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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-01-16
THE GREAT CAIRO FLEET.

Particulars cfths Gun Boat Ehgeqimen.
n Rs6a Steamer Disa6lsd--C Captain
POrter's ChOLlen0s-Piekets Assassina.
ted Stringent Ordsrs--Dslays - Re.
eOHn0isanes WaAin Stz Miles Of ColEm.
BUS.
CArRo. January ~. 1862.
Further adyices concerning the action
between our gunboais and those of the
rebels down the river. DEVELOPS the fact
that three rebel gunbOa,s appeared in
sight OF Island No. /, formed in line of
battle. and opened fire on our boat, which
l'y opposite the Island. The Essex and
st. Louis immediately opened their gun,
upon them, when the rebels backed ou,
and retrea'ed down the river, followed BY
our grnboats, which chased them under
their batteries below Belmont, di.abli:,p
one Of the rebel steamers there. Captain
Porter commanding the Essex, enclosed
in bottle, attached 10 buoy, the follow
lug chall-nge: "Come out, you cowardly
rebels, snd show your guDboais.''
The engagement lasted half an hour.
The four pivkets shot near Birds
Point, this morning, were assassinated by
citizens. and not by rebel cavalry. as re-
ported in my previous Dispatch. 10 conse.
queuce OF which General Grant has issued
an order to Gen. Pane, instructing him
to clean out the csunIry for six milcs a.
round Birds Point, bring into camp all
citizens with their subsistence, requiring
them to remain, uudsr penalty oi death,
and that all parties found within these
prescribed limits are liable to be shot.
General Grant, with the balance Of his
expedition, will wait reinforcements from
81. Louis, which have been del.yed in
consequence Of lOgs asd the channel Of
the Mississippi being blockaded by the
steamer Arizona being aground, for wkich
reasons the st. Louis free dil no, leave.
Mayf-ld Creek is slill occupied by Nc.
Clernand's brigade.
Captain S'ewart's cavalry made re
connoisance beyond Blandv;lle, within
six miles of Columbus, to day, without
discovering the enemy,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-01-16

ION Thursday last Michael Houhid as.
saulted John Douivan with one prong Of
pair of tSilor's shears, cutting him bad
y Ii several places. The interference of
DOnivan's wife, (who is the sister of Hou'
nin.j alone prevented fatal termination
The wholS affair was ptemeditated on the
part OF Hounin, as the circumstances fully
show, and as he has since several time ads
miited. As there was no immediate pro-
vocation for the assault-as the parties
are brothers-iu law-living toge'het in
the same house,ou apparently good terms.
as Houniu has for some time been labor.
ing under hypochondria. immaginins
and doing all sorts Of crazy things; the
verdict of this community is that he is
insane.
Mr.. HOunin is young mau Of exc IA
plary habits; and has heretofore Rtood
well in this community; be has our full
es. sympAthisS in his terrible affliCtiOn.
Donisan is badly, but not fatally, hurt
his xpAnds viii probably cOn6ne him to
hisroom Tor several weeks.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-01-16

ANOTHER DEATH IN THE 17Tu.-The
body of THOMAS RuGH, (son of Christian
Rugby and member Of the band, Arrived
here 10y the Tuesday morning 8 o'clock
train from Cincinnati. Thomas Rugh
wasa ave, intelligent aud christian
young man and leaves many warm friends
to mourn his unlimely death With a
comfortable home, surrounded BY indul
gen, parents and &artn and ardent friends
he left tbem3 all TO obey. the call Of hii
psriled country. and join his energies in
the grand struggle for human right. IL
is but enc of the many sacrifices tba,
mus, be laid on the altar Of Constitution
al Liberty. .s .,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-01-16

are told was perfectly ignOran. Of the
tools used by modellsrs but made rude
set In wood with bis pocket knife, With
these be modelled the bust.
We advise him 10 cultivate that talent,
aud he will without doubt maks No.
! sculptor at no distant day.--LouisVille
Exchange.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-01-16

EgThs 61st Regimen, (Col,soHLrrcH>
Is progressing finely. The men are rap.
idly acquiring proficiency. The Regi,
enthave daily dress parade in front Of
the City Hall. on which occasions WOLF s
splepdid Band delights our citizens. The
few sick Of tho Regiment are being we'll
cared for.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-01-16
DIR. .MLEANrs UNIVERSAL PILLS,

