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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-02-06
what Pays Rest,

In hard times it becomes Agrsve qaes
ton 10 those who earn their bread BY the
sweat Of their brows, to know what pays
best. We give below in tabular iorm' the
poy, raiions. and bounty Of the Regular
Army. kindly furnished us by Captain
AEDERsoN:
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NO6NOR.

1I1oTIcE ID hereby given to the creditors Of LroSs
" 4 soN. that onths 4th day of January, 1854, the
Probate Court ofFairaeld County, ohld. ardered
iiyidenh nf twenty y-aTe per centH.n on the claims
axainst said Lyons Son, whlnh had been presented
10 and allowed BY Ma Assignee. inelndue interest
thereon 10 Nov. TO be paid BY me undertign'
A. the oGIes OF the Assignee, in Lancaster, In aaid
couniy, which dividend will be paid aceordIngly.
s''0T = ~ 3 St JARED r. HooKE ER, n
~ tA Assignee Of Lyons q Son.
Ian, 49, 1a0Q-- Sw13, 0ief &
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EgWe ate under obligations 10 Hon.
s. s. Cox for copy Of his speech in re'
ply TO Mr.. Gurley. on the Conduct Of the
War. We will publish extracts in our
next.
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HARRY COMER,
Co. A, First Ohio V. U. s. A.

Co. A, First Ohio V. U. s. A.
P. s. ] am stilFable to eat sfl my ra.
lionh.
P, s. s. Most Of the Company ditto.
P. s. s. s. %lwayS'bave the rheum
atism at drill time. and get excused from
duryl
P. s. s. s. s. None Of our company
have the itoh!D Fl. G.
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For ths Lancaster Gaze

The gentle. the sweet. the serene wsys
Of life. that render tn, individual lovely
ana beloved, are only from a good heart.
And dhle6s The heart aud soul are cuIti'
vsted' with the passage Of years, there ia
90 such thing as'arrlsiug at peacefully,
rauquilund attractive oidage.
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TABLE.
FEE coMNuTEp YALuE on THE RArIoN.

TIE COMMITTED VALUE OF THE RATION.
The total value Of q privats's pay. boun-
~ and ra.iOnS for three pears amounts to
S1Ola.OO. not counting Ihs valde Of .
land warrant for l6O acres of1and. How
many csn make mora at homer When
marriod men, are enlisted an extra ration
is issued To their wives. For EXTRA duty
sItrS pay.
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HUNTER & pSUGHERTY.
6wlipfs9 a5. Altorneys for Plaintiff
Estate o. Casper F riesner, Dec

Estate OF Casper FrIesner, Dec.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the undersigned has
been appointed and qualified ss Executor Of the
Estate OF Casper Fresnor, dec, late III Fairfield
County, oh0i All persons knowing themselves in
debted to said estate are requested to come forward
and make i'm Immediate payment. Those having claims
against said estate will present them for settlement.
JOSEPH SIMPSON, Executor.
Ian I6 1919 -3wl3
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The State of ohio, Fairfield County
=. 8. Court og Common pleas.
Daniel Ruruer, Plaintiff

ri Civil Action.
Lucas Rlfner and Others, Deiendau.sS
Luea, Ku finer, Harrison R7Tner. Andrew RnTner.
Margaret Ruhner, Dorothy RuHner, Lewis Hte and
Dorothy Hiie. his wife, and BenjaDD Rusnef. Who
ARE nor residents NJ the State of Ohio, hcfeby
ned that the 22nd day of January. A. y. i-62,
Daniel Ru nner. plaintiff. hed IN the Court Of Com
mon Pleas In and for the County OF Fairfield and State
OF ohio his petition Rga4Nst item and 0her defend
ants, the object and prayer Of which petition bfor
Judgment. that he and others claiming under him are
in enniiy the true owners OF the following tr'ctS of
lHnd stuate.in sid codBiy. Uwit: First, The North
East quarter OF seeion Number eight. township six
teen ofrange eizkteen. containing one hundred ana
sixty acres Second. Part orths North West quarter
OF section nine. townsh sx.een OF range eighteen,
the metes and bounds ofwhicb set forth IN deed
| for the sane from John Cunningham and wife to
James Douela,, dated Npyember 9Th. lsal, and
tltereH particularly described rs follows "Part or
"the North West quarter Of section nine, tnwRsh p
sxteen range eighteen, beginning at the line ntthR
"canal, at the East boundary Of James Milis lands
'thenee Wes; along said MINIS land TO corner Win
"A. p. Miller, now the land or James Douglas thence
"sonth tn the land of William Watson deceased;
hence East along said line 10 the canal line n cor
l'ner with the lands Of Charles Ncewanger; thence
"North In the place Of beginning containing thirty
.three acre. more ess;" that each a. all Of Toe
defendants. the heirs at law Of David G. RuNner de
ceased who may be vested with any title ,hernto hold
the in trust fit the plainun aud other. claiming
under him as stated In said petition. and that the!
severally far competent tn DO release sn'
convey their title 10 the plaintiff. or others claim
Ing under him. as the Conrt may order, and that az
any Of them who may be incompetent 10 release an
convey the same. some snitahs person or persons h
appointed by the court to max such conveyance u
their behalf aud that till such conveyance convey
ances be made the said aidjndgmertnperaien n.snch.
The gaid defendants are farther notified that the
are required tn appear and answer said petition on
before the third Saturday after ths27h day OF Februar
A. D. tS62
.E HUNTER & bAUGHERTY.
6wiipfs9 25. Attorneys for PlalntlG
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Material wealth is for physical oondi!
lions alone: and althOash /, bs claimed
that there are certain physical conditions
batter adapted II" the development aud
perfection OF mans immGtsriab immortal
self, than others, yet, after all, The soul
must fall back aud rest upon itself, taking
the divine spirit for it's sole companion
and counsellor. In the hour of lis grsa
want, all other dependencies willfail'
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-02-06

