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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-02-27

OrdOr from Gen HRIIeck..IIIs Position
.on--the .Hegro auektion..Excesses- of all
Kinds Denounced. -.
HEAreUARTERs DEPARTMENT OF Mo-,
ST. LOUIS, Feb 92.
The Major General commanding the
Department. desires to impress upon all
fficers the importance Of fpresetEing good
order and discipline among their troops
as the armis Of the West advance into
tennessee and the Southern States. a
Let us show TO our fellow citizens Of
these States that..we como merely to crush
out re5s lion. and restore 10 them peace
and the benefits of the Constitution ard
the ;Unior, of W hieh they lave been je
prived by their selfish and unpriuciped
leaders. They have been told that We
cJme to oppresS and TO plunder.
By our-aGts ve- with .hutsceiys them
We will prove to them that we came tc
restore, not TO- violate rths Constitution
and Laws. in restoring to7them the glori
Gus flag Of the Uuion.. We will assure
them that they shall enjoy, under its
folds, :he protection Of life and property
as in foimer days .>a.1
Soldiers. let no excess on your part tar
nish the gloy of our arms. The orders
here 'oro,e issued in this department il
regard topillaping, marauding. the d 8
tru ton of private property, and stealth!
and the concealment Of slaves must b.
strictly enforced @ a... see ,.
1t does not belong to the military to de
cide upon tho relation Of master arr
slave. Such questions must be settled b.
the civil courts. ..+ &"
No fugitive slave will therefore be ad
mitted within our lines or camps, excsp
when specially ordered by the Genera
commanding
Women aud children, merchants, farm
ers. mechanics, and all persons not i
arms, sre regarded as non-combatants
and are not 10 be molested either in thel
persons or property. ,-
If, however. they aid and assis: the en-
emy. they become belligerents, and wi
be lrea ed as such. If they violate III
laws of war, they will be made to sutfe
, the penalties Of SUI h violation.
Military stores and public property
the enemy must bs surrendered. aud an
d attempt 10 conceal lsuch property by fraud
u!ent transfer or otherwise will be pur
ished, but no private proEer'y will
touched, unless by orders OF tba Genen
commanding
Wherever it becomes necessary to lev
forced contributions for the supply an
subsistence Of our troops, such leyies WI
: te made as light as possible, and be
distributed as to produce no disiret
among the people.
All property SO taken must be receipie
: and fulIy accounted for as heretofo'
. directed.
These orders will be read at the head
: every regiment, and all officers are con
g manded to strictly enforce them.
BY command OF Major.Gen Halleck.
., N. H. MCLEAN, Asst. Adj Gel
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ALLEGED SuPRRsEDuRE OF GIN, BUELL.
Br GEN. DIx.--The Chicago Post Of Sue
day says it has information which it has
no reason to question, to the effect that
Major General JouN A, DIX, now in com
mand at Baltimore, has boen assigned to
tito command Of the Department Of Ken
tucky, in place Of General BULL. Our
dispatches Of Saturday night speak of
General DIX ip connection with the cele.
brstion In BALTIMORE, but also stated that
the military parade would have been far
greater had not 30 many troops been sent
away, This wonla Ssem to imply that o
large force lsrp iis way westward, il the
EoN's inf5rpation il reliable i Gin. Gaa.
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NOTICE is hereby given 10 Jackson Jarrett that
Y on the 28th day OF December, A. ID. 1891, his
wife, Frances F. Barrett, nled In the Court OF Com
mon Pleas, In and for the county Of Fairfield and
State OF Ohio, her petition against him setting forth
that he has been wilfully absent from heL f0f moro
than three years last past, and has during all that
time grossly neglected his duty towards her; aud
pray that their marriage may be dissolved and both
parties freed from tho cations thereof and that
reasonable alimony may be allowed TO her out OF his
property; and that she may be restored her maid
en- name, Frances Fuler and he ID further notified
that said cause will come onion hearing at the noxt
term OF said court -
Dated this end day Of January. 1862. o
HUNTER & DAUGHERTY,.
..... Attorneys for Petitioner
Jan, g, ls69-6w4s-pfS3 so .i
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suMMARY or News.

