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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-02-08

O't'h WVuVH, UP gtNB puS ApF6t lCl, rae llc tNnt
eur6 rie Nbi6ofuuq pt6 i0rtgcn brjugcn miirpc.
Der GrtroB p%eIeIben bate ibm has au0erblide
lid trn6tbi9te @ero berteig IAaFt, ooe, IA pte
Wtebererltottuu8 crTr Item aus Der 6jnterlaTenz
lhaft nidt lanae M lth martcn loItn tpnute,
TOM iu3lstdt elm Jtcitroc srital fir &5aufbtjtcn
ooer neutrality-suspicious. TGQc Qcpprrcn mare.
DEM mas CT nit duacfrcugt,r 2lrtcjt icBt pcr
c'ent', atn8 Nuu iIr 9iua in iejnsm Daue1oncc
a"T. y. bate tca, Mot nit Glen ibcy oici,
Ctn9e re0en ioEncH uup % cr btce icmale
81 t0un i'm Stanoc pGre. ruE!c or lest uicbt {;
cS crudt' i'm ierpf, metr ais pic gan;e Nusc-
le9enDett, ne urlahc, Die cine ecgenlcitige Quse
lpro6c pcr6tuofrt Bate. SIM 3iutcroruuce lei
nrr Sctle Itdup, ieit or lein Sons UsrloIcn, ein
0'1penlt, no6 CT nit Wndt 3uriifptdugcn moute
unp rod ni6t los merocn t%cnnte. Dies ruar Dir
cmporp'mmcrnoe ilcbcricugun9, rap ni6t ole
Sltbe III tRm cas- Qlle6 rur6pringeupe, icpen aur
bern ginfluB ousitttcbenpc gle ncnt in @ueu'e
SceIc mar, poe Glencnt, wrlbcs iGre @epanFen
uno 5anSlungrn litctc, ME er ce lid, in zen
Stunoen filler Srdumcrcjen porgefcqt, pa tbre
@etubIetpeilr, ME pic 2lufa1uno tbrcr ieeioen
Serlaltntie cine bureaus anoere mar aIs ri,
lctn'9e = pab er lth ntbt nit t6r ~veritaup. Gr
lab etnch Wenideu in Ieincn &rei5 tretcr, acoen
ireldcn ion elm @efitl, pom hem or Itb lclbf
trtne 9tehcnI6dft sebcn tuunte, ouf Ietuer Sui
gu ietn btsB er ia9 Oicien o]ugcuiheiu(ib toe
Sertrduen ictner 6rau 9cninueu unp Icin Gin.
ltrebru oagcaen madtlpe or fibltc cine frempc
NtaHt, ben Gtnfu6 pon Guen's <crn, lth ;rt.
lhen i'm unO icine Srau, aui rcrcu 8cIttofctt CIR
ecr 9lnn letnCe gau}en t~inftiacn 2cbens oetaut,
%pran9en, cine Ntadt, pcreu GjnfluB lid Ihcu 10.
melt 9'lteno madte, RAP paritcr lrlbIt rte &c
mobnIihitc Jtidlt6t aeaen i'm, Die Der eiufahfc
Arbetter in leinem Sauie oerlangt: cine pGtft<
lttc Wtdtiieit, .oeuu rr 0pn Der Nrbrit ,uriid.
tebrt. orr9eGrn muroe. = Gr tarO till uuc
oridtr bic 6ano pur Die 2tugcn - mas IpQte or
t9un2
SO prtt mar Err in ieineni Ser antenaanac ae.
langt ais CT lctnen gamen ncnncn 66rte. Gr Iab
auf nno bemerttr icbt crit, No6 or, w,ucnlc5 Dem
9SF9r ToI9'no, ouf Die 9anritr0Be %acratben mar.
Sor jbm btctt Gin S6mor5er gu NferOe.
SSrnn @fr. 6elmlcot abfpmmcn tGnnte, lprad,
rjeicr, TO, rGhte er rod mad SIR. Wortun's
6auie fommen. 0tr. @ortun lit 6cute ylabmit
tag redt frant 9cworpen unO mob E Mr. 6elm-
iteot icGen.
Der Nn8creprte bate iih RAID aus fcincn e-
aer'n 9e0anfen g%criien. &ganf? SIT or Ic6r
Rant fra9te e.
Sa mciB Mat, @ailer, aEcr @ltFreB Mor.pn
tcfa6I mi. raid gu rcjteu.
bClmltCnt itanO cinsn 2lugcnblid uniAIGIT1.
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-02-08