Estate OF Bmanuei Kramer.
NToTICE4s hereby given that the undersigned has
v been appointed and qualined as AdmiolStraior
ofhs Estate OF Emanuel Ktduer. deo leteof Pareetd
90 Ohio. +. P'AsH9RooK.
Ian. 10, 1907, SSWtS
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Ifyod rest upon cresds or theories CO.
tablisbed by others, how can you know
iha, they will not break down, and prove
to bs sleeves, that will hold no water?--
Think for yourself. MN0.
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II you would be disabused Of error. in
regard to any special opinion, or theory
reduce IL 10 practice;
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DiSSOlGli0D,

FHNHE p1r;hsfshlp heretofore e1istinz betwoon the
i srsignsd under the nume Of Bepry d burber-
~ Was dissolVedby mutual consent on the lTih lHst.
n ~ BeeTy having pnrehlsed the interest Of tho 70
bBdneSs az the old SaTd rSaty oNbosl.e the Hook.
Ing Valley Bank, aod settle up tbs blhaess nf the
old hriD. r. Il. BERRY.
Oct. 70, iS5i.-tfR gro. BURBkRRY
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-02-06

~ EEsss Captain Auderson's alVdStise'
men, for SEALED Propoials to board the
recruits under his co&mand." t,,-
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Estate OF Abraham Hedges, dee, ,
ESTATE OF MICHAEL LUTx.

NOTICE 10 hsrsby given that the undersigned has
' been appointed and gaalihs5 as adiBinslgstnr Oi
ihe estate Of Michael La Il, deceased, late o. Pair
Geld County, ono. SOLOMON LUTz.
| gGnesfy ~, lbO9-3WA
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Nem ASurrtisrmrnts.
NOTICE.

GiAPr. 7. n. ASDE PsoN VIII receive written pro.
Sposais 70 Board and Lodge the Recruits undei hii
o0InmaEd.
Tallmadgo House, Feb. ID. Isoa.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-02-06

Delay ndta moment; ITS varrarsed 20 give satis.ae-
zion twill any disease OF the Kidneys, Womb
B!sider; Painting obs:ruc.ed Menstrustion, Fall
ing ofie V,nb. Barren ness. Or any disease arising
from Chronir or Nervous Debility, ia an lnfallibls
Remedy .
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-09
4suisitL sus s4ilUS y
,.E Oi,.EK snOULDisK.

