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A Poin. Well Put.

Richard 7. Merriek. Esq an eminent lev.
yer Of Chicsgo. 10 recent spe, ch 10 !
Democratic mse,ingsin -,hs, ci,y. made The
following strong point:
The S,uh are ether bslligcrenls or ,he,
are not. Iiihey are notyour Govsramsn,
has degrsd nself by recogr ixing them q
sueh IN the conduct Of the wsr. n ihey ere
beliissren's, they are entitled 20 every rirh'
sccofded BY the laws 81 war. The confscs.
lion Of private property is forbidden by hose
lsws' and slave property forms no exec p,ior
TO the general rule. .ss wac settled in The a.
ward Essds BY Emperor Of Russis, srblust.
ing between our Government snd Great
Britain. after The close Of onr lsst war with
her. and compelling her to pay US ,wo mill.
ions Of dollars for slaves taken from our CHI
gems during the wsr. John Quine, Ad.ms
presented and argued the case for cur Gov.
ernmenis
VIII some Of The Abolition f.na,ics d;spose
Of that center shot!
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Ine democracy VI Indians have ou,d.os
themselves. Gov Morton's aspirations "a 81
Dictator Of 'hc West. and Joe Wrisht,. ,i,y
castles. are all blown up like bank psp.r II
Wsli street. Democrats like gold u pst-
sboli'ionis's like paper rags Al erea, diseouo,
Inc m'lor.'y for the Democratic State lie.
ke' Viii b. from twelve 10 fifteen Thousand.
Sixty Democratic Representatives sna
nineteen Democratic Senators are elec,.d
This will give msjor.iy In bo, h branches.
Seven Democratic Conqres.men are eI,e-
I'D. The Ninth (Colfsx'.) D s,rie, i close
The fo'losing are the member. elected.
F;rs, Dis'rict--Lsw. Democr.l
s~cend-Crsvens, Democrat
Third-iIarrinston, Democrat.
Four,h-Iiolman. Democrat.
Fhfh-Julisn. Aboli,ionist.
SIKH Dumont. Republican.
Ssven'h-vooriiAs. Democrs,.
E'ghih-Orth. Republican.
Ninth Colfsx, Republican.
Tenth-Edger,on. Democrat.
Eleven'h-M' Dowell, Democrat.
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TRuk AND PoisrED. The Louisville DEN
ocrat very foreibIy says ths, there neve
was . party 50 efFectusI:v run out @ th'
party thst elected Abrshsm Lincoln
They bad bur one ides--,tst was snsi.slsve
~. They encountered civil wsr. 10 con
duct which required sia,esmanship Of the
highest order; but they never got beyond tha
one ides- They could not use cancellation
to stop the rebellion; and, according 70 .heiI
o~n concessions, they have failed 10 nee
force with effect There is nothing they
hsve done thu, they don't dodge before The
people. Let them get out Of the Wy. and
half The trouble Of putting down The rebelI-
ION will be out Of the wsy.
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0TThe Pennsylvania delegation 10 ths
House Of Representatives Of the Thirty.
eighth Congress will stand 90 follows:
Democrats. twelve; A Aboli,ionisis. ten;
Independents. two. The two Indepe nden,r,
who are elected in opposition 70 the regular
Abolition nominees: we think are not identi.
csl in their viess We expect to find Mr..
