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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-03-06
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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-03-06
rhs Innnrnral ~ Jsn. Davis.


As a matter OF information apd curios1
W. We publish on our first psgs the lI1
augnral Address Of Jefferson Da'is, thE
pretended President q the "Coufed
era'o States Of America" The docT
ment is sbrewdly written, but false ID
fact aud is deceptive in conclusion. 1t Is
labored effort to mislead the Southern
people and make case abroad, The
purpose and objec, Of the Government al
Washington in prosecuting the war is falls
fed, and tie true issue between the sec
tious completely covered up.
1t is not true THAT the warfare is wsg
I'd upon the institutions Of the Southern
States, and ], fferson Davis knew it,
The only wonder is iha. the lie had no,
stuck in bis throat and sent bis traitorous
soul 10 that perdi'ion where II belongs.
1t 10 not true 'that the Southern peo.
pie are struggling for liberty" They
were. before the inauguration Of this
damnable rebellion, the freeat people or
the earth, governed by constitution snd
laws oi their own making--the best ant
mildest known to history, and they hav'
now ouly to lay down their arms, to be re
iostated 10 all their tights and restored !
all their privileges under the Constitution
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-03-06
[MPoRTANT FROM COLUM-
BUS, KY.
The National Flag waving Over
the Town.
THE TOWN DESERTED By THE
REBELS. sf

Great Quantity or Ammunition and
Stores left Behind.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-08-15
MILITIA LAWS OF VERMONT.

The following are the sections from the
Compiled Statutes Of Vermont relating to
the enrollmen, and drafting Of the militia Of
this State:
Persons subject 20 military duty
IAN ablc.bodied white male citizens between the 2.
n eighteen and oryhee years resident in this State
and not exempted from serving in the militia by the
laws Of the United States or Of this State shall he sub
ject TO military duty"-Sec. QfLdu Of 1882.
The principal persons exempt under the
law arc, judges of the supreme and county
courts. judges and registers of probate, coun-
ty clerks, sherifs and shefhs' deputies, high
baiifs and constables, ministers Of the gos-
pei, faculties, students of colleges and acad-
emies, and teachers actually employed in
conn on schools and quakers.
The listers in the several towns, shall enroll every
person liable enrolment between the ages " eighteen
and totiyhve, In their respective towns, who are not
members Of uniform companies In the same manner az
captains oi companies required TO enroll. and
they shall correct such rolls annually, in the month Of
Aprl-Sec ~ Of Lar II ls4i
In case Of war invasion, prevent invasion, the
governor and commander iuchic Is hereby authorized
and required 10 out, from time to time, for actual
service, by da otherwise, many Of the militia as
the necessity of the case may demand.
The militia, whtncser 0rdcrrd for preparation for
actual service shall he governed and trained according
70 The avs u The United States and Of this State.
Whenever t shall be necessary io order out the ME
itia for actual service any part thereof such order
shall be- hfst issued 20 ho uniform militia. Afterwards
such uumbtr II the enrolled militia shall volunteer
hh ldgay of by conpauus shall De epted qua or
gani1cd '-StatWes 2J4 2j5 and 266 Of Latc " 1872.
Should all the uniform companies be called into ac.
tut service at any time, aud IL shall become
fy To- call out greater number VI men, the adutant
gen fa under the direction Of the commandment chief,
shall issue orders the selccimcn Of the towns from
which additional shall be required specify ling thu
time and place ~ rendezvous, and directing select
men 10 drah such quota Of men from the enrolled militia
As shall be necessary. Sec Qf Ian Of 1874
Every soldier ordered out, volunteered detailed, or
drafted, who shall not appear at the time and place 10
be designated, who shall not have abe-bodied
aud proper substitute at such time and place, shall
not pay the soectmen Of the town, from which he shall
be drafted detailed for the Of the State, the
Of hy dOars, within -four hours Of such time.
shall be taken be- soldier absent without leave. and
dealt with accordingly, in actual service Ser 26l ot
n. Lnlr Of 1872.
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CAMBkiDGE MARKBT-Augnst 10.
Whole number u Cattle al market ss5 shout $50
Bccves and 233 Stores. Consisting NJ Working Oxen,
Mich Cows and one, two and three year old
Prices of Market Becf-Exua. 5000 a $3.50 First
quality S575 900 Second quality. So 900 goo. Third
quality 1915 a0OJ,
Working Oxen, pr pair.-S9G a l25
Cows and Calves.--g2D 40.
fearngs.-S0,0 90 a 90 % two years old 81 90 II,
90, three years old, SIS OLA 1900.
sheep and lambs--i37O az market prices n lots 81 50
a - each extra. S2,75a350.
Spring Lambs-250 p
Hides, 6 - &c pr 10. Tallow - 13iprlb
Veal Calves, 81 &c pr 10. Calf Skins, pc pr h.
Pelis l,Ss H. 90 each
HEMAHKs The market was wei supplied and iargc
number Of cattle sold a. the cars arrived AZ
last week prices But the ,rain via the Grand Trunk
did not arrive uu late yesterday afternoon, and had
about head Of cattle mostly small sales to-day,
were not quick and prices rather lower especially r
second aud third qualities.
good supply of Sheep aud Lambs Sales quick but
not No high as last week. Min Cows plenty but low.
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Special notitfs.
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DIR. CHEEsEMAN,s PHI

