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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-01-23
DR.J H. NcLEAN"S VOL C.sNIC OIL LENLMENT T
The Best ErtsrEai in the World,
10. M,v or R,1st.

Thousands Of human beings have been saved life
of and misery, by The use Of ofthisinvalu
able Iinment. II viii relieve pain almost instanta-
neously and It will cleanse, pqry and heal the foul
est sore in an incredible short time. MLsan's VoL-
eeais on Ltnir4sn. will relieve the most inyeterate
cases Of Rheumaetn, Gout, or Neuralgia, For Par
aIysis, Contracted Muscles, Stiffness or Weakaess in
the Joints, Muscles Or Ligamenis u will never fa.
Two applications will cure Sore Throat, Headache or
Earache. For BuIns Scalds or any Pain, 81 is an
Infallible Remedy. Try It, and you will find an in
dispensible remedy. Keepit always on hand.
PLANTERRS, FARMERS, or any ono having
charge ofhorses, will save money by using MeLeans
Volcenic OIL Linimen. II Is speedy and ipfallible
cure for Calls, SpIans, Chafes, swelling, Lameness
Sweeney, Sores, Wounds, Scratches, or any external
disease. Try, It aud YOU will be convinced.
DIR. J. II. KsLEf.N, S0s Proprietdy.
ST. LOUIS. NO.
IPE. i. sloeum, agent aug. Is, lsol-ly
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ONO STATE REGIsrER.-We have re-
csived from the publishers acopy Of Ohio
State Register for 1869 compiled from Of.
fciAl sources, by Col. s. D. Harris the
we'll known editor Of Field Notes and Ohio
Cultiuator, Columbus, Ohio. The Regis
ter contains a Calendar for 1859, Map of
Ohio, List Of State officers, Salaries,
Terms Of Office, etc., Members Of the Leg.
islature, Congress, Sitting of Courts in
every County, Statistics of the State, Leg
islative. Judicial, Agricultural and Mill.
tary Departments, Tables of Population
of towns aud counties, and complete ex-
hibite of the votes for governor for sixty
years. Every citizen Of Ohio should have
q copy of this work, which will be sent
, free by mail to any address on receipt Of
two letter stamps; 26 copies for Sl;-l0o
copies for $500. Address,
HARRIS q HURD,
,rl Columbus, Ohio
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-01-23

~ The citizens of Lancaster will be
much surprised to learn that "Pickayune
Butler" was put in the Calaboose on Tues
day last. Mr.. Buffers high standing in
this community as gentleman; his uni
form respect for the laws. bis character for
6ood morals and correct department has
been for long years so inconsistent with
the charge (drubkenness) Tor which he
was committed, that we are driven to the
conclusion that his arrest and iV,prison,
ment we're unjust. We cannot but be
hsye that the Marshal bears Mr.. Butler
Some great malice and took this highban-
ded means of gratifying his revenge; or it
NAV be as in the case Of VIM. Price, see
Ohio Eagle. Oct. 10Th, 1857 the Mar
shal knowing Mr.. Butler TO be straight
democrat, arrested him because of his pol
tics, on the theory that every straight
dsmoctat is necessarily an enemy to law
and order, and therefore dangerous to the
peace as we'll as the digtity ofths commd'
bity. Look outl Mr.. Sears, in the Ian.
guage Of the sage and yirtuous Charles
"there will be Marshal to elect in the
SPRING" and you will not be the man un'
less YOU cut your figures more carefully
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MARRIED..

On Wednesday Jan. 10th, at the resi-
dence Of VIM. Graham Esq, by Rev. r.
O. Galbraith. Mr.. VIM. BARR aud Miss
SusANNAH NJ. GRIMES.
On Tuesday the 3Oth Of Dec. by Abra.
ham Shaffer Esq.. Mr., SAMUEL NooGLE.
and ELLEN WHITEHuRsr, both Of Amanda
Township.
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FATAL CAsuALrY.-John Leohnar. Tor
several years an employee of Mr.. D. Tall
madge and veil known to our people as
an Industrious farmer, was kicked by a
colt and killed on Monday last.
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TIE CAIRO EXPEDITION.

