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Treasure Brought to New York, y,

NEw YORK, Sept e3.-The Evening Post of
night has the following remarkable para
graph: ''The people Of Philadelphia, spite OF
the alleged 'absurdity of the proceeding, are
by no means sure that their city will not be in
vaded by the advancing hordes of rebels. Last
night many OF the capitalists brought or sent
their treasure III specie and paper 10 this city
for safe keeping.
"Mr. Henry ID. Moore, the State Treas urer Of
Pennsylvania, is now here. He brings with
him valuable State and city archives from
Philadelphia and Harrisburg, and bonds and
treasure. Thus, while there is no panic In
Pennsylyania, The people there are eyideauy
guarding against the worst contingencies
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QUERY,

QUERY.
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Gis VOrh1
Because er1iEent chemists say so
Because II contains no esustic eonnopnIsr
because IL wears longer than any other!
Because II Operates utSid,ltaueoKSly,
Because il does not stain the skinl
Because II nourishes and strengthens the hair
Because it cOrrects the bad effects of other dy.s'
Because Us presence cannot te detected!
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Price 81, $50 and SIS per box, according to
size. No. I.
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Is invaluable with his Dye rs il imparts she utmost
sOftpess the most beautiful gloss, and great vitality
10 she hair.
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Rebel Movem cnts i'm Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE Sept. ia gentleman from
Ei;,I. ktOrt arrived here to-day, and Saws that
rCCps had moved some distance frsm the town
Reliable Information received says General
Bragg - now 49, Tompkins vile.
I" trfscr,crs from Bucknrr's army say hat
Erckner vas n Sl'aTt3. Tennessee on Sunday
last, wan 1900 men, and was marching TO-
wards h n:Ulky.
Captain Morris has returned from z scout
.Bg expedition, and reports 500 reb~l cavalry ~
Newcastle. They have captured The telegraph
operator =! EIlIHcECG, and threaten 10 hang him
nless lie gives rhcm his instrument.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
BACHELOR ; HAIR DYE,
The best ad the World.

Ibe best aIi The World.
William a Batehelor's celebrated Hair DYE pro-
duces color not TO be distinguished from nature
warranted not TO injure the Hair III the east; rem
edes she i'll effects OF bad dyes and invigoraces the
Hair for life. Grey, Red or RRs,y Huir instantly
turns splendid Black or Brown leaving the Hair
soft and heaatifUl Sold 10y all Druggists dc.
~ The Genuine As signed WILLIAM A. BATOuE-
LOR, On the JOtr sjdzS Of zach JOr
Factory, No 81 Barclay St Ne,r York
Ii = ly Late 233 Broadway and I6 Bond st)
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Indian Ooutrares,n Minnesota.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Sept. li.-Four persons
Were killed by the Indians near Mankato
while thr.shing wheat within a mile OF COM
pany of troops. The Indians took the horses
from the threshing nachin and left before the
troops could reach reach them. These bold
exploits Will prevent the farmers from return
ing 10 their crops. Two Chippewa chiefs of
Wisconsin tender their services 10 Governor
Ramsay 10 fight the Sioux. II is well known
that these two tribes have long been at war
with each other.
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From tiHcinuati-The Militia Tor the De.
f.Mse Of the cltv no longer meeded.

