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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-12
Army Meeting ~

An Army Meeting viii toe hid w The u -iomri nntch
Church Nahi s.on-sguae sii Of he Roars of Publ
cation for nrnshilg Religious leading n- Army aud
Navy. SeVio.s, conducted hy tie Pastor vii commence
SABBATH EVENING. at y oriorA. frisf s'stemgnts
viii ba made nv tie Agent the re- H. .. BINGHAM. The
p.incp, sdiros viii be- made b. an eloquent 'pesAer fo
hs battle ted Of Fort DsnoAon Who VIII SeenOe the w's
aui wants OF tht bloody battle srunt meeting OF set
Interest Is expected scooction"l be pion All are cor
daily isyiird % s,teni.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-12

RrsIGsArIoS OF THr Rsv. oh. Hawxs.-At a
meeting Of the vestry Of Calvary Church, few
evenings tincc, the resignation VI tie Rev. DR.
Hawks was again made the matter OF earnest con-
Ia answer 10 the resolutions recently
passed BY tie vestry, letter was received from Dr.
Hawks. declining to Withdraw his resignation, on
accopni OF bis inirntier. which ndlonished him
IA It he needed rsIoee. lie desired to be free from
al pervcid labor aud TO retire abs)irte quiet AMI
re.t 10 some rural place. not far dstlnt from New
York lie, therefore. urgently requested he yestry
to accept bs resignation, md " appoint bis SUCCESSOR
as soou az possible.
TIL. vs-try men 10th part with their fecto'
and after come conversation on the subject, laid bis
resignation and comma.ication upon the table.
They were willing 10 grant him leave Of absence for
Fix months, bot were d,snchued 10 release him
altogether. u 10 stated mat gentleman in the
eougrey. alton offered 81 900 another 3 200, and
others smaller sums, 10 enable the Doctor 10 Welt
Europe this SKINNER; but he declined their liberal
oilers, prelerrng 81 disconn'ct nlref entirely from
tie parish. As the Easter election In near at hand
10 further steps will be taken IN the matter until
then, when the corporation viii have an oppor'
unity of indoning or repudAung the action OF The
ves,ry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-12

Tx Ponr LAriYsrrE CoNNIssIos.-Tbe Com
rusioners appointed TO investigate tie cases Of po-
icsl prisoner vi.iied Fort Lafayette Yesterday and
to-day will resume their sittngs in the United States
Grand jury room.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-12

An Army ,Ieeilng viii boa SABb 'ru EVENING,
IN the olrasi Batch thnfch, rerp0irt Long Island
IA all 81 th- Boad Of Pnhlicaoa fDr irnhlng R~ieo
tonIng % tho Array aud Nyy Tie Row Mr. TAIN ADO T.,
rss0t , conduct the ,.ryiccs cmmer,ng q, p ~. I'd
-e,.es ~ an Army Clirliu aud be- Rev br CHANNELS
OF Nr,yNork collection s.,i. be taAer IA cordially
, vlfsd 10 a i-ud
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-12