DIR. CHEES EN- Al MS PILLS
The combination Of ingredients In these PIN. are the
result of long and extensive practice They are mild
IN her operation, and certain IN correcting sn l,rsvp
isfiiics, Painful Mens,ruauons removing al obsirne-
tons, whether from cold Otherwise headache pnin in
the side palpAtloh Of the heart, whites All nervons A.
fcctons Mysteries, fatigue pain IN the back and limbs
SC disturbed sleep, which arise from interruption Of
nature.
DR CHEESEMAN'S Pills
was the commencement OF new era IN fssitrtatmen
those irregularities and obstfucona which have consQn
ed 20 many to PREMATURE opAvr No female .an
enjoy good health unless she regular and whenever an
cline
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are the most eectus remedy ever known for all com.
plants peculiar to Feaes To all classes they arc in.
valuable, inducing, wih certainty periodical regviyif
They arc known 10 thousands, who have used them a.
different periods throughout the country having the
sanction Of tho most eminent Physicians in America.
Explicit directions, stating phen they should not be
used with each boxthe rice One Dollar per Box, con-
tanning from so 20 80 Pills
pins sent by mail promptly By RENTING to the Pro-
pneior sold BY druggists generally.
r. b. HUrCHINs. Proprietor
% Cedar St New York
Sold by $. r Reddeld, and J. r. Pierce a Co., Mont
pelef also by j. W boby Co., Burlington.
Mai27dtwlY
ur Attention Is called to Weeks Magic Compound
an invaluable remedy and or all coughs. colds,
throat hoareneal. and for any daicuty ofthe lungs.
See Advertisement u another column-C Try it)
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praths.

