The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-03-20

gen, can and wiz tell yoa that they are
States Rights peh. tliiuk the Soulh by
Tbs aid OF YelloE Reyerl will ''clean us
out" tell you to your teeth that they could
raise 5000 Rebels in their city If thew
could do ahy good, and hope, il the South
is 'coeTOed' into the, Union; she NAV
sink into internal regionsl Such senti.
ments as these are given ulterancc to any
plaeS ii thei CITY, and the otdet Of Gen
BULL thatAnol unarmed sciizeh ishould be
molested, has alone prevcL ted the delicats
hist Of your correspondent from coming m
contact with somebody's snoul
Notwithstanding what | was compelled
to listen to from these not very eompi-
mentary cilzens. and double prices paid
for everything. change given in Tennes
see scrip. ranging from 5 cents up to a
dollar, no silver, my visit was very sa
tisfactory, as it enabled me to see the l7th
0. V. just embsElting Oif Two steamers, in
which they had come from Louisville, a
distance Of eight days travel. I followed
them tp'their camp -four miles out ,op the
Chatlotte pike, ,sstaid oyeri night ii mess
No. |. Company A. Capt. Butterfeld, al
though every inch Of me could have got
= good meal at any place, saw everybody
knew, and. in fast, once more thought
myself at the Fashion Course Race Track !!
Going TO town again l saw some New
Salemites Of the Is, Ohio Cavalry, among
them Butcher Watson. formerly propro,
etor Of die Red RudRoss.l a 6rstiS sol
der and a jovial fellow under any circum.
stances. Vol Culp was also along. liar.
man Sirader and Jack Spurgeon are in the
4th 0Iio V. Cavalry.
Seven pixies or Maca dlmized roads lead
in Southerly direction from Nashville.
MiichelPs Division is on the Murlreesboro
pike, 10 advance; McCook's y OH the Frank
lin snd Columbia. t4Jmiles out; Nelson s
on the Centreville, 8 miles out; Thomas
on the Charlotto,i4 miles out; Woods on
the Lebanon, 2 niles out! Each Division
is well supplied with S. A. Cavalry and
U. s. Artillery. PicEets are fred on
nightly by Morgan's Secesb Rangers, bat
the rtsfptibatgi6g 6f 90 Of tbsn, may
convey 3 lesson q hem and keep them at
u mor9 respectful distance rhan We desire.
Seth Weldy is with the 18Th Regulars.
two miles from US. and l am informed
draws fnli rasionsfor men ndihimseH W.
Our Company now numbers 90 rank
aodyfAe-7S3 RTsSeat, ( on detached SER
vice, 9 on furlough, and 12 in the Cont a.
lescent Barracks, at Green River. Since
the death of Sergeant IIoltzman at the
louisville Hospital. Jack Reed has been
promoted to a sergeautship. aud bears his
many honors with blushiug modestyseHe
has not yet lreateds ~ @S%Sss
We have more men in the 1st Ohio
:han any other Regiment l have seen, and
are likewise blessed with more field off
GERS, Uol. Sn1thwaS orderedl bsoh toihis
Company in the Regular army; Buell. told
him to Eait for furtber orders; Parrot
was commissioned By Gov. 'Tol rs Colo
mel and wol't hold any position but Colo
mel; Lang1on gola commission as Lieu.
tenant Colonel; Stafford commission as
blaJYr; Hook ker a commissioners Captain;
Wyley as'1d Lieutenant; butSnith h.lsh't
received those isfurther orders'r yet, and
things remain in staiu guo-al! the regn
krly APpoKisaidtaw ths frank from
date of commission.
The battles ofARos6oEa Island, Forl
Henry, Fort Donelson, and the flying ru-
mors of the downfall of Manassas, have
given our spirits new life, and VIC all
hope, for the COOL of our country, for the
pres9vaisn IF hle,l tle iprsyention Of
bloodshed, and the rejoicing Of our rela,
tiyes, that the p,nin which has, seized the
Reb; ls, may sPeedilyitcrminate the war
II their arms are not lain down, we vii
push every armed opposer Of our Govern
ment into the Gulf Of Mexico. 1t was fol
Undergraduates came btre-1we will
have one or the other l,.
HARRY CONFER l''"'
Company A, ,lst Ohio, y, US. A.
Camp4ndy Johnson Nashville, tennessee
Additional Details. of the Occupation o.
New Madrid.
~ ST LOUIS. MargA, 10. Brigadier Gen
Iefab abPope, ina dispatch to- GeaefsT Hal
leck, says:
Our success atINew,Madrid has beer
even greater than was reported. Twenty
five pieces of heavy artillery; consisting
of "a aud rihed 80 Founders; two batterie
of 6eldartileryy an immspsegRntty 0
fixed ammunition; severalth5nsah al smal
arms; hundreds Of boxes Of musketry car
tridges, three hundred males and horses
tents Tor on army of 1900 men, and al
immense nqgaati!y Of other property O
n9tlesssvaIas ths6 81 900, O00SHas fplle
into our hands. Ii cir men only escaped
The, e,enemy'swbole forge isdsmoralize,
and dispersed in the swomps on the 9th
Esrside Of thegiyerJn The'euemyaband
Toned heir wofRs 60 hu ticdly AS 70 leav
Fdlllhe baggage Of lth, irldlieers land ID
knapsacks Of their men, their dead unbu
lied, their suppers on the tables, and can
DIES burning d. A,eT stsplS., .sas saa
\ gNfpfioussiOtm.l heh.raged all nigh
,egne9ble6 the e5.e ee5n.semy y get qc50Ss the riye
without being disG0yeIe1 !. -, 80,
oar hdavJ SStitfyt ytHaSara Vas crested dauiiiu
the night Of'hieH en- SiiiiRR eight huud
Fred yards Of tRecgeh(my's Works, and or
spea fire y davlighEopfhe l3ah, Just 9
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