GOLD PHNs.-Ir. a. MOftOD, tDo piihcipal HfLu-
factnrer Of Gold Pens in tins country and N the
world, tlkes page vi this issue OF IHE TRIBUNE for
the proper description and recommend ,,ion Of his
wares, and We improve the opportunity 10 say few
words of our own on the same general subject.
The Gold Pen is, we believe, Tsnkee invention.
AT all events willis our oJest recollection Of Steel
Pens b. ars British stamp uion il, We do not re-
member to nave seen European Gold Pen for sale
10 this country: aud # any are, or ever were, i'm
por ed their number must have been few. We are
confident that such reus do not figure in lie Federal
Treasury r annual caitl, que .. Imports
Toe Gold Pen In us inlancy was rude affair,
M de by hand, aud cun.iy made. Now every
OF tho dirty or forty processes through which l.
isbcs from the melted metal to the finished pen is
ac,ieved by tie AID OF Steam snd Machinery, pre-
ci.eiy no rhe best lre.armt are made at the
4. \. Armory at Springfield, Mss. Mr. Morlon's
SPACIOUS m.nuf4clcfy In iG.l Of costly and deli
cate uarliues together costins many ibouslnce
of collars, hy the aid Of which ty,ry operation is
peifo-iGed with an economy, ce,Iity aud accuracy
utterly uuatanable 10y man pulatlm alone. Such pons
20 lie seils for Il c,ud not he mace 10y band ior
double tlat .un--in iaot, could net be made at ALL
pe,iecing lhe macl,n,s no now u.es, until he can
nJw turn out thousand peus pr week with lets
ator than woGId have Originally Lcen required 10
make a hundred. Ard it ID probable that be has not
yet attained tie ultimate gol If hsendeayon.
Durlg tie lat -four months Mr. Morton has sent
away 10 our OfdcrTn 1'ors.nd 5ii Hundred aud
f. ghy five iens oaeh o. diem 10 some fleni
VINO had aided IA ia ext, nding or sustaining
the circu alton If iHE TRBUSr. In not more
than ten instances have We had COM iains Of the
non-moelt Of tho Pens thus transmitted. willie
IN barely f'ro instances have We been npprscd that
the Pens received were not eniiiely satisfactory;
aud tlose were promptly replaced by Mr.. Morton.
Such spontaneous ifibue to the excellence Of Lis
worh niansLp and tie with which bis busine,s is
transacted enables us 10 Gsiure our iiende that those
who III to oroer Pens Of bin ~ ldl will not la
disappointed either In tho receipt or toe Quality Of
the goods, and We heartily commend tL.m To public
favor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-12

tn,a uoyt.siy Bloo4bu .'he f.s.ol ~ lev. NLW tut
NF-rDS vil preach IO-hO ROW MORNING. IS o.!
O'Clock Subject: me Service oflnte aud u the EYES.
NO % - O'Clock The second " sses ai Sefuous The
Ntfa.i,us ~ The h-syraly Nuu" Sunday school ~ .
a. ui AID ? O'clock y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-12

Tar F.sHios RACES. The purses and watches
to be trotted for under The auspices of TIE Fashion
Course Association, fully dtscribed this morning
in our advertising columns. The days APPOINTED Tor
tic trot,ing are April 80, May q, ~, ID, ~, ~,
q, 2s, aud 30; June 3, 6, TO- II, IL, 20, "a, "a,
80 and July /.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-12

Bieecker.nt. Universniid Church.-To-MoR.
RcW EvfrIy ] the Rev NOS, BALLUu viii consider
hs question " J. the Chnti6n sbhah Of Divine Appoint
mont 70 Communion service ia 90 uoioins
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Hrondwny Tabernacle Church. -rle'r~or r. A.

pAlh, II. d. Of Aud ~ p dcn ~ ltA.Ao ~, az w
a n, IN the EVE %iNG. ~ a o'iock d. TtiOMPsoN wi.
preach 1he Unity of MtnAtus AZ sho"a isoh Haton''
monuments, and institatlons"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-12

Memorial Church, Hsmmondst. corner Wsveriey
place -rLe Rev SAMUEL MAXWELL, Assistant Miuita
of ST Ma-ts Church will preach TOMORROW tsund<A
EVENING. Seats free
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-12

II. Anu. Church. the Rev THOMAS GALLAD-
Dtr Reetor-Services TOMORROW usual With tel
voice at N. a. AID y ?. 10 and ~ the ign lsnsas-
0 m the Rev JAMES g. JarOck vii pr--sh W &c
MORNING. snd tie Rev. r. c. EVER In the ~ ESiN'
ssats free.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-12

Prof Mattison win preach u.usl In the new Church
ils-sI near 6,h.sv TOMORROW, 81 lOl a a.. and at
y m MORNING-subeci Ground. II fhsnksvivfhs \
God for our Recent ctohes." EVENING: "OEounds
Hoo. Of sB1ghtsr Future for our County, SeAs cbes
folly provided for strangers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-12

Second Upiyer~niist Chur'h, iiih.st an 81 =
Tn Rev q +. ISLANDERS will preach 10 The MORNiNt
a. IA o'clock. Suhj-c,: What ssw 10 IiI@ ,nf en
P,,s field Of Nirrte.erH H. 10 EfTN1NG. The bsc ny
,he Origin History and Destroy o. the Devil sos
l,cf: Who N.r. be Fa.lea Ansei. y
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Heli1lons Notices.
anlinch unpfL,t Chnrch, MrIr-

