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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-04-24
Administrntor,s Notice.

NIOTTCE is hereby gwen that the undersigned has
v been duly appointed aud qualified as admins
traitor Of tire Estate Of Elizabeth Erick deceased =
All persons having claims aganst said estate will
present them duly authenticated according lo law t
the undersigned. and ALI ersons indebted TO said
estate will please come forward and make immedi
ate payment. EMANUEL ERlCh, Admr'
April 10, 1902 3w3
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WHEELER q WILSON'S Patent. .--Mr. T,
E. Billinghurst is agent for this world.
renowned Sewing Machine. He has
three different vsrie,ies for sale, at differ
en-. prices. Call and see them at the
News Office.
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Estate of Thomas TrimbIe, Dec.

nj OTICEis hereby given that the undersigned has
v been duly appointed administration ofthe Estate
OF Thomas Tumble. dec. All persons having claims
against said estate viii present them for settlement.
and all persons indebtedto said estate must make
immediate payment. JARED U. HookEH,
NJ ofice in The Tallmadge Block, one door
West of Col l'r1mp's Office J.T. II.
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Attnchmcnt Notice.

James w. .Mulnix, Plaintiff against Geo,ge Talco'
and William w lUnderhlIl,. OF 0sweg New (,
y ;York, trade 70 uuder the name offaicou
4 & al g 3 q Underhiit. Defendants.
DFFOREH G.. Black ]. p. Of Liberty townsniP
March A. D. 1863. said Justice issued an order o. ~
tachm ant In The above action forthe sum OF one hun
N'0~ LANES W. MULiNlX.
Baltimore, Ohio, April 3, lses,-sws
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ETThe Stockholders of the Cipciu.
natl, Wilmington gainesville Railroad
Company are hereby notified to meet at
Lancaster, on the 18th day Of May next.
TO elect Directors for The ensuing year.
'''-' ~ ~ JoEL RADEBAuoH,
April "a, 2w. Secretary.
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RL. H. oLDs, having purchased the
interest of his retiring partner, 8. B.
Bickford, in the Lancaster Woollen Fac
tory and its etock ofgoods. formerly own
ed by the firm Of Bickford 4 Olds, is now
the sole proprietor Of that establishment.
Everybody wishing TO purchase woolen
goods. such as blankets. fannels, cloths,
cassimeres, &C.. of the best and moet
substantial quality, and for the cheapest
possible prices. will not fail I, call ON our
accommodating and obliging friend, L.
H. Olds. See adver tisemeut.
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@PARaox BROwSIOw'z Book. May
or FntIer has procured the agency for
this valuable and interesting work. A,
gents wanted. See advertisement.
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Estate of Deacon whitaker, Dec.
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has
been duly appointed ad inlstratrx, with the will
Aanexed, OF the Estate of Deacon Whitaker,
All persons having claims against said estate will
present them for settlement, and all persons ndebt
ed TO said estate must M Ike immediate payment.
49, RACHEL WHITAKER.
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/
@NPursuAntto . call. tbe.Ladiss Of Ian.
caster met at the City Hall on Thurs,
day. April i7.h, and formed themselve,
into FLadies Soldiers Aid Society
adoptsd a Constitution, and elected the
following oficsvs: y. .l.,.. - ,r
Mrs. WI. Reese. President.
Mrs. DrJ. White, Vice President.
- .' John Reber, Treasurer. '-i
,Er." N, A. oaugherly, Cor, Sec.
" ~. 8. O. Htambaugh. Rec. SEQ.
coNMrrrxE ON SUPPLIES.
MIS- 0ids. Mrs: People, Mrs, Dr. Eff
6nget Mrs BrYerly, Mrs ]. O.. Weaver
COMMITTEE on PACKING AND FoRwARDIsa
Mrs John O. 0assell. Mrs CafFee, Mrs
Ebright. Mrs Henry Weakly, Mrs O. F
Garaghty. ' '' :
!, The lkdiss of the s. A. Society vii
heltthsirflsst meeting yos wOrk, at Mrs
pr EtinGer,s parlor on Thursday, Apr
Gath, at 3 o'clock, r. n. We hope to So,
aptempt and general attendance. ag
~ 'h-A SON Of Gen. Sam Houston /
among the wounded prisoners taken a
the battle Of Pittsburgh Landing.
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EY DR. DELAsHMUTr has been appoint.
ed by the Iuf,mary Directors, Physician
to the In6rmary. The Doctor is undoubt
edly gentleman of sufficient skill to dis
charge the duties Of the, office, but it is
not to these things he owes his appoint
ment. He strongly opposes The present
,Oar for the maintenance Of the Federal Un.
ion nd openly sympathiSes with tile South!
lie is ono the few Secessionists in this
city who has the courage and honesty to
avoy his honest sentiments on the sub
ject. His friends, associations aud sym.
palbies are wholly with the South. AT
the instance Of clique, headed by Ro,
land, the Directors made bis appointment
over good loyal and competent men, iOr
these reasons and none other. They con.
slider it triumph, " @t' -,'
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-04-24