CISCTSSATI, Sept. l3.-tiOy. Tod has ordered
home lie militia here for ;he dcfense o: the
hcrCer. The troops returned 10 tlIc city his az
'sTEcon- 1elr services being no longer required
In Kentucky, III" force OF regular sTCOpS there
ssinS sufficient for any emergency. The streets
were h-Cnsed with people ~ welcome them
homo.
The Iebels are reported at Walton, 20 miles
SSuib. IL i reported Tonight hat Charleston,
Virginia, has been evacuated and burned by
cur Teop-. who are falling back towards the
&LII O
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GREAT PENNSTLVASTA ROrTE ria BqIin,5yr auJ
HARRISBURG 70 The North and IVtvt-Two train, Ta
Washington daily and one on Sunfay-quick time
lCs fare and sure connections. Soldiers tick =, sold
through at Government rates. For tickets and frr-
ther information sPply ~ the Office of Great Penn
Sylygnia Route. non .heast corner oi peuus ylyar,
avenue aud Sixth II. Washington Office Opn n f.0III
II. IN. until p IN; on Sundays from to p. IN
AZ IL Iy Il. q. NOEIOS Agent
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MEssAs. A II HALL & CO. have removed tncir
stock of India Rubber Goods from their branch
store. Pennsylvania avenue back 10 boston
during the "ul!ner, where they Will be pes- 4 10
receive orders 10y telegraph matt for -ny ant all
ot the various articles made from India Rubber or
Gutta Pcrcha. Orders viii be forwarded by any
express company lightning train. and arrive in
tweIty four h"urf CtstPr 20 citizens than they
could be sold here. Send on your orders ami haya
them allied &t manufacturer price, at Mr-,rs VI
a. Hall Co. : warehouse. tWhare they ha,. tn.
tdTgeSt assortment Of India Rubber Goods in rDc
NV.
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Arrest of a Supposed Spy.

HARRIsBURG, Sept. 13.-Last night man
named Glassmith was arrested at Dauphin
and brought 10 this city. He is supposed 10 be
a spy. His baggage was detained at Baltimore
subject 10 a search. He seemed 10 be much
alarmed at the detention and search of his bag
gage. He was committed 10 prison to await an
investigation.
Five rebel soldiers were captured by the SOL
diers IL the vicinity of Chambersburg and COM
mitted TO prison. They We're sent 10 tho city
handculfed to-day, by order of the sheriff, Tor
safe ketpinp
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Arrival Of sIu>k cts

NJ" YORK, Sept. l3.-The United States
steam transport United States Knapn. arrived
'o-aay from Washington, ID. G. in tortv honrs.
WIN eNVU mHsketsi lth INST, in the p,,ouac
uNer, passed steamers OoAnecucpt Jobn
Brooks and State Of Name, all bound 10 NJ
Va W A>S !"
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From Fortres, Monroe

EoRrREs5 MONROE, Sept. n-One hundred
ana eleven prisoners were sent 10 Aikanis
Landing 10 wait for exchange. A Sufficient
number Of Steamers have gone up under the
nag cf truce 10 bring down The six thousand
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FRANKLIN 4 CO.,
Opticians

244 PBSRsYLyASIA AVENUE,
tnoyth side,) between 18th and 18th sts.
sPKCTACLEs with genuine Brazilian Pebbles,
.eienti6ealy suited TO The particular condition Of
The visual organs. MILITARY FIELD GLASSES,
with the finest As6EQpatic Lenses, for day and
night; MlCROsCOPEs, single and compound.
SPEhA GP I'm GL as BS sTERHOSG0PES and VIEWS,
PARQnETERS, THERMOMETERS, AATHE-
hAfkAL and SURVEYORs' INSTRUMENTS,
NhPASSES &c, &e., st the loweet Northern
pfrss, sbeiesais and retail y9 sou
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psath Of Senator Thomson, Of New jersey.
TRENToS, Sept l3-Hon. John X. Thompson,
Onited STATE. Senator, died AT his residence Ia
.trinceton, 1T an early hour after midnight His
sMoal sern wGuio have expired de tsh Of
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THE LATEST.

WASHINGTON, Sept. H.-That Il battIe has
seen progressing III The direction of Harper's
Ferry seems beyond question. Both on the
Virginia and Nary land sIdeS OF the Potomac
heavy firing has Deen heard all day, " in but
htsie lntrrlnIs>IOn. The reports We're audible
TWO m les from this ciIy.
Inc news thus f;Ur received through private
source gives promise OF adVansageou- results
20 th' Ihrn cause and has accordingly Clated
he splrits OF all loyal men.
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TIE AylslON OF MARYLAND.

rHE LhrhL r,NcrArroS OF fR.o,u, &
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ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION NP GENERALS
MCCLELLAN AND BURNSIDE
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UctUPArlOE ny GIN. ACCLEILI&
REBELS pSS sRTIEG my rARYEk&p
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FIGHT IL THE STREETS cF FREDERICK.
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CCLLECToR;S OFFICE,