Antioch baptist Church, Metropolitan Academy.
stll, olpo.if- hl.f Preschnf a. 10y o. snd Il o.
by The Rev WM HfLpEN, .nd 4 , n BY to- Rev
ISAAC 5. hALLOCu lrurhifE ~ ny E-pAN ENkN.
~ hy te Pitor. SansfitcrioH Meeting on " q NFS.
DAY EVENING" Prs3cr.,ireues 90 FRIDAY ~ lining.
"a NauOn Htdr cmca, '-iLc Rev / 3. kAl-
lOtu viii rarl up1r ihf lts Of the recent nNlona'
,ctair, on SABBATH fNINtst' tue isl.ri-.t huich,
cor ilighi and Nsn-a-.s. So JOINS fsrk Ito vii so
peach Ia re Morning upon The r" PM o'ophy o.. Lie
A discourse on rhrIsi'. Words "Nhlthrr ! 10
r.nnuf r4uf" John Ma 10 boz by N. Rev r..
a. BRO, Is a. she D 4 Unser1h Church htiwe,n oh
sermon IN a.. Mofuln. It loi.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-12

Grceue.st. NJ. z. Church, between broous d
cprinssts.-1hs Rev. ;. d. Brown wifi reach TO ~
ROW at 1CI o'clock M, aud the Rev GEO ). HAREs
O'Clock D IN. Sacrament ct O'clock p. m Lecture =
WEDNESDAY EVENING. PrayerxeetinS ON FRIDAY
EVENING. seats free.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-12

spiritualism.-M-s. STATS 10 snssset % ess ,
Llmsitlue VAL, c9,htt and sthsv on SUNDAY SEx1
Morning and Evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-12

ernday.Schcol Anniversrry.-Ths Tenth Arne
v.sTy tb. of the West 23ist Presbyt-fS
Church tnesr ,th..y) Rev h. q. CLAIM fss'or viii b
heid TOMORROW AFTERNOON, st y o'clock. 1ats
MORNING ID. W the Pastor will preach his Tenth Aa,e
xer,ary sermon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-12
Louis Napoleon. the Personal Aniichrist, prs

! Trs. Cora l.. v. Hatch viii hold "M'tineeC Co
versaionsle" o, Dodworth. Hall, No. So6 Broadvay %
SUNDAY April H. ~ iOfs on the subsct ofspii 'uslss,
g. which she VIII reply and espoabd question: from Tie
su5enc- skepcs invi'ed Al y p she viii discouue
| on Tho Age OF the World"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-12

Preaching in French-By Prof G. MIFL, EVERY
SUNDAY At n O'Clock ia the Sabbath SchoolRoom of Al
Souls Church fhsv s1dloths entrance on 2h u
Park CONGREGATIONAL Church (Brcokypl-Th
Rev HENRY d nOkTHROP will preach In The Pa'k Tsb
.cle 10 cunberlsnd between hyrt's and PsrksvI
SUNDAY. April 10. at l0t a. rn and . ?. m. SuDsy
School al . a. m. and T.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-07-24
MILITARY MEETING.

In accordance with the recent general
order of the Adjusant General of Ohio,
the Military Committees OF the counties
composing the 9oth Regimeulal district,
met at Lancaster ou Tuesday, the 18th
inst, and organized for business by ap.
pointing Ex' Governor MedilI Chairman
S. N. Yeoman Secretary, and J. Lynch
Assistant Secretary.
On call OF the counties all we're found
represented except Perry, and on motion
it was ordered that Mr. Ogle, who was
present from that county, be requested 10
represent it, On motion of J. A. Ross
committee of one from each county was
appointed to designate the number Of
company officers to appoint ilom each
county. This committee consisted Of
Messrs. Terrell, Of FayetIe; Gregg, Of
Pickaway; Reber, Of Fairfield; Ogie OF
Perry Crooks, OF Hooking; and Case, of
Vinton. Ma buds 5rr
On motion of Mr., Yeoman il was or.
dered that the names of suitable persons
to officer battery 10 be attached TO the
Goth Regiment, be recommended to the
Governor, this motion was lost. The
Committee appOintcd to apporlion to the
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-07-24

