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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-06-19
Parson BFoaynIow.

WAsHfSoToN. june II. --Parson Brown.
low has received an invitation to be pre-.
sent o. the Fourth Of July oelebration in
Warrington 'In hIs reply declining the
invitation. he statesithat he is about TO
wish CipciBuati with his family, where he
will keep house until Tsnisssee Is fully
opened BY tbe United States troops, but
from thebve heis Subpmped 10 attend The
trialsof West H. Humphreys a, Wash.
iDgtob asa witnsss. He 6res q broad.
aide u mo syDpatbizers bs has encoun.
tered 10 this Aod other States, principally
asubsu.0t the-lals Brsckinridge party.
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.ANl prNANot..
Prohibiting the burying the dead within tho limit,
= Ifa% softhe City Of LancagteEY E

Prohibiting the buryins the dead within tho limits
= I9W 1cfthe Ciiy tancasssE1
section ]. WHEREAs, This Board OF Health Of me
Oly OF Lancaster, have recommended tho passage OF
an ordinance prohibiting the bAFa the dead with
IN inc iiinits OF SAID Clty-AND wIiEREAsit IL we'll
asceraincd that crowded Cemeteries In or car popu
lous el'es and towns are Injurious. that the deeom
P9sltl9n 9f the dead bodies eyolves hoxious gasses
Tsien WI exert poisonous inluepee upon the health
al living ~ the vicinity; TAsloors, Be L ordaiasd
sHIfs H. oms eosasel cig Of Ls9sastsr, That u
ruary, A. D. 1885, for the burals Of the dead, 10 bo
made u eilher, Of the Burypg Grounds within The
corporate limits or said City ofL6ncaster.
Section p That ~ anyNJ ersbn or pertons shall
onepd agSnst the Provisions ths ordnance he sho
or they shall usoRs conviction there6f before th6
Mayor Or ~ hisRbseiice The ciy. Clerk be aned ia
sny sum not exceeding Fify Dollars, nor less than
Ten Dollars with coss dt prd4eepton, and mo oreoyel
be sublectto an addRiohl fhe or Ten Dollars for
a,a cacn week the same may remain Inferred within
lnls ordinance 70 take etiect and be IN force fom
ana amer the first day OF February A. ID. 1855
Passed February IA, D., 1884,
Ates--JoHE B. REID, City Clerk. 1&iic4 - -
Republished by order O the City Council.
Lancaster June 5, ,isoaEswn- AA'N''''"" o'sfk
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Cot,trGbands,

,sAnotber squad ot contrabaadsl artiv
60 = rev : Gays I1y: since. II leey SGntlsne y
"a 4 ~ u I., ,sT tob;o Oh eIsvss' Fsgls
Tho .ba.o \. ~. ...,n,a a. - 80, :,
morn tbs, ,be Ea;tor Of ,lm Esalabsabsd
t6ssylupOn ,ho subis,e Of alaycs eucabua
from re6sl masters. within 4 fsw weeks.
II. some instances ths names Of our oIt,.
sens, who have seen fil 10 miploy them.
have becnapurAded before the public =
ROLAsp seems tote soiely exercised upon
the subject Ind cont.abands fgurs IN
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-06-19
A New Provisional Governor for
-.-.... .I KenIuakY. -...-

One H. Hawke, according to the Rich.
moud Examiner. has been appointed
Provisional Governor of Kentucky" the
last functionary of that sort, George W.
johnson, hAying departed this life at Shi.
Ioh.a The Louisville Journal discovers
this II. Hawks to be Richard Howes, late
of Louisville, and more recently Brigade
.COmmissary upon Humphrey Marshalls
staff. The journal says: w Pei t'-
He has been ELEoTED Provisional Gov.
ernor Of Kentucky. Where or by whom,
il matters not. Probably by the rabble
which Humphrey has drawn around him
"by the cohesive power Of public plum.
der, Or perhaps he holds his letters pat
ent from the Brigadier himself, However
this may be, the affair is ridiculous g.
nough. and the occasion Of tho new Pro
visional Governor will be everywhere re.
ceivee and hailed with salvo Of HAwi
Haw! Hawesl v wAtrfz48,
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UniOn STATE Convention.

