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OPERATOR ON ". 4 W : MACHINE
~ dr. s4mnking. Apply 2day-, ego THIRD ave.
OPERATORS WITH THEIR MACHINES,
~ also h.istors on flannel sacks. oY2 Niuth Ave.
OPERATOR on SINGERS, AT MOROCCO
~ Hh"ctttiug. - KNington II "
DAPIK box MAKERS WANTED NONE
L In, gpoi hands need apply ut Il Maiden Lane.
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WIN. Writer'S, AUC--WllL SELL THIS
w day N2 O'Clock, Ut 40 Canal Vt, tho larscst
vanity ot furniture offered THO season; Cstp.ts, oil
cloths, bedst ais bureaus, wash stands, pier, man
tel aud other glasses feather brds, bedding, Sc,
look GASES, wardroh.s chlr- tables, sofas, parlor
suits, together with everything requisite for house
laG
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FOR SALE AND TO LET.

FOR SALE CHEAP - ONE OR TWO
building lots, within one block of Chatham
Square. Apply JOHN MEEIiAN, iO4 Walker st.
my. IA
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AMCSEylENTs.
BABNuMS AMERICAN MUSEUM.

/ Is N""Ch . AMbhICAN MUSEUM.
]
IMMENSE St'CCFqa
lNAtNsE suUt Fss.
,..,.. h,hNNsE SUCCESS.
'ff.-N 81 NOVELTY ~ THE wORfD.
LA I,-T NykELIY ~ 1uE wOKLr,,
thfRtaf Novelty ~ ThE WORLD.
u ." D" q i,iir. ~ % ~ f.ocess. ul Fxbibi.
ton .et vi, ed p th7 es' ~ rient Is tn
hEI VI DOG SNOW.
GREAT boo SHOW.
GREAT boo snow.
IrolslrIf - .,.It.s o,d ,,,,t.,vo, AIT. ,..,,..
.-o r'y. ,i,, , '',,1 10y I'D
g.. tlr. f.f.r. - -, .,,,f - "a t,.tr,,iF
N.,voNs .rft1t sANn sp, ,xntm 1890.
exir Of .t' Ill . " Immune '''' "
tN.ntnttiy urs.rtSr,r nprrns
f,r "a d. .. 49,, 4, B. /. -, III. ~' ''4-'''
slYInt ~ yprvu-vs
A...i.'ss. - ., Il. ,.-. 80,
SIpl.EIiS uInbn tiOuxn
,,I n.s ,,',.i 80, - IL ~ ~,
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\NANTED-A HORSE OR MARE, 10
w hands high, Tot oven years Old and a .ood
traveller, sound and kud In every way, to exchange
for good small mare and fine gold watch aud
chain Apply 10 No. ) Consyes st, Wluamsburgh,
amer ~ O'Clock; value mare, SO; watch and chain,
$3.50. myl4S'tl2
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q G.. HORTON, AUCrioNrER, WIZ

sf'"F
~ sell It's day at his stutc, ~ C,rmiue ~, at
otock, hNtbr.s Of ~ grucery Hturc. consisting
counters, sca'. ~tist4, measures, shc,,ius, g,ss
cases, pals urna,, tea cans, kcgs stovcs syics
NTH, nlntfnIm ss,,lcs. Nc. In
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QUO. nOLRKONK. AuCTlONEEE- Mnl.

~ RRoOk n CAGNEY will sell Tits bay. a,
9o'c.ock, at |; Wcst Houston IT. near broadway,
all III. gcntc,l furniture 81 family Leaving thc
city. consisting ~ 'scwood r,rlvr sui chamber
SUITS NJ y. tables, bureaus and wpshst,nds, IIris-
sells ard ingram carpets chandeliers, pier glasses,
exclusion table, cr,skery sui glassware, 81, Sc.
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WANiEp-IO PURCHASE \ STREET
w lsi. t. place In nrrt nt hoi.l ao,l- e.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

