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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-05-27
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The President of the United States has
seized all the Rail Roads in the United
States, for military purposes and the
Governor of Pennsylvania has called up
on all the militia of the State TO he in
readiness 10 march without delay, at the
call of the President, to Washington
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-05-27
GENENAL NEWS ITEMS,

John Drew, the well-known comedian
and delineator of Irish character, died at
ut his residence in the City of Philadel-
phia on Wednesday afternoon. He was
born in Ireland, Sept 8, 1926, and came
to this country before he was twenty-one
years of age. Having Il taste for the
drama as well as an aptitude for the stage,
he prepard himself duly, and made his
debut at the Old Bowery Theatre in New
York city, in 1915. Since that time his
success was of the most llattcring kind,--
For number of years he, conjointy with
Mr.. VIM. Wheatley, was lessee of the
Archastreet Theatre, in Philadelphia. 80
He concluded an engagement of one
hundred and one nights at that house,
under the lessecship of Mrs John Drew
last Friday night. He was making pre-.
parations to go to Europe, and was to be
the subject Of a complimentary entertain.
ment previous TO his departure, when the
unhappy accident which occasioned hi,
death occurred. While walking acros,
the floor with his child in his arms on
Tuesday evening, his foot caught in the
carpet and he fell, his head striking thu
wall. He Immediately went into convu
sions and expired at A o'clock on Wed
nesday afternoon lie had performed il
California, Australia, and in Europe witt
great success. His death is decided
loss to the American stage.
The Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
has rendered a decision pronouncing un
constitutional, and, therefore, null an,
void, the act authorizing the army vote
This decision was given in two difieren
cases, one of which was the case of maj
arrested and imprisoned for illegally votin,
in the army for Philadelphia municipa
officers, and the other was the Luzern
county case.
The tug Zouape exploded her boiler c
Lake st. Clair, on Sunday morning, kill
ing Capt NJ Whee, Second Enginee
Wm A. Deroner, John Burial, the cool
and one of the liremen, The boat is
total loss.
The Connecticut Legislature has It
elected Hon. James Dixon to the Unite
States Senate.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-05-27
Important from the Army of
the Shenandoah.
SrRAsBuRG, Va, May

STRAsBuRG, Va, May "a.
Hon. Il. NJ. STANTON, Secretary Of War
Colonel Kenleps command Of infantry and
cavalry has been driven from Front Royal
with considerable loss in killed, wounded
and prisoners. Among the wounded and
prisoners is Colonel Henley. The Rebel
force was estimated at from 5000 to 5000. II
it reported as having fallen back on Front
Royal, and probably occupies that place this
morning
(signedJ N. P. BANKS, Majer- General,
OFFICIAL DESPATCH FROM GEN,
BANKS.
IIEADQuARTERs, MARTNsRURG,
May 26, 2.40 p. Nj.
To the Hon. h. NJ. STANTON, Secretary Of
War: The Rebels attacked us this morn
ing at day-break, in great force. Their
number was estimated at $4,000, consisting
of Ewell's and Jackson's divisions. The fire
of the pickets began with daylight and was
followed by artillery until the lines were full
ly under fire on both sides.
The left wing stood firmly, holding its
ground we'll, and the right did the same for
time, when two regiments broke the lines
under the first of thS ehemy. The right
wing fell back and was ordered to withdraw,
and the troops passed through the town in
considerable confusion. They were quickly
reformed on the other side and continued
their march in good order to Martinsburg,
where they arrived at 2'40 p. NJ, distance
of % miles.
Our trains are in advance. and will cross
the river in safety
Our entire force engaged was less than
four thousand, consisting of Gordon's and
Donnelys Brigades, with two regiments Of
cavalry under General Hutch, and two bat
tories of artillery
Our loss is considerable, as was that OF
the enemy, but cannot now be stated.
We were reinforced by the Tenth Maine,
which did good service, and regiment Of
cavalry.
(Signed) n. p. BANKS,
Major-General Commanding.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-05-27
MARRIED.

