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THE MOvEM ENTs ON THE UPPER
~ POTOMAC. .lls. .lHl
Gen. Banks st CharlsstosOn = Kortips6arg
Occupied BY his Troops Condition Of
Ms Ssrroundino Country ~.f,ta

Gen. Banks sf Charlsstovn - Kartins5Srg
Occupied BY his Troops Condition q
tie Surrounding Coantry.a ~ t't"
CnAaLEsrowN. Va, March a.-l'he
main body OF General Banks Division
rests In the vicinity Of Charlssiown. No
disasler or accident has occurred siuse
the concentration at and departure from
Sandy Hook, to cGase any anxiety TO the
friends ut home. 10 Three inches Of snow
fell to-day. The hitherto rancorous Sc.
cessionisls, now pay marked respect to
the Federal uniform. The oiliEeus who
have been compelled to saccumb TO RIB.
el iorcs are sla.ed with tile prospect Ofthe
future. Eh fe siesJlWn
Ills gratifying TO perceive that the
country through Which the enemy march.
ed. Lvals marks Of the usual agricultural
industry. l, is apparent that the future
cereal crops in this prolific region have
not been neglected as may be supposed; !;
town aud country are destitute ofimt ort.
cd articles Of consumption. There 10 no
lack OF bread, meat and coarSe clothes. -
Hundreds oi conlrabands are hourly
seeking refuge within our lines. but they
ara allowed to roam q. large without tspi.
onagean care, 10 fact but littls notice 10
taken Of them except to prevent their 70.
turn beyond our post. ,e
The general reports from Winchester
are conflicting, aud but little reliance can
be placed upon them, coming a. they do
from refugees and contrAbaBds.i The mil
itary commanders are. undoubtedly better
Informed than the public, aud are, oonse.
qusntly. prepared for any emergency
which may arse Considerable -four
accredited TO the Secession army. has
been seized, but private properly has been
strictly resp, cted. !, si .s.rl
MaItlusburg has been occupied BY
Unio1 troops. . gsah d ,ts-s
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NOTICE is hereby given 10 Jackson Barrett that
y on nv gSth day OF December, A. D. 1851, his
wife, Frances r. Barrett, ned in the Court OF Com
mon Pleas, in'ahd for the county OF Fairfield and
State OF Ohio, her peoh skaihs, him setting forth
that he has'be5n wifully absent from her for more
time grossly neglected his duty towards Esr; gad
praying that the marriage may dissolved and both
partie freed from the obi gAttons thereof and that
'aIfmony may be allowed 10 her out Of his
property ana that she may De restored TO her maid
en- name, Frances Fuller ana he is further notified
that said cause viii come onf0r hearing at1he nsxt
term Of said court.
Dated this gnd day or January. Is65.-. -,
HUNTER & DAUGHERTY,
Attorneys for Petitioner.
Jan. 9, 'le62-5w4a-pfs3 so
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Military Work IN Ten aessee About at ad
End.-The Rebels RetTeatihg' N1II

Military Work m Ten aessee About at al
s End--The Rebels ,Retreatihg' AoiI
WAsuISsToN. March 2.--ofiCial infor-
nation from Nashville to the War Depart
meut represents the military work in that
State as about finished. and it only ie-
mains to effect aCivil reorganization of
the State Government si'iumo 'gpt
yIlis believed The United States forces
will occupy Columbus to,day. The reb-
eI iorces under Albert Sydney JOhuston
are being steadily pressed backward by
Gen. Buell.. saaasI aa.Y gdi teals ioo.
Cotton to the amount Of 500. 900 has
faIlen into OUT hands at Nashvilles The
Treasury Department has iakehmsasases
to have il biodght 10 New York. u
The President has designated the Hon
Andy JohhsoniIo be Brigadisr General,
and be proceeds to Tennessee tomorrow
to open military provisional government
for Tennessee until the reconstruction Of
the civil government. Brigadier General
BaslIIwillshey dominated to. morrow rs q
MajofsG General, ~ gonugo1-6s bss haaN
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NO6fCe.,