EARM WANTED-lN EXCHANGE FOR A
good I'd class brick house pa t.i9 city, \ arm
with fair Improvement, Hlth VOID and FRUIT Ia
value, about r3Jh, near the So water preferred.
Address with mn description, .lcnlt =, &C, for |
week, uFNRY, box 80, sun Office niyl3 2is'l2O
r ATIlE WANIEp-iOR LIGHT BRASS
IL nuslIa., BIO ..,i order, ia ,Ichanso fur siu-
y,i'- family NIX ma. hiLn, OF chssp flr cash.
App'v amer IA tie evening, 1876 seventh ave,
I'll HaIr myl3 !'l99
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DAWNlEokERS SALE, - BENJAMIN
4 WEAVER, Jr., will sell, GU "Wednesday, the
lati day Of May, At one o'cosk, at to> Ninth ave,
scnoia assortment uf goods being pledged ono
year anal upwards. ny order Of j. r., CUDlirp
myi3 2is'lJb
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The largest stock, the beat STYLES, the lowest
price, and the hes, place 10 buy. Please call aud
examine fol yourselves, at
+. u. BAIDwIN'S,
apo T2'i0l No 20 and - Hpwory.
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WANTED-TO HIRE A HORSE AND
w dirt cart for two or three weeks, To 20 a shors
distance ~ the country, or would purchase one lf
sod cheap. Apply At az william .Il
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DAW NBkOkERS SALE-W. y. LEW.
Is. Auctunc.r, will sell this day, ut Isl bow.
cry, up stairs, by order II W. SIMPSON n co,
a large assortment Of uurcdc,mrd pledges cni,sis-
ting ui guns, pistols swords, musical, iunthemst.
cal AMI surgical intttum,Its, Sc, Sc. sale to
commence vt 10Y O'Clock lao
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WIN. ABBOTT, AuC1lONEER-SELLS
w this day at i0h o'clock II the auction rooms
I East Broadway, the rtock aud fixtures u a gro.
cery and liquor store also the fixtures of bakery.
truughs, boxes, Inns, large Ice chest, one y hn.
brandy, kegs caHks, scales &c. 1876
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FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH BOARD or

without, TO single or married tcutonen aul
their wives. Also, youus ladies' at 30 ri,tA IT.
Gpl6 2iac'l2l
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I ASIERS AND NAIIERS--
~ 81 Courtlandt At. iTn
T AIDES SHOE MAKERS ON FINE Caters
A/-cusioin work in shop, ~ Sixth ave. VA
7 .OST-bOOK $50, $50 ON BiEECKER ST.
~ Savings Bank Please return g. ia. Bank 40
FILLER WANTLD-AI BAY MILLS,
i'i cor. Washington sni South Sth Fats, J. CITY
MEAT CONFECTIONERY STORE FOR
~ nle-hquic 499 I'd ave 10
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WANTED, SOME GOOD pRESSMAKERS
w Apply at lTG East oh 81 81
WANTED-A MAN TO WORK Az Bread.
" 2aa IhirI ave- I'd
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I BOGAkr. AICIR-BN =. 4 !. BOGART
- Thus lay. ut In, o'clock, at III. auction rrurn,
NJ. Nottl w liam ~ gcntsc. household utui.
turc. mahogany Iarlur suits, bureaus, tables,
chairs, rockers, cottage SUITS. Br'i-sels and ingram
carpets lace curtains, French plate pier glass Also
tunstab,es sale ; barrels hour, grpccr's wagon;
also one billiard table. CHARLES r. WATTS
Coh.t,llr 10
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hRf GOODS ArArC1i0N-r tITZSlM.
Mons, tu,t,i ser-viil 80 It's da", NJ ioS
Nclock, at lis ttujv, % 1lurd Az. btl ,s'l AMI
ohih ~, general ass 'tmout NJ dry T,o y, dr,ss
gods. &C.; being cor S,umcut ~ u bnukrurs
tccs, and viii continue pc following days unal all
- snii. nNll 2s..t5
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