COLLECTORS OFFICE.
- WtSWNGT0S d. C. August y. 1852
NOTICE TO IAN PA YERS-The taxes for
l2 have been fixed al seventy iiYe cents the one
hundred dollars. 4 diecoUnt of atten per cent is
allowed under the law until the last day of SPpten
beT.
Coin and due bills or certificates of indebtedness
or ths Corporation of te denoilin3tiun Of five dol
lars. and Treasury Of the United States. are
atone r-ceiN Sbie in payment fer ts.NeS.
The q bat Imeut herein named viii dC, ba allowed
upon the taxes aCcrUi1 upon tie II, perty pirtady
in arrear for taxes for general purpose until .uch
arrearaE" H. paid.
au n 24S5w WN. DIXON. Collector
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HEAVY SKIRMISIIINti IN THE FOUNTAINS
MIDDLETOWN TAKEN
BATTLE AT IIARPER'S FERRY.
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R EAL STATE AGENC
JAMES +. HALLIDAY.
tEafe ColleotoT Of CiBy TaItS,D
Will hereafter give his entire seteniion o. An
AGENT FOR THE RENTING AID C0l.BECT-
IAJ OF RENTS ON REAL ESTATE, Bay ing sad
StAlng the same and 20 all other busineSs connect
ed with elle anasement of Heal Estate.
BY peRni ssion, he YefeSs To-
JAS. 4. Net L IRE d 90, AocfsoneeE.
JOHN &. RIVES, EiItor of the " Globe.'
/. JOHNSON d co. Bankers.
Y, y; sEATSS, EnMasODs Of wapAinS'on
Once over Bank Of l.. Johnson & Co. coyAer Of
Pennsyfyanfa avenue and Eentn stsset, escond
door -p eots~
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T GIVE Me CALI
HE nders ened res pectfully informs HE friends
and the uhlic that he viii open his
we'll known e$tabiishment this day foN ~ Ia
the reason. lie has had IL thoroughly Na1
repaired and neatly dttsd, and has also NSXZ
been enga ged al the summer in bedding
the most choice OYSTERS the Chesapeake Bay
eCu!d produce kis famous creeks AZ Pipey 4. int.
Piney Point, twice week, fresh supply. inde-
pendent OF my regular supply boats. By such
gene Dts there VIII be failure in filing any
contracts that may be made with the estabhs hment
have never heretofore failed 10 do, iIde pend
ent Of the blocks sde.
Ny arrangements complete that il can cope
with any mouse in the nited States.
hedge n!y yre!t 10 pay partlcUar attention D. fur
ni-hiRg hotels. restaurants. suffers and private
families. at The lowest cash prices.
VIII keep also ON hand a hne assortment fresh
capnsd FRUITS and hermetically scaled MEATS
aud EG ETABES. TN HARVEY.
Depot 2el Z et., between trth ana 18th.
SO 5t Washin gton City. D. c.
TENTS, TENTS. Suffers TENTS Ham
Il mo1ks and Canvass Beds fn- Soldiers Tents
Ser storcs and dwellings made order the short
est notice. NJ EDWARD LILLYS Awning. Tent and
Flag Factory. corner Pa avenue and "a street. Col
oniLation Building Nv ashins ton, ID. e au p Ian
A DAMS EMPRESS CONPANY
NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
The DELIVERY OFFICE nf this Com p4ny is
Removed from Tisrl street tD the large Geyot on B
street, between ~ and - streets. .ee IT
EANPBELL q son.
u 35I PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
4 genuine assortment Of t.-
HARDWARE AND ARMY GO9DSl ..
EAR IRON AND STEEL!
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ENOR SALE.-On account of the absence Of the
Il owner. p handsome full hloOdcd Ken n
tucky HORSE. particularly suited b. the -.
OF officer. Apply 1t the northwest corner "a
Cl lU:h and Ill streets, No. 3O9. 35aw2w"
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The Latest from Haserstown.