NARY M. Spencer and Eli A. Spencer, OF the
lyl city Of Madison, and state Of Wisconsin, and
John NJ. McAvoy, ofthe city OF and State
OF Michigan, will take notice that Thomas Whtake or
Administrator OF the estate Of Thomas T. Gill, de-
ceased, the 18th day Of February, A. D., 1862 ,led
his Pehtio In the Probate Court, within and for the
County of Pair6e and State of Ohio, alleging that
the personal estate Of said decedent Is nsucient 10
my bts debts, and the charges Of administering his
ostate that he died seized in fec simple Of the fol-
lowing described real estate situate in said County
t0-wii: 1he North East quarter OF section 0ne ~
Township sixteen (l6) and Range Eighteen (lsl Of
70 be sold al Chilcothe except sixty
acres sold eaef the East eide Of said quarter section
snd leaving one hundred acres more or less. That
0rtha GALL aawidow bf said desedentis entitled n
Dover in said promises, and that George Gill as bis
eff gftaw, hUidstke ofinheri lance thete
in.- Id 81 h bI4fs 4EaE sd .b7fEEfisg NJ ~ /
Tie prayer ofsaid PeiitLonisfor The assignment o.
Bower 10 said Martha CHI 4he adjdsrment and deter
mpatlon Of tie validity and priority of-tenssand fo
sale OF premises subject 10 such dover estate
for the payment OF me debts anu charges aforesaid
Said Petition will be for hearingon the 2lsi day o
March A. D.. 1869, at 10 O'Clock a. NJ, or as soor
thereafter % counsel can be heard. ~ PSI Aif
L..A THOMAS WHITAKER, .ajm'r
Fl.N' - ~ iof Thomas 7. Gill, deed,
Lancaster, Feb. 2oth, 1865, ,-4w-4s PIES iFli
HUNTER & DAUaHERTy Attys.
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speelaT Notice 20 con.amptive..

VTNHE advertiser, having been restored 10 health in
IL avery few weeksby avery simple remedy attsr
having suffered several yehrs with severe lung Aec-
tion, and that dread disease. Oonsumpton-is anx-
iousto make known TO his fellow-suBeiers the means
OF cure. fe4riF7
To all who desire H. he win send COPY Of the pro.
schpton used, free Of charge. fwh the ttions
for preparing and using the same, which they will hnd
sure cure Tor consumption. sthma, Brchshitis,
prescription 10 benefit thea aficteds and spreah in-
brniatiou which he conceves TO 70 hiyaI1abIe, and
sns y VII"
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
.H ,a ae. ~. REv. EDWARD WILSON,
Williamsburg, King County, New Fork.
Oct. 81, ,l66l.--3m35 t9s-.s-7 7A54EH f.rhtt4.t
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TEtEoRAPnIc ALLrrERArIos,- The tslo;
graphic reporters seem 10 have acquired
a great fondness for the letter 4 and ops
readers will, no doubt. bs amused by, the
''fsrther fligh. OF the Heet-fooled Floyd
and ottbe 6Hags fiyingr over rebel forts
aud fortified towns. The successes Of
Commodore Foote; the capture Of Fort
Henry aud Fort Donslson; the frantic
feats and frstful iorebodipgS Of the +. +.
VS. and the frighIfI future, frowning
down upon the fated and false foeuneu in
the 6sld against freedom, have rendered
them, somewhat facstious. a,a5ssM bra,
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Lanesstes. O.. Feb. 24 1862.
Committee

HAmong' the deaths IN the misistry
Of the Methodist Church, we notice that OF
Rev. ]. M. Thompson. one Of the pionsers
of his Church IN Ohio. He died at his
residence near Pokin. in Clermon. coun-
~. ou'tbe 81 of January, aged 81 years.
He was born ten years.before the Rev,
ola'rou. and was thirty years old when
Washington died. 'it 'ai"
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The EreoutlOn ol Cau,aIu Gordon,


The execution Of Captain Nathaniel
Gordon in New York on Friday last was
an event Of great Importance, as sshewing
that the law making The carrying on Of
the African Slave Trade piracy is no lon
ger 10 be dead letter. Gordon was ma.
tive Of Portland. Maine, about thirty-six
years Of age. He had made several suc-
cessful voyages to the African coast, bat
at last captured on the ship Erie on the
9Th Of August, 1860, one days sail from
the Congo, having taken thence 897 ne /
groes. Every legal technicality aud the
the most urgent appeals to the President,
backed by the recommendations by the,
oIeInor Of New York. and other prom
ineEt persona, having been used to no ef'
feet. Gordon was executed as above stated.
EIe bad procured some poison, supposed
to be stryehnipe, and bad ,eopcealed it,in
hole in the bench in his cell. This he
took the night preyioustO the lime as,
sigusd for bis execution, either swallow
liug the powder or smoking it iu cigar.
He was :aken with fearful convulsiops. but
begged the officers to let him die. Phys.
1 ieians were, however, oalled'iD, and by a.
bout 10 A, NJ. oD Friday, the spasms had
ceased. The Evening Post thus describes
the last scene in The tragedy: 49, q
| Gordon was taken from his cell to the
bgallows at q quarter past twelve o'clock.
He was supported by two Of Marshal
Murray's deputies. The Marshal walked
on his right. The appearance Of Gordon''
face was ehaslly; his fear was extreme
but with that assumed stoicism which hat
distinguished HIM. he walked, or wa'
rather carried guilty to his place. HI
made no dying speech. lsg
As soon as the moose was adjusted, til
black cap was pulled over HE face. Th'
, signal was at once made, and 10 an IN
slant he was dangling in the siy. H
died easily; but few convulsiye motion
I were observed. > He was dead in abou
five minutes from the time lherope wa
< adjusted. but the body was allowed to re
9 main half an hour. when his body was ia
4 ken down and placed in rough cofin,i
9 which it will be delivered to his friends
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The state of Ohio, Fairfield County ,
10 =, .. Courtof Common Plens.'
l Daniel Rnaner, PlalntiHs I'D hi9 u 1