Hale ssking conservative course; probably
IN most matters, acting with the Democrats.
Nr. Trscy has heretofore been fully iden,i-
fed with The A bolitionisrs. and VIC are Of the
opinion thu, 81 We have gained BY his cleo
ton is the defes, OF the Wilmoi candidate.
Harrisburg Pstriof.
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The public voice in Ohio has been mos, ON
phaiic in lie expression Of 10 horrenc Of ~.
Wild rsdiesIism Of Congress. Never ~.
here 70 wholesome rebuke administered.
Neser has there been more thorough r.yolu.
'ion . the politics Of Ohio since The election
Of Gen. Jsckscn in 1923. Wewere an &C
'or 10 both. snd sil ,hst have intervened b..
'~en 1928 and lsG2 ard We speak knowing.
ly upon 'he subject.
The result hrs astounded' the Addition
kspubiiesrs slI over the country and We are
informed BY Telegraph thar consterns,iou
re'gns in high quarters si Washington:
Demcc ats Fourteen.
First district George ~. Pendieton.
Second d's'riet-Alsxsadc. Long.
Fourth disiric'-j y. Mckinney.
Ff = disir ct-F G L. Blond.
SIKH district CsiIson A. White.
Seventh c:sifict-S. s. Cox.
EgiiEn 1lsirict- William Johnston.
Ninth jisIfic,-W p Nybl..
Eleventh dis'ricf-W A. Hu'ch-ns.
Tselth .li-iri-,-Nillism r. Fink.
Thirteenth d's'rct-John O'NsI.
Fifteenth disirics--Jsm4s n. Morris.
EfrCBLIcAss FIVE
The Republicans have elected the fclcsinp
Third di-''ic, X &. Sshenck.
Ten'h aisIrie'--Jamrs ii Ashlsy.
Seventeenth di-frict-E X. EckIey.
Eighteenth dislrici-R. P. sPsuIdipg
Nineteenth dis'rics--J. A. GrEeId.
All :he Republicans but Schenck have
cen open snd svo~ed Abclitioaisi-. M.
chenck will be. we suppose hereaf,er.-s
risis.
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6-rA man's wealth depends more on his
wife ihsn on bis income. Some women wilI
csuse their husbands 10 become rich on Eve
hundred dollars ayear; others can scarcely
kesp Gu, Of jsil on FIVE thousand.
IL The evidences Of folly is ncsIectine 10
advertise. and then wonder shs, you DO not
succeed in business.
Refusing 70 take newspaper. snd BE-.
ing surprised ,hs. people should laugh -
your ignorance.
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GT Two unsophisticssed couu,ry Issses
visited Niblo's in New York during the
ballet season. When the short skirted. Ros-
samer-clsd nymphs made their appearance
on lhe stage. they became restless end fdge-
~. "Oh. Annie, exclaimed one sotio voce.
well Mary" II sih't nice--J don't like
il. 'Hush., don't care. II sin't nice, end
wonder shst sont brought us to such .
place" Hush, Mary, The folks will laugh
a. you" After one Or TWO finss and pi
roueue. the blushing Miss said: "Oh Annie,
let's gc-it sin't nice. and don'i feel CON-
ior;sbIe.' DO hush Mary" replied the
sister, whose face was scarlet. though Il wore
an sir ~ determination, "il's the fret time
| was ever ., theatre, end suppose II will
be the last. 90 an just going 10 stay Il out
if they dance every reg OF their backs.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-11-15