In Pianhed, N. H., ON ihursday morning, Aug 1th,
Of d,seniery. Mrs Mercy, wife of Nh. Samuel Avery,
aged about 20 Hers has been lie OF trial aud toll en-
COUNT red with the patience and sCfsacrhce worthy nc
Christian character Her good deeds aud many excel
encies will live IN the hearts of relatives and hiehds -
Truly her remembrance is blessed
In lrashurgh, Aug. 7, Nancy Walton, VII, OF non,
Thomas Jameson, and widow ofthe late Dea Na'hanei
Porter. Of Lebanon, n. H., aged 70 Years
10 Calais, Aug g. OF consumption, Nc susan H.
HAYES, wife ~ Erasmus l. hu,nap, Aheu 30 years
A mother kind. a friend sincere,
To husband. children, tray deor
She lived, 5ehersd Tod, llisf, most high
She diod and did not FEAR TO die.
In Plaiuheid, July 29ih, Mrs. Polly waterman aged
n ycars, months and ia days,
Printers in Ohio, Michigan and Oregon are requested
10 copy
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TIRE ANTI-RHEUMATIC BAND believe, ia
only known remedy for Rheumetisu, Gout Neuralgia,
and Nervous Aheehons-Suiness and Cramps and dis
eases of Erupiive character such Erysipeas,
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Mercury and other posons 1t is with the greatest sas
faction and conclusive evidence is merits, that
call the attention Of readers to the advertisement in
another column Of our paper
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BATCHELOR's HAIR DYE.
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WM. A. BAToHRLoRs c, lebrAtcd HAIR DYH prudur.
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GREY, RED, or RUSTY HAIR instantly turns a
splendid Black Brown leaving the Hair soft and beau
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~ The Genuine ia signed WILLIAM A. BArcHELoR.
on the four sides Of each box,
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(Late 10 Boud St. and 233 Brosdwayl New York.
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PATRIOTIC ExAMPLE.-Colonel Adams
Treat, hitherto an influential Breckenridge
Democrat in Maine, says in letter to the
Bangor Wing:
beg leave 10 announce through your columns, that
shalt during the present State campaign take no part
in he primary meetings aud conventions Of the Demo
cratic party party To which have given my waImesi
affections aud best Efforts during my whole political life
Rshn on what is noble aud generous and wise IN all
,ue MN IN all paftes and above ALL the kind Provi-
denro uf Him in whose hands is the desny Of nations.
for ihe deyerance Of our afflicted land from the fearful
caanites that now oyerwhelm H. s'"la ready Win ny
Efforts and M, means to cooperate in any honorable
measures orignaie whence and where they may, that
took To the restoration Of my c0uutrymen TO the ENJOY
ment Of m Sc blessings which the legitimate fun
n an earnest sdheanoe the principles Of tho fathers Of
| he heruhhc
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]
SERVED HIM RioHT.-Mr. Porter Flint of
Williamstown, has been loud in denouncing
the government, discouraging enlis,ments and
expressing the hope that rebellion may tri-
umpb, and having been notified by the select
men of the town that such expressions were
unbecoming a good citizen and would not
be tolerated, paid no regard to il. On Sat-
urday night August 9th, near II o'clock,
about seventy five Of his townsmen and neigh
bors. having formed in " line Of march, halt
cd before his domicile, and detailed a squad of
men for "actiye service" who unceremonious-
ly called him from the arms Of Morpheus, told
him Of expressions he was said to have made,
that he had talked treason Of the darkest
dye and with sort Of sugar-p plum policy,
tried to convince him Of his error whereupon
sevesh became more rampant than ever, de-
clared that his sympathies were all with the
South and that be would not associate with
Unionsts' At this interesting stage of
the proceedings Aunt Polly" ordered the
men to leave the house, which they were not
at all inclined to do and now having adopted a
more vigorous policy, very politely informed
the champion Of "secessia" that the alag Of
the Union had been planted on his humble
dwelling, and his only alternative was to go
and cheer it or be arrested. Despite the ad-
vice Of his wife and daughter. and the threats
Of Aunt Polly" that it would be torn down,
he went out and gave three lusty cheers for
the glorious "Star Spangled Banner" and
there the flag still proudly waves, as an en-
bem OF the manner in which Williamstown
people will deal with traitors.
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STATE nF VERMONT
ApJurANr a. INSPECTOR .NirNrRAL's OrrioE,
Mnndslnrk. Annn.i \. 1862

Woodstock August, 3, 1862.
GENERAL ORDER No. 10.
For the purpose Of completing the quota Of the
State Of Vermont Of the three hundred thousand
men recently called for by the President Of the
United States for the term of three years, IL is
hereby ordered that twelve hundred men be inn
mcdiately raised in this State to fl the regiments
now in service from the State. The quotas Of the
several towns in the State, under the requisition
for three hundred thousand men to serve three
years are hereby assigned as follows
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STATE NOMINATIONS,
Election, Tuesday, Sept. 2nd, 1852
COUNTY NOMINATIONS


RICHARDSON. Montpelier,
ADDISON PECK, East Montpelier, Senators.
p. D BRADFORD, Mortified
A n. WARREN, Berlin, ~" """gt''
r MERRILL. Montpelier, Judge " Probate.
G. HEATH plainfed, Sfaf,s ATTORNEY
A NJ JACkMAN, Barre. Shcrtf
u l.. WATSON Worcester High Baihf.
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lay HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED

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~ Spefmatorhoa Seminal Weakness, Involuntary
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This wurld-reuowned author. in this admirable Lee
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Operations, b0ugits instruments rings, cordials,
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Sent under seal, IN plain envelope to any address,
the receipt u six cents postage stamps by ad
dressing DR. CHAS J. G KLINE.
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TuE DRAFr-The State authorities Of
New York consider that in the draft for 300,'
900 nine months men there is no authority
whatever to accept any volunteers, so that il
the State should raise double her quota oil
volunteers, It is still compelled to raise her
quota Of 800, 900 by draft. TO obtain an-
thority, if possible, to accept additional vol
unteer regiments where they can be raised in
lieu of conscripis, the Governor has telegraph
ed to Washington.
Washington dispatch says that several
Governors of loyal States have autographed to
the War Department that the quotas of their
States under both the calls for troops can b
filed, If the Government will extend the time
TO tho frat Of October The Government
will cousidtr the quesuon Boston journal
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HURRY UP THE RECRUITS.

hJhk1 W The RECRUITS.
The time allowed the deficient towns for
supplying their deficiency, for filling up the
old regiments. is short-only until Saturday
night. Let not a single town have it said Of
them they had to draft. The selectmen should
give themselves no res, until their towns are
all right ON the record. 1t can be done and
for the credit Of the towns it ouqhs to he done.
WAR MEEriNGs-Ihe citizens OF Berlin
.pi,i, meetings hov;n, beer called IN tho -.
.roc,;yo ,ov,s n- ,bo nr,no.. oe .,s.lo.ia,
the ,ntbu.;..mof tho neo,io In Ro,lin .oroo
twelve or snoon mon arc 70 no r.;.od r., ,bo
80
town. They are anxious also to raise the
quota Of the nine months men as volunteers
instead Of drafting They can do it, and
ought to have a chance The quota Of More
town for the three years men is probably
complete, but they too are averse to drafting
and mean to have the volunteers all ready to
tender to the Governor when the order comes.
The meetings are to be held, in Berlin at the
, I'll .tL.-.l... n . ,,-i
Wv" "0' iuVisual ai'eih"oh at OiuCh'
and Moretown on SATURDAY. at 10 o'clock in
81 ,
u'u 'Vithooh'
The town Of Middlesex. also, is wide a
wake. and a meeting il to be held at Middle
t
sex Centre on Friday at 8 o'clock IN the af-
ternoon' where good speakers aud music will
be IN attendance. Only five more men arc
.,
wanted IRON the town ana they VIII be forth
coming
-,
~ me august Term OF 'he supreme court
Of the NVashirgfon gourtv commenced its se.-
sion IN this place this TUESDAY morning,
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10 Those now volunteering to the select
men of their towns can designate th" regi-
ment and company they desire to be assignee
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S T e A NJ w T. f X L Y
LIVERPOOL.


Touching at QUEENSTOWN, (CoBK HARBoR) The
Liverpool New York and Philadelphia Steamship Com
pany intend despatching their mllpowered Clydebuilt
Iron Steamships as follows;
CITY or MANCHESTER, Saturday, august l6
CITY or BALTIMORE, Saturday, August %
KANGAROO, Saturday, August 80
and every succeeding Saturday at Noon from Pier A.
North River
RATES or PASSAGE:
FIRST CABIN, SS5 90 STEERAGE, $500
do to London, 5000 do to London, 80 100
do 10 Paris, 800 do to Paris, AZ 90
do. to Hamburg $500 do to Hamburg, 1000
Passengers forwarded to llavre, Bremen, Rotterdam
Antwerp, &C., equally low rates.
Fares fom Liverpool or Queenstown LIST Cabin, l5
II aud q Guineas Steerage from Liverpool Is g.
From Queenstown, sec And those who wish 70 send
fo their friends buy tickets here at the current rate
Of exchange
These steamers have superior accommodations for
passenger and carry experienced Surgeons. They
built in Wacr-t IRON Sections, and have Patent Fire
AnnihilAtors on board
por further information apply in Liverpool TO WIN.
INMAN, Agent, % Water Street; in Glasgow To WIN.
INMAN, 5 81 Enoch Square in Queenstown to C. a
W. u, SEYMOUR 4 co. In London TO RIVES &
MACY, 81 King William 81. in Paris TO JULES
DECOUE, Place de Ia Bourse; in Philadelphia to
JOHN @. DALE, III Walnut Street; at the Com
pAny's Offices JOHN g. DALE, Agent,
9042 Is Broadio0y, N. y.
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A good relilbie Agent want
ed IN every town, TO take the
entire control, for his neigh
|borhood. N one ~ the nEsT
and MOST PROFITABLE arti-
eles ever prescuted 10 the
public The right MAN or
WOMAN can make ffom $50
20 50 a week easily
For circular, with full des-
.oripiion, address
JACOB LEWIS a Co.
81 & "a Nassau St.
'il27 New York
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HARVEY T1LDEN,}c.u.,..
John WARNER, N' 20
!. A. d.. isOl l2.l4