Iucaa Runner ana othevs, % Ia S'iTf
Lucas Ku finer, Harrison RatIner, Andrew Runnor,
Margaret Ruffaer, Dorothy Runner, Lewis Hlte and
Dorothy Hite, bis wife, aud Benjamin Rufner, who
no non OF the State OF Ohio, reby
Ged that on the a0nd day OF January, A. D. is02,
Daniel Ragper, plhlnlif, aled In the oouu OF Com
mon pleas 10 and for the County OF Fairfield and State
OF Ohiohs petition against themand others ,defend
anita the object aud prayer OF wheh petition tsfor
that he and others calming under him are
In eauitg he true owners Of the following ttscts Of
land situate In said county, b-wit First, The North
Rasi quartor Of section Number eight, township six
teen ORANGE efglteen containing ane hund red and
sixty acres, Ssesph ReTtoflhe North West quarter
of section nihe township sixteen Of range eightesn
me me,Ss and bounds ofvhlsh arc set forth In deed
for he ssss eS sCnp USnIhsne% az anS n'e ~
therein particularly described as fploEe; "paH Of
Ithe North West quarter Of section nine, township
aslxtoon ranGueighaaen, beginning AZ the line sfthe
,stnSnee west along said Miil's aadto corner with
"a r. Miller nov the land Of James Douglas. thence
aSonth 10 the land Of William Watson deceased
thenee East abnrsald line 70 the canal line 20 cor
.ner with N lands Of CT tares Neevapger; thence
"North 10 the place Of beginning containing thirty
three Acree moro 0t eSs:'t that each ard all OFT
Defendants the heirs atlaw Of David Q. Rnnner do:
ceased, who maybe vested win any ne tner1io nola
under him as stated in said petition, and that they
sevetaIly 30 fafaseompetent 70 dolsc, release and
convey their TILE tY the PtainuR, or others claim
any Of them omay beincompeseut TO relehse aud
convey lhe same, some suitable person persons be
appointed by the court t6 make such conveyance In
their behalf, and Nat snsA conveysnee or convey
The taid defendants ate further notified that they
before hifd sEiafday amer iHca7h day February
Dated nj. aadaAy ESPSsIy, y j ,sss s,sSsasueprRry
| 0wiipfe9 0s.. api li Attomsyefor Plaintiff
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the oRoyrH Of 7uE uNrrED yrarEs

THE thOHTH OFIHEt UNITED STATES
has been about per cent, per annum, while thein-
creGse ofthe Mexican Mustang Liniment has been
from 20to 30 per cent, showing tho estimation and
Increasing popularity OF this invaluable article. It
has no doubt, saved the country half million year
In cattle alone; while for human ailments.
Bites, Caked Breasts, &c., II has ne equal. Did you
ever see u tried without saceess upon either man
stable. Accidents will occur Promptness Is efica-
cy Butbe particular, and buy Of none bui fespeeia
bic deaieEs See that every wrapper bears the sigma
brook, Chemis. and the Precautionary words tTrade'
"Mark"in two MedaionS Of the Fedefa Currency.
Sold ate5 cents. so cents and 81 90 pef Bottle, by
lGobc. D. S. BARNES. New York.
I oct.3-em28
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The following ian ekttactfrom letter written BY
the RsvsJ.s. Holme, pastor oftho PteHspOsnt-street
Baptist Church, Brookiyn, N. " the "JOuFnAi And
Messenger chcinndIi; o., and speaks volumes in
favor Of that world renowned medIeins, MRs. WIZ
Slows sOoIHNo sYRUP TUR oHILDREh TEETmNs:--
ave seq an Aadtarliserhehti In your columns ofMrs.
WiNsLow's SOoTniHa SqRnf. Now We never said q
word In favor OF patent medicine before In our ife
Is no humbugDs have trisdit, afd knou IL 70 BE- all
ftelaims. II probably one or tue most successful
medciles o. lne DAY. because y Is one OF the best,
better than tolay In sdppiy.n
March 7l66I--y40 +sE 4
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3 ET Robert johnson, son Of the patri.
otto Senator from Tennessee. has just sue.
cesded In reaching the Union camp At Flat
Lick Ford, near Cumberland Gap, He
was over two weeks 10 eifecting lis escape,
and surmounied incredible difficulties
: His presence had most inspiring effect
on the Tennessee volunteers, W. g'''''A
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r@-Yirtims Of Rheumatism read ,his:;
CrEARPoKF Fairfield 90. June a. 1887,