ARREsrED.--Mr. Nix Gardner was
arrested last week, and after hearing
before Esq. Kucbler, was committed
to our county Jail, to answer Charge
Of stealing horse from one Brasller,
living west Of town. The horse wae
not recovered, and the evidence il
entirely circumstantial against the
prisoner, though Of very strong
character. WI,
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Order Relieving GEN. NcClsnllan.
NEw YoRK, Nov 1.-The following 4

order relieving Gen. Mcclellan.
''cEsERAL OILERS No 1s2.
"WAR DfP'r. AM CEsERAL OtrIcr.)
WAsH'sGros. Nov. 5. 1869.
by direction Of the Presid4n, Of the Unites
States. i 10 ordered that Msjr General Nc.
Cleilsn be relieved from the CON msnd Of the
Army Of the Potomac. and that M.jor Gen.
ersl Burnside take the command Of the,
army.
by order Of the Secretary Of War.
"E. ID. TOWNSEND, A. c.
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AYERS
AgCe Cure,

1 roR THE SPEEDY cUEE or
intermittent Fever, or Ecyer and A-ue.
Reniittent Fever, Chiu Fever. n,m,
Ague. Periodical Headache, or Billion.
Headache. and Ei,ioas Fcyers. indeed
for the whole class Of siscnses or,-i-
\ nniins Ia hillary arrangement, caused
~ the Maiaria of miasma:ic countries.
no one remedy is louder called fr ~ ~.
necessities a the American people than ! s.ir.
and saie cure for Fever aid A44c. saeh
We .te now enahled 70 o.cr, with perf,c
certainty That Il viii eradicate the ssiseasc
anu "in assurance, founded IIorf, tla.
no harm can arise hon its use in lnv a,.au..
tity.
That which protects forr or rrcve,.., ~.
Disorder m'ist hc ~ immense setvic. \, rhe
communities where IL pfcvailS. p,~c M. 1.
oc,ter ihan cure, ior the patient e~vap.s tho
risk which hr mast rlln in violent attacks M
lhis baiciui di>tcml.tr. Til. ..cunE .xnei.
the nilasinaiic poison of FEynK And .Asrr
from the system gad prevents the dsvtl,.n-
ment OF the disease. il taken on the .irsf AZ
proach of H. preinonitury svmntom-. /, =
not only the best r1ncdv ever yet ,l;Seov,red
Tor this class OF complaints. hu, also ,ha
cheapest. The large quantity We supplv E,r
dollar brings II within the reach II every
"As anu ~ oailous districts, whore FEyFn
AsD Aeon prevails, every body should have II
and use il freely both for cure and t,ru,trtion-
Il y hoped this Isice will place il within tie
reach 81 all--shr po"r a. well as the rich.
great superiority "a this remedy over env
other ever discovered for The speedy ard cer-
tain cuIc of Internftents j.. thar II contains
no Ouinine or mineral, consequently Il pro-
inccs no quiiisin or other iniurinus .ft...ts I
whatever upon the constitution. These cured /
BY i are lcft hsalthy = il they Lad never
had the disease.
Fever and Ag1eis not alone the coy, sequence Il
= me mia>mafic poison. a great variety IL
disorders arise from il irritation. among which
lTe Neuralgia. Rheumatism. fsouf. IIeadarhe.
blindness. Ioctharhc. Earathc. Catarrh. Asth- N
m. Pa,pifafirm. Painful Affection of the I;
spleen. Mysteries. Pain III the Bowcl~. ,oiic.
'afalysis. and Dsrangcmcnt If the stomach
" q which. when originating IN this cause.
'ut on the intermittent tyIr. or bccon,e Yeri,sl-
cal. This :. GrHr" cxitlS thr iui,as. firm
nc blood, and consequently csrcs them an
Ike. II y an iayalualilr prutccsion "a imt,i
rants aud persons travelling or temporarily
siding IN the inalarisass Districts. /. txksa,
cca-innally or daily while exposcd ~ lie I'LL
sci'"r. thar viii b. cxsrclcsl frnm ne sr.t.n.
~ eilnn"t accumulate IN ~niiici,Et una,.f;sy
! iiEsl4 in'r a scssc. Iicsirr il i even r,or.
aitaYie tor protection than crrc. s4d fan MI:
vcT suffer ffufii Intrrsniffcnf- "a flscv uyrsi
itiis.iscs OF thc rFVtcstioH lis remedy AZ
'rds
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ITMr. Foote, Of the Valley View
Nurseries, has . large number Of lfuis
trees on delivery in town. Weyar
glad to see this encouragement Of
home enterprise, particularly = in
this case il augurs . good time com
ing, when plenty Of good fruit, and
consequently good health and good
nature will be prevalent,
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G7'Tn the States that have voted. The
Abolition prints have climbed down some
~hss. They rather sdmit that alI the people
who voted sgsinsl them ere not rebels. A
coed ,hrsshing hc;ps some peoples manners.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-11-15

1.-THE news from the armies tin
week is Of no great importance. In
accordance with the Presidents uni
form policy Of removing : General
every month, he has this week remov-
ed Mcclellan from the com mand Of
the Army Of Potomac, and substitu-
ted Burnside, and the grand army has
stopped in its rapid advance till the
new General can master the details Of
his command. In the West, Rose
Grams has advanced to Nashville, and
there are rumors that che rebels arc
concentrating at Murfrecsboro, with
the intention Of giving battle Our
feet has also captured several points
along the coast Of Texas.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