ROARDlNG-A GENTLEMAN AND his
)wiic, or two single g,utl,incp may loo sccouuo.
ted with sod board ami pleas Il ru.tus, by apply
ny M 81. ~ Pike street House las sua aud bath
terms moderate. myl3 3'llO
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DAWNBROKER'S SALE-W. N. LEWIS,
auctiuuecr, will sell Oh Thursday, Mny II, At 20
Chatham IT, large aud valuable sasoitm.ut Of
men and women's clothing, rennsntr, buOts, shoes,
~. ~ order of J. u. d j. SIMPSON. To COM
tnrnce II 10 o'clock. my IA Nss2OI
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THOMAS REILLY, AlCT. -OttICE 29s
l. Ninth nv, will sell This Day, st 10 Ninth nv, Ut
i0k O'Clock, lease stock and fixtures Of a liquor
Storc-3 years 10 run--chcap rent, Nc. Counters,
beer pumps shelving, dc. sslo positively this day.
g.. 1gi
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DAWNBROkER'S SALE-w. n. LEWIS,
Auc'r, will sell ON Friday, u, Oia O'Clock, at ig5
Bpwcry, mp stairs, large and superior assortment
II meas ciothng; also tsilor's sewing machines,
foi heavy work. By order Of w. A H. SIMPSON
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

A BAKERY FOR SALE-INQuIRE OF
~ DEuTsCiiEL, Bushwick ave. Cross Road,,
brook IN, y. ID. mylj 2'l2l
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SNIkI HANDS WAN1ID-IO CLASP
ION pr ss,s; girls ~ string NanrH.lh3 Chambers.
STRAW bONNET PEESsER WANTED
- 1T 20 Allen nj.
S,INGER'S No . SEWING MACHINE IOR
- slr, ~ W. { Montague y, Hrook.yn bb
S>rOEE 10 LET AND TWO ROOMS, %
- II y'sl % q mluIfc ~ Division A. 70
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WANTED.

A SMART ACTIVE LAD FROM is TO
"A Is years OF age, " work in . saloon. he must
understand the oyster business; one that wishes
10 learn; American or . German preferred. Apply
6i2 Eirhth ave. I1
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-04-03

WASHINGTON. March &c An indiyidu
al Iamed Pollock reached here to day,
having come from Culpepprr county. Va,
near where the rebel army now lies h.
is known 10 Washington as reliable and
Intelligent man .,r. .....
Mr. Pollock states Iha, in the vicinity
from which be came. there is loeal in.
surrectiOn among white people, who are
bitter 10 opposition 10 the rule Of JEFF.
Davis. r I...- . ..
The people he says isrl that the r-b,l
cause Is hopslassly lost sincs the retreat
from their stronghold al Manassas The
rebel defeat at Winchester has also de-.
pressed them, though every effort has
been made o conceal the bad news from
the public and that portion Of the army
which were not engaged in the fight. lie
doubts whether the rebels w!ll have pluck
to make stand if they are attacked at
Gordonsvile -. H.. .
A few daps since the pickets along the
Lower Potomac and the Chesapeake Bay
were drawn in by General Hooker The
rebel sympathisers in lower Maryland
took this as an intima,iou that the United
5 es forces were about 10 leave, and i'm
mehiately commenced to send their slaves
into Virginia Tor The rebel service.
This pelfdy aid not escape tia vigil
ance of the General lie Immediately
ordered the arrest of six or eight riGg
leaders, who are among he most promi
nent citiz-ns o. that section OF Marvlsnd.
They will be handpd over TO the author
Ii'ies at Washington. with lhe,evIdence
against them, which is said to be Of the
most conclusive character. ..
Th- amendments thus lar msde TO the
tax bill are not decisive. but merely ,h,
action Of the Committee Of the Whole,lh,
! House having finally to accede to them.
1t is believed Congress will in contor
nifty with the hill pro posed by the Sec
retary OF the Treasury, increase the ia,
on tobacco, whiskey and other luxuries
} The hssty clause taxing the stock o
whisky now in the hands'of dealers ,wiI
probably be recousidered. The bill, witt
this clause stricken out, will be uniform
and more acceptable ..--
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LANCASTER, OHIO, THURSDAY, APRIL 3, 1862.