MADAME ANNA BIsnoP's CONCERT.
This world-renowned artist win favor
Lancaster with visit. She will give one
Grand Concert in the City Hall, on Fri.
day evening next. The fame Of NJ 4daue
Bishop is world. wide. for she has delight.
ed all nationalities with her wondrous
powers Of vocslizstion.
The New York World thus refers 10
one Of her concerts in that city: ,o
Madame Anna Bishop, La Somnambu-
la, drew large aud fashionable audience
at Niblo'a last night. Madame Bishop
sang the difficult music Of her role char.
miDgly-divioely-as no other prima dou-
na now on our dramatic stage. except her,
self, can sing it. She saog the Cavatina
in the FIRST act with exquisite finish and
spirit, but her most wonderful execution
was reserved for the rondo finale, "Ah
mon quinqe," which she sang in Italian.
it being impossible'to do justice to the
music with the English version Of this
celebrated song Madame Anna Bishop
introduced variations Of her own, using
her throat as Paganini did his violin, to
accomplish. without apparent effort, i'm
possible things.
EEWc received call yesterday from
the Orderly Sergeant Of Capt. GIEsY's
Company, Mr.. JESSE H. BEANDr of
Greenfield township, who is now home on
iurlough by reason of sickness. From
him we learned many minor incidents Of
the battle at Pittsburg Landing, which we
have not room TO publish. Mr.. B.. speaks
in the highest terms of commendation Of
the conduct Of Capt. GIEsY during the
fight. His I'd Lieutenant (Chas. Rice. }
not arriving in time to be in the fight. and
the lst Lieutenant, (Carran) being woun-
ded early in the action. .he whole man.
agement of tho company devolved on
Capt. G., save wha! could be committed
to non commissioned officers We asked
him what we should say Of Capt. Giesy's
conduct during the action; he replied:
..write an article upon GOODNESS aud brave.
~ during the 6ght. and uIon kindness
and attention to the wounded afterwards,
and Capt. Gissy's name will fit it."
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For SHE nj this Office v:
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EMMOVAHs
Ian caster, April II, 1869.
Esta te OF Oren Abbott, dec.

Estate OF Oren Abbott, dec.
NOTICE Us hereby given that the U ndersigned have
~ been duly appointed and qualified as admins.
traitors OF the estate OF oren Abbott, deceased late
OF Fairfield county. Ohio.
Persons owing said estate will please call for settle.
ment Persons having claims against the estate will
present Them fol payment according to law.
JOHN ABBOTT.
- LAFAYETTE ABBOTT.
April Il, ls62-3wa ~
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ETWe publish this week on our 6lsi
page. two interesting letters from the 46th
Regiment from Captains Giesy and
Wissman. descriptive Of The part The
Fairfield boys played in the battle Of
sBjiiloh.. is ..,.
'5 We also received last night, from our
valuable correspondent, Sergt ConER, a
lengthy and interesting letter. which is
too late Tor publicationiu ia to'day's paper
1t will sppear 10 our next,
NorIcE,TWs invite public attention
70 the call for County meeting a
the City Hall on saturnay; the 26th inst.
totmake precision for our wounded who
may fallat Corinth in the impending grea
battle. We hope to see a large atlen
dance. Eleven companies Of Fair6eld'i
brave boys are now at Pittsburg Landing
and will be participants in the mex. strug
gle. Lei not our gallant brave vino may
failwculdsd in that engagement, suffev
through lack Of our attention. Let then
como up prepared to contribute eithel
money or hospital store.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-04-24

TIE SIIrY- -Ffasr REa'T.-0n Friday
last the Sixty. First left their old camp in
this place, BY boat, for Camp Chase. Oh.
dcsrs, and men went off in 6ne spirits.-
The 6lst and two others have been con-
'solidated, making one full regiment Of
which Schlsich is the Colonel.
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at 5 cents