ION THE RAPID crnE or
Coughs, Colds. Influenza. IToarscncss.
Group, bronchitis, Incipicns ccnsump-
tion, and for the relief Of Ccnsnmplive
Patients in advanced stages Of the
disease.
So wide j. tho fcll or its usefulness aud 50 nsl-
merous are the eases Of irs cares, fl.At almost
every section of country al0unds ia persons pub
Etly known, who have tccn restored from alarns'r y
and even desperate discases Of the lungs bs lis
use. When once tried. IT, superiority over every
other mrCienc ~ It's Kind j. apparent % escape
observation. and uhsrc is virtues are known. tic
public no longer hesitate what antdotc 20 employ
for the distressing and dangerous affections Of the
pulmonary organs that are i-cident 20 climate
While many inferior remedies thrust upon the
community have failed and been discarded. this
has gained friends BY every trial, conferred benefits
on the afflicted they can never forget, and pro-
dured cures too numerous and too remarkable 20
be forgotten
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The State Sentinel ssys ths o. cisI ss,ussv
o. me recent election is shis Stale have bseu
received. Jsnes 3 A'hon. Democrssie ca.
d'ds'e Tor Secretary Of Stale, received ~.
~ votes. and WilIism A. PeeIe, Republi.
can. received 1886 Democratic m, jori,y
upon the Safe ticket 1891. Governor
Lance msjoriy over Hendricks In 1880 80
s.76o This shows . Democratic gals 10
TWO years Of 10 Isl votes
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. UFThe United States Assessor for
this county. Mr.. 6. W. DsBruler, =
busy at work assessing our citissus.
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SrArR TrcKEr THE vote for Aihon. .Dsa.
for Secretary Of State. u l27. TT: for Peslle.
Rep, lis, 1856 Democratic majority o,s5l.
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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-02
.uORITUARY.

DIED-At Washington, D. G, AARON
tEvERrse CLEMESr, aged 20 years. eldss,
son OF Charles P. and Martha W. Glenn
ent. Of. Coles county, Illinois. GS
This young man volunteered in the
S5th Illinois regiment, to go in defence
nf'cur. ieapitOIs asud' help to sustain the
hess., Government the sun ever shore on
But taking a heavy cold he soon mjs.aa
moro fCtmilaDls enemy. than ssOnewall
Jackson oreLre. His father. hearingrhe
was, not well. hastened op to Washington
oeyses him bnt fOund he was buried the
day before he feaehed there at the Sold
isrs' Hsaps Cemetery. 5TBSss who have
passed through similar trials can know
what were the feelings Of this heart
p stricken parent. Blu: "the Lord gave,
and the, Lord has taken away. Blessed
be e'the name Of The Lord" E.A. p
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War Gazette--.OGicial.
ORDER REspEcnsG PROVOST MARsHALs.

OkDhh hbSTbNllNu IhONOoE MAhohALos
WAsHIseToN, Sept. &c, '69.
3Thswars Department has issasd ih
following order respecting special Proves
Marshals; and defining their duties
Z Frst--There shall be Provost Mar
shal General of the War Department.
whose headquarters will be at Washing
ton, and who will have the Immediate
supervision, control and management o.
the corps.
Secona-TheIe W. bc appointed in
each State one or n special Provost
,Mar.hals, as necessity may require, who
will report to and receive instruction
aud orders from The Provost Marsha
General Of The War Department.
Third 1T will he the duty ottho Spe
cial Provost Marsbals 10 arrest all de
serters, whether Aregulars. volsn,eers. o.
militia. aud send them to the Iearss
military commander or military post
where Ibey eau ba cared for and sent to
their, respective regiments; to arrest, up
on the warrant oithe Judge Advocate. al
disloyal persons suhjsct to arrest under
the orders Of the War Department; to IN
qnrc into and report Reasonable practi
ces; seize stolen or embezzled property o.
the Government; detect s; los of the enc
my, and perform such olher duties al
may be enjoined upon them By the Wa,
Department, aod report all their proceed
inga promptly TO flhsS Rtovos, Marsha
General.
FourM-To eusbis special Proves
Marshals to discharge their duties eff
ciently, they are authorized to Gallon any
available military force Within their re.
spective districts, OF else to employ the
assistance of citizans, cons!ables, sheriifs
police officers. 80 far as may be necessary
under such regulations as may b. pre-.
scribed by the Provost Marshal Gems raj
of the War Department with the apptoval
Of the Secretary of War.
FyM-Necessary expenses incurred in
this service will be paid on duplicate bills
certified by the special Provost Marshas
stating The time and nature of the service,
after examination and approval 10y The
Provos! Marshal General. i,,,s.f.l
,gSirth--Ths compensation OF special
Proves, Marshals will be ~ dollars per
month, and actual travelling expenses and
postage will be refunded on bills certified
undar oath and annrnvad hy tba provosi
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-02