We copy inc FLOWN. extract iro"
the Ne. York Times It Is short but
in.crcs,i, q in more ways than one:
THereappoim mcnt d Gen. NJ 'lel'an
l. rr a,;I,,llv nile 10 The wishes OF the
as,av i, c't / i -tirgu: -ard u lor
& ny.a, wi.o las been opposed TO ue"-
McC!rii,a's strategy, safe tp-nIght that
can Tor compelled II in to adm, that
sol icrs demanded .LcClelian for Their
l,ad,r.
II WI bc rcu cmbcFe1 that while Gen.
McC ,aan's star was IN the a~cendant
while hc Was tuning the rebel tide
from Yorktown and chasing The forces
OF j If. Davis back 10 tnc,r capital city,
the Times was particular y sweet on that
Office. Ii could not say or do too much
TO strengthen hun in tie minds OF the
people. subsequently, however, after
Gen. Pope had been called from the
West to take cllar.e of the forces uader
i ,pks and Frcm M, the drift OF tha.
journal was suddenly changed; and
when It became apparent that the fo'ces
under Gen. Mcclellan we're unequal TO
the Ia, K before them, on account OF this
iuierioity OF numbers, and it had be
cone apparent that they were about to
be Withdrawn altogether from the pen
insut4, The Times not only cut loose
from lis attachment 10 tie e neral, but
commenced paying INTO the hands OF
his ii tcrest oulmles by viJuent anl
persistent attacks u ,on his ability
hnu,ing ,hat he was sort Of shoulder
strapped oncnt:,y, eulirel y unworthy of
the coohdg nee of tie people. How alb
oit.onlsts aud rebels chuckIcd over tbs
change u sentiment on the part OF the
"llttc villain" of the Times. 1t w
bread ami butter to their appc,ites, and
.bcy gloatcl over il exceedingly.
Mark the coming change. The
TsD'es Discovers that General Noel Han
has the CO. iidcuce OF the army Of Vr-
gina. 1t sees that the administration
supports him. In ad Of seeing him
dlsgraeed j. sees INN honorcd, in an
hour Of perl, with a most importsn,
G NINA d--and hence the above para
graph.
TIE people will not forget this treach-
ery-this sycophancy. Gen. Mcclellan
stands higher to-day than any Other
general III the service. He deserves it,
and those who have been CRYING him
down ate hiding their diminished heads
in shame.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-09
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re you afflicted with Neuralsia? Get Dr. W.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-09
CuAxCEIN TUE GAZETTE ESIA BE
IlSH MENH.

Yesterdays Issue OF the Gazette an
uounced an entire change IN the owner
ship and management Of that paper ~,
founacr, editor and proprietor A'''eu
Sanders, Esq, retires IRON the conse'"'
.hakes of The harness in winch Tor over
,o,.v-onc wears he has 60 Industrious
10 and faithfully labored, and very
onf,lIv ,baicates 10 favor 0! the III
comiag firm. =,
l. i. seven wears since We mace VIZ
a;n,onco of the Guzette and its edl-
,o,.iu.chicf. For seven years we ha'o
a,,ored together at the editorial oar va
,i;a,.,o,t bna.s.l am. of-catimes scni!ing
along the stream in different directions.
we have had QUIZ little skirmlsues and
.,a.,los incident TO the crat, We have
napg cai.o.ial lrst in each others eyes
4; @taiked bsck" vigorousl; in all that
,unc: we have shared together the Tor
iinos AID r;sf5rtunes Of newspaper me-
.,.d i no instance have filled to labor
: what we considered to be tor the
hes. interests Of our city, state ana
eouutry.
We have now parted he to 60 on his
way nntrammeled by the tread mill he
Of an ed tor; we TO toll on and the
"rlor:ons uncertainties" which surround
he fraternity. The alicu is kind one.
oar controversies have, fortunately, not
hcer of such a character as to Impair
kindly personal relations, and 1t IS cur
wish that he may long live md enjoy in
pcacc ana prosperity the days which are
10 come.
The new firm we kindly welcome 20
the field, Some of its members are old
hands at the business, and all OF them
arc men whom we have long known and
respected. Our old aud po'tly friend,
the late Treasurer and Recorder, Nc
Gosh, is known and respected by all our
people hereabouls; Edward Russell,
E~q, who assumes ,he editorial manage
On is well known citizen, possessi' g
integrity, and something OF editorial ek-
peliencc, which, by the way, he will had
very useful; Levi Davis, who for many
Years was JOINT proprietor 10 the ga
ze,te establishment; and Fred 40 ps,
vito for some four or five years has been
connected with the mechanical depait-
me of the concern, together make up
the new firm, and constitute a strong
team, We wish them success In the bu-
sln,ss they have assumed, and trust at
the friendly relations hitherto existing
may continue unbrokcn.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-09
From E t. Monroe.
FORTRESS MONROE Senteml