Gen. Grant and Forces Returned to Cal.
ro-Rssuh Of the Expedition Threefold
but not Startling-- Camp Bsaurygard
Captured- Hight of the ReJels-A
Rebel SAY Mil Burned d-Men Wanted
for the GunJoats.
Especial Dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazette.l
CAIRO, ILL.,, Jan. 20.
The expedition has returned without
apparently effecting anything, but from
unmistakable information all that was in.
tended has been accomplished. The OBJ
jects in view appear to have been three
iold, viz: Preventing endorsements
being sent to Bowling Green; 10 aceuslom
The troops to march and field life; and to
Obtain thorough typographical knowledge
BY reconnoisance in force of country
soon 10 be the field of action for the grand
army. All the troops, except General
Nc Cernand's column. which has arrived
at Fort Jefferson, are back in their old
quarters.
General Grant and staff returned yes
terday.
1t having been ascertained that McMil'
mills, whose house had been the head.
quarters of General Grant and staff, and
where a portion Of our troops were sh.
ca.nped fot two days. had been employ
ed in saving timber Tor the fortil1catlons
at Columbus, and casemaling the batter.
les of rebel gunboats at Columbus, was
by order of General Grant burned yestei-
day by the Twentieth Illinois Regiment.
The rebel camp Beauregard. situated at
Felicians, KY, was captured by General
Smith on Friday last, the occupants, six
ty days men, taking flight upon the ap'
proach of our force.
All their tents and equipments were
captured. No official reports of the af
fair have yet been received. A gentle
man froin New Orleans, reports that ForI
Pike guarding the passes 10 Lake Pom
chartrain, is threatened by the Federal'
and daily expected to fall into our hands
Great alarm exists In consequence,
The Sind Illinois Regiment, Lieut..
Col. Wilcox commanding. arrival herr
to day, The 42nd 10 expected here to
morrow. Gen. Grant issued the follow
ing circular to the officers in hts com
mand to-day;
) HEADeUARTERs DIsTRIcT OF CAIRO,
CAIRO. ILL, Jan. 20.(
E Commanders Of regiments will repOr
, 10 these headquarters, without delay. tn
names of the river and sea iarlng men o
their respective commands who are will
ing to be transferred from the military l.
r the gunboal service. Seeing the import
: ance of fitting out our gunboots as speed
lily as possible, it is hoped there will b
no objection raised by company or regi
mental commanders in responding to thi
: call. Men thus volunteering will be dis
t charged at the end Of one year, or al tn
war, should it terminate Sooner.
i BY order U. S. GRANT.
Brigadler. General Commanding.
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wThe 6lst Regiment is under orders
TO hold itself in readiness to march at a
moments warning-to call IN all fur
loughs and issue no more except in such
extreme cases as would Justify the issuing
furloughs in the face of the elemy. AH
there are but six organized companies in
ihs Regiment, none Of which are armed,
the Reg imort will hardly leave for some
yvseks
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Ez-The weather for the pastfew weeks
has been delightful-ra:n in torrents one
day and freeze like j'hu the next. In the
many varieties and changes everybody OF
course, was pleased.
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MILITARY CLAIMS.

BiNCKLEY G. CLARKE:
JoHr N, BrscKLEY, Washington CITY, y...:i.t 4,
uusvinO associated themselves fot that pnsPose
will give prompt attention 70 all Military cii1@.;
oftcers, soldiers, sailors, widows. HEIR, &s' ree
sions, Bounty, Back Pay, Land Warfsns, &c. ~
TPoFFloE-T TsIisoSTs Biess, .s''" '''''S
oaatev, Ohio.
December 10, IsoI-se
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PRoMoTToNs IN THE 18th REGIMENT.-B.
Showers has been promoted to a Captain
cy. and Willis G. Clarke and Henry Ar
ney to First Lieutenancies. They are
splendid young men and as officers will
ornament the service. ....
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Eg- Capt. Stafford of Co. A, Isl Ohio
Regiment, will leave for his Company at
Mumfordsvile, on Saturday by the P.
M, train. Persons desiring to send let
ters to friends in Co. A will leave them
with the Captain.
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bTWe invite the attention Of onr read
ers to .be professional card of H. I.
BLAIRE, Esq. Mr.. BLArRE is worthy
young man. and will make his mark in
the world.
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Lelter from lhe seventeenth Ohio.
LIooFgEe TO BE BAooEp.