The undersigned. representing THE
UkioS CoNvESTfoN which assembled in
this city On the 9Th of September last,
cali upon "all loyal citizens who are iu
favor o. the maintenance of the Govern
msnt, and of he vigorous aud continued
prosecution OF the war now carried on
ior tbs suppressibn,of the rebellion against
the Government" again to meet and ap.
point delegates 70 UNION CcNyEGIroN 10
be held ia this city. on Thursday, the
2lst day of August next, for the nomin.
alton Of candidates for the following OH.
o0fs:
y Judge oi the Supreme Court.
Secretary Of State.
Attorney General.
School Commissioner.
One member Of the Board Of Public
Works.
t;The Convention will be composed oi
the same number Of delegates as cousli-
tuted the Convention OF last year, and ap,
porlionetl inhko manner among thssever.
d counties as follows:
EHere follows a list ofthe counties,
with the number of delegates each is en-.
titled 10. Fairfield is entitled 10 six del
sgatss1 sas T' Z '2 I
We recommend that the delegates be
chosen by conventions in the ssveral
counties, 70 be held on Saturday, the 10th
day OF August .t..t-eisa, osqsfl4cE \,
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From General lMcCIeIlan's Army,
sati95 McGLELLAS's HRkDQU ARTERs,l


Saturday Evening, June IA. 1869
The rebels yesterday, after drawing
from the Oid Church a squadron Of the
Fifth Csvalfy, proceeded 10 Garlick's 9
Landing on The 'Pamunky river, about
four miles above the White House, where
they burnt two schoonefs and some wag.
ons, and then drove of the mules. Their
conduct is represented as barbsrous, bav
ing killed several Of our teamsters without
any necessity; those who failed to make
their escape we're taken prisoners. From
here they proceeded to, Quesnshalrs Sta
tion, four miles from, White House, with
Che view Of burning the railroad bridge.
A irain WHICH was passed down a. the
Time, was, fled into, killing two and
woupding several. 49, -, an
!, A Colonel bsl0ngipg TO the Excelsior
Brigade, was then taken prisoner, but suO-
ceeded 10 escaping during the night,
A payment jumped from the train, and
hid 10 ths woods until morning, leaving
l$t2nOoO 10 the, cars The train never
stopped, but passed on TO the White
House. .'.t. .f,,al.,sa .gitsr.s,,.s d
Afler destroying the telegraph wire
they proceeded to Baltimore CROSSROADS,
near New Kent Court House, on the way
to Richmond. crossing the Chickabomipy
between Bottom Bridge and James liver
about 2 o'clock this morning. b
The force that accomplished this was
composed Of 500 cavalry and six pieces
of artillery. under General Stuart, most
Of whom were residents Of this locality
and knew the roads. AT Old Church the
rebels had in reserve six regiments of in
fantry with prtillery. As soon as the
facts were known. pursuit by cavalry
was ordered. but the enemy having bad
much Of start, only five were captured.
Several arrests have been made TO day
of cilizeps within our lines on suspicion
Of giving information to the enemy. ,e
A Richmond paper states that three
thousand prisoners taken by G N. j ackson
from General Banks, left on Wednesday
fot Salisbury, North Caroline. 1t also
states that of The 742 ofour wounded that
fell into their hands st the battle of Fair
Oaks, nine have since died, and the bal.
ance afe inlhe Liberty Prison Hospital.
WHITE House.. Va, June l6.-Several
guerrilla parties are hoyering in the fcat
of our army. On Saturday and Sunday
q small party was proving around tho
country on the,opposile side Of the Pa.
munkey, their object being to await an op
portunity to destroy the shipping at this
point. Another party was at Charles City
Court House on Saturday. and to-day is
reported in the neighborhood Of Williams
burg. Ten Of the most prominent cili.
Eens remaining on this side Of the Chick.
ahominy have been arrested. They un.
dodbtodly gave information, upon which
the rebels haye.o operated on our rear dur.
ing the past few days. The rebels made
an attempt to drive in our picksts In
front Of General Heinizslman, for the
purpose of ascertainiDg our forces aud
position a few were wounded on both
sides, but none killed.. Usa'H @ b.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-06-19

A QuRsTIoN FOR ThE "CoNsERyAriyE"
NEWSPAPERS. You are forever telling US.
gentlemSn Of the self'styled "conserva.
nqe" press, that the Government must pu,
down this rebellion according 10 Mo Con.
sttatior. Now wo,assert lha,go measSrs,
no policy necessary 70 ftr powN IRE SEl
BILLION can DO contrary fOths Constellation.
suppose now that yon should discover
that i Is impossible TO criish out the re
bsllion py the forms Of tho Constitution.
according 20 your Interpretation. would
you be ior letting the rebellion take its
course in that event. aud submitting TO lis
oppressionH-- Nashville Union. r
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myslerlous Movements Of the, Rebels nj
nichmOnd. rr1 ~, vi