This is Che prttiest place l bavc seen
in The South; its chief attraction being
the "Big Spring" south Of town, which
pours forth enough water to supply sew
etal such towns as Lancaster. The 18th
Illinois had been stationed here, and il
all accounts are true, they could steal e.
qual 10 the suffers. The inhabitants are
bitter secessioDists. Ore old planter was
brought in the other day suspected of be.
ing spy. He was very angry, and swore
that he could whip twelve Yankees. Mo-
wishing to sacrifice so many. one of our
boys offered to accommodate him, which
had the effect of calming his pugnacious
disposition in short time. We have
about thirty prisoners here. mostly de-
serters.
The Tuscumbia Constitution, tho las,
and only rebel paper in Northern Ala
bama, was " 'slerday visited by the Pro.
VOst Marshal. and the press and printing
material, was shipped north.
K That obese pcIsonage under whose d.
rection cheese is retailed out at len ccrts
shadow, | am informed "slill lives. " -
"All quiet on the mucle shoals
j. Z. sam.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-07-24

@Ihe people oflhis county are dad
rot only to every sense OF duty and pat.
rlotIsm but TO their own interest; nothing
seems to arouse them from their stupid
loac'Ion. The guns Of 100000 traitors
(onr Drmocrati; friends will excuse tho
use of 'Par'izan languags.') laundering
at ths capitol and Threatening tho
overthrow OIeOp''i,uional lbery, arc
not sufficient 10 awaken then.
John Morgan with his b1nl Of plund-
erers and murderers (w1 ask pardon Of
Democratic friends agaio,) qlar'erins in
our midst for 30 days might open their
eyes, nothing less will.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-07-24
Gen. Ciuy Smith Attacks Morgan's Men
at Paris.

at Paris.
LEXINGTON, Kentucky, July l9.--Gen.
Smith took command of the forces to
operate against Morgan yesterday about
noon. lie organized and started in pur-
suit, after twelve hours hard labor, and
came up with Morgan al Paris aud had
fight
From ten TO Gfteen Of Morgans msn
were killed, twelve taken prisoners and
several Ii rises and some baggage taken,
when Morgan made bold dash from the
ioe and started toward Winchester. close
ly pursued by Smith No loss on tie
part Of Smiths forces. They are after the
skedaddIe's in several dire tons, aud
nothing but the superiority of Morgan's 3
stolen blooded horses will save him Oar
city has been As quiet and orderly as a
Sabbath d'y, uud-r the efficient admits
irailon of the Cincinn I'll police. part Of
whom have ben detained. and are acting
Tor our city's best good. The others Of
the force have been acquiting themselves
admirably on the battlefield, under Col.
Dudley, their cbiei.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-07-24

New REcRuIrrHG OFFICE Capt. AL
YAH PERRY Of this city, Lieuts. ]. NJ Sur.
PHEN and GEo. W. WELcH, have opened
an Office on Main street, in this city. for
the purpose Of enlisting one hundred able
bodied men for the Goth Regiment.
Capt. PERRY is gentleman well known
in this county, be having lived here for
many years. He Is also an officer ofcon.
siderable experience, having served as a
Lieutenant with distinction in the war
with Mexico. a.-.a . ,-
Now is the time to enlist! Don't let it
be said Of OLD Fairfield that her citizens
had to be drafted in order to furnish her
quota. which is only goo men. The in.
ducemenls are far greater than they have
been heretofore. The Government now
offers S25 Of heS1oo bounty one month s
wages (Sl3,) and So premium. making in
all $40, which amount will be paid to each
soldier when the company 10 which he
belongs is mustered into service. These
benefits will only be paid 10 those who
volunteer. Those who are drafted do
not receive them. aud as law authori-
ziDg drafting has been passed and will
probably be enforced b, fore thirty days,
unless our quota. be furnished. Men who
have an eye to their own interests will
certainly come forward at once. The
corutry needs your services, and needs
them now. NO,O is the accepted time
The hour has come when every parrot
must do his duty. Come forward then,
and let us Gil up company of one hund'
re able bodied men in less than twenty
days. This can be done and let US do it.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-07-24

CONCERT -Mas!er HAIRY Smith, the Gel.
ebrated comedian from Laura Kcere's
Theatre, NY, will give one Of popu.
lar par Tor enWrlaiilmen's at the old Town
Hall this evening, consisting Of songs,
glees, solos, j'kes and bu'lesqnc sayings
OF the day. The Eastern press speak
highly Of iiarry's performances, his rep.
rasenIation Of the Plantation Negro ard
Old Bob Ridley having had no equal
since the days Of Mai. Peel.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-07-24
Army Correspondence.
Letter from the Seventeenth.