FORTRESS MONROE September 5.
Out Of the 700 rebel prisoners brought
here from the Potomac last Wednesday.
over 100 have taken the oath of al.epi
ance and were discharged. They we're
northern men forced into the rebel army.
and some Spanlards. The remainder
were sent to-day to Aiken Landing by
flag Of truce.
The Richmond Wing, Of September
the lst, contains lengthy and spicy ed
''or'al concerning JEFF Davis and his
Cabinet tor the indIscreet appointment
of clerks in all the Departments
OF the State, calling them, the
clerks, Jews, Yankees, and &C.
cus'ng them of tie ng spies, and of be
ing dsoyal to the confederacy. It re.
commends their removal and the subtitu.
ton of new clerks of loyalty and merit
and tina, the appointments should be
made unbiased by any political ,nflu-
encc, initiating tho Congress of the U.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-09
ElOm WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Sept e..
The Assistant Su.geon Green OF 10th
Icd,aoa returned this morning,to Gaines
vile where he has been since tne battle
Of Thursday, having remained beh nd to
attend to Cur wounded. Last Sunday
our wounded being in such bad cond'-
ton, DR.. Greene started I, meet ambu-
nnces coming to their assistance under
a fla, Of truce aud when within hallrg
distance wa. met by Gen. Phil at the
head OF his & son, VINO ordered him to
return to Gainesville, where he reu ain
cd prisoner three days. After stating
his case before Gen. Walton, who came
into the yard where the prisoners were
kept, he was Internationally released.
DR.. Greene furnished the follow g !:
'Whcn the battle was at its height on
FRIDAY jackson being i'll command, the
rebel army heavily pressed by our troops
began to waver and fall back when the
thunder OF Longstree,'s art llery was
heard coming to their assistance, and ~
s,antly shout went up. H"::g .nis
circumstance it infused rev courage in
to the rebels, and when tins reinforce
ment arrived at noon, they made fresh
assault upon our lines. dashng er the
wound, d of thu day previous, who were
ying upon the ground without any
shelter whatever, and many of whom
we're badly lnjn'ed. Dr.. Green was in
formed by the Qua,termaster OF Pfyor's
br gade, the report icing confirmed, the
off ers with whom he conyersed said
that during the engagement Of Fridav,
Gen. Pryor was captured by our forces
and given in charge # guard Of one
man. The rank OF Pryor not being
koown, as he was drcs cd like private,
he csc ped by shooting the guard with
dernngcr which he had concealed on
his person. Green confirmed pun erous
reports relative to the boasting of the
rebels, and says they express conf
dence of being able to get into Mary
land. where ey expect to get $4,000
recruits. lie also confirms the report of
the existence or much restitution
among the enemy, but attributes the
scarcity of food to the grea, d fiji ul,y #
t'ansporta ion, as the army is a great
distance from he base Of their supplies.
FMS is the account given by the rebels.
From all appearances the division Of
Gen. Walter las lett the scene OF the
late engagements tor Harpe IS Ferry.
No one seems to know anything of
the whereabouts of Gen. jackson, there
being a studious silence in regard to
hun.
Gen. Lee has removed his hcadquar>
tiers to position near Leesburg.
DIR. Greene was informed by Quar-
trrma>ter that although many of the
rebel soldiers appeared without shoes,
they still had sufficient on hand, but as
matter OF economy, they will not be
issued until the middle of this month.
He says the feelh g is general among
the men that the war will soon be end
i. ed, and they say they will die before
they will yield in their determination to
be what they term an independent ma
ton.
According to their own estimate of
their numbers in the lac series Of en-
gagements, they have not less than 100,
900 men, with 40 bstteries-feld pieces
most of them fed caunoo.
DR.. Greene reports the losses among
the rebels as very large.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-09
REFEREES SALE.
Sam'l G. Young J In Scott County, Dis
vs.. trict Court.
Nathaniel Ferguson ct al ! Partition.