Union army got after them. When they
started out they said "eGe Southerner
could whip FIVE blue bellied Yankees, .
and here let me relate an incident that
happened in Knoxville few we ks since.
A Union lady met on the s,d4walk, one
day, Colonel of Regiment stationed in
Knoxville, and she said TO him. Colonel,
how is it that ! notice the Norherners
have been geiiiog the better Of us at Fort
Henry, Fort Donelson and Fishing Creek
| thought one SoulhroD could whip five
Yankees" "Oh," replied the Colonel,
"you zee these troops were from Ohio.
Indiana and Illinois. They are the dec.
cendants Of Kentuckians and Tennessss
ans. who removed from these S ates across
the Ohio years ago They are OF our own
stock, and are as good fighters as our own
soldiers. a
Well then how was il about Burnside
victory at Roanoke lslani? Were these
Ohio, Inciana and Illinois soldiers too?
To this interrogatory The Col replied
that lie did not know. and hastily bidding
the lady good day. left her.
This is my first effort at spe king in
four months, and find that | am getting
hOarse and must stop. Thank God car
now see daylight This wicked rebellion
is about played out; all that is needed tc
finish the work is IA little more grape
Captain Bragg" .t,
Grape for the masses, and hsmp for the
lenders is ny motto. -.. i.
Parson Brownlow who is still yer,
weak, was much iaugued by hts effort I,
speak, but still lie shook hands with al
who desired to do 30, and many avallet
themselves of the opportunity to taks tn,
patriot by the hand ...
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A -TERRIFIC CAT-TIGnT.

0n,fhe pine wood shed in an alley dark
where scattered moon beams sitting thro
row Of toltering chimneys. and an avn
ing torn and dropping fell, strode back
and forth, with still aud tense drawn mus
ole and peculiar tread, a-cat. His name
was Norral; on yonder neighboring shed
his father fought the cats that came in
squads from streets beyond Dupont in
search Of food and strange adventure.
Grim war lie courted, and his twisted
tail, >. and spine. upheaving in fantastic
curve, and claws distended, and cars fiat
" pressed against mead thrown back
deGantly, eoll Of impending strife. With
eyes agleam. and scteeching blasts of war
and steps as silent as the falling dew,
young Norval crept along the spintored
edge, aud gszed a moment through the
darkness down, With tail awag, triumph
an,ly ;then, with an imprecalion and
growl, perhaps an oath, in direst ven
gasnce Kissed ,--he started back, anc
hooked his boiy like letter s, or ratheI
Ikea letts: U inverted stood in fierce ex
pec,anry. W. 49, -
Twas well, With eyeballs glaring
and ears aiall aslant, and open mouth, IL
which Two lows Of f'nss etood forth ii
sharp and dread rconformity,-s up
post from from out tbe dark below, a head ap
pearod!i '2'a 1a',Ma' -.'' ..' ',' "
A dreadful 'ocsinrof determined strif
youhg Noryal uttered, then, with fac
uublanchcd and mouslache standing strai
before his nose, and ltail flung wildly il
the passing ,bleeze, stepped back III eau
tiois invitation to the foe. Approache
tho olhleHr. ami with preparation dire, ,e"c
cat Surveyed the vantage Of the field. A
round they walked, with tails upIitled
a.hd backs high in air, while from the'
mouths, in accents Kissing cousdhn
rage, dropped brief but awful sentences
hate. Thrice round !he roof they wer
in circle, each with eye upon tie foe II
tsatly bent; then sidewise moving, as
won't with eats, gave one long drawn, tel
rife yoa! and buckltd in, The fur iley
A mist of hair hung o'er the battle tiel'
High bove s. the din Of passing wagor
rose the dreadful tumult Of the struggllr
cats. So cleaned their eyes iu tIepz.
that 10 me, who saw the conflict from
window near, uaught else was plain b.
frey stars that moved in orbits most c
centric. avn st-.,H ,e t.7...,u
IA hour they struggled in temPestuo
might; then faihtergrew the squau of W
uhtil'dll sound was hushed. Then we
l forth, with lantern, and The held surye
ed. What saw l? ''l - er'rF - .'s.
Sixclaws. one ear of,leeth. perhaps
handful, and save fur nausht else exec
a solitary tail, a That tail was No rval
Bystipg ! knew it. The ear was-b
we'll lei. the matter pass. The tail "
do withoutsihe ear" 2. III. ,.'-'I g Iie@ y, ~,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-04-03
Nonsrsssionai pis,riots.