WAsHISeroN. June i5.--A dispatch
from General Mcclelhn's army days the
movements Of the enemy to day have
been extensive, and as ys, involved in
mysleIy. Large bodies have been seen
moving down from near Meehanicsvills
bridge and Richmond toward the late
battlefield. Our pickels yesterday were
driven ip from Old Church showing thar
the snepy intends making demonstrations
10 that direction. AcOutrabaud reports
that 5000 cavalry lefl Richmond on
wednesday, going in the direction of
fredericksburg probably the samo force
that was seen at Old Church. The rebels
opeued this morning. sharp an tilIsry fifs
~ front of Sherman's division, lastiae
about three hours. We had one killed
and one wounded. The weather is spl.
tTya8rls 54at.sf .A E" II .tfe
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-06-19

HyBagging and rope are generally
quoted together in the market reports
They Shoaldns be separated. While we
are baggiDg the rebels, rope should be
close by Louisville Journal, ''
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-06-19

ASDY Jonssos. "A correspondent WHO
visited Andy johnson says he takes his
meals in the public diuingtoom Of his ho
tcl at Nashville, with not. even waiter
TO servo him specially. Though Briga
der General, he wears no mark of his
military honors, and seems to avoid die
play, His bed.tcom is a plain affair. half
6lled by bed, and ho often sits tbore
until sfter midnight reading and inditing
dispatches by the light Of tallow candles.
As consequence he looks palo aud care
worn. Hs declares his beliyf that if the
military questions Were settled. the poo,
plo Of Tsnnessoe would vote themselves
back !, III, into the Union bys majority ofGfty
thousand. f" - a. @
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-06-19

Ey All the rebels Of Memphis Assem-: /:
bled ou the banks cf the Mississippi TO
SEQ the great river fight, No doubt they
felt like a flock Of sheep looking at bat.
lie Of rams Louisville Journal.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-06-19

EyGen, Butler has spiked the rebel
presses 10 New Orleans. 4 good many
rebel mouths there still want spikiDg.-
Louisville Journal, e.5s
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-06-19

RrThe most appropriate establiah,
ments for rebel exercise are not gymna-
siums, but swings.-[ Louisville Journal.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-06-19

RUThe Rebel Con federaoy Is now ab.
solhtely ramless. She has but little bread,
aud ssn'tany6GH er. 4Ha te, sr
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-06-19

RE BsaursgSrd has great many lame
fellows 10 bis srny, but just now he ecah't
make them Aait. II Louisville Journal.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-06-19

p R6r The rebels have no salt, aud yet
they have mapaged TO get into a tremend.
Gus piokel,-E Louisville Journal. &y
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-06-19
RHOnM Wxptna,Ss.

NOTICE Is hereby given TO all whom Il may cor
Neern, that al the next Session OF the. Commits
Ioners otFairneld County, to- be held IA JGF next,
!herc win DO presented apethop pvayngfof Che es-
tapHshmeni ofthe following described County Road
to-Wit; Commencing at apost in Violet tow nnhIp,
Fairheld county, Ohio, near George Foskers Min.
where the Etna Road nterseots Il old Stale Road,
thence In strait line through The lands OF Henry
Doy TO point where the road lately sstak klished on
the petition said Henry poty and others nteFseets
the old State Road ffoh Newark 70 CifcfeviIl0 and
there 10 terminate, i MANY PETlTI0NBRB.
May ], ls6s.-Sw0l 5s - -. fsr
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REFhs following, which We clip from
Field Rptss, = wOrihy Of attention iusi
now. when vines are suBjsettO As en-.
crOachments Of hebugsi
BUes on vINEs. .A Asgfeas many rsme..
dies have been trisd 10 keep striped bugs
from cucdmbers end other viass, with
but partial success We desire To- remind
the readers of Field Notss, of the remedy
reported SO successful by opr correspon.
dent. J. NJ. Edwa.ds. Of Mahoning, viz:
tho use OF coal oil. Mr.. Edwards satur-
atsd piscessot cloth or paper, Win the
crude coal oil. and laid them upon tho
hills near the vince keeping lsen in place
with stones or Jumps OF dirt laid on them;
and renewing tha.saiHratiOn after a few.
days. The abundance and eheApness. Of
ihislipatefial wild make,it perIsollyI con
Sshiebt for'people 10 give Il y lAStoueR
trial. which we hops. they wilLdO. and LEI
US know the result eee,s s77,se -
DG- How many ipcidsRtslike the fol:
lowing auecdute form ShtlOh from the Sc.
cret history Of the rebellion; ~ Z
Among hswopnded rebels was, youth
from Alabama. Both Of his legs were
shattifSa. Dufiag Tho cbahls lie asked
said. ~. ..., IN ~ 81.
|ss y This IS my nothcr' fadIt, Idil no,
want to light against tho Union, bat she
called ME : coward and forced me 10 en-.
list uEtssl.li1 ~ st1A @cl s1@'M u
He gave the National soldier arihg and
requested him to send II to his mother!
and to say TO her that he died a brave
boy, but fegrelting that he had taken up
aams against his country. What will BE-
the feelingS of that mothers heart Rhch
she receives this message? esoaa7
= HasVictims, Of Rheumatism read this.
3CLEAHroRr. fairfield CO., Jude 4. 1857.
Dr., Q, W, RoBAca, No. 9, East Fourth
street. Cincinnati. Or Dear ,Ssir:--This
spring, hired to work on d farm during
the summer, but I became severely affiict.
ed with Rheumatisms audgit disabled me
90. much, that l was compelled 10 quit
work. After being confined 10 my room
for some time; I procured u your agents
at this place, Messers. AbboH& Sons, q
bottle ofyour Scandinavian Blood Puri6
er and box of FOUR Blood Pills. and af-
ter the use ofthemsI was restored to per.
feot health Que bottls Of YOUR Blood
Purifier and neibox ofyeur Blood Pills
performed perfect cure. Being satis6.
cd that il is 40 invaluable remedy I sent
you this to be published. If you think
proper. that oilers similarly affected may
have ihe benefit Of my experience.
@sa '9e &, % l'' ;SfLAS SPRIN GER.
lEFSee advartisement.k az IA x a.sI 80
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Intcresting tom Ne Moo