Tw6hty.seySs 'ThopeDd rio6ps Moving
Forward from WashiBgtOn---IIe eintzel.
man Prepared tO Check Rebel Retreat
iNEw YoRk, Sepiemberl30.- The Wash
lngtoh letter 20 ltfo Commercial, dated
the a9,h, states that $1,000 troops had
left the city, but whittier was not s'ated.
The Washington Star Of the S9,h. re-.
ports = reconnaissance toWariontOn Junc.
tion, without finding any signs Of the eOo.
my. lldopbts the, rumqrs that Lce is
max ing selipus ovtmenis ~ frcross. into
Maryland u II says 9o.Oeo tf6dpsi left
Washington last night in one direction,
and another body in another direction.
The Star says it is generally believed
here that jeff. Davis is about 10 ssnd 90, =
600 troops on forced marches across the
mountains 10 Wheeling, thence TO Pitts
burg and Cincinnati, then forming june.
ton with Bragg and Kirby Smith ihken
tucky. Wien Mcclellan crosses in large
forces into Virginia, the balance Of the
retel army willlfall BACK on Richmond. =
The Star intimates that Heintzelman is in
position TO intercept the latter movement
u miIdst ! n LidJCkgT III.
The Richmond Ekaminef1op the 25lh
says that Bragg With 10000 men is at
Glasgow Junction, and that Rousseau
has gone TO meet him.
The Norfolk Union regards the defeat
Of Bragg's army as certain, and says there
are 200, 900 FcderaIiroops between Nash.
vile and Louisville.
Surgeon General Moore reports the
number Of sick and!woanded received into
the Richmold hospitals since their organ
ization as 99,208; Of these 9,784 have
been discharged and 6,6O3 have died.
At Chimborazo hospital there wers 70.
ceivsd q. .895, whom 2,o33 have died.
Al Winter hospital the number received
was 2s,874, Of whom l.27l died. |.
.Ths whole number Of sick aud wounded
in the Petersburg hospitals was1lf.hO.
Here, as in Richmond, the smallest
number of deaths have occurred in The
hospitals superintendent by ladies.
The Sal, bill has passed the Virgins
Legislature.
"A bill passed ths, Confederate Congress
authurising The rstaty ~ the Treasury
t9 isspe copper coins of tie denpmin1tiqq
Of 5, ~ and 25 cents, to the amount OF
5000, 900 dollars, and Approprialing aOO,.
900 dollars TO carry tho ac. into effect.
q Aharmy officer Tor Suffolk reports this
afternoon all quiet in that neighborhood,
aadHysFhat pq hGpsdEtel attack from
the rebels is anticipated.
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5T9IEs7T.fFETEL

ETwe publish on on o our fourth page the
' Procliaation 0f tbe President, deUlafing,
! amdng other a'thinigss. that 90 the 1st Of
: January 1858, hs viii proclaim freedom
TO The oIslpxes in tie Istales orpor!ionsTot
Sta!es then in rebellion This Siatepa
per. thSl most mo&eAtSusiaits sffeots Of
any ever issued BY any executive Of the
nation, viii be read with profound inter.
est, Il Is fraught with the most stupen-
dOuscoqpqusnges. dts sulislforgood
or evil are beyond conception. I. inaug.
'Fatss'a new era not only in the history
of the republic, but ID the history Of The
rKOsla4 sIftbeAt~ sboald, 10 prolonged
beyond the 1s. oigsuuery.la 1858, and the
proclamation should be issued end lhs
rebellion should, afterwards b crushed
human bondage issioreEsr ended on, the
American contipepts The, burden of this
,stnpendous result is widely cast upon the
rsbels themselves T. !. If they lay down
their arms oil is we'll. If they persist in
their s6orsse to, destroy the Go ysrnment,
their cherished inssisssioD gene,
~" d
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-02