Ing ooS pc;dc, iuBc EIdcln, pos or iriiber q :
FAINT, nm jbrcu Wuu0, Otcr cir Saudi ypu NFe
'Nn@oIt' Fate fh ibnr tcigcltc1t. Sic mar nift
mcpr c,c'eIbe mic fri5sr, atcr inl 1biea ee 0crnis
lteNt, ais babe or lie ME ih6ncr st1cb,n. gr mar
enr9eprun9tn ann bate ibre 6ouD 4eiast, Cir
lie 'bm nit Icj6tcm 0ruE ,utgcgcubtclt or
Waite ejrlc 6NFo eft in Der ~Iciujocn gc6altcn uno
'0rcn 'rarmcn Orud 3ciHttt -itbt ODER, ais or
tbre Singer umihl,g, 5lictcu pieIe fllt unp be,
mr9urqolcs.
sic pcrrcn rs Qemj6 entI9ulpiarn, 9Rr.
bcImiert, rag mir Sbncn urn Die llnanncbm-
lthtcit zines IL irGtcn Jtitt5 bjcrter ocnaht
botcn, tc8onn iic, uuo jDr augc l09 mi, rticr
@ieih9ultiAtcjt UNI Gutc in has ieirc, ric i'm
III lejncm bCjmJittcn Suneru Y]crlsetcn, p6nc
ooF or lid rae wcbt icltit bate gcltcbcu m6aen,
N}r. Wortrns 3uitdno mar iupCItn 10 t]crenflid,
un0 CT mini&te 70 Icbboft Sic gu icbcn, cap i'd
niht umGir %fcnntc, 5ic btttcn at laiItn, jeinc n
NSunIhc gu miafobrrn.
prlmltcst Giclt nod immcr lore Gant unD iob
in itre Nu8cn, pbuc ioQlcjh gu antwortsn, bis
Elm ifwatce 9lct6 in ibr @jei6t trat, cas H.
crIcn nod lhnclcr ocrihwapp, ais CO a~uFas1te.
gen mar, uuc fc lcile ibrc Singer aus DEN leini.
Gen lO9. S3cnu Sjc mir folgcn mpucn - Nfr,
Wortpn bat lih itcu Ctwo5 erbptt, iaatc Ie uup
manrte ith noh Der GbUr.
SD tin SUufommcn iu Sbrcu Oicnfcr. SPA,
Dam, crmipcrte !3fImtect UNI foIstc pcr leiat
SprNuihrcjteurcn.
Sn Dem anltcBenocn 6intcr;im,mer ian Mpr.
ton luIommen9ciuuteu in cincm rGttcn Sbou-
~telltubie, an Gem bculpoernpcn &amiufeucr. uup
Setmltert erlhrat liber bic Ser6nrcruno. wclbe
III Zen HBtcn Nr6,n nit Dem friibcr 10 trGfti.
gen Wanne nor lib 9c9nuscn mar. ueber bee
Grantcn @Ciiht n"er Ioo beucr Sbein ccr 3,1.
tusornbeit, ais or Den iuugen damn ~eirtreten
l"p. Stn0 St' mirfIi6 "a? laate er unp Rtcd,e
tnoem or lh nufrc6t Su ieBen pcr1udte, ion,
Die pano ~entgr9cn i'd CLAUDE brtua6c, Sbre Der
ten Sefdnnten miilen sic nit @cwolt bulsn
lalien, lrenn Ite sic ctnmdI bet i6 lc9eu spuQcn.
peimltert fabtc feline 6ano l1np wplte cine
Gntlauloi9un1 br8inuen. 2altn sic bod, uu,
t %tCrttat i'm Morton ; i6 pciR GILES. Sie boteu
D;el gu tbun, itnp Oaueben crit Elm paar Ronate
, 0'rbeira:bet, = leBsn Sie ih ,u mir Der, cir,
c unO e~ridbIen sic mir ME e5 S9uen aebt.
6rImltert panote F6 na6 einem Stuble unp
lab lth lu9lejh nah Der iun9cn 6ausbsrrin nm:
ote'e bate nbsr bcrrits o0s Simmer mteOer vers
, lafcn.
mo4 im,nr s., ~, Off,. o,y.,..
! a,ns9 49,. m '"alr'g'F' !"
r ~, ca a., rtas =, "I w." V"' "'OFH
fr.,,. r,iA | "''' ""'' "'' '"'
, ="
m. ~ oV' ""'I,V'' "!n m'F "'@t S%efauen'
w. "'r''O"' '"9s *S'mFe't' o0n' aif Die erlte
= ~ ."s"S[g'" ""0 ''u|tt ~" Ole PAM )
:" p''' "' S''t'"F"' cap S''s 10 tranf isten
4 ""'7'" Y" ''"" I"' l'"0srO"Fe @el@l&'
.,
1 y 8'V' Ies' 'Non 'O'e0sF' rntBF8nste Der
O''""rs' UNIV t''o "'f 'EF 9ano uter Das ma
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-02-08
q cSimnuuncn

