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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-24

Tie Republican State and The Legislative
Union Committee Of this state met az Al
bany yesterday, and agreed upon cal for e
State Convention at Syracuse on the eth Of
September, for the nomination OF candidates
for Governor and other officers. II is 10 be
emphatically a Union Convention. The call
10 addressed not only TO Republicans,
but to Democrats, and ali other mcn
who are in favor of putting down the rebellion
ard panishing treason Only One resolution
was adopted, but that is a platform long
enough and wide enough to hold the haif nil
lion of loyal voters 70 whom it is addressed.
IT il outspokcn icr tie energetic prosecution
Of the wsr by all tie means cons tent with
civilized usage until the Rebels are crushed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-24
WHAT ar COSTS.

Putting down the Shareholders Rebellion il
a very expensive rs well 80 bloody business.
Congress, at ts recen: session, passed bills
which, il the aggregate, appropriated out OF
tho Treasury tue sum of Sol@,O75,527 81. AT
the Extra Session, last Summer, Congross sp-
propristed $265, lOS, 296 %. The total amount,
therefore, for the two sessions reaches the
enormous sum of 81, ,i,i, s.i g.. Nearly
all Of this ysss outIy was rendered necessary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-24

Col. II. Y. Rowland Of Rhode Hand t"i'
Be.t and family, L. $. A.. Rev. }. T. binshan ao'
family Of Bulalo, Hon. Nm. Whitrsn Oh Conie'
t,eut' ". W. Met.alf OF Washington, aod Col. ".
+. Kenuaash Washington, are a, INC 'n'esHat'u"
Hotel.
--Tb. nam. Of jed. DAVIS las been erased f'uS
III, arch OF the Washington and Potomac Aqcsdns''
by order Of Secretary Smith.
Charles Dickens and feebt'T. the sE,asa ss'~'
ara 10 be here " ina ka!A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-24
GENERAL NEWS.

"A singular instance Of scarcity of dsy laboEer'
reported in Brooklyn. A few days since the
Coney Island Railroad Company advertised for fifty
aaod' but did not receive single application. The
tempting bounty now offered for soldiers is turning
s'A sIM Of citizens toward the army. We doubt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-24
The Tax bill,

NOW READY,
II, ,,,,ptle. Of 90 pages on due. white psper Beide
ss bu which IA word TO- word in accordsree WITH the
.h:,ps tex. we ,ppsnd to Alphabetical hecir"euon
o. every co to BE- taxed by the law aid the ar oan o.
tas tar 70 Re levied thereon This renders a. complete
aa coage,ea, as possible to make it. The Bal tsEe o.
mos, ey-y article IN use aud every person IL interested "a
tao.g t.r amount.
Price cents postpaid; 81 per loo If sent by e1PIe'' ~
esg 100 o. mail
ADD. TIE TRIBUNE. N.P..lcsk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-24

+, erob ar instance ever before occurred. n this
region q. least
The reply Of Senator Henderson Of Missouri to
the Presidents appeal to the border States Will at
,rsct attention. The Senator isyors ths Preadent'i
plan not 20 much on the ground OF political az OF
necnniarv policy He sets forth the distracted con-
dtioa Of the border States and desires that the orig
ins Rebel States shall bear the weight Of the war.
The Coroner's Inquest on the body of David M
Denarest, volunteer found dead some days ago al
West Hoboken, has given verdict Of death by 9
pistol shot from some person unknown. Three men,
who saw deceased while yet alive, and did not RS
;eye him, are censured by the Jury. They supposed
the wounded mon TO be drunk.
The steamship Vanderbilt arrived last evening
from Fortress Monroe, with go sick aud wounded
soldiers. The list Of names is given on orr second
page. This morning the men viii he taken to
Bedloe's and David's Islands.
"A trsnspor, arrived last night from New-oflean'
with four Gays later news All was quiet. Gen
Shepley, Military Governor OF Louisiana, is a PAS
senger, bound f0r Washington on official husinefs Of
importance.
We print elsewhere couple Of remarkable let
tiers, translated from the Independence Beige, con-
ceIniug Rebel atrocities in Tcxas.
The steamship North American, from Liverpool
July 10 and Queenstown July II arrived here las'
night. IIcg news has been anticipated.
On the second page we PRINT a correspondence
from South Carolina, and on the third page letter
concerning the Worlds Exhibition il London.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-24
TO OORRESPONDENTH.