HEADQUARTERS SEyEETBEETH REoIMENT /
NEAR soMERsEr, kY Jan. IA, '6s. !
zoLLIooFFER TO BE BAo0ED.
There are various rumors aHOst TO the
effect that Zollicofer and bis whole force
are to be ''baggsd." When and how, and
by whom, I am not at liberty to state.
Our force will not probably be engaged,
but will merely watch him until he is
caught in tie net Of the Union Army
Our men are not well pleased with the
idea that they are not to "pitch into zol'
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IcoMMUEICARED.I | !

DIED-Ati the residence of his mother,
Mrs. Saiah Julian. "Widow Of John Ju.
liam, late deceased, ~ in Madison township,
Fairfield county. Ohio, on the 9Th day Of
January, 1869, Mr., JOHN w. JULIAN, aged
19 years 3 months and % days.
Since the death of his father, the de-.
ceased resided with his mother, and by
his kind dsportment and affectionats re-.
gard for her, done much towards sustain,
ing and comforting her in her rlonely wild i.
owhood, and her recent frequent bereave.
ments Just four months previous to the
day Of his death he volunteered in Capt.
Ogden's company, and cheerfu,ly went
forth in defence Of his country'S honor
In camp he took the measles which left
him with pulmonary inflammation. Find
ing his symptoms obstinate, he returned
to the home of his friends, with the fond
hope that rest and kind treatment would
speedily restore him to health, and to his
country's service; but in the midst Of his
fondest anticipalions, death had marked
him for his victim, and in ten short days,
released him from service and all the
claims OF this world upon him. His rc.
mains we're inferred with military honors
by the members of the 6lst Regiment o
V. NJ. now quartered in this city. The
deceased, though young, was kind and ex-
emplary in his Intercourse with his rela
lives and friends, and during his illness.
being impressed with the near approach
of death, earnestly sought an interest in
the atone meut of the Saviour, received the
ordinance ofbaptism and gently fIl asleep,
firmly trusting in The precious promise,
that "he that believeth on lin shall not
be Confounded.'
He leaves to mourn much bereaved
and stricken mother. two brothers and
sisters and large circle of relatives aud
friends, who ieel the cheering consolation
that he has gone to receive the reward Of
the faiIhfdl. @.
Lancaster, Ohio
Departed this life on tho evening o
January 7lh, 1862, Mrs. SAnAH HooKEa
wife Of Samuel Hooker, Of Greenfield town
ship, aged fifty three years ten month";
and thirteen days. a'l
The deceased was, after a very shor
illness, released by the Lord from her suf
ferings, and we hope taken to a bette
world. 1t is very true that if any bo ia
ken from family circle they are missed
but more especially so, when as in tn,
above case, an afectionate wife aud kiut
mother, who was always found minister
ing to the comfort Of her now bereave,
husband and kiud children, who attende,
her in her last illness with all the care AM
affection that could be bestowed.
The subject of this notice has been
devoted and consistent member Of tn
Methodist Episcopal Church for the las
{ four years-was the mother of ten chill
t,ren. eight of whom are row living t
/. mourn their loss, O.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-01-23

hET The Federal victory over Zollicof'
fer was complete. Our brave boys of the
18th did not participate in the fght.-
They were ordered to march. and accor.
dinghy left their camp at Somerset for the
purpose Of joining Geu. Thomas, but
owing to high water, were unable to reach
them.
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Splendid offers Tof 1890, 'er, ana 'ei