0 REThe NJ. E. s. S. Concert anuounc-
ed by us last week, came OF on Tuesday
evening atihe NJ. E. Church. Esteem
ing the object of the enterprise a truly
laudable one, and wishing that it might
receive from our people generous sup.
port, We Went-we saw--we heard, aud
were delighted. The concert was 10 ey.
~ regard most complete success. The
music. both vocal and instrumental, was
indeed admirably--charmingly executed.
Rounds ofapplause were dGssrvedly frs'
qusnt aud joyous. asa M
Though special notices Of raro merit.
might, by some who were present. be re-
garded as iHdicating invidiods distinctions
between the young songsters. yet-how.
observation-disclosures -nsvertheless--not.
withshnding-we cannot fotbear making
special mention Of two such instances
"Auna Lyle" by the little Misses
CAaREsTER. and s'Light ia the Window" /"
By the young Misses coTFMAs. took the
house literally by storm. These young
Misses eer.sinly sang as happily as little
angels. gses4 4, s-soaa-
Our city should be proud of it's little
folk. The amount Of musical talent pos.
sesssd BY the youth Of Lancaster is abso-
lutely astonishing. 1t should, as it does
receive attention and encouragement
We we're happy to note the spirit manifest
cd in that behalf by the large and appre.
cia,ivs audience oil parents whose pres
ence greeted the Sunday School childrer
on Tuesday evening. Great Credits due
Rey, Felton for the lively interest he takes
ia the progress and prosperity Of th'
Sabbath Schools Of the city.
.. Wemust not omit to state that the sue
cess Of the Concert, was. also, in a great
part due to the presence Of the famout
ScHxKIDER Family ofthis city. -
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on each bottlel II is delieionsio take. 4a -e
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ing Isl sgre preventive against Chilis and Fever,
Cholera or any prevailing disease 81. .Lis.-s
~PCAUTIpN!-Beware OF Druggists or Dealers
who may Try IN palm upon you a bolc 0f Bitters OF
sarsaparilla, (Which they car Ouy cheap, by saying
itisJdst as -ood. There are even men BASE enough
to steal part of name to dub their deeoctions
Avoid such infamr PfRATEs and their VillaiDous
componnd-l Ask for Dr.J. n. McLean's Strengthen
Ing Cordialand Blood Pdriler. Take nothing else.
Itisthe only remedy that win purify your Blood
thoroughly, and, at the same time. strengthen and
ihvigorate the whole organization. II is put up in
large bOltles-sl per bottle, or six bottles for IS,
DR.. J. II. MCLEAN, Sole Proprfstor.
Corner of Third aud Pine Sts., St. Louis, No
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Delay nota moment; Il Is warranted 70 give satssae-
iiop II will care any disease ofthe Kidneys,
or Bladder Rainting Obstrueled Mensirualon, Fall
ing ofihe Womb Barre nness. or any disease arising
from Chronic or Nervous Debility, Is an Inialibe
Remedy.
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Concert Of Mr.. Theodore Thomas'

Irving Hall has been for more than two month
under the hands Of Italian fresco painters, receiving
en- entirely new and brilliant painting AegoIied
ladies and gentlemen, and medalions, in al the ~
cessary chromatics figure in elegant profusion
throughout its interior. The rear wall has been
deprived Of ito angles, and two proscenium boxes
sdorn It, The wall itself is soenically ILLUSTRATED
with architectural paintings, which give the effect
OF greater depth to the room. Altogether the deco
rations are most successfully made, and add 70 The
attr actions Of the halt
Mr. Theodore Thomas is very ardent snd1iberAl
in giving good concerts Not only has be capital
orchestra of 60 performers, but harpit. pianist.
and vocalist, for his fifty cent entertainment. TIE
symphony performed of c. p. Emsnue, Bach, Of The
most gifted whole family of musicians who eve
lived and son of the great Sebastian Bach, vs.
composed in the blessed A. d year l776. venss.
able old composition Of an Allegro, Largo, and
Presto-snd the model Haydn loved, and
which has como down 10 this d.
only somewhat extended BY oth,r composer.
Those amateurs who would know how really fresh
the IDEAS of this composer are, notwithstanding
their sge, have only TO consult the FstH edition Of
his piano works; and they will acknowledge u 81
strong, brave men ' before Agsmemnon.
The next orchestral piece was ne OF the incom'
parable overtures Of Won Weber, the beautiful,
noble, fiery O6eron. The music Of Meysroe.rs
Sruensee was presented, orchestral and vocal
Parts of i.are rather heavy, but others ipTinsog
and grand and worthy Of the composer. Tie new
composition Of Auber, the London Crystal Palace
Inauguration March in the form Of an overture
is lsshing composition fcr man Of nearly eighty;
for 10 venerable 10 the composer Of the immor0
Masamiello. 1t contains 9 Glow movement, ebieny
for brass instruments; then a regular allegro WIN
ars. and second themes; and laundering finale.
Madame DAngri sang "Ah mon fis" from The
Prophet of Meyerbeer, and the Elena Walk, win
tempeauous applause, and received full sneOrs' N
both.
Mr.. William Mason played in mastery manner,
piano transcription" Of Meyerbeer's Schiller
Marcia massive and effective work; also. new
and brilliant Concert Gallop of bis own.
Tie concert gave great satisfaction, and " most
creditable 70 the enterprise Of tho leader Of The
orchestra, Mr.. Thomas.
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choose postpone the battle To avail. 10 rs-enioscs