TO CORRESPONDENTS
10 noe can be tasen Of Anonvmous Conn inics;ions
~hsereT sint.nded fer insertion mus. be saiheaticated
oy tho iecTess OF she wrsTno, nssetsa! i'f
pablcstion. bu, as guaranty for hi good !siia
esbnos undertake 20 return rejected Conmuniesioni
A. byslLess le;,e ior saoad be aaass"a 10
Tx 1hIBrEg." fisw-YoIk.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-07-17

and deep, and grounded on The olerpa
principles Of morality, 10 whatever 6sld
the talent or ecuius Of tie man is exsr.
cised Mr.. Knepper gave evidence Of
good sound scholarship and talent.
The next oralion, by Mr. s. G. Goss.
Of Basil, o.. was on The Pilgrim Fs,b.ys
To give an idea of this ora'ion | cAnpo,
help quoting few sentences. MANY
years ago, when the star Of civilization
had n0t yet reached tliis western horizon
and when barbarism still stalled aboul
the forests Of America, there were those
beyond the briny deep, who struggling
for right, asserted 10 all It's grandeur, The
doctrine OF religious Liberty" "Feslinv
their ,oppesssiOn al home in, Old Enelasd,
they concluded to sail for q land Of free
DOM" American ci;izans will meyer
forget Plymouth Rock" He spoke iu a
clear. distinct and eo5d tone, giving ovi.
dence Of oralorical talents, that will vel
bear abundant fruit, we dope in the sphere
Of the church. He CLOSED bis ofaiion
with the following beautiful exiraut:
18th pilgrim spirit has not fed, lEE ~s
q nVRlks 10 noon 's bright light; r-sa Hf
And II watches the bed OF the glorious dead,
With the holy stars Of blight"
at waichts the bed Of the brave who have bloa.
And shall guard their Ice bound shore Tlay,
TIL 'hc waves Of the bsy, where the Muy Flower
Shall foam and freeze no more"
The Valcdiclory was by Mr. Jacob Say.
der, Of Salem X Hoads, IA. Twas char.
acterizsd by Al ornate style, aud vas
well conceived and expressed throughout.
The cis'zsna Of Tiflin, may be proud Of
what Mr. Snyder said; Twelve years
ago. you. actualsd by high aud noble
principles, and fred with zeal, lent a will.
ling, helping hand. to the orsoiion Of
Heidelberg College" May the oi.izens
Of Titia favor The Oollegsin the futpte!
The farewell, address TO The Professors.
students and citizens was so afIsc,ins that
many felt the tears stealing down their
checks before they were aware Of u.
One thing more ! must not forget. =
The whole audience were delighted wish
the Union Singers Of TiHin, who gave us
soul-stirriqg songs in tbo intervals If the
speeches On the whole il was mos,
crcdiiable and interesting occasion.
July 4th, 1869. J.J.E.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-07-17
cOwm.ucemGut Of Heidelberg College