s. WAsHINoToN, June l6l-4E H. Plumb
Esq. bearer of dispatches Il ON Mexico
arrived at Washington on Saturday. He
fUthe,Gity of Mexico oa' the 2lst ult !,
and Vera Cruzob the Ist hist. SHe bringt
ratified leophs of the postal convention
and extradilioul treaty Concluded with
Mexicoias Deeember. tue rati6ca'ions ol
which wete exchanged ia the city Of
Mexico on the Goth ult. ~ y iHHsTlhii.
The news Of the sdeIeat Of The French
at pdebia is fully confirmed. The Mexi.
can forces we're not. 90 has been reported,
ibsgreAter number than The French r on
the contrary, they wore 10 less, aud q
portion Of them only had Che advantage
of'intrenchmehta. stigg@@i styo 50 y
The fight was brayely contested on
both sidos, but ID fact, the three dstsr.
mined charges Of The French were re-.
palsed,s aud they were forced 10 retro.
Sinus their retreat u Ori2aba, tho French
forces have been closely hemmed in Al,
that place. but no attack upon them will
prob ably be made until ille disposition Of
the Emperor is known. II is still bored
he will withdraw his suppor, from the
reckless schemes ofSoligny and Almontc.
The policy Of the CONSTITUTIONAL Govern
nent thus far has been purely defensive,
md no feeling Of animosity las as yet
been aroused againet either the French
people or Emperor, but tho hatred against
Solighy and Almonle and their partisans
10 intense. iN 5@ rs 1t
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No Moe European Officers for our Army
The following note from Secretary
Seward, addressed 10 Mr.. Bigelow. Amer.
lean Consul In Paris. appears 10 the for.
o... .... fn I' N.lf ft'tt 5fHf 'fFa. ~
Ic'Bh papers, vst. "a ,.,.ls{ al{-c8 al. 81 4
',' WAsHINsroN, May 0. i
Sin: You are doubtless aware that since
the Outbreak Of the rebellion 10 this coun.
Try many military officers who have sery..
cd with distinction fn tho armies. Of Eu..
rope Lave arrived hero for the purpose Of
offering their seryices to this Government.
Some Of those who bIought tes,imonia
from United States Ministers abroad have
been furnished with commissions, AS,
however, Il IL not nov 10 contemplation
TO incteaSe the number either OF officers or
soldiers already In the field. you will in.
form. all such foreign officers as may ap.
ply to yod fof service 10 the army Of the
United States, that the Government, while
grateful for such offers. must. for the fu;
TURF, decline accepting them, as the list Of
Officers is complete. aud recruiting for
the rank and file has been ordered TO cease.
am, &c., WIN. II, SEWARD.
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INTERESTING SOUTHERN
ITEMS.