PALMER--HAWKINS.-In this city, on
the goth inst. by the Rev. James s. Dick
erson, JAMES p. PALMER to ANNIE Il. HAw-
KINs, both of this city.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-05-27
DIED

TOWNSEND.-0n Monday the Goth inst,
RicHARD WRIGHr TOWNSEND, infant son Of
Major Israel Townsend.
WALTER.-0n Sunday evening, 25th inst,
lDA, infant daughter of George H. and
Anna Q. Walter.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-05-27

The speech of Hon. GEORGE P. FISHER
on the prohibition of slavery will be
found in to days paper, Its national,
conservative and patriotic tone will com
mend its gifted author TO the favor of
every true and loyal man in Delaware.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-05-27

The Rebel forces is like first rate mail il runs
regularly every day Of the week-sundays not
excepted.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-03-20
certainty known, but It must have been

certainly known, but it must have been
Before our troops reached lhis last
work they encountered another, which
was deserted before they came up. 1t
was in front Of this lastfortifcation that
oul greatest loss was sustained. The
force sof the rebels is supposed to have
heen about 5000. We captured num-
ben of prisoners. including Cox Avery,
who Gu ufsed his soldiers as cowards. s
Just as The battle Terminated The fog
lifted aud enabled our gunboais, which
had been waiting for an opportunity TO
par.icipats iu1 the tight 70 come up The
river, and our troops we're furnished with
means Of transportation across the Trenl
to Newbrrn,
Thsareb0ls attSmptodto FIRE the town
in their retreat. but were prevented by
.bs citizens, who distinguished the flames
IS fast as they, were started by the sol
diers, ..t ,...r.t,,,,g
& None of louq Generals or staff Officer.
were killed or wounded. We captured
from thirty 20 Il ty cannon 'o fior -
| The officers ofths rebels, lert their bag
gage behind, and the. men threw away
everything ..Higds2L i0 go
The fght terminated at 3 7. NJ. on Fri
day. when our troops remained masters .
Ithe field.oh 1871 s''"'
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Gen.5 LeCiciinD'sa Address 70 bis
-cr Hp1r - ati Soldiers: ge.a Nal'9i
THE CAUSE or PAST INACTIVITY,

HEApauARTERs Amy OF TIE PoTo-
MAC, FAIRFAX G, H., March l4J
S5laiers ofMe ,Army Of the Potomac:
For long time ! have kept you inac,
tive, but not without a purpose. You
were to be disciplined, atmet and instrqc,
ted, The formidable artillery you now
have had 10 be created. Other armies
we're to move to accomplish certain re;
suits. have held you back lbat you
might give the death blow to the rebellion
which has distracted this once happy
country, Tho patience you have shown,
and your copfdynpe in yOur General are
worth dozen victories, These prClimjpj
airy results are now accomplished, ! feel
that the patient labors Of many, months
have produced, their fruits. m sa,t
The Amy Of the Potomac is now a
real army, magnificent in material, admil
rable IN discipline aud instruction. and
excollenlly equipped aud armed. Your
commanders are all that | could wish.
The moment for action has arrived, and
know that can trust in you TO save ouI
country. AS I ride through your ranks,
| sec ia your faces the sure prestige q
victory, | feel lha. you will do whatever
| ask Of you. The period Of inaction has
passed. I will bling you now face to face
with the rebels, and only pray that God
may defend tie right. In whatever di
roction ] may move however strange my
actions may appear to yous aver bear il
mind that my l9le is linked with yoars
aud that all | d. is to bring you where
know you wish 10 be--an the decisive
battlefield, o i is my business to,plac'
you there, am TO watch oyer you las.
parent over his, children, and you knoy
that your General loves you from Ibc bot
TOM Of his heart. ltshall bet my care, a
1t has ever been 10 gam success with tn
least possible loss, but, l know 'hatif it i
necessary you will willingly follow nue. I
our graves for our righteous cause. Gs
smiles upon u; yicloiy attends usi yet
would not have you think that our aim
TO be obtained without o manly Struggle
will not disguise it from you that 50
have brave foes to, encounter, ,loemeu we
worthy Of the steel which,y will use
well. ! shall demand from you grc'
and heroic, exertiOus; rapid and long MAJ
ehes; desperate Gombats; priyaiions, W
will share Pll these together. aud whe
this sad war is oyer, will all return 70 ov
homes and feel that we can ask no highs
hOner Than the proud consciousness tn
we belonged to the Army jofthe Potom'
lSisnedl rGEo. b. MeCLFLtLAN,
&. s7.,S Major general Commandlng,'a
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F From the ist o. v. Cavalry,
CAMP NEAR NASHVILLE, Tenn,
h March 10, 1862.