~cSiuNuUGcU
Ger ,,Nueiacr" trlhciut iccct 5cn:otcnc III S1.25 in
baltiibrljtr NurouS iOhluuR poI III 6 Gt5. iobtbUr an Die
5rl0cr. NnytOcm wcrocu III - Gt5. tti cinmaIiarr Gin
ratun0 suflcrrmucu. isOce wcittrc Nlcl Miro nit 20 Gt5.
Etrc5mt 5rbeuoc @clhdftsonWi9cu tctcu So yer Sa5r
IN sjtrtcli1hrIj&cr gcsouSiopiuug.
, 1862-10-16

OF Dr. J. czAPKlT already secured 10 position vh,eh
places IT, proprietor far aboye assaults Of enyT Snd
professional malice In the schools OF France the hEheS
prizes Oen awarded TO practitioners In this department
Of medical science and they occupy With others equlg
lOy position In the profession Rcord IL ustriouS ~
ample shining light among the philosophical stars Of m
Europe, and Dr. CEApkay has fully equaed him IN nm
country; proof Of which, the Philadelphia COle1@ n
Medicine eomplimented him with Diploma, the honornS
al eRdem degree Selecting this his held operntIon
although qualified graduate Of the University Of PeSth
and the late Chief surgeuh Of the Hungarian RevpuonarT
army, for more extended abO Dr. l. cEapkay has bent
his earnest attention to the Of chronic and private -
eases in which he ha! become 20 great an expert that he
regarded the leader In this branch Of hs pFoIeIInh
throughout the United States and his portrait boRTanh
published matter Of Interest their FeadeF he No.
exclusive JouTnS The Doctors Oces are al hs HeSeSi
and Surgical Institute 9acIamsnt0 street. corner Of dSS
dorG nearly opposite the budings Of the Pacific Mail eea
ship Company.
We ask the particular attention Of our reader, d. ~
sworn certificates o. remarkable In another column 4
this paper.
Oh. J. CEAPKAYs private Medical and Surgical Inn,:
tute on eacfAmehO street, below MONTGOMERY oppoSe m
Pacific Mall Steamship compenyS ONCE San Francisco m
Doctor offers free eOnSultaOn and asks no remunerato
unless he effects Q cure. ''ou
~ PersOns not wishing to lose time In eOrrespOpd.D.;
please enclose their etterS and they win rel imeSiS
AddrrSs 1. ). czAPKAY, ND,
ol"m San HrAnclscO, Gal
, 1862-10-16

YsAal powDEnA--EVsEy houlsksspsF knows
how dilleult 4 is % omaks good bread. and We
thufufOrs isks pleasure IN calllng attention tothg
iAct that % insure uniformly good, light sweet
aad nutriiious brpsd. 4 = only noesssart % use
Rsdingiol q oa,sYasi Powder. which inssusy
rsIpscl excil al similar separations eser offered
70 he publc. Bee ddloIll1omcnl IN smother
column 7dtt -
, 1862-10-16