Tba comuittsa of oyr Lecislature for
J.; ..;.,;,- -. e,.,a -, ,.no.,od
y, .,'''e INV I.1 .'' e'' +"
The proposed districts are as tol'o"si "a
lst and I'd Districts=-Hamilton7 Coun.
ty. ....l ,-,... s, s..,, ans, a., ID. Ne ee
q, r.. p..,i. .d
'uN1'n'''H'''' A''0''' Jaw
"Prrens''1"s5ses'o7 si@ii IsF9 alR '''As
4.h-Niama, Darke, Shelby, Logan
Champaign aud Uni6a. N7''sT 'a'9 % :
s,b -EI.rcs- rApg,ai5e. Van Vert.
-, w n-.i,S,s 1,ts..os ,u,.a;a .,,is
h''en' tu'n'n' ii"" - -, -,
Wyandotte. '9F'' '''. -, p. ,,''', -
WILLIAMS. Defiance. Paulding,-
Fulton, Henry. Lucas, Wood and Ottawa
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COUNTY OFFICERS.

,Jndys Of FairfsM Common Pleas COurt-HENRR
c. WHITMAN, residence Lancaster, Ohio.
Probate Jadge-JESsE | EoHNER, Office In Public
Building.
ShsriF--TAMES MILLER, ONCE at Jail.
clerk Of coHrt--JoHN @. RAlNEY, Office Public
Building. 'a.~ t. -'. -.
.aaditSr--wIhLIAM ROBINSON, onicc Public
Treasarer--P. C. BENADUM ,oHice Public Building
Reeordsr--A. SYFBRr, oOco Public Building.
SrrysHor-E. T.. HANNUM ,0nice Public Building.
Cproaer--L.. .SIllEFFER residence Madison tp.
maissonG Grs--J0SEPH SHARP, Of Born Town
shin; JONAS A. BAKER, OF Walnut Township, ana
JOHN w. CUNNINGHAM NJ OF Hooking Tnwnship.
School EEamiHers -WtLLIAN WHITLEY, JOHN
VILLA MS and URIAH G. RUTTER.
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Louisville Journaiisms.

Two months ago George, N Sanders
iesded d proclamation inviting the great
Nor@Essttd COME into the Southern Con
fadaraey,O The great Northwest lN"s !. has has
gone-in. .ssaF ~.
The confederate Generals and their
troops are going TO the Devil by the fast
train, and they are entirely welcome to
destroy lhe bridges and tear up the track
behind them. '' ','
gWe should think the chivalry would b'
ashamed to run from Yankees that SIM
pGalms. say "keow" and talk through thel
noses. -"i
The loss Of a great many rebels in bat
tlefnay not necessarily be a great loss,
Floyd is BY no means a pleasant gen
tleman.F butshe has very taking wa!
with, him. - -
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-04-03

and deIicacies were shipped on the N. W.
Thomas This evening ior savaLnah.
All passes are refused TO civilians and
correspondents.
Tie Ohio and Mississippi are about the
same.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-04-03
(From Vanity Fair)
McArone on the Taking Of Fort DOnel-
son.
Fort DoNELsoN,
Februnrv 90