For Liver Complaint, BiIliOusnsss, Headache, &c.
There has never been Cathartc medicine, offered
to the public that has given such entire Subtraction
McLEAN's UNIVERSAL Pills.
Being entirely vegetable, they ars perfectly limo,
cent aud can be taken by the most tender inant YET
prompt and powerful in removing alt Bilious secre
tions, Acid or impure, Feted Matter from the Stom.
ach In fact, they are the only Pills that should be
used in malarious districts.
They produee no Gripping. Sickness or pain in the
Stomach or Bowels, though very active and searching
the Liver and Kidneys who win suffer from Bii
iousness, Headache aud Foul Stomach when so chap
d remedy can be obiainedi Keep them constantly
on hand; single dose, taken In season, may prevent
hours, days and months ofsickness. Ask for nr. J.
II. McLean's Universal Pill. Take no other. Being
coated, they tasteess. Price only 2S cents per
box. and can be senthy mail to any part OF the Unit
ed Statss. J. II. MsCL.dEyv, Sole Proprietor,
Corner Of Third and Pine Strests. 50. LeMis, Nc.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-01-16

REMOVED, Robert Reed has removed
his Boot and Shoe Store across the street
into the Gi.sy Building. where his nu-
merous customers and friends will hereaf.
ter End him.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-01-16

Carr. SrAFfOnD Of the 1st Ohio Regi-
ment. arrived in this city on Saturday
last, for the purpose Of recruiting his
health. The Captain Las been quite i'll
for the past few weeks, but is now rapidly
. recovering. He reports things all quiet
at Mumfordsvillo where his company is
stationed. and thinks there will be no gen
eral advance for two weeks. The Cap.
tain left his company in good health and
spiri,s.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-01-16
A False Raport.

N has been currently reported here that
Andrew Livingston and G. Winegarduer
of this city were TO be shot for sleeping
on their posts. OF this report Lieut.. Ar.
ney If their company writes.
at has been reported in Lancaster tha
Livingston and Winsgardner are to shot
This is wilful lie. told by some person
that has no respect for the feelings Of thei
friends.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-01-16

ETWe hope the friends of our Public
School will not forget the closing exami.
nation of the graduating class Of the High
School. which is to take place to morrow
afternoon. at Mr.. WhitneY's room.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-01-16
Administrators Sale OF Real Es-

y pursuance Of an order OF re-apprai.ment and
L sale, granted by the Probate Court OF Fairfield
county, Ohio, will oHeT for sale at public auction on
Nondaytae 2Oh day Of January, 1862,
at the door ofhe Court House IN the city Of IAneas-
ter Ohio the following described real estate Subject
to tho dover estate therein heretofore assigned TO
Susannah Rodepouch) 10 wit: The east half (1ll Of
inlol number thirty ,37l in the city Of LaneAs
ter, County and State aiOresaid.)
Appraised at 81 I.200.
Terms ofSale-0ne third In hand. one-thlrl in one
year. and third In years from the day fsale,
with Interest; the deferred payments be secured by
notes the purchaser. and mortgage upon the prem
ises sold, SAMUEL JACKSON. Adm.
do bOnis bOu Of jacob ely, dec.
December 10, '6I .-5WSppTfs3 90 sf
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-01-16

PETERSON FOR FEBRUAkf has arrived
at the News Office. 1t is AT excellent
number. Its fashion plates are superb
just the thing for the ladies'. We have
not had sims to peruse its pages but
from g.ance at its stable of contents, "
wehave no hesitanOt in saying that it is
equal, ifnot superior TO the Jauury mum.
bar. Every lady should have Peterson,
and now is the time to subscribe.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-01-16
DIR. j. H. NeLEAN7S VOLCANIC OIL LLNLMENT T
f,t Man or Beast.

Thousands OF human beings have been saved life
OF decreptitnde and misery, by the use ofhs invala
able Liniment II win relieve pain almost instania,
neously, and II will cleanse, purify and heal the foul
eane oil LiRimept will relieve the most invetsrate
cases OF rheumatism, Gout, or Neuralgia For Par :
alysis Contracted Muscles, Stiffness or Weakaess In
the Joints, Muscles or Ligamehts, II win never fail
Two applications will cure Sore Throat Headache or
Earache. For Burns Soalds, or any Pain, II Is
lnfalbe Remedy. Try It, and you viii nnd II an in
dispensible remedy. Keep railways on hand.
PLANTERRS, FARMERS, or aBy one having
charge Of horses will save money by using MeLeans
Volcenic Oil Lniment. u Is speedy and iufalible
cure for Calls, Sprans, Chafes Swelling, Lameness
Sweeney, Sores, Wounds, Scratches or any external
disease. Try, Il and you will be oonylnceds .
DR.. J. n. NsLEA.v, SOie Proprietor.
ST. LOUIS, NO.
IFE. Il. sloeum, agent. aug. IS, ,issi-ly
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-01-16
PRIyATEs.