HoLLoWAYs 0nThHNf AND PILES.-A certain
remedy iordiseasee Of the skin, riagworm, scnFvy,
ianndice. scrofua or kings evil, sore heads, and
the most invetefate skin diseases 70 which the
human race is subject. They cannot b treated
With 90 certain and speedy : remedy e Hollo-
ways Ointment and Pills, which act 90 wonder.
fully on The constitution, and 50 purify the blood
that those diseases afe eFadicatrd from the sys.
tenn, and lasting cure obtained. They are
equally efIicirious n The cute of tumoufs huFns,
scalds glandular nWeIlinRa ulcofohs wounds
Ehoumatism, and contracted and stiff joints
Thess medicines operate mildly but surely The
cure effected By them e not temporary o. appa-
rent only, bot complete and permanent z
, 1862-10-16
MILL AND WATER POMER

= NOW oBBEn FOR SALE ny DOUBLE
sAwNTL1. togglhsI vilh 80 eele. q Land, gng -.
q a-isr Il Fslsi asund 1hr IN \ n guoa ofill.
~ ~ s~ sy.s,.s, Seas sss q ~ ~ u.isr psass ID
UInflnn IlIuTT. nnI u1II l11n 1l111 lmml1llV gnll
6rl1r IN nld1n . ldlInr ~ Mn alrnaig ellcllfl De
Z D u q eesss;u....sssssassass.a
{ 3 AIs-ess.a:s :. sas.ss.. -. q. s.l.sss =
p-S. aa' 81. rnoNas n cnAN6EzS {
, 1862-10-16

John Tylef's WidoW--who was Miss Gar.
diner. d New York has returned 70 her North
sFn relatives with family q ~ children.
, 1862-10-16
siaisrellansuus advertisements.
GRIsT.MitL NOTICE.

NvOTILE TO WHEAT-HOLDERs-In eonse-
N ouenee Of the prevalence Of smut last season,
compelled to refuse to grind wheat o toll Is there s no
smut this again resumed the custom Of grind
ing for toll. - ,,,.,,D,os
steIIaroor NAIs Oct "a 1867 l7af
, 1862-10-16

RAnnokD MEIlma.--ln cpmp|lanco win lhe
prugiionl q lhe AZ, p.l.sd by he Iasl Lesisla-
tur. /. nesting q charter members q The Pu-
~ SQUAD "a cgiumt'a nirpr Railrosd Com
nay r.s hid 10 Ne pliss On saturday lisi.
Ind'ad|u1 pruziur. lh1fs Hols present aoms lhfss
o. hrr molr lhah ne rr1a|lli quorum ssS
preceding. d-Signsd ~ dis Issue. ere unarold
ably crowded cut.
, 1862-10-16
PUGET SOUND HERALD.
sTErLAcoolG ". T.
Thursday Morning Oct le. 1854