Anv NJ the above works will also oe farnishso"
Nse su5seribsrs for the year 1861, 8, andV'
Al one Hair the Regular subscrIPtIoH
Prices. d.
Thus Hsp sHbse-ibsr may obtain The RopTlab u
tho -Four Reviews and Baekwood
seven Consecutive Years for S9T III
hch but little ore than the price of hs srgisAs
rorks for one year.
Aswe shall never again be likely to Offer SaoA ins
dueements as those here presented.
Row is the 'rTme to SubscFibi
rP Remittanees must in all cases. be made di'sss y
ks PEbRshsrs for al those prices no commission go
| bo allowed to agents LEONARr, SCOTT d CO.
| No. 81 Gold street, New York,
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EEIf you want 10 be well, quickly
and nicely shaved, by the best and most
gentlemanly barber in the city call at
Joe Hawkins.
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FxccutI's Mice.

A LII persons interested are hereby notified ths, on
n the Ih day Of JanuAry A. d. 1862, letters tssta-
mentary were granted to the undersigned by the Pro-
bate Conn Of Fairfield county 10 the State Of ONO.
upon the las. wnl aud Testament OF DoRoTHY HUS-
TER, late CT said county, deceased, -
HOOKING n. HUNTER,
Executor of Dorothy Hunter, dec.
Lancaster, Ohio, Jan, 9th, 1863. -3wI2.
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E9TIsaac R. Smurr died at Baltimore
on Saturday last. His remains were in
TERED on Monday by the Odd Fellows.
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EWO Our thanks are due Hon. "A. Nc
vrreu for valuable public documents re-
ceived.
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Notice.

A. pettinn will be presented to the Commissioners
~ OF Fairfield county at their next March Session,
praying to have the County Road, running from Ian
caster north through John T. Brasces farm, in Green
field township to the town Of Havensport, turned up
on the farm of said Brasee In manner followng Re-
ginning where said road the section line be-
tween sections is and 49, thence North on said line 10
the north line Of said sections. Also, beginning
where said road crosses the East and West line which
divides the Northwest and Southwest quarters Of said
section Is near said Brasees scales; thence East on
the north side Of the said Southwest quarter to the
East line of said quarter, PETITIONERS.
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Sale OF ReaI Es-

Sale OF Real Es-
tate.
IN pursuance Of an order of re-appfai"nsut and
( sale. granted by the Probate Court OF Fairfield
county, Ohio will Offer for sale at public auction on
Monday the 2OM day Of January. 1862,
st the door oflhe Court House. the city Of Laneas
ter Ohio the following described real estate subec
to the dover estate therein. heretofore assigned 10
Susannah Rodepoueh.) wit: the east half VI of
lnlot number thirty 3T) in the city OF Lancas-
ter. County and State aiOresailj
Appraised at 9 200.
Terms Of Sale-One third in haad, oBe-third 10 one
year and onethrd In two years from the day ofssle,
with interest the defrred payments 70 be secured By
notes Of the purchaser and rlgage upon the prem
!ses sold, SAMUEL JACKSON. Adm.
de bcnis ION ofJacob ely, dec.
December 10. s6l -5wSpprfS3 90
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ECAXPsE, ECl.XpSE,
ECLfP E!!
DIR. J. j. DAUGllERTY'S
CELEBRATED
ECLIPSE iINiMENT,