Commencement OF Heidelberg College.
We clip the following bliof aecoun, Of
the com mencement exercises Of Heidel.
berg College, from the Seneca Advertiser,
published at Tifin, o. SUTpnEs and
Goss Esqs,, are both residents ofIhia
county, and the compliments paid them.
are but just tributes to their ability. The
writer says: , As&s
Having bad The pleasure of attending
the late commencement of Heidelberg
College, at Tiflip, o., must ask the priv
ilege 6i giving brief account of it, 10 the
readers of tho Advertiser. Commence.
meul exercises were held on "Wednesday
evening, June 25tb. ia Leosser's Hall
and were attended by very large and
Inpprcciativs audience; we may say in.
deed by the flower Of TifRn--ita inielll,
genos and beauty. ,.au sUru4s
The Salutato'y Oration was by Mr.. s.
T. Sulphen, Of Baltimore, Ohio, who, af.
ter graceful introduction, discussed
THE Scholars Life" Il was a good
orAtion, full oi6ne thought and delivered
in graceful aud eloquent rnanper. il
is true. as be remarked that time Is swift
ly passing away, and is seems TO have
been but yesterday that we met to Wit
ness the closing scenes Of the Collegiate
year Of 1861. Mr., Sutphsn is youhG
man Of promise and talent, a good writel
Aad mest excellent speaker. lie quoted
the beautiful sentence OF Socrates 'qha
The root Of learning is certainly bitter
but the fruit truly delicious" lie 70
marked with great truth ''tbat more is re
CURED Of lbe scholar, than thousands ar,
apt to imagine, and if there be any liz
attended with severe toll and continuous
labor, ii is that Of the true student. Mr.
Sliphen gives every promise Of becoming
an ornament to the Bar.
i "Notoriaty is not true fame" by Mr.
@, o.. Knepper Of Berlin, Pa, was th'
subject OF the second oration. Th
speaker has clear and correct style, ant
he made the audience feel that he wa
perfect master Of the subject. To many
|, he remarked, Fame is onlya shadow,
, mere phantom. Mr.. Knepper is certain
ly on the true ground in saying. tia
Fame is not show; it is the worlds re
ward Of elevated true character built !
fine proportions upon foundation broa
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-07-17

As ;he above letter was written by a
profcssed friend. unknown to me, who
WIS ashamed to subscribe bis name to the
above epist'e, | am lorced to reply thro'
the public prints, if reply at all. so as 10
be sure that my prolessed friend may bs
assured that l have received his timely
warning. am farmer living in the
vicinity Of Hamburg. surrounded, IS l
always thought, by set Of honest men, +,
co operating with them in their amuse-
mcnts, sympathiziDg with them In their
sorro"s, voting IS they voted which was
always with the DemociOtic party. Now
these kind neighbors say that if | wsn,
10 rent part Of my farm they must have
the privilege of seleclipg my tenant, or at
leust saying who | shall not have. As to
the msn referred to, who theysaom de
termined shallnot come into their neigh
borhood, know but little Of, but this ia
certain that from any cause whatever he
could not be induced to commit a rnu eli
greater crime than my neighbors are vii.
ling 10 commitupon mo and mine, uplesd
| will submit lolh-ir dictation in the lea.
sing of my property. This l will never
do. Their lhreals | fear not Ii damage
should be done me as threatened, / will
satisfy the public that know some ofthem
at least and that their is enough vitality
yet in the Government to protect men in
personal property, G. SouOEa.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-07-17
To The Patriotic Citizens of
Fairfield County.

TLa D.o6;J.S. 20 n .. 80.
;..r,d / n.o;i ~; - I soo cav ooS 80 :.
tional ,r,on. ! oh;o ., asuaI ..sos /,
sand twantv.tvo rso;rsr,s ;,,mad;.,.I,
into ths soid Gova,no, I'D h.. r.,.o,.,
m,s,dsd ,,,.,,ws ii vor ,,, ,o,,o,ha, % A..
nnss u a all. or II. No,;os 80.
laie recruiting VI, .ocordinvlv ;n,;
you to meet n commou council Al ,hs
CIV Hall in Lapcasler
nn So+nrdov +he 1otb s,,t
p.it,;o,;c ,,,.s .n,o.sn. In In
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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-07-17

, Fer L:Osr coR3faist, BiEioHsaess, Headache, &c.
There has nevcT been CathartIc medicine, offered
% The puhlie thathas given such entire satisfaction as
McIEis's CNvERgAL PrLLs.
Eeing entirely vegetable. they are perfectly limo
cent and eau be taken by the most tender infant; yst
prompt aud powerful 10 removing all Billions secre
tiOns, Acid or impnre. Peicd Matter from the ston
Hch. In fact they IRE the only Pills thai should be
nsed In nislariDus districts.
They produce M Gripping. Sickness Or pain 10 lbe
Stomach or b0yTels, Idg very active and searching
in their operatinn. promoting healthy secIeiions of
tho Liver and Kidneys. Vito will suffer from Bill
i0usness, Headache and PnHl Stomach, when so chap
remedy can he Obtained! Keep them constantly
on hand: single dose tax en- in season. may prevent
hours. daYs and months Of sickness ASK for Dr. ]
II. AeI,ean's Uuirefsal Pill. Take no other. Being
eoated. they are iasteCss. Price only 95 cents poT
boz. and be senihy mail to any part Of the Unit
cd States. J. II. .NeCLAI.N. Sole Proprietor,
coraeJoC Third and Pine STREETS, ST. Lsuis, M, /,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-07-17
Important Military order.