DR., C. W. RopAcH, No, g. East Four.h
street, Cincinnati, O.-7Dsat Sw:-Ihis
spring l hired to work on farm during
the sammer, but Ebeeame severely affiist.
ed with Rheumatism, and il disabled me
so much, that 1 was compelled to quit
work. After being confined to my, room
fot some ffme: T proctted' Of y6ar agents
at this place, Messers. Abbott 4 Sons, a
bottle Of your Scandinavian Blood Puri6.
er and a box Of your Blood Pills. and afl
ter the use Of them I was restored to per-
feet health. One bottle of your Blood
Purifier and one boxofyou Blood Pills
performed perfect cure, Being satis6-
cd thatitis an inyslyable, remedy. sent
.sowthi TO befpublished, If you think
proper, that others similarly affected msy
have the benefit Of my experiehee.s5
|. l5nases ave SILAS SPRINGER
/, EE See advertise mart. .fst; .sat.s
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NOTICE.

The Stockholders in Fairfield County,
of,he Cineinuasi. Wilmington q Zaues-
vile Railroad Company are requested to
meet at the Court Mouse, in the city Of
Lancaster on Saturday no 8& day ot
March. 1862 at l O'Clock P. NJ. Matters
of importance will be presented for their
consideration. 5-H i'
By order Of Commissioners,
D. TALLMADGE,
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NEASIl APAsIc. This morning there
was perfect rush to get some Of Nc.
Leans Strengthening Cordial. It is as
tonishing what large quantity of that ar.
.icle is consumed. II shows copclusively
that it is just the thing required in mala-
ra or fever districts. as preventive fol
CAhl. alias sHAEE', Everybody and the
rest Of mankind" should tryit, they
wish to become healthy and strong; and
those that are well should take q little
every morning to keep them SO. webavt
tpied it.--Eveniag Mirror: q l1,, as,sli
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Hon. v. b. Horton and the Legal
Tender Clause.

Hon. v. b. Horton and the legal
Tender Clause.
We have received the Speech Of our
Representative 10 Congress Hon. v.
HoRros, in justification of his vote against
the legal lesder clause Of the Treasury
Note Bill.
We have no doubt that Mr.. Horton
was honest in his judgment, bat we are
equally certain that he was mistaken and
that his vote was In contraveDtiou of the
interest as we'll as the wishes Of bis coz
stiiuents.
His arguments are ingenious, but falla
cious. Indeed he urges no reason what
ever against the legal tender claule of the
bill-tho only thing TO which, as We un-
deTstand he takes exception. Conserving
and agreeing to the prOprie'y and necessi-
ty Of notes of some kind and denomiLa
,tion TO answer the demands Of the coun
try-he opposed the bill upon the theory
that by increasing the circulation Of III,
,co,n,,, ~ a,so ooo oon ,a,. In :;
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EEA telegram from LAndsr's ,Assist-.
ant Adiulant { General, aaAOupcing his
death, says he was exhausted and won
out. For twenty four hours before lis
death hispulse scarcely moved. Probably
his dsSsaSs WAS hAstvned BY physical Of
forts 10, the arduops march Apd mental
anxiety. ,.,,s, ~, NJ aesf5shnuo5
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ynIe Of Ian asiby Or rdtr'of Court.