,gss II Col Trump have any principles they
are Wing principles. He, has been all
: his lie and now is high tur4 man, a
United States Bank man. all internal i'm.
provement man--in favor Of all the meas.
ures Of the old Wing party. and partiou-
larly in favor Of extending the period oi
naturalization to 81 years; against alltbe
measures Of the Democratic. party, and
particularly tile Joreig" influence Of the
country, and has the presumtion to ex.
peOt this class Of citizens, whom he has
fought and prescribed to vote for him for
Common Pleas Judge for the single rea-
son that he is opposed to the war. -
Col Trump Eeld up his right hand
and swors an oath THAT HE WOULD NEVER
3oTE FOR 4 CATHOLIC FOR OFFICE. From
tha. day to this be has never voted for a
Catholic and andfTws fTs DO net bbslisyrs-hs ever
will. lfhe does be is 9 ,perjured. man
bu. be now asks Catholics to vote for
. hSgS,l I,s ftisr sEHI1qsp bnn yTatbbHs
. hAohs b. 49,. r.A ~ g... (
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6LK4 MAhesH!
'"'' 1,Fresnieh 10 me liscse...e I (. !.

Frccnlcn 10 the Rcsc@c.
70 NAN. 20 ---4 La ,e1dtL ~ fffj
Tiara EilIbe a oeotiugnfSlilvlb iavo
}asieOrousPfo 'ecusion Of the war iotslh'
Suppression ot the REBELLION and FsstOta
ito, ofAbe Uaiia addressed by,so os,.s
Hon CAREY A. TBIABLE spd JOE
E. STEVENSON, Esq At The fo.lqRine
timrs snd places s:k.,.r~
te5'clock p. NJ, (sor the t@knsi,ips oI
Walnut. Pleasant anil Richiant a'''1'''
Consmiaes--0, p Landon NV Pearse,
and John Gill. "a, 4ag al49 r,a.af -
Richland-Dr Nourse, ! w Vansant,
and M1!og2BaHsy ayoysluUN
Pleasant David K elixir, James Ewiag
and John NJ AshbrOSk. Al Rasbyille in
a! evening. mn g. army '|"'
At Bremsn. Friday. ool. 81, ate p M,
tn RusKyille apd Byrue0 GOc/U +.
Committec- Rushcreek, Simon Beery
Tand DR. Evans. r.q l,sr- ,aissil.is ~ .
Berne..7sep'I jackson. EN- Besrr. and
k@777. Bsn'on, Az Sugar Grove N the
eVering. b,a,r ard X. go, Cd, ,,,5
sAtBahimOrs, on Saturday, lQct4th,
at9 Pm, for the townships OfiLibsrty.
Greenfield and yiolst.T ~. n :
Committes-Liberly, A. J. Shrader. A
7 Mason and A L Simmons. I
Gfeenfeld-E N Winter, Ezra Rade.
baugh and Sam'I Coffman.
Violdt-Wm Curtis. A! Carroll in the
evening. ~
At Oakland, for the towashi2s6f A.
manda. tlearcreek and Madison on Mon,
day. Oct. 9th, at Pm.
AT Lancaster in the evening.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-02
fgA. r. Miller, ESQ. Of iho Chilli

4" 4. EgA. r. Miller. Esq, otIhc Chilli
coihs Gazette. win canvass with Hon Ca.
'iey A. Tfimblsh portion 0fthis COUNTY.
q He, will address the people az. New, Salem,
Rushvills. Bremen, Sugar Grove and
Baltimore, Of times Aanoupced in posters.
Mr.. Miller is a vigorous. earnest and
accomplished speaker, Evsrybody,shou ID
hear him. et,,att ,s'lo'sToto 50 7oo (
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-02

as, GEN. NELSON SHoT.--On Monday last
Gen. Nelson was shot in the Gait House.
al Louisville, KY, BY Gen jeff @. Davis,
ofIndiana., Nelson grossly insulled Da
.sis--sl.pping him twice in The face,
wheyeapon Davis borrowed 9 pistol from
a friend and shot him through the heart
from the effects Of which Nelson died in
abo ut half an hour. Nelson was brave
maS az and good General but tyrauical and
insulting towards his subordinates in
command. In death he has paid the
penalty ofinsolsnce. !" a,.-lre7,i .'. +