- TEP EN- II ONT'S i 4 A I II .
- The subscribers, having been appointed by the
Honorable Probate Court fof the District Of Washington
commissioners 10 receive, examine and adjust all claims
and demands of an persons against the estate u Ste
phen Hoyt late NJ Cabot IN said district deceased, rep
resented nsn,eut and The term " six months from the
9Th day Of July o62 being allowed by said court 20 the
creditors II said deceased 90 exhibit and prove their re-
speotive claims before Give notice that we will at
tend 20 the duties Of appointment al the dwelling
house Of RoNana HOyt IN CABOT In said district on the
2 day Of August and 5th day " January next at 10
o'cluck, In the forenoon, on each of said days.
NJ FISHER, )c,
Cabot. July %, A u, 1862 lll3
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to these questions as yet, but hope that when
the time arrives, no town will appear on the
record as deficient in its quota thus far called
for. Let the old regiments be filled up with
volunteers by the selectmen, and let the rec
ord Of Vermont for volunteers be clean one
Then with good grace can the whole State
claim the privilege--yea, the right--to furnish
still another quota in the same way.
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legal NoticeS.

A RNOLD SMITHS ESTATE.-T sub
N scrbers. having been appointed by the hon
orablo Probate Court for the District Of Washington
commissioners. 70 receive, examine, and adjust all
claims and demands o. all persons against the estate Of
Arnold Smith, late Of Barre, in said district, de-
ceased represented nolyent and the term Of six moDha
from The 4h day Of August, 1862 being allowed by said
court 70 the creditors deceased exhibit and prove
their respective claims before Give notice, that we
will aitrnd 10 the duties Of our appointment at the
dwelling house Of the widow Of said deceased IN Barre
in said district on the 23d day ~ August, inst aud the
80 Saturday In January neat at oooek Ia the af-
tcfnoon, on each Of SAID days
HARVEY TIiDEN, o.
John WARNER, W" 20
Barre, August 4ih, A. D., 1862. l2:l4
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1000
A & E n T s
Wanted.
Wanted
THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE

Published for the benefit and warning and a
ton 10 young who suffer from Nervous Debility
Premature Decay, Bel supplying at the same time the
means Of SelfCuTe. BY who has cured himself after
being put TO great expense through medical imposition
and quackery. BY enclosing post paid addressed en-
volope, sIN0LE COPIES may be had Of the author, Ma
THANlEL MAYFAIR, Esq, Bedford, King County,
New York. 9OA2
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= TATE OF MONT.

- f ATE OF VERM MON I
- WASHINGTON DISTRICT SIS
In Probate Court holden at Monpclcr' in said dis
tfici on the Doth dag Of July, A. D. lo62
y ID Putnam administrator Of the estate Of Jesse
Wilson late " Cabot in said district deceased, pre-
-cnts h administration account Tor examination and al
owancc and makes application Tor decree 81 distba-
anon il l. o,derd by said Court, that said account and
aid application be referred 10 session Of said Court to
be hedat the Probate Office in said Montpelier on the
23d day ct August, D. 1862, for hearing and decision
thereon And u is further ordered. that nore hereof be
given all persons Interested 10y publication " the same
three weeks succcssively in the Vermont Waterman
STATE journal, newspaper published at Montpeler'
previous to said tune appointed rr hearing that ihey
may appear said time aud place and show cause" II
ay they may have Why said account should not be al
lowed, aud such decree made.
Wv the Court. .
NIB Attest A CHASE ne. lS'eT'