1nuEsoay morning OSH 40 NoOA
==---------- =. : - : :. : -
A LAnos HAuL'-The crew Of the S'u6raeE,
thinking thsre might Be- some hsh heFsabouts'
eonelndsd 70 ~ % tAke some win . Seine' which
they - out nenr he ueoEN Of steilAecOm Creek
On fuesday morning last AVER the hPss Of :
me- ia eoTalsd abous Z On q a. Of Different
vafistoS bot mostly salmon. They aSrs slatsd
win thoif saccoaA and thought SlellacOom =
sonsuhat bsliaF place than Cherbourg. We
Acknowledge TIE Fsosipe of one of the victims, .
salmon uslehiae Tn pOundA There & probably
10 obody of ualsf d equal sxtsnt IN the world
Hksro ash d saeh sxosllsnt quality and % great
v.ristv ere % abundant Many tons Of them
nay 6s nkul daily win Ihs sslnet he qusntity
e % rlsas e 70 sen almost sshaustIssa iv ~
- fe.ie
Los slaAsIe 2. sIoL... ): : a eoon, lnC. !al'
s.@s o,a go nlee s.nea ,aol L.norn = ne
<. aurr rVI.,iv,l ,,,.eh,d % he D. s. steamer
s1gtri,t n 8, c.DusIty q p.r.Oa. =. bslIeye.
v,.,rra.v r,roll.d up Ke,ch,s whnrf whiI. tsk.
in a airing. and. vhsa sought w.s invisibla
n Is p,r,mbal.tlons hs 4 supposed % have
-, N. .h-.--. - !. 4. - .I,,,,
si.,...',.,- IA e,;,.,r' 4. 1870. ul..,s I.is
49, 4. 4. ! sI..,, -, !, shenld ~ ~ a,
,sa.-,.,,',l. ,,,,.s.. -. ~. a, n. 80.
~ ,s-- =. ,.,,,..,.a !. -. n. =, q.
- -. d - = ~ =, 4 81 alasll
-, - I, \, !, =. .s t.g. :.
svonz n. M. Jla = p. lester waa sworn
h, o. Saturday evsning lasts and ordered 70 re-
Po1i himself D. duty % the IolloHing Monday
nornlns, . hfIt lisaisn1nt q The company ee
ing r.guiied here by = H Tucker, Eaq. ~
cunpllanes win ihil order. ~. Jester took mp
hlsquari1ls . For sisll.ooon o. Monday ~
In ihis eh,nse - have ~ ? elslzen who bon.
or'd he po''''op he oeenp'.a y eisl, NE vhlls
-, 80. 4, $1,000 4 N. .i,.i.. n, A..
.a.,,.s. n go. so.bl - 80 ~ vlIl -.
.,i' 5000 e,,ill.blv n ~ po|lliob q MIR
~ fr.I- 4. 4. .i,o,a. 4 =
-. -
ArnonA borlALn-- beaniipl e4hibiaop cf
t1,a pnsn'4epp. i'o- p.-os -. ll.oAy n's.l
49,. ~ ...ss :, 49,. =, - 49,. u ~.
u ~ \. =. =. = u q. ~
~ ~ ,,,.- ~. ~ -. ~. y y
- Z y. =. I !. . - u. -..., -,
7. ? '.'.....'. 80. -
-, 81. ~. ~ '. ~. y 81, q S.
, 1862-10-16

Iuslnss BEA6E RsdmEsf 1t Is aid that
Gen. Huniss disbandsd his regiment q eOlorsd
South Car6IiniAns bselals 10 1ound his effort 10
make lhs slave States eohliibuis % de support
d he Unlou va dlieouni1uanced by TIE Prpsi.
dent 1hs eoiorsi regiment VS. not allure 10
any other sense. md enn Be rosggnnizsd q brief
notice, whenever necessary.
, 1862-10-16

GoEEEEnEEn Para MoHEE.-Ths sntirs Va
ume of Government paper money nov auihori1sd
and issued. in whole o. in part 4 tsoe 900, ,oooi
~ oi which = virtually and practically funded
into ~ por cent uiOek. having twenty years TO
tun, but r1dssmablt q he option of lie Govern.
lnsnt any time aasE 1861.
, 1862-10-16

A man named Cooper, shoIs nihsly-ons year
II agr, has just arrived Al tsacEpmsnio from Ms
soari, having come ACROSS he Plains. ~
, 1862-10-16

I'm enuruc<-Thie steamer arrived q
Ka.1ht shnrf o. lnsi Monday evening. from Be-
los. 5he uli remain hsEps We - Informed.
sontfour o. dvs ueskl during which tine her
machineEy ui'l b irksn oul and rrpairsd and
lhs4r1lll unitlgn general orurhaulins. The
uoIk ol dissection comnsoesd it an ellly hoar
o. Tuesday morning. and hns uinos been prose-
cnlnl nILh rI-.l.
, 1862-10-16

n sslleoon q As 5ih Il1llsi y A d Rahbsusa, = p
, 1862-10-16

THE HE.rtniAh loF September and October
has come % hard. The pattern accompanying
this number 4 that Of little boys jacket, IN
tihdsd IS companion ior The pants 10 the pre-.
vious number. Avery interesting table cf con
tents . presented In lhis issue.
, 1862-10-16

ArnoaA DolrAlrs "A beanfiful exhibition cf
lhis phouopalol ioot plaoo last Friday night
absnI l.n d'6lock AZ ne aIti slnnus Ne mis-
look h ~ . rainbow. but n : moment We wsfs
undsosissL Ths light sstimsd up from he
hori1ou n ne fhru q : bus. ne upper Iids q
which va q hoauiiini crimson, which, With
he cl,lr So, ~ immsdlaisly shove prsssaisd
= rpuc|rc|1 n1i unlike rlinboa. Illalisd uboul
hnif .n hoas
, 1862-10-16