The MemPhis-G Grenada Appel
ON the OccupotiOH Of NIemPhis'
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-23
FROM CORINTH. r.
Condition of the Rebel Amy.

CAIRO, May y22.-The De Soto, from the MissIs.
slppi totilla, has arrived, She brings no addi-
tional news. The flag Of truce which came up
up Yesterday from the rebel feet returned and
came Up the second time. The object ofthe mis-
sion was not asceItained. The opinion still pre-.
vailed that Fort Pillow was evacuated
Deserters from the rebel camps at Corinth, who
left week ago, have arrived, and report tha!
Beauregard had I3O, ,O0o men there. The rebels
were suffering greatly from sickness-an average
OF GEO daily being sent from camp over tine Mem
phis and Charleston railrt ad -.t-.
All the houses along the road were being used
az hospitals. Beauregard was continually among
hts troops, making speeches and using every
effort to encourage them. His troops We're sub
sisting on half ratiOns, said to be of mise abie
quality, issued once a week. Rifle pits around
coTinth command all approaches to the Mobile
and Ohio railroad for thirteen miles long. The
rebels are making extraordinary Efforts To procure
heavy guns, OF which they acknowledge they
have but poor supply. -r--------.-- I -
A dispatch to the Cairo Journal says that Clay
King, noted guerilla chief, has been publicly
disgraced from the Southern army by an order
publicly read at dress parade al Corinth not Ions
ainpR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-23
PRENfICEANA.

We don't want the Union troops to burn
Charleston, but we hope the rebels viii, =
HELMS hasn't got any ram, but he feels
sheepish himself - 4 ---.ses y I -s
Cana naval ram butt, vether or no. =
We suppose the rebels win hold an indiena-
ton meeting when they learn that, since Gov.
johnson established hia military Authority at
Nashville, several ladies of that city have
been confined. - e.5..las s...-s -
The Charleston Mercury says that the whole
South q boils with natural indigns ton,
There will soon be an explosion or collapse Of
the b0iisr. s1'-rf sasfH ~ a
Hollins' turtle oOuldn't stand lFarrasuss
IRE upon its back. TouCs BE 4 to
danger was in his heels. Their whole safety
Is in theirs. . a. E. an '5aEE - a - 80
The rebels have got to running go fast that,
Try as they may, 1t VIII take them six mehtifs
to stop 80 -. o. ..:s. r2a T.l
There are thousands ofpeople calling them
selves patriots who are extremely anxious to
have Gen Mcclellan put down. Well, the
country will gladly put him down--as one Of
the greatest Generals of any age.
When the props are knocked from under a
vessel upon the stocks, it slides into its proper
element Now that we have knocked away
the props Of the rebsllion, it will no doubt
.'tske water" ~ i,..e .I-ss
Boys be patient. The spider Is patient: it
takes him long time to weave his web, but
he never fails to catch his fly. We must imi-
tate the spider-ToWtaHt Bsauysgata
The spider Wea7es his web out of his belly.
Bat what can Bsauregsrd's soldiers weave out
Of their empty belliesf -C--.,aiF3s. =
Gen, Scott lately said that the rebels would
be completely put down by the LIST of J aly.
TIE old veteran was exseedingiy yliberal in his
a Qnaa ~ time nH I
If the rebel troops become euerillss, th ey
viii have to be hung. The blsck-jaeksNili be
far more fatal to them than ysIlov.jack to our
troops. '- .-'- .t.s5s.aST &.
If Richmond's doom isn't staring her in ths
face, it is close after her behind her back. -
We can't at present fold the rshsls to our
bosom. 1t is pretty hard upon our anaconds
TO have to fold them to his. Io53 fH = r.
II is said that the beggars Of the Southern
Confederacy positively decline Confederate
notes. r.l 3-r
The Richmond papers recently proclaimed,
that, If Yorktown should fall the Southern
COnfederacy would fall. Yorkto wn has fallen.
Gen. Besuregard should be careful not to
get laned, for his staff is said to be a very
mean one. aa--
The leading rebels should die, like Moses,
Tp07 tie mount. .. @-.r -4pE-N
We 5Haii lave 70 WdtCu JeU OAFLs . uOEuli y
OF weekly proclsmations, to learn where the
rebel seat Of Government is from time to time.
The Mobile Register says that the Cotton
State rebels "can, If necessary,cbange the
character Of their industry But can they
change the character Of their lazi ziness2 r.
The more the foolish rebels burn their cotton
bales, the more baletul their prospects become.
The rebels have been whipped till they must
begin to think the Fedsrais take them for
syllsbub. -e.G en- % .i