CHAaBERsBURG, Sept. ia report from
Capt Palmer says that our pickets have been
sTIVen hack 4 mile this side OF the State line
and II Is expected that skirmish may occur
before morning, as reintorcements have zone
IN that direction.
Captain Palmer was inside the lines of the
Tebeis yesterday, leaving a. three O'clock this
morning. He states that the rebels entered
Ha&ersIOvyn with 500 cavalry and 800 infantry,
while q thousand cavalry passed 70 the yyest of
me town. lie represents them as being in a
terrible tilthy condition and apparently half
ian-IShed.
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GE7 CHARLES s. FOWLER a. CO. On
EsJ IMPORTERS. AL
uJIu THCLES ALE AND RETAIL 'lvIH
Ell DEALERS IN slxH
CHINA. GLASS AND EARTHEN WARE,
Fine { fiery, Jspsnnad Walters
Plated Ware, Coal Oil Lamps.
Roll Metal Goods CAinID,ys aud Wicks,
Block Tin Goods, Lanterns, &c, &c.,
Tin Chamber Gets.
IN g-eom.ly J04 odd Fellows uall) 7th St
rlpER FOR THE ARMY.
- 4 Gne article in large quantities,
will he ready by the 2Jth September pr0Xmo. Par
ties Interested in army supplies snd also ree.ikers
may add ress the subscrb Der Marlboro Moamoueh eh
county. New Jersey, for full particulars. Also. in
large quantities. a superior article of APPLE
WHISKY. Ian 2i-Sw III. :. SoNONER.
CLIFFBURNE HOSPITAL May % 1892.
NOTICE-0n and after this date visitors will be
allowed 20 enter the wards of this Hospital on Tues
days, Saturdays. ard Sundays only. and on those
days only between the hours of , and D. m
JOHN :. BILLINGS
m 3 Asst Surgeon L. =. Army ia charge
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that they had an ample force at hand and
that the town must be surrendered or
shelled, At the same time .hat guns were
10 position for Ghatpurpose. Hon. A X.
Mcclure and Provost Marshal Shmmel
accompanied them TO the officer in com
mand. all resis lance being impossible the
Wwn was surrendered and soon aiterward
fully occupied. Previous to their pn
trance, however; a number of the militia
of Char bersburg, proceeded TO arm lhem
selves and made show of resistance, bul
the project was abandoned IS entirely fu.
tile. One OF their FIRST acts on entering
was to plant TWO pieces of artillery in
the square Of the town commanding the
principal thoroughiares. and placing
gnsrds at different points.
OCCUPATION OF cuAMBERsBURe.
The town was fairly occupied about
Sven o'clock in the evening. Shortly
aftdrward a large portion o. them made
directly for the warehouse and cars, il
which ware stored great quantity o
Government goods, consisting pri1cipall,
Of unf rms and a'smalI quantity Of boots
Not long alterward, tie whole town wa
convertet into ons vast dressing room. =
On'overy hotel porct. at every corner, ,or
he greater portion Of the street door
Steps, in fact. all over town might b,
sesn rebel "avalry donning Yankee uni
forms. and throwing their own worn'ou
and faded garI enls into The street. Ii
many instances. one man would rnsconc,
lis pedeslaIs in two or three new pair o
pants, as many coats. and with the sam
number of caps hanging about him. Tn
streets becane full l"fdrty rebel clothing
1t is a noticeable fact that many of then
I nd OF Union uniforms when they enter
ed tho town, and number Of their horse
we're marked ~. S." ....-.,n...
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-16
Decisions ON the Tax Law.
Treasury DEPARTMEET.
OFFICE OF IsrERSKL REVENUE
OcIober I'd, 1862.