LAs PASEhA-we ars indebted to NJ. D. B.
Finch, the lais popular Purssf of the silamer
EnfgPriss, but nov d the Eliza anderson, for
San FFaneiuco and Victoria paper1. Capt Dave
Wallace also placed us under obligations fOr Vic.
toria papers,
, 1862-10-16

The publication Of The Manayunk CPa.) Star
has ceased. On aecount q he editor proprietor.
reporter corruspondsnis, journsymsh, and sli
otheEs connected viii the oihes, having joined
the army, down to ths devil, who has gone ior =
drummer boy. The patriotism Of ths printing
fraternity 3 veil established, but this Instance Is
without parallel The paper was owned and
published By J. u Scott who holds the position
q Sergeant 10 she seo,i Legion q PsnnsyIVanIa.
, 1862-10-16

Tn Wlllana-,sis a. abatement q %
equinor'.' torn. ilIl reit, us hnrr been O.
volrd rIIh truly dII|rhlld urllhrr; IN hct .
rrilIh = snnmrl ne ralnlFsg'Esd fhe f1liag.
q o. sIIa1tty. and ihfh1sd nv ifs into ~
pa1lrrr Clinl llirs nd MD, bsllltiui ten.
p,I,|n-. nor prul.a
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-02-20

happened to be appointed room orderly.
and in the course of the day it tecsne
necessary TO 60 for bucket Of walsr.-
Kitty started, and on arriving at the pump,
was politely informed by an inebrialed
sog'r man, that he WAS "sole proprietor
and lessee" Of that mersheen at present.
and that he kitty couldn't have any
water, a. the same time applying an Of.
Iensive epithet 10 him. Without any fur.
ther ceremony Kitty lei fly his right
mo0ley Straight from the shoulder, catch.
ing the fellow on the mob, "sending him
10 grass" end starting the ciaret. Kitty
coolly filled his bucket, and came over 10
the room. as unconcerned as if nothing
had happened. But it Sc. happened the
'officer Of the guard Lad witnessed the
whole scene, and when Kitty arrived, he
was informed by an orderly that the off.
Ger would like TO have a private audience
with him. Kitty of course complied. and
on entering the guard-room, something
like the following dialogue ensued.
Oli;er-W6ll, sir, wh.. company do
You belong to.
Kitty-I am an Ohio greeuer, sir At
this Lieut.. who happened to be sitting
in the room, "that is one Of Costar's
Buckeye boys" (Lieut. Costar is in com.
maud Of COmpony A, the company to
which our boys Is assigned.
oficer-Oh! tha, alters the cas-, !. 90 to
your quarters sir.
Kitty-Yes, sir.
That was al that was necessary. ale
was one Of Costar's Buckeyes" and tha,
OF course excused him from all blame.
The rest Of our boys are all well, and
are well coutented, and all glory in being
sons of Urcle Sans. Should the emer
gency ever require it, l am sure the dele
CATION representing old Fairfield in "ds,
bIoOay tU'lfM." will fully sustain her for.
mer reputation, and prove both an honor
and credit 10 her. "Pcas on trenchsr -
is sounding. yea verify. the inner man re
.quireth nourishmert," and close, as.
suring YOU that the most welcome visitor
we have, is the Lancaster Gazette.
Yours, truly,
Ii. SCOTT. Jr.,
18th Infautry
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-02-20
LANCASTER OHIO, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20. 1862