D B Armstrong Martin Anspach VIM
j Arthur VIM Acher Wm Binkley HI.
ram Bomau G A Brigh Thos Batson Har-
Wy Batson David Baughman Moses Bash
J w Barker Jacob Collins Charles Cal
lahan Gilbert Clifton SA Dickson Esaias
Deacon Wm Emery Abraham Emery
Benz Guiton David Guiton w + Goble
John Hodge Robert Hill J W Hammond
Charles Kitchens Thos Househc lder John
Hlnesman Rabt Huesion John Jordan
Jacob Keefover Benz Liuvills Sol Miller
j G Miller Johnathan Miller Charles Nor
row E f Mussuiuau Jas Mulic I S Par
rott W A Parrett Harry Parrelt Samuel
Parrett John Losculp Benz Rutter VIM
Spencer Edwd Spencer Dan Spice VIM.
Sherrick Andrew Stoltz M L Scarborough
W II H Smotz Martain Swck J E Saffle
Johu Seoits BENZ Smith George Sinif!
Nal len Smith George Spice George Tur.
ner Ezera Thomas Jacob Thomas Joel
VaDnaua David Welty James Wright
Robt Wilson Wm J Wilson John Whit
more. Nc.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-01-16

yWo received an interesting com.
from our Green River cores.
pondeut, Harry Conner, last night--tfo
late for this week.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-01-16
HOW ARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.

For tie Rehsf Of iks Siek and Distrssssi, afflicted
rita YirHlsAt GHd CArORie Dssa5ss, and especially
forth Cure Of Diserses OCths SsrHal OrgGRs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, BY Inc Acting
lyl Surgeon. Valuable reports on Spermatorrh9s,
or Seminal Weakness, aud other Diseases ofthe
Sexual Organs, and the SsW Remedies employ
cd in the Dspensary, sent 10 the afflicted in sealed
letter envelopes, free of charge. Two or three
Stamps for postage will be aeee ptlble.
Address. DR. sHILLIy HOUGHToN. Acting Sur
geon, Howard Association, No. South Ninth Street,
Pa.
JanuAkNq q. ls62-1vIi
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MARRIED.

On Tuesday, the It'll inst. by Father
LaLgey. Lieut.. WIN, A. SwAsEY. Third
Regiment 0, ", and Miss SUSAN JORDAN
of this city. - .'0
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-01-16

EgA. P. MILLER will accept our
ihanks for bound copy of the Govern.
or's Message.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-01-16


found them to be msa, both in prscep. and
example. We feel that credit should be
given TO whom credit is due, and not lost
sight Of in the i'll success Of others. The
eye Of our Colonel. his ceaseless and un.
!irlOg vigilance, urbanity of manners,
and Wstchfulness Of every moment, has
brought this Regiment, to a,s:ale Of disci.
plius equAled only by few.
[The Lieut.. Colonel Of tho 18th Regi.
ment iu the three months service. Mr..
PoNp. 10 the Col. Of the 6sd. and Major
STEELE. also Of the old l7th, is the Liout.
Colonel Ed. Gazette
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-01-16
Highly Important from Eastern
Kentucky.
EZGRT BETWEEN GARFIELD d.
MARSHALL.
TIE REBELS UTTERLY ROUTED.

Part of Ms;r Baggage Destroysd-Part
Captured. Prisonsrs' Bayg0ge and
Horsss Taksn.- Our Troops I'm Route
for PrestOns6HTg
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-01-16
ELLEN B. u. SHERMAN.

Eetroct.-"I received and distributed
the socks forwarded from the ladies of
Lancaster, Ohio, by favor Of Capt. Ham.
mond of Gen. Shermsn's s staff. Great Of
tort was made to have tie cocks reach
the most needy. This arrival was very
timely. Th. socks were received by ap.
preciatiug and grateful men, who were
not untouched by the TACT that they ir
Missouri, separated from the main body
Of Ohio troops were not cut off from the
broad channel of Ohio sympathy.
Signed. JOHN EATON, JUN.,
Chaplain eth Reg. o. V.
Dated, Sedalia, Jan. I'd. 1862.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-01-16

NOTICE 10 hereby given 10 the credltors Of Lyoas
q Sos, that on the l4th day OF January le67, the
dividend OF twenty-five per eentusn on The elaine
against said Lyons Son, which had been presented
% and allowed by his Assignee. including lnteren
ersonto NoYlst ie6l, 70 be paid BY the undeFsign-
AZ vac once Of The AssIKbes, 10 Lancaster, in said
county, which dividend viii he paid accordingly.
JARED T. HO0RsR, b
80. ASsignes OF Lyons Son
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-01-16

MEssRs. EDs.--The proceeds of the
Concerts given fov the Ohio Soldiers, hay
ing been expended for the 9Th Regiment
now in Missouri. give below. an extract
from letter written by the Chaplain of
the Regiment. Respectfully,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-01-16
Dissolution.