ggt.. -....4 .fa# 10, MaVCu ~, IeV%' J.
MEssRs, EDs.--As it is seldom you
hchr from the crack n giment, / have
concluded to write you dagain. &. .'t''
We started from Portland, five miles
below Louisville on the 2alh Of Feb for
this place. and reached i. after seven days
travel Coming down the Ohio we made
good time, but when we got 10 the Cum
herland, it was so high and swift that the
Steamers could olmake more than 1--WE
miles an hour. We passed several small
FORTS aloug the riyer, but Fort Donelson
beats them all. We reached Fort Dom
4lson about 10 A. NJ, on Tuesday. 1t is
built on rolling hill and commands the
river for more than two miles either way.
The guos are all as they we're left. 1t
was an awful sight in the Fort; shotguns,
horse pistols, old clothes, &C., were lay
ing around ID abundance. They had log
bouses we'll covered and everything COM
Portable for winter. but they slipped up
on lheir arrangements. " We landed al
Nashville on Friday and matched straight
to camp, We are csmpcd abou: one
mile from where the rebels were campedt
and one mile south of For. Beluregard
Everything looks as il an army ofyninety
thousand imps had camped here Tor
century. The Railroad bridge and also
the large suspension bridge across the
Cumbe Hand are totally des royed. There
is scarcely any busines done at allin the
cisy--only a few stores open. lwiIlgiye
you list OF ptioas they ask for Some
things:. att rG A... Iv.1. F.11 ilt
Sugar 3 lbs. foY 81 co. Tea lb. foi
So 90; CoGA ID. for 81 80; Wood pei
cord $l2 90; Whiskey not to be had a
any price; Boots 6ne, $40 90, coarse $lb
90 to Sl8.0o; ,Molases $3.50 per gallon
Batter 6ocis per ID; Flour sl3 90 pc
barrel, and everything else sells the same
No more this time. p. a4 10
so i. Yours Respectfully. .a
-.o- % tnu ~ a. TN.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-03-20

Our mon have captured enough pro-
visions here to supply the army here for
six mOnihs Our force here is now over
100000, aud still they come. ~ isa
grand sight to seeso many soldiers TO-
gether. 1t locke like nothing an The
world could stop such an army; andA
will say in plain words that Jett DAVIS
cannot stop US. We are going 70 drive i've tn the
EsSoundrels down to the Gdlf'o Mexico
before wvstop. We are the boys that
can do ity gsYHsErtN NSi
The Fist Ohio Regiments hero they
are encamped about four miles from US
| | have seen soma Of the boys, among
them Harry Conner.
l had to lough yesterday as we march
eG through towa. at the women making
all kinds offaces at US, The boys would
laugh at them ard ask them where Old
Jeft's boys were, sqd tell item that we
were Old Abe,s boys, and that We gAre
hurting them, &c.a s's.-t> aai lu 10
Illis reported that the Secesh are A
miles from here, and strongly fortified
but | am inclined to disbelievs it'll thmA
they are rnnning yet am enjoying ex
cellent health. Weaare about to be pait
off and / must close by sending my.loV'
to ali. Your aficctonate Son, ae''
9sn ysi' f1o'aE '" A. E. F.
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peace and 'thccouutry- prosperous. WIRE
The ever to be lamentsd, Howell Cobb IA
democrat Of the strictest sect be it re-
was Secretary of the Treasu-
~ the anancisl pondi,ioaF Of the country
wes most prosperous. The people had
no acknowledgements taxes" tOlPay! Look at
the condition Of things TO day, The
country Hundreds Of millions in debt
with fair prospect Of hundreds otmil-
lions more. "Fsxation has become oner.
Gus and burdensomp;" the price of butter
and eggs" has be Gu ruinOusly reduced
Glands have Deprecated" labor has 'al
leu of and 'lhis too with but twelve
months Or R"puti;cah rule"
While the fleet, drxterous and honest
Floyd was Seoretaryof Msr-'hs ''Netiop
was at peace abhome and abroad" ThOro.
was none of this .'outoiy and damnab'e
strife between bfotheis." There was
no army of abolitiodis,ss overrunniug the
0OulNy S% 'pS,''",s y, ~ NY ,ona;,;o. sgJ -
ptt''"' W." 'SVs So = '"' o0"'" " ~. y,
M, h., ,ny Il y, o5snd. 3
=" @Ig3 xiT,IY..I.., !,
,,'.r - ASo r;hoo,n
" ss1'!ssS,t",tt" ,,9|siisf y
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-03-20