CoLuMBUs, July lt,-County Military
Com mittees in each regimsntal district,
arc requested to assemble as soon as pos
sisle az some Central place, aud arrange
for tire organization Of ten companies, SO
that company coublnsiions can be made
aud tiaiues promptly submitted 70 the
Governot fGt COMPANY officers, and o Reg
mental District Oo1nmittee organized FOR
Consultation as to fsid and staff appoint
nsuts, shd to take tha most eflic;en,
meaus to raise and complete regi
neat. E M& 81.
County and Rssimental District Com
mittees will please report promptly. and
keep this office fully advised Of their do
ings. +
Second LieuieuSn.s win be mastering
officers. erd m1ss have. qualifications foI
that duty.
The press throughout the State vii
please copy. &as zsa Fl. B4
CRADLES w. HILL,
.ra-,, AdjutAnt- General Ohio.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-07-17
DR. 4. NsLEAy.s YoLcANIe OIL LLsLxENT
Tss Beet Eftirnaf ia the Forid,
fnr SIR

Thousands Of human beings have been saveda life
Of decrepiltude and misery, by the ofths
able Linimer. II will relieve pain almost instania
neously md will cleanse. purify and heal the foul
Get Sore In incredible shOrt time. NeLsan's Hoi-
eaNie OIL LiRisert will relieve the most inveterae
eases OF rheumatism. Gnui, or Neuralgia. For Par
aysis. Contracted Muscles. Stiffness or Weakaessin
tho Joints. Muscles or Lgameute. 1t will fail
Two applications will cure Sore TarOat, Headache or
Earaehe. For RuIns Scalds. any Pain. IL 10 an
lhfalnble Remedy. Try H. and you win snd ii an IN
PL4ETERRS, FARMERs, or any one having
charge Of horses. UllsaTe money by using McLpan's
Volcenie Oil Linment II is speed and infallible
cure for Calls, Sprains. Chafes, Swelling LamPness
Sweeney, Sores, WoInds Scratches. or any external
disease. Try. Il AID Won will be convinced.
DIR. J. II. MeLE.9.r, S0is Proprietor.
ST. LOUIS. MO.
NFE. u. slocuIn, agent. aug. Is, Is6l-ly
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-07-17

=. f'~N NV va P'"i"O
itself:
June The II 1862
Christian Souder Sir | uuder Stand that
you ar bout leesing 10 Lewis Waters a,
Which am surprised bat If 30 as friend
| would in form you that it is gainst
the Wish Of Ihe neghbors and We would
advise You as friend 10 lave nothing
more 10 Do in il but il you will have him
their you EMusl Expect to abide by the
consequences For heard one man say
he would tare the hous down and an
mother fier il and an Mother up ST or fer
your grain Stacks and another XII your
stock for the neighbsrs Doni want nor
will not have Such a nsnin the nsyhor
hood Now mister S1uder hav uowen
you for many yeares and as friend i
would Just say what have said for your
good and rest asu,el il You harbor bin
you must suffer the loss fail moi in al.
herring to this advise yours truslY your
friend.
BY what hav heard think their will be
Much NOR domage done II dlsobad woud
suppose il obsysd many trends if not many
enemies yours DC F,main yours iruely
Ouch Eyeriss.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-07-17
Attnchment Notice,

Frederick A. Sheler, Plaintiff, against Joseph Me-
Crea, Defendant. - 81
nEFoBE C. Stoinmap, ] P. Of Hooking township
f1Fairneld County, Ohio. ontho 18th day OF June
A. d. 1869, said Justice of the Peace issued an ordel
ofattaehment in the above action, for tho sum oi
Seventy-aye Dollars and interest from April lst
1861. FREDERICK A. SHEFFER.
Lancaster, Juno 26, ,ISGl-3wl4
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-07-17