choose 70 postpone the battle 10 await his re-enioscs-
mentg. . r f.. 49,
The Rebels may choose to retire while Il IL possi.
be- Fatigue on both sides might delay the deciding
battle, yet il the enemy means to fight at all, hs
cannot afford to delay. His re. endorsements may
be coming his losses are enormous. His troops have
teen massed in woods and hollows, where artillery
has had It's most terrific effect. Oun have been de-.
ployed and scattered. From infantry Ere there e
less difference. r.,.. frr
1t is hard 10 estimate 'ses on field Of such OF.
tent but think ours cannot be less than six thou.
sand killed and w0unded-it may be much greater.
Prisoners have been taken from the enemy-I hear
Of regiment captured entire, but doubt It. All
tie prisoners whom SAW agree in saying that their
whole army ia there.
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Az APprAL.--The Hospital Committee Of the
Young Mems Chrstan Association .ser appeal fos
volunteer night watchers for the soldiers hospitals 10 hs cry
The field operations hsvre become greatly extended ey Vie
large acce.ions OF sick and wounded soldiers paay ns
watchers needed and all who are invited to rsts n
the good work JAnes s. stesus No loS Brcsasay Cha ~
man of the committee, will receive sanes 30
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-20

ARTIFICIAL LrMBs.-Dr. Z. ID. Hudson, formerly
of the firm of Palmer & Co., Is now engaged on his
own account in the manufacture Of artificial limbs,
and has established an Office and mandatory tn
Clinton Hall, Astcr Place. DIR. II. has made CREST
improvements in artificial legs and arms, as humorous
e,ers and certificates from his patients attest One
of his patients, who had the misfortune To lose 10Th
legs by accident has had them replaced By artificial
ones upon which be travels daily withou: noonvN
pience IL miles, going to and returning from his
work.
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TUE. TAX Bill,

Now ,py pamphlet of 3 pages dne. whits paper
..d The BID which Is word for word ~ accordance viii
he osiual text append 70 Alphabetical RecAptals-
tou Of every article to be ,axec by the law and the ase
OF levied thereon. This renders IL - comPss
and convenient as 1. 10 possible 70 make Il
Prcs conts postpaid, 81 pet LOO sent By s.3scsl "
%, 100 by mall Address TAs TRIyuxI. NsWyseS
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NEw-YoRx HARMONIC SocIErY.-lt 10 announces
thst the regular rehesrsas of this Society viii 20
resumed next Monday evening" at No. 2SS Fourh
avenue. Handels " Messiah" will be fret takcn p.
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CryrRAL PARK CoycERr.-The Commissiopers
announce that there will be music ct the Cen:Ai
Park this afternoon, as usual.
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BE. wbidden Of New Hampshire, United stafss
Commissioner and Consa-General to Hayti, will
sail in the steamer Tssman fom this city for P0rt
au Prince to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-20

GRAND GALA DAY at BARNUM's MuatcM
Tor Lad aid OF them WI ~
performance OF the drama "Ciaads mncet ~ VIC
OF rsrtes thi, afternoon and eyeor; she - -.
t.y bsn fri n th, ks Of which have never l"sfs ssss
sees in tho world
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L. Stimson. stationer, publishes on our sixth psgs
to-day curious advertisement which can be ~
for preservation and in the family circle ard
camp, as it forms perfect checker-boari.
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CRsxonsE GARprs.-The performance this ever.
ing at Nixons Cremorne Garden viii b. Tor lie oen'
eft of the employees Of the estao shment. "Ins
French Spy" will be repeated. with the Chine|
pantomire Of " Kim-Ka.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-20

WisrER GARDES." Macbeth" will be repsstea
this evening for tue las. time during Miss Ba'emass
ENLARGEMENT.
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C.prrS M VISJrE,--Pcrtfct UoHU OF tue nv
puorosipsio ,.ien daily a, F.Kss sis Reo,'l rswsna
b.sntips .isery, No ISL Bosdws oos'sss "''"s %
th. nooI-casy access 10 the sse~ s@~ '->-''
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MAILS FOR EURoPr.--The mails close tbs nom.
ing at l0i o'clock.
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[AdvertIserenrI
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The Academy Of Music, with Miss Charlotte rsm
"a priua donna, will open on Monday evening.
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the CONTEST IN MARYLAND.
Our Special Correspondents Account
The Great Battle of Wednesday

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