AUDITORS OFFICE FAIRFIELD co..
Lancaster. December %. 1861.
To the holders Ofthe SIOq County Bonds Issued to
fhe CIV. e. z. Rail Road Company. You are here.
by requesiedto TO pres, the Bonds aAd Coupons due
January lst 1852 at this Office for pay mept OfIhe in
terest, and exchange ofbonds for the new issue.
WM. ROBINSON, Auditor
December &c, Is6l.-3w4O
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-01-16
list OF NAMES COMPOSING COMPANY D.

Captain-B A. Thomas.
lst Lieut.-John NJ Davis,
I'd Lieut.-C, D. Rissler.
Quartermaster sergt.-A. o. Beckwith
Fifer-Willis WyEick.
Dfummer-Wm. Page.
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and strengthened by organization. pro-
pose therefore, that racn neIghburhood send
a delegate to Hill.bor'ugh the first satur-
day III January. bearing the names Of such
As are inclined TO enlist 10 this gum work !.
to be published in The Recorder for the
benefit OF those concerned. How many sad
hearts will read with joy the long list
That the provision made by The county
Is inadequate 10 the crisis y manifest To- all
whose eye.' coyetousness has not cl"sed-
avid allusion to all things not absolutely
vital. People who have bread may sustain
fife even through the risors OF winter with.
out shoes, aud With rags ouly for cover.
Ing. They NAV aIlaw the dealers IN leather
and cloth therefore Ito gang their gait.
provided the dealers 10 grain have bowels
d mercy SENEx. .
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by DR.. Green. of that CITY, which was one
81 the objects Of The trip. His parole did
not permit him to leave the City until his
return, and while there I've convetsel freely
with many persons in regard I'd the war.
So strongly did he adsocate the cause of the
South, we learn. that on the day be left the
City to return to Fortress Monroe, an or
per was issued for his arrest. On his arr
rival at Fortress Monrne. he was sent
through the lines via Suffolk, Va.
On Mr.. Graves return To Orange, his
riends requested him 10 give them his inn
pressions Of the Northern feelings and pur-
poses h regard 70 the war. Both publicly
aud privately he gave frankly his impress
sions that the Nur.h was united III prose-
cutting the war-wonll bring forward all
lis resources, and that our reliance was up
an the favar Of Divine Providence and hard
fighting. that at the North there was no
liberty, and that aoy thing was preferable
tnihe South to subjugatinn. OF any connec-
ii"n Whatever with the North. This was
his uniform testimony.
The letter which was published in the
Richmond Enquirer, was written at the re.
quest Of VIM. ]. Bingham, Esq, Of Orange,
whose fidelity to the South no one can
question. and forwarded to the Enquirer
lby Mr.. b., with the view of arousing the
South from the lethargy and inaction which
Mr.. b. thought, had been or was likely to
be produced BY the publication Of articles
predicting short war, &c. We are as.
sarred that Ms. Graves enjoys the entire
confidence Of his congregation. and of those
who knnw him intimately as devoted
friend Of the Souih.
Now, it Is probable that our informant
derived mast OF the abn,e facts from Mr.
Grave, hlm~lf, and believes them 10 be
true. Shoal, IL turn nut, however. tina,
Mr Graves Is traitor. OF which we have
mot particle of evidence, we shall he a.
ready 10 cnndemn him As any nne hut We
I,h III still insist tta, he i entitled 10 a laiI
trial IN his own State. according 10 law
Mr. Graham's resolution demanding III,
return e. the State, will be endorsed b.
our people almost unanimously.
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THg TIaRs.-fnr The last week OF two
our streets have been made alive By the
passage through them of numberless wag-
ms, carts and vehicles Of every description.
They are principally loaded with negro
women and children. provisions aud nther
property Of refugees from the lower coun-
ties. on their way TO the ,nterior. to escape
the vandalism OF our unserupleus invaders.
Such scenes are distressing in the extreme.
They remind US Of homes abandoned and
Of property sacrificed. and bring TO our
doors the realities Of actual war.
Tar6oro Souiberner.
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The Alabama Legislature has passed joint
resolnli "ns proposing 10 The other States of
the Conirderacy 60 guarantee the Confeder.
ale war debt, each State pledging its credit
for redemption Of a portion oi the debt pro-
portionate To the representation Of the
State in The Confederate Congress.
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EQ UITY S Al E