The way 10 keep we'll, take McLcan's
Celebrated Strengthening Cordial and
Blood Purifier, be careful in Diet aud np
disease can attack hesystem. This Cor
dial is the most effective Alternative and
Tonic ever known. 1t is perfect preyen>
tive of desease. and it strengthens the
system and purifes and cleanses the
blood. Try 1t, and you will be cOnvinc'
ed. See the advertisement in another
column.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-07-17
TO THE FARMERS!

yNJHR undersigned having rcatscd his Flonring
Mill, commonly known as the "KooNTz
MII,I,N situated ono mile and a quarter South OF
Lancaster, on the Logan road, aud having obtained
Inc services OF tho old aud we'll known miller,
SAMuEL NEEDS, IS prepared 10 do all Kinds 0,
IN as good manneras any MIL in the county. de-
sire oil persons who want good flour, &C. 10 give me
d call. F.s TdoS. IT, "hlIE'
June 10, ls6a.-tfIe
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-07-17
AIInchnient Nnfice.

William Boyer, Plaintiff vs.. jesse H, Allen, Daft
DEFoRR Samuel Boyle, J.- P. of Amanda town.
6ship, FAIRFIELD county, Ohio. On the l4lh day OF
June, A. d. 1862, said Justice issued an attachment
I the above action, for The Of five. dollars and
sixty cents. WILLIAM BOfER'
Amanda, July lst, 1862, -... ...
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-07-17
NO CURE NO PAY!
rusr received new supply Of I1IESKELL,S

TETTER ENT, ~.
For the cure letter .Brysipelas, Salt Rheu, scald
Head, Itch, Rngworms. Ulcers. Scalds, Burns, Bar
bers Itch, Ulcers in the Ear, PimpleS, Bl9ches, IN
famed Eyes aCorps, InRspAtory Rhehmatsm, Gout,
Piles, and all Rruptions OF the skin.
70 be had Of L. l.. Socum, Jity Drug Store, where
tho money win bo refunded ift does not cure. i1
Lancaster, June ~, ls62.-5w'J,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-07-17
1Sto1c or .Incob CniIcrs,

ATOFICR is horeby given that tho undersigned has
been qualified and appsinled as Executor OF thC
Rsiale OF Jacob Cullers, deceased, all pers0us In
debted to said estate are requested To come up and
uisKe Immediate payment. DAVID OUbLERS
June 10, eG2-3wl2
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-07-17

&S"Dsa'ting will, in all probability,
be resorled TO in less Than thirty days, the
bill having already passed the U. s. Sen,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-07-17

EEWs invite attention to the sdvsr,
tisemsnt Of Wheeler & Wilson'S Sewing
Machines in another column III is pro.
nounced BY the Sc ienti6o American, the
very b.st machine extant. .l.- IL
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-07-17

T
DlED-Near Corinlh Miss. June 23d
1862. Sergeant JAMES NJ McNAUGnrnS.
81 q Co. i, 17lh Ohio. The following
l'nss are from brother soldier:
Dear brother ard friend with regret,
we bade thee last farewell;
Inc example you set we 'line'er forget,
knowing thai Coo doh al things well.
Twas hardio part wiz sbsh an one,
one 80 brave, 20 Kind lnd true,
Proud vlctoT's laurels sou bavo won,
hope home IN heayob, 700!
.f.f Thou 'wail q soldier, and Boiher, n III
LrOhcr such thou vast to ms:
fear he'er shall find another,
Humble and trusting like to ihec.
Thou vast always ready and willing
To act. md do thy part;
In the discharge oftyery duty,
patriot to thy very heart.
But iimo and war With thee are Oer,
Yes hom cnres and troubles fiyeh; f &" .f'
Parting with friends will DO no lorc,
EternaIlyiu Heaven.
Friends ofIhs dead one Do not weep, Ci1
Though trying ltmay bc;
B1i'ay my son, sleep dearest one,
..... Wen mcetthee 10 eiornliy.
''-' ~ '.t JAMES b. HANCOCK.
DIED-July 81h., 1869, Cora MAY
daughter OF Jno. B ard Ecedora B
Towssley, aged 4 months and 8 days.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-07-17