GEETLEMEs;- have received your le''
ter ofthe 9th inst. and reply 10 the sew
eEal inq uiries made therein, as follows
/. Prrsons who manufacture articles
which are exempt from ad vaIorem duty,
are not subject to license as mapufactu-
rers. The provision in section &c rela
ting to manufacturers, does not apply to
them, and they arc 10 be licensed as
wholesale or retail dealers. as the case
may be.
2. Bankers. who, besides their regu-
laI business as defined in the LIST article
Of section 81. do business as brokers, as
defined in article l3 Of the same section,
should be licensed both as bankers and
brokers'. s1 9t ... .I ru
8. Two or, more lawyers in actual
and legal partnership. require but one
license for such partnership. t7s.
4. Butchers and others who retail
meat in market places or stores. should
he licensrd ss retail dealers; if they sell
their meat from carts. going from house
to house. a peddleris License is required
from each cart thus employed. -0 p
s.. The excise law became operative
with respect 10 legaces aud distribu'ive
shares Of personal property upon its pas,
sage. July 1st. 1862.
6. Any person whom the Assessor
deems proper, may have the custody OF
the Assessors list during the fifteen days
they are 10 be open for public Iuspsc,
ton. .r.f .-, pat .-..t..s.
Z. Recli6ers. as defined 10 article 9,
section 81, are not required to pay an
adyaloTem duty on their products; but
de- require license as dealers 10 liquor in
order TO ll.y., 5ja
8. For a full discussion of the quss-
tions relating 10 the duty on manuiae
lures removed from the place Of manu-
faoture prior 10 Sept 1st, lefr you tc
the opinion ofthe SolinitoI Of the Treasury
herewith enclosed.
O.. Where brewers run amall still
to dispose Of spoiled hser, mer.Iy as an
incident 10 their legitimate business,
think Giotiller's livense is not ueces
sary. l#a
10. The law does not authorize the
reveoue officers 10 administer Oaths. ex
cept as provided in sections 4S and SO
agree with you that they should be St
authorized, and / think that Congress will
amend the law in their parIisular. Iu
some Instances, State authorities have
giving assistants this power, by appoint
ing them notarieS or Justices of tie peace
II. Inspectors must Obtain the neces
sary Instruments for their business. ant
charge accordingly in their fees Tor in
sppction. do no, know where they are
to be obtained 4.......
12. The printed instructions No. 9
give all the Information respecting Col.
lector's seals that appears accessory.
13. The same instructions contain the
rPquired information respecting drawbac
] am, resp'ct your o'bdt servant
GEO, s. BOUTWELL,,
Commissioner.
To Messrs A. P. s onp, Coll, ctor 7,b
District, Ohio, R NJ. W. Taylor, Col
lector 2d District; G. s. Hamilton, AS
sessor 9Th District, Committee.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-16
The Battle of Perryville.
GEN BueIl's Odici..l Report.
PERRYviLLE, KENTUCKY,
via BARDsToWN. Oct. 10.

via BARDsrOwN. Oct. 10.
0Acj Gen Fl Hsck, Com in. Chief;
I bave already advised you of the move.
ments of the army under my command
from Louisville. More or less skirmsh-
ing has occurred daily with the enemy's
cavalry. Since then it was suppe sed the
enemy would give battle al Bardstown.
My troops reached that point on the 4Ih
inst, driving out the enemy's rear guard
OF cavalry and artillery. The main body
retired toward Spring field. whittier the
pursuit was continued, We sent corps
under General Gilbert on the direct road
from Springfield to PerryVille, VINO arrived
on the 7th within two miles of the town,
where the enemy was found to bs in force.
The left column under Gen. Nc Cook
came up on the Knoxville road about ten
O'Clock yesterday. the 9th inst. 1t was
ordered into position to attack, AM a
strong Reconnaissance directed. At four
O'Clock | received request from General
McCook for re endorsements. and learned
that the left had been severely engaged
for several hours, and that the right aud
left of that corps were being turpcd and
severely pressed. ...a..
Re enforcement werr Immediately sent
forward to the crntrc. Orders were also
sent from the right column under Gen'i
CriItenden, viii h WAS advancing by tn
Lebanon road to push forward and attack
the euemy's left; but it was impossible
for it to get in position to secure any de-
cisive result.
The action continued till dark. Some
6ghting also occurred in the centre. The
enemy was everywhere repulsed, but not
without some mVmentary advantage on
the left.
The several corps were out in position
during Il . night, and moved at six O'Clock
this morning. Some skirmishing occur.
red with the enemy's rear guard The
main body had fallen back in th, direction
Of Hsrrodsburg.
have no accurate report Of our loss:
tits probably pretty heavy, including
valuable officers Gems Jackson and r,r'
rell. | regret to say they are among the
killed. D. G. BUELL..
Maj IT Gen Commonding.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-16
FIVE DAYS later FROM
EUROPE.
Arrival OF The Hibernian-.-EnglishO Opin-
ions of American Affairs.