Samuel Grim, Of The State or California, win take.
notice that William Whiineysof the county of Fatr-
hed and State of Ohio, on the 4h day of March, Ard
1869, Hied his petition In the Courtof Common Plens
IN and said comfy Of ofFaraed and StHt5 of Ohib,
against Fran Julian and eaid Samuel Crim The 0bieaE
hundred and afiy-o,Ehi dOllap (s1ss pe) jhen, ate
and payable with nlE3 per cent Interest thereon from
The i9thOf FcbruaryA. d. IB6eto said William Whit
two certain promissory notes given by the said Bran
JullanandSnuuel Grim, dated February 18th A. d.
lsi payable one day after date, one for tho snm ef
for the Of $25i 0Onade payable 40 tho ordsrof
Julia y. Whitney and. by her Indorsed to the said
William Whthey. ARd the said Samuel Grim isho-
tned that he is required 10 appear and answer Said
petition fore the third Saturday ateE the 10Th
day or ApAl, ID. 1900. o1Hl 1a1 = ta1dR
Dated this 9th day Of March A. u. 1862, VI lr
HUNTER 4 DAUGHERTY,
Bw5OpfS35 50 ljGt AttOrhoy - for PiainiiB
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.Ndb4hGR.

NEARY NJ. Spencer aud Eli A., Spencer, of tho
lvN city Of Madison, andH State OF WisconsIni and
Jehn NJ, ,McAyoy, oflhe city Of ofKalamazoo,anas State
OF Michigan, will tako notice that Thomas Whitaker
Administrator OF the aks,ate Of Thomas 2. Gin, de-
ceased, tho l3th day olFepruaFy, Ds 1869 ,nied
his Petiionih the Probate Court, within and forthv
County ofFairhed and State Of Ohio, alleEing hpt
the personal estate said decepegt inslhiclenl 70
estate, that he died seIEed in fee simple Of Io
lowing ribed real estRLe situate ~ said County,
io-wi: The North East qnarter % section one W
Township sixteen l9I and RangS kIghtesp s.eI o.
lands djrectcdlo be sold al chiliieohe exeeptslxv
sold al the Rast side ofaaid quarter section
and leaving one hundred acres moro or less. that
Martha Gill, "A widow Of tatddesedenl, Is entiIled 70
Dover m said premises, aud that George uiil Us nIS
heir aIiaw, hodsthe estate there'
IN, ~ 4 .l-ft !, u, , =, 49,. -. ~
Dow6r 10 taid Martha Gin; the adjustment deter
mutation Of ihc validity and priority of Hens And or
saie OF Haid premises subject TO such dover esAte
Tnrthe nayent of tho d6btS and charges Aforesaid
said Peii.ion will be for ring on the 2ls, dayol
March A. u, 1867, at 10 o'clock a. NJ, or as soon
lfhereafter ~ counsel can be heanl. sN Ea4it,9 ~
- r,. THOMAS WHfTAkkK, Adm'E.
| .at e1j ~ -iIT ofrhomasT 4. Giil, deed.
| Lancaster, Feb. goth, 1869 ,-4w-4s PISS w
| llvNIER & OAuohtRry .1uys'
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dEN FRENoNrs COMMAND.