~S'
DEAR VANITY: The newspapers are so
full of my praises and exploits that ii re.
ally seems word Of supererogation for
me to write anything about the taking of
this work.
/ should not have said a.word OF it, bad
not the Tribune. Times and Herald evin
ced y disposition to ignore the hero to
whom the greenest laurels are obviously
due.
The Tribune in order TO give its cue
Iomary nasty Gttle fling at Mcclellan, a
wards my friend Stanton all the credit,
aud says he took Fort Donelson--
Tie Times, to hurt the Tribuue's ferl
ngs saws Mcclellan took it,
The Herald, misjudgsg as usual, says
that Halleck took it,
Itlemains for YOU, then, my dear Van
ity, To- announce the truth
took it. ....... .......
| Aye, this broad right haud, that now
d4hly Yields the Intellectual pen, has
slowed its thousands, and has planted the
Old Flag npon the boaste,l baslious OF this
redoubtable redoubt--
swear IL, -, .,4
onalseo' save y my gallant army,
diers use--l scaled the batteries, charged
the ramparts, preached the iutrenchments
shelled out the fascines and surrounded
the magazines!
hoanote is'sha--aocu, wh'ch no'hine
'ss Y, ys' kpowpT7w"s . iVo' 10 u :,
Inc resistance oil the Rebels would
nave oeen iuucn S'ou'eF II 'ney hau lough
oet,e cue. IL l. e.,pr,y, s...a.asL
mere wo"Ia naVe Deen many more tc
ae'eno l'A 'nc Fort II 'hey nSd not rur
r@ay & ~ .,.a tr .a
Innh nna' was al a'ong o. rloyu-- ..
i 70 you khow rIoyu! =,
i ie y az oo,nanauu oi "u I vu'"vlA, WI, ",,'
nVe tlnOuSanu men ana eoou Armament
But al men nave tneif Pecu,'al','ess es
rloyd passio9c .9o IS ior a wooIe SKIN SKIN
wounds ana INJURIES are 'n'm'cal 70 h''
! lie Is not oullst'ProolTand oul'eI
we're very plentiful around his pos'--s'
he lelt hisPost--
Lett II IN the nighl--s'oIe quietly a
, way ln point OF TACT, may say sneake,
S away ,,..,.r,.. ..-..- ....
Bg, then, consider his procession, =,
4. y 'hleyes 40 that sort OF ,ninE' .--
when ! found that Floyd dldnt wan
9 his outpost any longer, TOOK u. an
worked 1t right mnerrlIy eee...
there we're mpltltudlnous seas 'ncarn' n
s dined. Is, ~ ,,.. .yl
y We found no yaluabIes in the place,
. Floyd had been there -, s, .,y.,
The report is unlounded mat the Ret
Y els showea lhe DlaeS nag was "a ~
1 white feather, .-. 3 .D,a .,, -. -.
Q General Buckner sent me this note, b
d the penny post. 5g
e ur,.,.,..,o, . DoSElsoN, Sunday. o.
q - DEAR MAC; AS your troops are eVlden
\ ly routed and beaten, teerr'hcally, VIII
: terms of capiIulatiOn can l l halye| ,r,'
Is ,,.r,ytt.r ... 81. bDuckSEfR'
a | replied as follows 4 e,,.ss,, ,s,
1, BEFoRE DoNELsoN, Sunday.
I DEAR Buck: Uncondish SURRENDER.
= ~, g..' : !, McARoSE,
He returned word that tie terms we
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-04-03

,,BREAKISa OF LAMP CHIMNEYs.-A
friend who has thoroughly tried the ex-
pertinent, says the Christian Advocate,
hands US the following direction for pre-
venting lamp chimDeys from breaking
from the heat of the fame. Putthe glass
chimney in luke warm water, heat to the
boiling point, and then boilone hour.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-04-03
.4 BOOK AND JOB PRINTING.

weare pre- pared te execute NIL descriptions ofJoB
WORK. such as CARDS, CIRCULARS, POSTERS,
ALLTICKETS, ,and every other variety of PLAIN
AND FANCY JoBPING with new and superiortype
and on short notice. .r. .
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-04-03

nPBusiness cards Of bout lines, by tho year, s5
V-FAdve rtisements, not marked on tho manuscript,
will be continued at our terms until forbid.
HyPbegal advertisements, Administrators notices,
&c, must be paid for in advance for reasons which,
we will explai0 a at tho time. H. .a ...
TPThe above term strictly observ ed In all cases.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-04-03
Important from Cairo.

Tile Ohio Six looked After-Heapy firing
and Tremendous Explosion in The D.rec.
tion Of New ladrid--Force ofMe ReJ
els ot Island No. lo-Gen BRAGG IL
Command Shells Mrown into the Re5.
el Camp--7He Rebels Re.entorced.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-04-03
FROM WASHINGTON.

Reaction in Eastern Nrginis Bitter On.
posit'Onh II Jsf. Doais Aaryland Rel.
els Arrsited. . ...-
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-04-03
Passod February 10, ls62.
= ----. AN AOr

13l an AUT
To enab,e Justices of the Peace to discharge the du
- ties ofPorlce Judges In certain cases. I,
Section /. Be IL enacted BY ths 6eRsrtt Assemblg
of6s state Of OAis That In the absence, sickness in
ability or other disability Of the police Judge Of the
police court 10 any city in this state, u shaH be lave
ful for any justice of the peace Of the lownsp 10
which such city may be located, aud residing within
The limits of said city, aud who may be selected BY
tbe mayor thereof to hold and preside In said police
court, and for thetime being such Justice shall have
the sane jurisdiction and powers which now arei or
heTeaner may be conferred upon the Judges police
COURTS and shall be styled "pOlice Judge tro-tenN In
which style be shall sign all process and records, and
do ali other acts which police Judges may do. i.
sscton2. This act ahat take eiiect from aud after
hs passage. rs5sfe.