Arrival OF The Hibernian-.-English Opin-
ions of American Affairs.
CARE RACE. Dot. lO,-The Hibernian,
from Liverpool on the 81, via London.
derry on the Sd, passed hero this even.
ing. Her news is fve days later.
The news Of the recent Federal victo.
ries had reached England, The princi.
pal journals. in nrluding the Times, highly
compliment Mcclellan for his vigorous
and energetic movements.
The London Post admits that the po
sition OF tho rebels is not so good as at
the beginning of September,
A meeting Of the lower classes in
Hyde Park, symp'Ibizing with Garibaldi,
resulted in nothing, in consequence Of
shouts in favor ofthe Pope.
FRANCE.
1t was fully expected in Paris. BY No.
vember lst, that the City of Mexico will
be In the possession Of France,
1t was rumorcd England had pointed
out the necessity 10 France of svaouating
Rome.
Gariba'di's health is reported satsfao.
tory.
It is asserted in Paris that the rehe
Government has no intention Of recalling
Mason and Slidell. '.,1
The Times says the rebels have Gus
tanned no disastrous defeat in Maryland
they retreated in good order; that i
measured its strength with McClsllan's
and did not get beaten; that the Fedora
arm, demoralized by successive failuloI
and retrests, has certainly proved i,sel
squsl-probably superior--to the rebels
This sudden turn Of fortune, is doubles,
traoeable to the liberation Of Mcclellan
from the ies,raint heretofore imposed up
on him. He has now slown that he hal
really qualifications for commander, bu
the Northern cause has not advanced
step BY their unexpected victory.
Ths Paris correspondent Of the Timel
says it is reported in political circles tha
the British Government is no longer 81
entirely averSe 10 the recognition Of thu
Southern Coufederacy as hitherto. Al
address to President Lincoln favoring /
truce preliminary to negotiations fo
peace has been signed at Brussels by EN-
inent men from almost every nation.
Rumors are more current in Italy tha
an amnesty to Garibaldi and his follower
has been decided on.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-16
pA- Victims Of R6eumaIism read

peA Vlctlms OF rheumatism read
CLEARPORF. Fairfield CO., Jupe .. 1851
DR.. G. W. RoBAcH. No. g, East Fourth
street, Cincinnati, O.-DeGI Sir:--Thrs
spring hired to work on farm during
the summer, but | became severely afiiet-
ed with Rheumatism, and il disabled me
80 much, that l was compelled 10 quit
work, After being confined to my room
for some time: procured OF your agents
at this place, Messers. Abbott & Sons, q
bottle Of your Scan dinaviOn Blood Puri6-
er and box Of your Blood Pills. and az.
ter the use of them was restored to per-
feet health. One bottle of your Blood
Purifier and one box of your Blood Pills
performed a perfect cure. Being sats6-
cd that tie an invaluable remedy, sent
you tIlis to be published, If you think
proper, that others similarly affected may
have the benefit OF my experience.
SILAS SPRINGER.
EE See advertise nett.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-16
The War in Kentucky.

DanviHs occupied by our Troops No
Fght-No general Engagement near
Harrodsbury-7he Rebels retrsatirg to
Camp Dick Robinson.
Special dispatch to tho Gin. Gazette.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 1913 N.
A dispatch from Col. Fry. General Blu.
vlps Chief OF Staff, says Danville was
occupied by our forces last night, with
out fight
The heavy firing heard near Harrods.
burg on Saturday is not believed TO have
be,n caused by a general engagement but
by our forces Smelling the reIreating ell
emy, who are falling back on Camp Dick
Robinson. where a decisive Laltle will
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