WAsnINeToN, March 17.--Gsn. Ere
mont has had au interview lwilh'the 4Rres-
ident aud the Secretary of War. HOW'LL
press his affairs(or promptly starting for
his Department HiG statf will, therefore.
be determined ,aI IAN early day. His
headquarters will bc in the Geld. 1Col,
Shauks OF the House Of Representatives,
will accompany hiniD as sOOnas hissdutiea
will permit. v aS atsf myD, jNYsa ylil2d
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-03-20
0H@TNN
MARRIED..

On the i6th inst :, by Rev, Thos. Drake
Dr, GEoRGE K. NlILIER. and Mrs. PHEDE
CoNRoy, both of this city. N@
With the above notice came a boqnti-
ful supply Of cake and wine, ior which the
bride and groom will please accept our
thanks. The cake was excellent shd the
vine the best calawba. Long and happy
may they live, N. y. La .a.,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-03-20
CHEAP FURNITURE.

Those who wish % purchass BsdsteASs.
or Chairs, Of various styles. cab save
money by calling at the south wing Of
shaeGtrsi corner, opposite the Market
Housed Everylhing sold there, will be
war; altel to be Of the best materials and
workmanship. H. SOoTT, Agt.
"a RI 9.sss l,ss.sts-.ssg .zs'ss ~, fss7s
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washington News aud Gossip in New

washington News aud Gossip in New
.fp l-.si .s.saS .5 York.sJ Of Dag rfq ypc'
WASHINGTON, March Is "A cavalry
Reconnaissance, under Gen. Stoneman,
made a lhorough examination Of lhs coun-
uy for a distance Of % miles in a straight
line. No, armed rebels Were seen. e 1t
was proved that tho reS el retreat was o
perfect out. Our troops are engaged in
securing valuable property Lett bYathe
rebels a, Dumfleos. 1t is said to be i'm
meuse, consisting Of ammuniion,i tents,
&o,l yall ,as..asa.. as adl ,5i gitEJi
"a MeClellan's proclamation sexcites the
enthusiasm Of the army. and is applaud
cd by tho people. se ig'a.t as2l
~ Important and conclusive information
has, beqn received here of the late rebel
strength at Manassas and Centeville. ii
comes from four men lately employed OIL
the railroad from Manassas who deserted
and came to our lines. Trey assert that
up to Friday week the rebel force at and
near Manassas was ftom 80 900 to 100000
$4,000 were between Manassas and
tAcquia creek, 12 600 at Winchester, Lees.
bul z, etc, all could have been concentrs.
ted at Manassas at o days notice. The
rebels never talked OF evacuating till the
fall of Donelson, when i! was freely said
they would have to retreat when McGlell-
an advanced. bs 4st,,. Gn y, .rr
/, The grave Of Col. Cameron is said to
have been foundat Bull Run, The body
has been sent to Harrisburg ,o .ffs
AT station twelve miles from MaDas-
sss 70 found 6ty,two freight cars loaded
with commissary stores worth S20.00Q;
~ The enemy had kindIed fre under
them, butihsy failed to burn, The rebels
burned Warrington Station, l4m'les from
Manassas. Alsoa hetsland several dwell
ings there. Yesterday o party started
from Quantico Greek and occupied Dunn
tries, which, had been occupied by troops
from Texas. Alabama and South Carolina
under. Wigfall. ne ead i;
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-03-20

EF General Andy johnson aud Hon.
Emerson Etheridgs arrived at Nashville
on the nigh. Of the lsh inst. johnson
knows the Secessionists out there, and
will teach them lesson thcy did. not
seem likely to learn under General Blu
ellis mild treatment.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-03-20
GEYERAL DRDrl1ry.-We would advise