fSBtc u AuuNOYuy OEoCF VI OOuEt,
VN Pursuance AN order of IN Court OF Common
Pleas In and for the County OF Fairfield, and State
of Ohio The undersigned as Executor OF the last III
of Iiannsh Ley ering, deceased, will, on ha,1ic
MOnAay the nth Day OF March, A. ID.
1859, '..,... :
House in Lancaster, In said county sell by pubic
auction TO the highest bidder, the following paIeeh
q Real Estate, sinnao 70 sasd Coonty sao-Nii;
Hs,-yTweniy;.lx ard two. .eirls aeres oai o. ~
lion Of lbslspds OF anDah I.everIng deceased which
is recorded In Book No. o6 pages 4O &c, The Rec.
od ofdecds of said County, which, arepert
Of the south West quarier d section spin Township
ia, Of ofIlaBge elO boupded by bnginniBg-al stone
In the road eighteen chains and forty iHBks North
from th South Wort corner Of said sortsOn; the
ajshi links; thcBee North eighy-ssron nd a
SalS degrees, Raj twelve ehans aud eight Hnks;
thance North, hiheeB elIains aud seyentytwo Iinks
thence South elE l0nI 9eSfeess Wes' ,yo1sy'iree
south six chai sBd one link tohe bcefnAing,
Appraised at S45 per AeTs, y a.iu. .ii ~
Secoud-TWenty acres out OF tract " land st
o 10 Mars ring ih said paT.lSct which ~ scres
are mart Of the south half OF section ~ iov nshp
QIl OF range (t9) bonndedby hcg1sisg a. the North
West corner % said tract so set said Marie Lev
oFInRi thence North eighty -four egTees East fopr-
teen chains ana sixty seven links ihsBse South thir
teen ch alns and alghtYhve links tbpee 0egnh asr-
enty-three and oue.haf degrees, West ihrse chains
aud sixty links; thence South eighty sven az, ssda
half degrees, west ten chans and thiTty-nins !nes;
thence North three and fourth degrees wost ihlr
teen chans and seve links 70 the begiBning
Appraised AZ 500 per acre.i. iGq,,lU !, IA ,.,g
thirds value; one third the purchase
money to be paid IN hand, one third In ono yeal and
0nehird IN two years from the day OF sale, with IN
terey on the de payments nom the dag ofsaie.
Dated this 18th day OF February A. ID. 1860. e,ffy
ilfFF ~ CU ~ Lows LEvERIs6, Executor :
,fg OF the last will Of Hannah Levehng, deosas
HuNTER Il DApaHERTy, Attorneys.
InnAAaiaf. Feb. Is. le9a Is Mifpfa7 so. Nhut 'rlt
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The Evacuation of Columbus Confirmed.
1I..nk A J,on..nL

WAsnINeToN, March ga dispatch
was received to-day from Com. iFoots,
saying Lieut.. Phslps, cent with a flag sOI
truce 10 Columbus. has returned and To-
ports thar Columbus s being evacuated.
He saw The rebels burning their winter
quarters and removing thsiheavy guns on
the Bluffs. but leaving those in the water
batteries. The indications we're that the
town Of Columbus. together with the
military stores, had been burned,
Z General Shields succeeds General Ian.
der In his command. t18l tt't III
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spetial Notices.

known remedy for Rheumatsm, Gout and NsuraIrlGl
and the perholous effects Of Mercury, and Il is With
The greatest satla conas 10 tie merits that We call
the attention ofOr readers 70 the advertise mept In
another colguid df our paper, ofthe Anti. hSumste
Band-2mli. T st
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Forty nine rebel Geld officers left
Cleveland on Tuesday last for Fort War
rem. among them were Gems. Tilghman
and Buckher, '''.', ''., - 8 81.
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The Richmond Rnanirsr says tha.
Humphrey Marshall is N"dpep man.
Alb, well, he isn't bottomlssV s.a "
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JEFF Davis, DREAM.
Air,Lsrd Lss.I.

W Let. R S4
Twas che Writer'S night Jrvt DAVIS he lay,
Resting his weary headi fN
Strange stoheb totslt the DsvH appeared,
And unto ~ baUiA he said, said, said,
And unto Jsg Davis he said.
end.
: n you'ilsell me your soul I'll make you Hing
ofths Southern Confederaoy,
Itb go said old JEFF, almost out Of breath,
y man ~ ofmy word ] will be, be,be,
A man ~ oimy word will be.
Sd.
Thsn BsaursEard came and Davisthe said,
A commander.in-chie you shall be,
ofmy forces on land, you shall be In command
And have pryivateers on the sea. sea, sea,
Andhave, priyateers ON the sea.
r tt. =, 4th. -ff1s IA .-s.ll % 81
The next one was Floyd with his roguish look;
He wanted TO be, Sss-rs-ts--rss,
But Davis said no indeed it's no go,
You can handle no silver for me, mo, me,
You can handle no silverfor me.voq itaia
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The DspiI he came, and asked for his claim,
Davis could scaseely tell vhattod do, hiarH
Said the Dsuil make haste, I've no time 10 Wast'
v For old "Nisk,v he Is waiting for you, ,Ou, yOr
For old Mick" is waiting foryOu.s ,si.
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