heavily TO the flooi. blool gushing from
his mouth and nostrils.
All but one of that horror stricken
group supposed it to be The spirit Of the
unfortunate earl, which had returned to
take vengeance on his murderer, and fear.
ed to approach him. But Lady Blanche,
rushing forward, threw herself wildly up
on the bosom Of her lover, obtaining con.
vincing proof as she did 80, from The
warm kisses that fell upon her cheeks and
lips, that it was no spirit, but her own
Walter.
When lifting St. Croix from the place
where he had fallen, they found thai lie
had departed. 1t seems that the Wounds
given to the young earl were no. as lis
murderers supposed mortal. His plupge
into the river. instcGa Of rendering his
death certab. restored him to conscious.
ness, and when be arose to the surface,
he made desperate effort to regain the
shore. In this he would not, probably,
have been successful for be wss very weak
from the loss OF blood, had 1t not been for
the gypsy queen. who was crossing the
river in boa. with some Of her follow
ers. She picked him up, conveyed him
to her tent, and with the most devoted
and tender care nursed him through the
long and dangerous illness that foil wed,
The eal OIL his recovery. became a.
ware of his cousins usurpstion Of his es.
tates aud title, also of his betrolhal to the
Lady Blanche; but retaining grateful
sense Of fis Indebtedness to the heroic
woman 10 whom he owed his life, and who,
in spite of all. still cherished strong af.
lection for his treacherous cousin, lie al
lowed her to warn him, hoping that it
would induce him to flee the country de
laying for that purpose his appearance un
til the very last moment.
There was another bridal day appoint.
ed, at which there were happy smiling
faces; the Lady Blanche, he beautiful
rose of Glen Valley, gave her hand 10
Walter. Ear OF Egberton, al the altar Of
the ivy. clad church of Stoke Cantruf.
Both the earl and tho countess tried to
induce Cleopatra. the gypsy queen, to set.
tie In the neat pleasant cottage they had
given her. But they could moi prevail
upon her to give up her rowing life to
which she was so strongly attached. She
maGe it rule, however, to visit Egber-
ton Hall once a year, and the earl gave
strict injunctions 10 all Of his tenants that
neither she nor her followers should ever
be molesled ......
Many years have elapsed since the
events here recorded but ia remembrance
OF tho services rendered by the gypsy
queen, any member of that wandering
tribe who visits the neighborhCod has al
ways hospitable reception from the de
| scerGants Of tie Rose of Glen Valley.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-02-20
Army Correspondence.
Ii. SCOTT, Jr., s
18th Infantry
CRAB ORCHARD, KY.,
February IL, 1862.


EfIroHs GAZETTE: The boys of the 18th
0. V. u. S. A. sometimes receive rare
epistolary productions. One Of my friends
in this company bas kindly permitted me
to look at letter received lately. If it is
not tresspassing on the space usually al.
lotied TO more important information, i will
give it, Usr5atim ct litsrqtim ct spellatim:
II am sorry that you boys is in they
plaise that you are. am sorry that you
ar ften to free they niggersfor that is
the polisy of they government to free them
no men Candeny that nor l don't think
that emmy one Of you wants Ablack wife
but you are fling u place they Digger on
an equality with your selves now mark
that | tell you and see if it don't come
tru they President and his, cabonet
ayught tn be sent to he'll and / would like
TO be there tu punch they Goals that ls SO
for they are all abolicienests and they re
publican Party dare not deny it
WILLIAM GARLocH, thorn
township perry county Ohio"
This is only quotation, and it will
suffice. Now our reason for giving this
publicity is to know whether the school.
master has "been around" or Joined the
army. If the people of Perry county per
NIT such an ignorant traitor as Mr.. Gar
loch to stay in their midst. they exhibit
spirit Of iorbearance and moderation tha
would not be tolerated IN this part of Ky
But we do not dispair on account Of tht
young mans condition. This sudden eb
ullition is probably owing to temporary
alteration Of mind, caused by some pecu
liariIy of temperament, and if our suppo
siiion is correct, We sincerely hope tba
some kind and considerate friend will ap
ply blister plaster to the back part c
his cranium to restore The equilibrium :
II the gentleman is in INDECENT ciicunl
stances. Company B cf the 17lh Obi
regiment is prepared to furnish him cop.
Of Websler's Spelling Book. and will ais
send him the Ohio Eagle for life. if tb
editor doO't prove too contemplate 10 in
sure an incarceration within the walls Q
Fort Warren, or Lafayette. Poor igno
rant wretch! you are an object of com
misseration. pa' <.
Here in Kentucky we see ardent an
uncOmpromising devotion to the Uniol
while traitors at home are disseminatin
, an atrocious lie to deceive the iguoral
and credulOus. Posterity and Tue defer
q ders OF our common country will in a
q coming time, shun and condemn them {
traitors who 10 the hour tf our country
, peril turned a deaf ear to her eptreatie
We leave tomorrow en- route for Ii
t banon. Respectfully,
.- ]. p. sam,
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