The terrified leaders of Secession are
fleeing IN every direction. taking their
slaves and property with them. The long
oppressed Union men are rising for ven
geancs.
The rebel General A. Sydney johnson
has taken up his position at Mumfreesbo
70, 35 miles south Ct Nashville, on the
Nsshvills an6 Chattanooga Railroad
Gov. Harris aud the Tennessee Legisla
turs have fed to Memphis, where they
are discussing the position of tie, Stale,
aud proposing terms Of capitulation. We
hope no terms will be given other than
''immediats and unconditional surrender"
II these are not satisfactory let Gen. Buell.
"propose 10 march INN -diately upon their
works."
White flags are flying at Memphis.
The Cumberland River is open for nav
iaation into Alabama. A regiment Of
soldiers will be saut up 10 protect Union
men.
Porter's Mortar feet has sailed for Slip
Island. Itis not unlikely that our mex
numbsr will chronicle the fall Of New Or
le.us.
Prices army has beer driven from i'f
stronghold at Cross Hollow. Gen. Cur
It's has taken many prisoners and large
quantity of army stores and provisions
and is in full pursuit of the enemy.
The Treasury Note Bllbas passed botN
houses Of Congress and received tie sig
nstnrs of the President.
Ex Gov. Joseph A. Wright has beer
appointed to gill 'ho vacancy in the U. s
Senate, oCasOned by the expulsion @
Jesse D. Bright.
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THIRTY THOUSAND REBELS
AT COLUMBUS.
Indignation OF the Prosecuted Union
People.


CAIRO, Feb. 25.-Nashyillo was yester.
AZ occupied by ten Thousand troops un.
er Gen. Buell., and the Federal flag is
"Ow flying over the State House. The
Tennessee Legislature adjourned Satur.
d,y week, aud met yesterday in Memphis.
1t is reported commissioners were ap.
pointed TO coufer with the Federal authur-
tiles at Washington to arrange terms for
the transfer Of allegiance, and that Gov
Harris offered 10 turn over the Confedcr-
ale forces 10 the Union. Secessionism is
on the waue. and Unionism IN the ascen.
dant The Union men threaten terrible
rttribution upon their prosecutors.
Fielding Hurs:2of Purdy, McNary Co.,
Tennessee, ten miles frtm Corinlh, Miss.
arrived last night. lie was first arrested
by order Of Governor Harris on the FL Of
D uember, ard confined twenty seven
days in the dungeon at Nashville, and re.
leased by outside pressure brought to bear
on the Judge who had sentenced him to
be hung tor treason to the Confedera te
Sta es lie was again arrested and taken
to Columbus. kept two days, and permit.
ted 10 return to Purity by the Rev, Gen.
Polk to establish his innocence. II es.
capped from tho guard, and was taken on
board the gunboat Taylor and brought to
Cairo. lie represents general Union
sentiment in town, and thinks the Legis-
la,ure will acquicsoe in the recommends
tions Of Gov. Harris. because fearful OF
the rising Of the Union sentiment. Wien
he left Columbus there were thirty thous
and Confederate troops there. who were
confident of whipping the yankees" on
land. but thought they were no match for
US on water. When 6rst released, Hurst
gave recognizance 10 $2j, 900 for hi:
loyalty 10 the ConIederacy.
Another gentleman, arrived from Nash
vile last night, reports that the Confedor
at, will make another stand AT Murlrees
boro.
All the troops LETT Nashville except tn
police force, who were picking up slrag
glcrs.
Wien Gov. Harris fed from Nashville
with the Legislature to Memphis, he burn
the Stale Library, and distributed a larg'
smounI"i oommlssary stores and provls
ions among the people.
Stores were closed and business entire
y suspended, the Secessionisls leaving
with their stock and negroes, and lvllow
ing The Confederate army.
Geo T. Lewis, proprietor Of the Cumter
land Rolling Mills burned by the guuboa
st, Louis, and who was brought TO Cairo
a prisoner Of war, to day took tho oath o.
allegiance. lie was released on parole
and leaves for Fort DonesOn and home
this afternoon. He expresses The utmos
gratitude for the humane treatment he re
ceiv,d, and returns confirmed Unior
man. Hehas been under charge Of Col
Murphy, of the Eighth Wisconsin. whilC
at Cairo.
Walker Taylor. nephew of ex,Prosiden
Taylor was among the rcbels at Fo,
Donelson. He was wounded, and ca
cared,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-02-27
NO. Victims Of Rheumatism read this.

CLEARpoRr. Fairfield CO., June 4. 1857.
DR.. G. w. RoBAoH. No. 6, East Fourth,
street, Cincinnati, O.-Dear Sir:--This.
spring hired to work on farm during.
the summer, but became severely afilict-
ed with Rheumatism, and it disabled me
go much, that | was compelled. 10 quit
work. After being con6ned'to my room
for some time: procured oil your agents
at this place, Messers. Abbott & Sons, a.
bottle OF your Scandinavian Blood Puri6i
er and box Of your Blood Pills. and af:
ter the use Of them I was restored. to per-.
feet health. One bottle Of your Blood
Purifier and one box your Blood Pills.
performed perfect cure. Being satis6.
cd that it ia an invaluable remedy. sent
you this TO be published. If you think,
proper, that others similarly affected may;
have the benefit Of my experience.
SILAS SPRINGER.
EE See advertise neEt. .,......e.,.
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Lnter from nurnside,s E.pedltIon.