10 hsy0Hd all contradiction the most safe ard st-
eisat Pam EItJ actor noe 6sfSrs tho PSbhs.
PRICE 25 CENTS PER BOTTLE..
PurHAM. oBIc, Dec. 18th, 1901.
wish N certify N the world that was afflicted with
POypus the Nose for the space of eight years. 40
that II protruded down To my mouth, and by the use
Of one half bottle Of Dr. j. H. Daughefys Celebrated
Eclipse Lihnent / wasenlirely ctred, Ay nose Is
now free lprihe last Twelve months.
Mas, HESRIETTA h'BRiDB
ElcHsILL, TP, Muskingum county o.
do certify that bad polypus ofths nose. ard BY
the use Of Dr. J. &. Daughehy's Celebrated Eclipse
Eminent It dsappeared, dropping oG! 81 small Jumps
the size ofa pea. My nose IS pow free and open.
Sept. 18th, 1850 SAMUEL WALKER.
For sale atths Drug Store Of F.. L. slocum, Lanea:-
ter, Isaac Turner. McCluney, JIcob Baker, De1er-
town. o. " Pase, Ro.eVIlle.
INV. A. Graham. Zanesyille, o, Is ocr forward
ing agent.to whom orders may be aldTc'ssd and re-
miltances made.
January l6, 1862.
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APPOINTMENTS IN TIE 6lsr.-CAptainS'
Peter Brown and Peter Hswetson.
First Lieutenants, James Terry and
Daniel Schleich.
Second Lieutenant, Jonas Hedges.
These are all good appointments.
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~A. P. MILLER has our thanks for
valuable Public Documents,
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EsTATE OF MICHAEL LTTz.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the undersigned has
Y been app Ointed and qualified Is admiuistrator Of
the estate OF Michael Luiz deceased, late Of Fair
field CouHty, Ohio. SOLOMON LUZ.
January 23,. lS62-3w44
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TEKMS. [Reguiar Phee.. /

Money CURRENT IN the Slafe phsrs issEsd MI W.T.
esipsd at par.
POSTAGE.-Tho Postage 10 any part oithe vnit-,
ed States will be but TwentY.fOur Cent? a
year for Black wood.' and but Fourteen CohtsG
year for each Ofthe Reviews. -
Atths above price. the periodicals will DO furnish
ed for lsG2.
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NGDHryLCE.

Ii personE JbowihE asM;
RH E2 SPRINGER, will please cal on
%sSsose-As5AS P.B. EMBlcf, and is,.Ysd SsISd 'f
tiemhn, without delay All claims not ssuleS "
japtary 1st is6Q w BE- left Siih fhe proper au'h0~
Mr.. EMBicH eaa BE fOnbd uh1s Su'4HI,i, 4.,,msS.s sS
at spripeer's old Stand DRIP ms swsyS,i HaIdSsF2
BLOCK imu'eu'A'e'' H. SPRINGER.
S'ISS. lancaster, Tovetatei y. Issi-S'sH
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NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has
y been appointed and qualified as Administrator
ofthe Estate Of Emanuel KrAnsr dee. late OF Fairfield
Co Ohio. T. P,AsHBROoK.
Jan. lG, Iss!,-3wi3
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Dissolution.

TTVHE partnership heretofore existing beiweer A.
Brenneman and John l.. Tuibl, under the firm Of
.Brennelnan q Co., is this day dissolved By mutual
consent. The books and accounts are in the hands Of
Il. Tuihlll for settlement at old stand, Gene's
Block A. BRENNEMAN,
JOHN L.TUTHlLL
Lancaster, Dec. Is, Is0l-3w39.
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NOTICE ishereby givsu4o ~ the creditors o. Lvoxs
& soN, that onthe 18th day OF January, Ie02, the
Probate COurt 0fPairheld County, Ohio. ordered
dividend Of twenty-five per eentu,n on the claims
against said Lyons Son, which had been presented
20 and allowed BY his Assignee, including Interest
thereon 10 Nov Ist lsG 90 be paid BY the undeTsgn
Cd Assignee on the fifteenth day Of Po5rusry, 1852,
~ the once Of The Assignee, In Lancaster, IN said
county, which dividend will be paid accordingly.
JARED T. HOOKER,
,.s Assignee Of Lyons Il Son.
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New advertisements.
MASONIC CALEN NDB R
REGULAR MEETINGS.:

LWO IN It IN u 2 T lIFW''
LODGE, No. 57.......Feb. II. lsC9
'' Chapter No. II ' l3, -
ENCAMPMENT. No. Q, II, -
Nov %, 1861. G. sTElNMAN, Recorder
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PREMIUMS & REDUCTIONS
rpLrpuRou MAaAzLNr !.