TuscUMBtA. Ala, July 9th 1869.
EDITORS GAZETTE: On the Esd OF June
out Division bid adieu 10 the swamps Of
Mississippi, and started for Northern Al-
ALBANIA. with a number of others was
left at the hospital sick On the 23d
Sergeant McNsghtrn of Co. B, died of
Typhoid fever, and on the 9Th Corporal
Levi Zartman Of the same company was
laid to rest BY Ills side. A feeling of
sadness rests on their fellow soldiers, for
better boys never shouldered their mus.
kets 10 put down this wicked rebellion,--
They fell victims, not in the deadly fray,
but to camp malaria, and they fell in de.
Ience Of our common country. They
sleep on the Southern plain, whore the
wild birds will sing their requiem. and
the stars watch over their resting place
till called to rise again. The res! of the
boys are becoming convalescent. thanks
to the kind care and good treatment of
Dr.. Heller Of the 3sth Ohio. 30.
p We passed through Iuka, (famed for
its chaly beate springs, and great resort
for the, chivalry during the summer. and
arrived at Tuscumbia, where we found
our regiment. Col. Hoskins Of the 18th
Kentucky is Provost Marshal, and our
company, apd one company from the
Ssih Ohio and l2lh Kentucky are Pro-
vost Guard.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-07-24

Eyour old friend JOHN LrEsT. es
teemed by all Tor his social qualities. his
honest worth, jealous patriotism and lib
erality Las our most sincere thanks for
the interest manifested in our paper, and
especially for the 20 pounds Of fine honey
left with us Oh Tuesday last. We regret
that Fairfield County can NOT boast
II ore such men. af 81. ..-
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-07-24

EyON visiting the Photograph Rooms
of our young friend V. B. MASSEY, few
days since, We were shown, what we
consider, as fine specimens Of the AIT,
as any that we have as yet seen made by
any Artist in the city. His Cartes de
Visis and Viginette Photographs. are
splendid, and in the way Of getting up an
Ambrotype or an Iron,Plate Picture, we
hardly think that VAN can be b at. We
would just say to all who wish anything
in his line, that he Is still in town.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-07-24
Nem advertisements.
@eAecA school.

A 7 the urgent solicitation Of number Of old aud
Asvalued friends, have concluded To open my
School ~ the Frame Building Main Street, known
as the "BEEcHER CORNER" on. MONDAY, AUGUST
4th, 1862.
In this School particular attention win be given to
the Improvement OF the student.
Penmanship receives particular attention. Per-
sons intending to teach will do well TO give US call
ri am prepared to give instruction in VOCAL
MUSIC, and shall be happy to go TO the country and
give instrucson in this branch provided suitable
rangements can be made for night instruction.
TERMS-Select School pc month. ......"..SI Is
Fifteen Lessons In Vocal Music. II 50
N. b. Persons desiring TO send TO either Of my
Schools, will please call upon me at the "AMERIcLH
HoTEL," Main Street, where any fu rlher information
can be given. M. HILL.
Lancaster. July "a, ls62-2wl5
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-07-24
ncN. r. P. RANNEy,

The nominee OF the Domocaatio party.
for Supreme Judge, spoke next. He was
here at the invitation Of Gov. Tod, to
urge The importance and necessity Of
increasing the army He might belong
TO . different party, aud have very differ.
ent views from many Of his hearers, but
there was one thing in which they all
could agree. viz; that the Constitution
and the laws must be upheld. This cod
only be done now by force Of arms, and
it was the duty Of the President. under
his solemn oath before God. to use such
force. He had endoavored ever since the
rebellion to find q cause for ii. but had not
succeeded. The necessity Of retaining the
mouth Ofthc Mississippi as an outlet for
the products Of the Great MiSsissippiValley
was evident. He vwould, bury the last
msn in the West, before il should pass
from the hands Of the Government, and
thence into the hands OF foreign power.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-07-24
@nO ROUNTW.