IN PURSUANCE Of decree Of the Cour, Of Eoui.
~ for Orange county, Fall Term 1862, I shall
on the 10Th day Of January. $685. offer for sale III
VALUABLE TRACT or LAND owned b,. and
upon which the late Thomas Lynch, ESQ. resided
containing Six Hundred ana Fifty Acres. more or
less, aud adjoining the lands Of Lyttie McAaams.
Tarpley Horn and Others. This land is to be sold
for distribution, and is composed Of several small
tracts; | will, therefore, in further decree Of The
Honorable Court, sell il IN four separate lots, boun-
daies TO be given the day of sale. Terms Of sale
bond and good security, on credit Of six months.
Sale 10 commence al IL o'clock on the premises.
JOHN Y. KIRKLAND, C. & M. E.
Dece mber "a. 70
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30 Acres of Land for Sale.

PURSUANT to decree Of the County Court Of
Pleas and Quarter Session, at November Term
1862 will sell to the highest bidder, on Monday the
18th day Of January, 1863, on credit Of twelve
months. al The late residence Of John L. Smith, de-
ceased, the TRACT OF LAND on which the said
deceased formerly lived, containing about 40
ACRES, subject TO the widows dover. Bond and
good security i'll be required
HUGH WOODS, admir-.
December "a. rs
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Obituary.

Died, 10 this county, on Sunday morning he lgh
Of October Of Dip,hetia. JOHN HAMEL. aged Il
years and days; also q the sane disease on Thurs.
day morning the Goth Of November, after much pain
and suffering. SAMUEL ROBERT, aged { years
and months both sons u Wm. x. and Sarah Rsy.
Died, on Monday morning the eth Of November,
after suffering long and severely with Dipihena.
JOHN PRESTON BROOKS, son Of Samuel p.
and susan Y. Collins. agcd years and six months
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THk NoRrHrns CoscRrss !. now n ,es.

Tbs NORTHERN CosGREss is now 10 ses.
sion, but We hear VT see little or nothing
from lis doings. Mr.. valIandinghsm has
a resolution proposing convention Of the
States, which will soon be brought up in the
House. Thaddens Stevens Of Pennsy Ivania.
has introduced a resolution, denouncing as
guilty Of q high crime, any person in the
Executive or Legislative branch OF the
government. who shall propose TO make
peace, OF shall accept or advise the accep.
lance of any such proposition on any other
basis than the integrity and entire unity Of
the United States and Territories, as ihes
existed al the time Of the rebellion.
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III A Il Rid

On THURSDAY evening the ilih tasani q, the resi-.
drncc Of The brides father. By A. G. Hunter Esq.
NJ PAGE CARROLL. 10 Miss WARY JANE JET.
FREYs. elirs, daughter q NJ. Rober, j. JeiIfcy..
al g lhls county.
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Five abnliuonist~. together with 400
sacks Of salt and 5000 pair Of bools, we're
captured at pascagoula. Ala, by COM
pany Of partisan rangers lately. l. seems
these men had boat aud we're on a regular
trading expedition along the coast.
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NEGROES FOR HIRE.

WILL hire, on the LIST d y Of January next, for
one year, at the Court ouse 10 the town Of n lis
borough, between Thirty and Forty NEGROES,
consisting ofMen, Women and Boys.
"a hsgE K. X. STANLY.
December "a. asa 75-lip
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-12-24

SUGAR CANE SyRuP.-Mauy Of our far
mers turned their attention during the last
season. to the manufacture of Chinese SUI
gar cane syrup. which is pleasant and pala-
table. especially in the absence Of the New
Orleans article. We learn that Mr..
Thomas C. Wombe, OF Chatham, has made
$40 gallons Of excellent syrup; and. what
is better. and highly crrditable to him, he
has not sold any Of it for more than 81 per
gallon. Mr.. Womble made his syrup with
wooden mill. Raleigh STANDARD.
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RUNAWAY CAUGAT

"A PPREHENDED and lodged in Jail in HILLSIDE
rough, Orange county, few days since, A
NEGRO NAN about tweniy-one years old, quite
black, about five feet six inches high. He says his
name is BRlsrER, and belongs to one Borland
Barron who lives within seven miles Of LincolRton,
\. {. The owner can gel him by proving property
and paying cost.
n. B. GUTHRIE, Sheriff.
December oath. fiji
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having been preferred against them Such
= The present :" land Of the free and the
home Of the brave' ais1a
On their return 10 Baltimore they were
met al the depot by animinense aud en-
thusiastic concourse Of friends, of both
sexes, who welcomed themewith cheer upon
cheer. ar.