EFPsterson 81 Masnzinc. lor August
is On our able Ii isap excslIsntnum
ber sbstIet possible lhan any Of these
precediugit. Peterson should be on ev.
cry ladies' table. For sale at Billing,
bursts, a-z ~. s-rt 4
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-07-17
Important from Lexington.
Sneclal Dlsnnich 70 the Cincinnati Gazette ]
LEXINGTON, KY. July Is.

.3t LEXINGTON, KY. July Is.
The guerillas, $500 strong, supposed
10 be under Morgan, encamped on zsb.
Wards farm, close to Versailles, las!
night, They levied upon the citizens for
their provisions, 60. They stole all Of
zeb. Wards 6ne race horses, besides q
great many other valuable horses from
that vicinity, one man losing fifteen. 1t
is supposed that they intended TO march
on Midway. eight miles from Lexington,
on the Frankfort & Louisville Ralroal.
A squsd OF 600 guerrllas. under mo-
iorious fellow usmed Gano, encampsd
within elk miles Of This city early this
morning. They proceeded Kiser's bridge,
on the CovingIen & Lexington Railroad {,
burning The bridge and a dislillery, and
other boilaings belonging to Mr. Kiser.
The Following proclamation was issued
this morning:
"OFr1cs PRovosT MARsHAI,l
LEXINGTON, KY,, July l5.
Il hereby notify all citizens shat they
must connect themselves with some COM
papy Of Homie Guards, otherwise their
arms will be takOn from thsm. No pass
will be good unless issued by the Provost
Marshal or II. Shaw.
dGeu.. Boyls's oIdSf Of July 10 is ox'
tended until revoked.
"[Signed,] Mayor P. G. BEAcnf."
The police fore, from your city arrived
here last evening, and wereenthas,astical.
ly received by the citizens. They were
on picket duty last night, and to-day are
serving as a Prouost Guard, in which ca.
pacily they are very efficient.
LATER. 3 .-.
$50 P. .M.-The train which left here
4 for frankfort has just returned. 1t op'
i preached within three mills Of Midway
4 and learned that the track was destroyed
at that place, and that a key Of powder
was under the pier Of the bridge. ready
TO blow i! up when the train arrived,
u VINDEx,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-07-17
Arrival Of Gcneral Curtis Conn
mand at Helena, Ark.--Afiairs
mt tCOrInth--Fhe Rebels PrepHr-
ing for Active DperntIOMS. rHa

ST. LOUIS, July 14.-Dispalches TO, thc
military authorities received TO day, say
that General Curtis command about I,
900 strong, has reached Helena, Ark
where they are resting atpresent.
Information FROM Coriuth,to Thursday,
says General Halleck was there, and that
the various divisions Of his army were in
sxOellen, condisioa, aud eager for active
operations.
Bragg has about forty thousand troops
at Tupello, and aomc tbirty'6ve ihoussnt
more are at Helley Springs and otisT
places. Their movements are said TO in
dicate offensive operations. a a
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-07-17
WHEELER & WILSON'S U
Sc WING MACHINES.
T. F. BILL[NGHURST,

OF This city, is agent lorths celebrated Machine he
has disposed Of quite number Of them, and Lpevsry
instance they have given universal satisfaction The
best authority that be cited In favor OF these
chimes, is the sc'sutIdc American, from which We
clip the following: .gf
"We have used Wilson's patent manufactured by
the WheslerS Wilson Manufacturing Company. No.
sos Broadway and we say In regard TO IT, that il
order when in proper hands, and In Poiut of effect
iyeness and hnsh,n other maehne stands ahead Of
II. We state this much In regard 10 this excellent
machine upon our own responslbiliiy. Every poce
the parts any machine may be transposed with
those OF any other machine OF the same Size, or,
should accident occur the broken part can be I'm
manufacturer" &EN-re@r
Lancaster, July II, 1869. sF -