FoRTREss MONROE. February 24,-The
steamer Baltimore. which left here several
days ago with ammunition for the Burn.
side Expedition. returned from Ilatteras
about twelve o'clock to day. having lett
yesterday afternoon. The news by the
Baltimore is not Of special interest.
The burning of Winou by the Federal
forces is confirmed.
The Ninth New York had made an ex'
pedilon up the Chowan river, with three
gunboSts, but having found tho enemy in
full force, returned without making an at
tack.
Among tn passengers by the Baltimore
is Charles Henry Foster, who was yester'
day reported killed at W.ntou, by South
elm papers.
The election ordered by the Provision
al Governor OF North Carolina took place
on Saturday, resulting as far as the re
turns have been received, in the re'elec
ton of Mr.. Foster to Congress. Th'
ordinances of the Convention were alsC
ratified.
The object of the expedition of the New
York Ninth Regiment was to destroy th'
railroad bridges on the B!ackwater anc
Chowan Rivers.
The enemy, however, was discovered
il large torcc at Winon, and no Iandin;
was made. The enemy fired AT our gun
boats, and 10 retaliation the town wa
sheIed. The greater part of the Burnsid
expedition WAS sill at Roanoke Island AM
Gen, Williams brigade a, Hattcras ha'
received orders to proceed there.
The s. II. Spaulding lett Roanoke o
Saturday for Elizabeth City with the pri'
oners taken by Burnside. They were pa
rolled Tor exchange.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-02-27

HoRRoRs OF CIVIL WAR,-Duriug the
hottest Of the battle on the Saturday DO.
fore he surrender Of Fort Donclson, two
Kentucky regiments were brought face to
face, one on the Federal the other on the
rebel eide. In each of these regiments
were two companies from Henderson
county, aud in each of the compan les
were two brothers. The one in Captain
HolIOwAy's company battling for the old
"tme.honored Lanner'-wss dangerous.
ly wounded, while his rebel brother es-
capped unhurt and was taken prisoner. -
Old school mates in these companies were
forced 10 shed each others blood by the
Infamous authors OF this infamous rebel.
lion. What punishment at all proportion,
ate to their crime can be meeteG out Ia
these traitorous leaders, - Evansville
Journal,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-02-27
Fruits of LiacOInism.

Our coasts are .bloekadsd. -. = ..--- .
Our laws are suspended.
Our Constitution is trampled under
foot.
Our Courts and Judges are powerIess.
Our citizens are seized and imprisoned
without process Of law.
Our State Legislatures are overawed
bg the bsyOnel.-
Our States are invaded and dismem
bored. --.----- ~ ------'-' --'----- p
Our freedom Of press is denounced,
Our right of petition is denied. v---
Our ppacabls citizens ars iusulted il
the streets. [' =.
And those are only few Of the legion
list of calamities which have come oi
I.incoh's three months experiment in the
Presidential Cba'r.--[ohiO Eagle. July
20, 1851 2
1.-THE Democracy of Old Fairg+ld be-
lieve this an unhOly war, fruiLless 'foI
good, certain in its results to add 10 the
rstrangement and bitter hatred OF the two
sections, and to work dissolution eterna
"a war waged by the sectional "irrepres
sibIes" for their own selfish aggrandize
msnt and for the carrying out Of th'
Lincoln Chicago Platform, even though
the Union be dissolved ,et-rnAlly dissov
ed Ohio Eagle, July 25th.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-02-27

ETIn the battles Of Somerset. Fort
Henry and Roanoke Island the rebels lost
one hundred and twelve cannon and sew.
enteen mor,ars Immense quantity OF am.
munigiou and army stores have also fallen
into our hauds. This 10 touching them
in the weak point, '-~
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-02-27

The follosing isan SSlractfrom letter Srllisa by
the Rev Us. Holms, pastOrofthe Pierre
Baptist Church, Brooklyn, N. tothe "Joursa and
Messenger" Cincinnati, o., and speaks volumes In
favor of that world renowned medicine, Mas. WIN
slows soorHlNo syRur EcR cHltDRsE TErrHHa;--
'We see an adv artisement In your columns Of Mrs.
WINsLow's SooTMINa SvRuP. Now we never said a
word In favor OF patent medicine beforen our life.
but we feel compelled 10 say TO Jour readers that this
Is no humbug-Ds haze tried IL, and kR0D 10 to Do alt
ftelaims II probably one OF the most successful
medic les ofthe day. because Ills one of the bsst.
And those OF your readers who have babies can do
better than TO- lay In 4 supply" fsE seea
| March 7ls6t--ly49 s'ft,,+tJg }e .J "a
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NHARlTY LODGE, No.7, meets every Monday
" Evening. .'. %, .s --.t's-. .l-'l
HoCKHoCKING ENoAMPMEHT, NJ. ga, meein
2dand 4th Thursday Evening In each month. ot
Lancaster, april 10, le80Iah
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spetial Notifies.

