIb Ton.
Governor.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-06-05

CoRINrH, May 30-It is now asoet
taSned thal the evacusllon eonmenced
night before ,last. the enemy retreati,lg
so1lhwardly until the railroad bridge vas
burned, when they went 70 Grand juno.
ton, and thence southwardly. Some la-
dies and several citizens remain here.- =
The citlse BE- inform us that Richmond Is
evacuated and Memphis is almost wholly
deserted, all the stores being closed. with
the exception Of. few groceries, 1t is
ascertained that Van Dom had a band ol
indians Under him.
CglpBslC Jackson rcpqrtsgandjnK the
road for styetal miles sirew6 with kaap,
sacks and haveTsacks, arms and canteens,
showing great Demonstration. The wood,
are full OF istfaggleEs who are. being bro'
in a. faai 90 possible az Probably between
1000 and $780, AlmOsti,he entire 3tl
Louisiana sliegi@spt are ia, Our,l lines, do
sertersiand,reeentlY eaplnred4o11qus $50
.The FedsENlielegraRh line was compile
ted here, to night. tts.eieau7 s's~
dWAmHxeToN, May '3iLfke IolIowiog
dispatch was at the War Department This
mdiningi sad sph 40 20 t'frsy 7%i
HEADeuARrERs, CAMR NEAR OoRiSTnf
sis LIES B. bi.a sd. ee May39. ~
Hon. II. Mfftdn;oh. Sscreta,y efI War.
a The ehemy'sil 2,Jsiiiod and works IN
front If OorhTh we're exceedingly strong
liz cannot odoupy apsHOiiger position III
his fight agiH e'sh1o hru y'oye
This morning he destroyed cd imheGsv
|nmoHnt of public and privste property
stores dproSisiOns,. wagons, tents, &e 4
For miles out oftbc town dc roeds arc
filled with arms, haversacks,s tke5i thrown
away BY hiS6eeiDg tf8op..a 'ap az
a'A hrge Humberp Of pfisencts atisde
EeFleI have beer Taptutedl estimated BY
Gen. Pope At two thousand j 81 Gsners
Beauregard evidently distrusts hisafmS
or Skes wouido have defended 80 osrohg a
Positio9 His troops are generally much
discouraged and ld,mofaliEed. op For The
last fsw days tbgiPfsistaHce has been
slight 10 ylelii}ia ssasiq "Ni .bIaa5
"a 7fSignsd] iqs1 b. W. 'HAISrcK;Tq 4
Major General Oommshding. "a
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-06-05
J. GnerrIilnaio he Nhoi,

ST. Louis. May SO.-Btigadier General
SehOfsld, commanding Missouri State
Militia, issuedR general order stating that
hereafter oil gusEriIlas aud marsuders in
this State when caught IN Wms engaged
10 their unlawful wAsfge. will be shet
down on the spot; and all citizens who
give shelter or protoc,ioD 10 these out
lavs.o or who fail to give oil assistance IA
their power 10 military aathorities 10 de!
teetidg and brius sing them to pdnishment,
will be regarded and treated as aiders and
absttors Of the criminals. ts,9,e5 .ao
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-06-05

ADyIoE TO .LApfks. We are aware
there are many Of our lady readers who
are complaining Of weakness aud debility.
Our advise isio go Gt once and get some
OF MeLeqD's Strengthening Cordial and
Blood Purifier Its = delicious Tonic,
and jnst he thing TO Streng then and 10.
vigcrate The whole organisation, aud Pu.
riiy the Blood. See advertisement in an.
ether column. g. ~
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-06-05

EE Mr., Wilson. Of Massachusetts, has
stated in the Senate the whole number Of
volunteers At 0l7 ,654. AZ all those sick.
prisoners or at homo on furlough. arc 10
cludcd amoug these, the aggregate Of
troops ct for duty dose not probably ex,
coed 500. 600. .', e l,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-06-05

ET0ur officers aud sailors on the
block,ding feet are reapiug golden har
vest, The Pallas. a recent capture
which has arrived at Now York, ia vAlu,
ed, with ber cargo, at 100000. She bad
on board large quantity of ammunition
and arms for the rebels,