Twill pay the above bounty, in addition
to the bounty offered by Government for
the fret so volunteers. The two frat
volunteering will receive 20 Dollars boun
ty each. Bounty paid as soon as sworn
in. X. FRITTER.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-07-24

@ The War meeting of Saturday last
was not as successful as we had hoped.
The Military Committee in good faith an
imaied by principles. looking only to the
good of the cause. issued call to the
people Of tho county, inviting them to
meet in common counsel at the City Hall
in Lancaster, 10 consider the peril of the
nation. and devise means to secure the
prompt enlistment Of tr,ops." Adding
ali,tle foolish literature herein The
rebels wero called "inhuman, TRAITORS
and "dspraved.p The use of this "mon-
strous" language towards our brethren
of the South" and "partizsu" words to-.
wards the Democratic party, called down
the wrath Of ROLAND, who looking only
to the good Of the country" refused to
publish the thing in his paper, and
frightened the Democratic signers ou, Of
their senses BY threatening to "denounce
them publicly as Aboilionists." This
influence, combined with the effort on the
part Of leading Democrats. to poison tile
minds ofMe people and prevent their at.
tendance upon the meeting. will accoun, for
the slimness of the crowd on Saturday.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-07-24

EEK. FBTTER, our worthy Mayor has
received a Captains Commission in the
Goth Regiment. and requires so men to
complete his Company. Captain Frit'er
maybe found a. the Mayors Office.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-07-24
different counties their quota Of company
officers, made the following report:
Favetie. i Coupapv and q oA5csrs


different counties their quota Of company
officers, made the following report.
Fayetie, Company aud 8 officers.
FsiF6eld,et Cos Z .
Perry, 3 &C
HecEiOg,Ia s
PicbaWay,2 6
yinion, /, 8
The following resolution was then j..
dopted: Resolved, That that portion Of
the order Of the Governor, dated July IL.
1869, which refers to the appointment Of
Company officers be and is hereby r,ierr
ed to the Military Committees Of the diff.
lsient counties. a'
A Committee. consisting 6f Edwards,
OF Faye,te; Clarke, Gf Fairfield, 0gle, Of
PeIry; Tools Of Hooking; Casp, of YiDioD;
Lynah, of Pickaway; WAS appointed 20
name suitable persons TO be recommend
ed TO the Governor for FELL and staff
officers. After due deliberation the Com.
miuee made the following report, which
was unanimously adopted, each name
having been voted on separately:
b Colonel, j. A. ROss. Of Pickaway.
Lieut.. Colonel, c. II. Rippey, Of Hook
ing. q f taL
Major, s, N. Ycoman; Of Fayete.
Adjutant, DIN. Kingely; Of Vinton.
Quartermasler, Jacob orman, of Rir.
field. 4fg,a G....G
Surgeon, Arthur Taggart, of Perry.
Assistant Surgeon, g. W, Pullen, Of
Hooking. ,T
a On motion q. W. Gregg was appoint.
cd TO wait on Gov Tod aud request the
recall of G. III Rippoy trcm. ths Captain
Gy of Eo. -,l7h .. V. L., 10 assis in
raising and organizing the Goth Regiment,
The following resolution was then unani
mously adopted
Resolved, . That We respectfully but
earnestly reques! Gov. Tod to establish u
camp in the vicinity of Circlevil!e, Pick
away County, for the 9olh Regiment.
/ A District regiu entai committee Of one
from each County Military Committee
was appointed. There being no luithcr
business, the meeting adjourned TO meet
again on the call Of the rcgimental dis
tict committee.
[Sipned WV, MEDILL, Prest.
s. ; n. YEOAAN' Secretaries.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-07-24

ET Ex Governor MEDILL has resigned
his po6ition as a member Of the Mllitary
Committee, and his place has bsen filled
By the appoi i!lment Of Hon. Jesse LEoH
YER cause tho denuuci .tiob of rebels in
arms against the Government as traitors
IN The cal Of the Military Comm itlee Oh
Saturday last