GENERAL DEBrLrrY.-We would advise
all who. may be afflicted with. General De-
bility. u try MyLean's Strengthening
Cordial. 1t is rerSl6nly q falaabte reme-
dy; many Of our tfiendsA have tried it, and
they recommend il very highly as Tonic
aud Alternative. II is very pleasant to
giESStrt, 1D ,GosnifS hesqhSItl ID ldybhsjn
his supplies. should be sure to taEesome
Of this CordiqtT~ II seiis-rspidly, beyond
ths most i3a6guiSsS sspfec.atiopbI ofthe
proprietor, One day Jast week he sold
every bottle he, had on hand. Now with
increased facilltess lie ,s able to supply all
dsmauts. % See the advertise mentihl an
other c6Idmn.t ~ esDEs aisl t~IisS
HFFkefoliowiSe inss ws rs arfansesii ID memory
of wiuLrAk j. Bra Sn,( wlla diedin Ksniuek ~ and
sang at his funeral by tho Rev. 7. Dtake Pdbllshsa
by request oftbe friends: .-f,,S S,3,.,s s8s,.lt;
Alas for thee. William, so quietly sleeping
Alas for the hearts ard the home Of Thy love-.
God copfOrlthe mo4ners dispallpgly weeping,
Sustain aud protect ellhcm,, 0 Father above.
Our prayer for the hearts that arc iopeessly bseak-
.H-ir ,ing;i4s I. LANA, .ti,,.t. Z,
In sadness we Offer them sympathy, . tears,, esa
Hestteps the deep slumber that knows no awaking,
40 No more earthly trouble nor anguish offest,.
| soyou.h6ll, 50 noble, was he In the army
i Brave soldier, ali, mournful Indeed was th DOOM
A brother by thee, the friend and tho stranger,
A dark cloud Of sorrow o'ershadow tthy home,
| II -, ~, ~. =, = = =. Il y. 4 4. ,tl 4 ~
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MAsivILLE, TENN, I
March 9th, 1859. Al

'hf..Nf hh0IOu
on Dear .Aotsr -4EagAin seat myself'to
write you few lines, to letyou know cf
our whereabouts! Little did think ten
days ago when I I'wroo you last at Baids'
town, that we would be ia Nashville this
soon. will give you brief, sketch OF
our march aud ride on tho steamboats,.
DC, &o. ''@'4l z
We left Bardstown apd marched TO
Louisville in two days, 40 miles, and there
we took the Steamboat aud went down the
Ohio river TO Smihlapd, and, from there
We went up the Cumberland to Nashville,
where We are now. We had a pleasant
trip on tho river, saw things / never
expected to see, Isaw,t the bloody battle
ground at Fort Donelson. I don't see
how our men ever conquered the rebels
at this place7-it wa. one solid inttsnoh,
ment: bat II was our Gunboats that play
ed the devil with them al the way from,
the Fork TO Nashville They had small
Forts, butas our guubOats advanced, they
all fed leaving their cannon aud all, snt
scampered further down into dixie :,
Gov. Harris had to fly from his Capi
tol as did Gov. Jackson Of Mo-, and i
won't be long before JEFF Davis will b
compelled TO Geek for refuge, for we thin
The backbone Of REBELLION is broken !,
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Spletial Notites.

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Doctor Leland's Anti Rheumatic Band ia the only
known remedy for Rbeh RlatiSn, Gnn, and Neuralgia
and the pernictods efeets or btercL' and II is with
The greatest satisfaction, to its that we eaA
the attention ofour rcaders 10 the ad,t 'isemsnt In
another column of our paper, of ihe :. seuna,to
Band-2ml4. ~
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-03-20

ET The wen known publisher of DR..
X ane's works, has offered Parson Brown.
low TEN Thousand dollars for the copy
right Of his proposed book, giving an 40
count Of his suferings. ~
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DESPERATE AND PRoTRACT ED
..a.lttF| .,lts FIGIITi 91'rJ" a' ~
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80 an Oh. -.
(tHARiTY LODGE, No.7, meets every Monda1
HocKHoGKiSG EScAMPMESf, No %, mesta
'dand 4ih Thursday EvcnIngin each month.
Lancaster april l2, l660-2ti NJ. ag