The present critical state Of European anairs viii
render these publications upusually interesting dur
ing the forthcoming year. They will occupy middle
ground between the hastily written news.itemaerude
and flying rnmors Of the daily Journals,
and the poBderOus Tcmo OF the future historian,
written anerthe living interest and exciement OF the
great political events OF the time shall have passed
away. TtIsto these periodicals that readers mast
look for the only really Ineligible and reliable his-
tory OF current events, and as such, In addition 70
their well established literary, scientific and heoiog
cal character we urge them upon the consideration Of
the reading public.
The receipt Of Advance sheets from the Brit
sh publishers gives additional value T. these repInis
ihssmueh as they can now be placed In the hands Of
sgbscribeti about as as the original editions.
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Premium to New Subscribers,

the Sos OF the same Periodicals for 1860 WIlbo fam
ished complete, pitAOut additional charge.
Unlike the more eph neral Magazines Of the days
the periodicals lose little BY age Hepee full year
n the Nos for oGO may bo regarded nearly as VaIua-
BILE as for 1862, m
Supplied at the following sztysnsly l0D rates.
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NOGEce.

AUDITORS OFFICE FAIRFIELD CO.,
Lancaster, December %. 1861. !
To the holders ofthe slGq County Bonds issued TO
fhe C w. Il 2. Rail Road Company. You are here
BY reques IN PRESENT the Bonds and Coupons due
January st 1862 at this Office for payment Ofthe In
ieresi, and exchange oibonds for The new issue.
WIN. ROBINSON, Auditor
December 96, 1s61.-3w40
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BIED-0f Typhoid Fever, in camp
near Somerset, KY, on the 19'h inst.
ABRAHAM REEsLY. OF Company B, l7lh
Reg't o. ", aged 90 yeare.
The deceased resided near Pleassntville
in this county, and was one among the
first to respond to the call of his country
in her hour of DANGER and though young
most nobly and gal!autly he marched forth
10 do patriots duty. He now sleeps in
honored death. As man he won the
esteem and respect Of all knew him He
was uniformly kind, generous and courts-
GUS to all. As soldier he was gallant,
brave and patriotic, ready lid willing to
discharge any duty assigned him. He
was loved and respected 6y HIS comrades,
and esteemed by his officers, who deeply
lament his loss. Loved and lamentcd
Abraham Ress!y, in the prime Of life, and
bloom Of early manhood, now fills sol,
dicr's grave. a willing sacrifice upon the
halIowed altar of patriotism, and victim
to the curse OF rebellion.
w Sn,vono>,,,
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FOR CHIL Rem.

Do You want your delicate, sckly. puny Children, 10
be Heqhy, Strong and Robust!-then give them Nc
LEANS STRENGTHENING CoRDlAL, tsee the directions
on each botle) 1t is delicious to take.
II POne Tablespoonful, taken every morning fast
ing, is sure preventive against Chills and Fever,
Cholera or any prevailing disease.
T7CAUTloN!-Beware of Druggists or Dealers
who may try to pain upon you bo'ilo Of Bitters
Sarsaparilla (Which they buy cheap,I by saying
itisjust as good. There even men BASE enough
to steal part Of my name TO dub their VILE decootons
Avoid such infamc PIRATES and their villainous
compounds! Ask for Dr.J. II. McJean's Strengthen
ing Cptdia and Blood Purfer Take nothing else.
1t is the only remedy that will purify your Blood
thoroughly, and, at The same time. strengthen and
invigoraIe the whole Organization II is put up in
large bottles-s1 per bottle or six bottles for SIS,
DR.. J. H. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor.
Corner Of Third and Pine Sls., ST. Louis, Mo.
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Gen. Grant and Forces Returned to Cal.
ro-Rssuh Of the Expedition ThreJold
but not Startling-- Camp Bsaursgard
Captured- Hight of the ReJels-A
Rebel SAY Mill Bur arnsd-Men Wanted
for the Gunboats. ..,..