AsGF AOCL p oaAC.
saml =: Young In Scott County, Dis
Nathaniel Ferguson ct al Partition.
The undersigned Referees in this case have
been ordered by the said District Court, at the
august term the eof A. d. 1862, to sell the cal
estate hereinafter described to-wit. Ten G0)
acres Of land off Of the east end of lot one % OF
fractional section twenty-five (25) in township
seventy-eight (7S) north of range three - east
OF the 18th r NJ, as follows viz: Commencing at
inc south west corner Of land sold by A. z. Full
ton 10 sal l.ambrte by Deed dated May LIST, $50,
ana June oth, 1861, at stake and stone on the
NORM line OF Antoine LeClaire's reserve. thence
OH feet to south line Of Locust street, thesc.
west lar enous to make ten 1O) acres Of land by
running thence south SIG IL feet to said reserve,
aod tnence to place beginning. being same
land conveyed by omas Yarwood to the said
" mor,te by Deed dated the 18th Of sept. mber,
1907 and recorded in book 90 OF Deeds. at page
81: Alsot east fifty and sixty-two hundredths.
too'os acre OF the south west quarter n OF
s'c"on nnmoer fourteen IA in township number
seseuty-e,gh' l7S) north Of range three 81 east
VI Tue otn r. viz: The same tract OF land
conveyed BY Nathan eli Squires to Strong BurnelI,
by deed dated 2sth November. A. D.. Is 81 and re.
cosded december 1st, 1854. 10 book M Of Deeds,
as page nomoer &c, ing all situated in the
county OF scott and STATE Of Iowa, wherefore no
ce Is nefehy given. that We, referees aforesaid
'asa on saturday, the 4th day Of = tober, A. y.
'ooz, Two O'Clock, p. m. OF said day, A. the
court House door IN the city Of Davenport,expose
ana ouer Tor eale the foregoing described proper
10 psrce,s and tracts, 70 SUIT purchasers, and
mat We vii then and taerc receive bids for the
= 10 paya"ie " cash in h,ni, and We will also
receive bids for part cash and~.a part time se-
cu,ea oy mortgage, and all Of the said property
~n oe sold to the highest bidder, the said refer
eee tese wing to themselves the right to accept
me easn olds or the time bids. The terms af the
oay OF sale and before the property l. offered.
davenport, August Both, A. D. 1852
GEO = &. DOW,
q. e. kIER1Ap,
9epZ did r. ferAea.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-09
Don't Like Arb tary Arrests.

The New York EUcning Post, 1fi
June, &C., which have cloa,ed over
every arrest Of persons not in political
sympathy W th themselves, no matter
how arbitrarily made or fl msy the pre-
tex, have suddenly discovered the i'm
propflcts OF such proceedings. The 10
generation Of the substitute spectators,
among whom are several leading Re
pubicans, has opened Their eyes, and like
the we'll clothed rascal who exclai ned
on being committed to answer, "~hat,
end gentleman to prison - they are
Astoni>hed that the government should
send cup" Republican against the
laws. These substitute specu ators may
be entirely innocent OF wrong intent, or
crime Of any kind. But they are no
more SO than many others previously ar
rested and whose cases ELECTED nothing
but q shout of savage gee from the
from the journals mentioned. One pa
per says:
."Seme Of them however, are honest
md patriotic men as live. Mr.. Lewis
Ballard IS a gentleman of mans, who
has been endorsed by Angus, Belmont !:
Duncan, SHERMAN & Co, Hoyt, Spragues
& 90, CIatlo, Melee & Co.. and other
well kno wn business firms as a respop-
>ibIe person. lie IS radical Republi-
can an politics."
MIR. Ballard is ga gentleman of means
"and radical Republican" Hence
the Post says:
s'The arrest and incarcer alton in Fort
Lafayette of certain persons who had
engaged in the business OF insuring
against the draft, seems TO US a singu
larly unwi>e exercise of authority. The
arbitrary arrest and confinement of c'tl.
zeus is jnsufi able only on grounds of the
utmost insl ant public necessity"
The Post Is improving, AMI the arrest
Of Wendell Phillips, Horace Greeley,
aud lew others of their stripe, would
no doubt work further saIu,ary change
n its opinions of "arb'trary arrests aud
confinement of citizens" although it
would be sure to take wrong view of
those specific cases.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-09
NOTICE..
sep2 dtd

II having been stated that parties leaving tho
state the urpose of avoiding draft, have and
are being taken across the river in skins during
tho nignt and early morning hour, notice is here
~ gwen 70 the owners Of skifs that any pes n
Oct. eted IL the act Of taking snch psrsons seross
the rlver o. kno~ingly allowing their boats to b
used TOT such purposes, will be held responsible
tor 20 doing, under the late order Of the Score
tasy of Was. -Sae JOHN E. henry.
Deputy o. s. Marshal, District Of Iowa.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-09
Important Order.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

=
WAsuISeTos, Sept. 7.
Information to U. S. Marshalls, Mil
tary Cbnnadnddnts, Irocost Mar
Stalls, Police officers, Mer0s, dc:
The quota of volunteers ha...ng beeen fill
ed ia the several States the necessity for
stringent enforcement o. the orders OF
the War department in respect to vol
as.eering and drafting, no longer ex-
lists. Arrests for violation OF these
orders and Tor dsloyal practices, will
hereafter be made only upon my express
warrant, or by the discretion OF the
military Commanders, or Governor of
he State in which such arrests may be
10 ade; and restrictions upon travel I'M
posed by these orders, are rescinded.
(>isneo) 4. Y. Turner.
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