Doctor Lelaud'a Autl Rhoumaelo Band q the oulS
known remedy toF RheRmatlsm, ca Il aud HeuFairin,
and the peractcus effects cf Mercury, anlN d WIlk
the greatest uatlulaston 20 u merl1 ksi We cnii
another column OF our papor, fiAs Anti alto
Band-9mlt. - 90
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-02-27
NASHVILLE TAKEN.
TIE REBEL LEGISLATURE FLED
TO MEMPHIS.
TIE STATE LIBRARY BURNED BY
THE REBELS.
HARRIS COVE WITH THE LEG.
ISL1TURE.

The Stars and Stripes Floating Over Th,
Tennessee Capital.
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UNI0N1SM INCREASED,

coNNIssARY STORES GIVEN AWAY,
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IMPORTANT FROM THE SOUTH.
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HUNTER & DAUGHERTY, Attorneys.
Lancaster, Feb. I3, la62--5w47pfS7 so.
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TkUSTEk'S SALE.-Whereas, on the 1T day
j Of November, A. D., 1859, Lafayette Parker
and Josephine L. G. Parker, bis wife. executed
unto David :. True, ~ Trustee, . certain Deed Of
Trust, conveying to said Trustee the lands in
Scot. county, Iowa, described % follows, to-wit {:
That part Of lot No. i've Is, in block No
six1y-6'e (65) in the city Of Davenport, particu.
larry described - fellows, to.wit commencing At
point twenty-four "a feet west from the south
east corner Of said lot; running thsnes west
twenty 2ol feet; thsi 60 n<yth eighty 1907 feet
tbsnoe sosth eighty tso) feet to the P.es Of BE-
ginning. Also lot No. twenty 1--we (25) Of SEQ
ton No. sixteen (l6,) in township No. seventy
eight 49, north Of range No. three (3.) east Of
the fifth 7. NJ, - said lot appsars Of record in
the Fund Commissioners Once Of srid ooca,y, be-
inS :or'y 90 scres Also the north vert quarter
OF The n"rth ssst quarter, ard the norfh- least
quarter the uorth-vsst quarter Of section No.
eleven (il.) aad the north west quarter
Of tho nWth west quarter Of section
No. fourteen (lA,) In township No eighty tso, }
u. Also N "ndividsd one half part Il de- sosash
half Of the sosth wsst quarter Of ssstisn No.
soe ~ Il toVoship No. eeveaty.pins (7o, north
Of range one east Of the 18th r. n. ana also
the sossh east qassser u the south west qua~ter
Of section No. twenty mine (20.) in township No
9Th l5'hl r. ~ sl,sh aid seassyasce Va
usde 6y he said Lafsyssts Parker fsr the psr.
pose Of securing the pAymsn, 4 two certain prom
iasory notes aud the ipsessst thereof. sigDsd By
said Lafayette Parker, dated the LIST day Of Nov
| snber, 1859, and payable - follows: One for the
som OF thirty-thrss hundred T$3 ,s0Ol dollsrs
payable to the order Of Charles y. Watkins, Sea,
On tbs LIST day Of Novsnbsr. 1850, and the othss
for The sum Of ens hundred and ninety eight
l$105] dollars, payable to the order d Charles .
Victims. IT,, on the lst day Of May, 1sf0, With
interest each Of said notes st ten lo per cent.
per annlm,
And nov said psomissory notes having bsee1e
due ssd sbls, and the aid Parker having failed
70 pay the sid note Of thisty-thres hsndss1
~, S00l dollars, savs sad s1ccpting the san d
three hundred sol thirty $780, doilass interest
!, David =. frus, Trustee - Aforesaid. do hefsby
Ekivs this public notes, that By viftee Of thu
power, which II in ne vested ~ ssid Desd o
Trust, will, on Wednesday, the 3Sth d.
Of October, A. D. 1884, st the boar Of o'eIoel
isthe aftsenoon Of said day, atths Court Hoas
door, in the city Of Davenport, expose and Offer 70
sals, 1t psblie auction, the Taseels q Ian
shove described, Of - much thereof - sAai
b nsssssazy TO satisfy and ply The amount q ~
note, with the interest thereon - the day .
ale, together with oil the costs and szpsnss
attending sid sals, costs q this netes aad TFul
Dsssd the Oh day Of October. 4. D., 1889.
DAVID 8. TRUE,
ee6 Trustee.