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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-04
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lARNrMe AMEMcAN MUSErM.

/ ilARNt'M" AMERICAN MUSEUM.
WONDERFUL C0HBlNAT'ON or NOVELTIES
TIE WORLD HE'Ei >AN THE LIKE
GEN. TOM THUMB C CON. MUTT.
GEN. tom To UNIB e CO,I. MUTT,
LAST DAY EUV TWO
LAST DAY BUT TWO
LAST DAY But TWO
LAST DAY BUT TWO
ONLY THREE DAY ) MO8B
ONLY THR H. DAYS MORE
OF fhE GRAND
TRIAL OF SKILL FOR 81, 900.
TRIAL OF SKILL FOR $1,000.
TRIAL or SKILL FOR $1,000.
MUSEUM CROWDED DAY AND NIGHT.
The original
GEN. TOM. THUMB,
GEN. TOM. THUMB,
GEN. TOM. THU NIB,
and ,ns
$50, 900 COMMODORE MUTT,
$4,000 COMMODORE MUTT,
$4,000 COMMODORE MUTT.
II all their cur Gus EXISTING. lusha1e and marvellous per
OVER TWENTY DlRFERENr CHARACTERS,
OVER TWENTY DIFFERENT CHARACTERS,
OVER TWENTY DltFEAENr CHARACTERS.
fRTZE Of OSE fHOrsAND DOLLARS.
PRIZE OF ONk THOUSAND DOLLARS.
70 the hero IA, proves talented aud
They have performed three crowded ,uss,
the dses bsng governed by the applause 4 the snd
ecr It'll uia5i- to decir which of the little heroe,
CONTINUE TIE CONTEST THREE DAYS LONGER,
CONTINUE TRE CONTEST THREE DAYS LONG X,
CONTINUE rI;n CONTEST THREE DAYS ONoER,
CONTINUE THE CONTEST THREE DAYS LONGER,
7 AMI h. ie-eta
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-04
Go Wboln II man Concern.

CORPORATION CE.-DEPARTMENT or
y FlsAscg; CITY ~ NV YoHf-Puoc notice l. hereby
given th., sGie OF p1pet according to IS" Tor pAd a.
s-rlea. real for regulauy grading paving cuu
aging ius and fencing lots ana oonsrigctee
sssers will pss a. public auction a. ne Wy Il ~ IA
Gle CITY a New. YORK THURSDAY, the ninth day OF y
eef next IL O'Clock noon Of th4t Day and .. CONTINUE
hon day until The hole shaA be sold The detained
Of property to d. sod Il puphsAed 10 re ""
York Commercial Adr-Ttiser daily Newspaper PTiDed -ld
rubh bed In the city % New fSrs
BY order OF u. Com tfOlieI - -
July 81. ls2 + ii. klNGSLANp. C.eik of arrears.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-04

CLAIMS for Pensions, Bounty, Back Pay, E1-
" tra Pay Recruiting Eryen'es, Prle Money u when
s.u-td u. will BE- promptly TENDED To- 'sH or s'"d
Jsl ci Cusr foI TeleIences and ln,tTuctiolI
SOMLs J. BROWN. No PsTk -place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-04

Ia regard to the comparative trmness OF tie Stock
Market, under damaging rumors and iac's in regard
10 the war Th0mgson's Reporter SAYS:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-04

Leave. "a Bauk and nbTreasury Sept l85a JIb93 100
lie ia i,rk aud Sub-Ir-as lebl.. ",y~sp
in lank and -ubTreas. se, 1870. p oDrO
Lea,e, la k and 81 Treas same tine 1862. 20 90
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-07
Drafting In New York.

New YoRK. August 3.-It is stated that
the Governors proclamation for draft
will be issued in few days. The steam
er Mississippi has arrived from Hilton
Head. The guuboat Magnolia aud prizs
steamer Memphis have arrived. u
A special 10 the Herald from Wash ing.
ton reports the marriage Of the Count de-
Faris 10 the eldest daughter of Duchess
Parma, which fuses the two royal bran
cles OF Bourbon aud Orleans, and makes
him the Legitimate representative Of both
houses. ..l .in iir
Nassau adSices state that the guuboat
Adirondack chased tho British steamer
Herald, Captain Coxetter, into that port,
She had tnr the blockade of Charleston.
The hefale was damaged by shells. The
Nassad Guardian speaks Of the matter as
a glaripg outrsee. and states that the
British flag was shot down, but replaced,
duriog the chase. Nassau was greatly
excited during the action. The Advert,
ser gives the report tha, Captain Gansa,
wort Of the Adirondack apologized to tbe
Captain oftbe British ship Greyhound.
Tho Sloop Elizabeth from Havana, bound
TO Sabine Pass. with IN assorted cargo
was captarcd by the gunboat HattOrss,
The English schooner Orion bound
from Kingston. Jamaica, to Sabine Pass
with salt, drugs, &c,, was captured by th,
gunboat Quaker City, She run the block
Ode in April last with 800 bales Of cotton
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-07
Rebels Arrested.

SPsRRrvILLE, VG. August 3.-Col.
Robinson. Provost Marshal has arrested
between sixty and seventy citizsns of
Rappdhannock county who will not take
the oath of allegiance. Three days grace
HAP bean grautel at the expiration Of
which, if thsy will not swear, they will
be sent Immediately bsyoud the lines
Two intelligent German destrleis from
the rebel army came within our lines last
evening. They left Richmond TWO weeks
ago. and sia'e that grea. distr,s IS prevail.
ed in the rebel camp: that all the soldiers
are living upon nothing but fresh beef
and -four. with 90 salt, sugar nor coffee,
that the regiments would not average
more than 800 mon. They also say that
they have heard prominent rebel officers
say that their condition was more des.
perate than at any time during the war.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-07
To the Patriotic Young Men OI
Fairfield County.

The war 10 which the Government il
now engaged involves not only tho
Union OF the States. but tho lIber.
ties and hopes of the people. If those
who have couSpirod against US saccSod
the Cover nmeut is ovstthroWn, The coGn
try divided. aud the principals involving
our republican Institutions blasted and
destroyed. These results can only 10
prevented by Overthrowiug the pretended
Government and subdueing ordestroying
is armies now In the field. The isauo
presented Is a plain ono. Armies are now
marshaled, aud unless We conquer tho 70.
bslliou the rebellion will conquer U.s.
WT must bo opposed by war. and armies
opposed TO armies. Your duly is not less
plain-ii you desire perpetuatiou Of
the Unlou--if you would maintain our
present form Of Governmonl-ifyou would
defend your own liberties, or protect YOU
own 6riesidss--if you are not degsusrat,
sons ofthoio Of our ancestors who carve,
our liberties ou. Of the solid rock OF dcs
poism, you will shoulder you musko,
and join the brave men altenay iu III
Rsld.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-07
ExccIIcntOrdcr:

General Sherman has Issued tho follow
ing order to Major H. s. Fitch, A,ling
Qaartermaster OF Memphis ,.,.
First, The Quartermaster's department
haslbesn instructed by General Sh rmau
to permit no money. gold, silver, or treas
ury notes to pass into the hands Of Srcess.
ionists'or Union men for cotton. corn, or
other products. .a.t sa
Second. The Quartermaster is instructed
to seize all cotton that may BE- purchased
after this date, and cousign the same North
for sale, the proceeds to be held subject to
the claim Of the owners. y
4hud. Any merchant or trader disburs-
ing money for the above named articles,
after being informed OF this order. will be
arrested anil tried by the military COM
mis- son for aiding the enarnyi est-
Fourth. Citizens may procure cptton.if
they can get it, BY giving obligations to
pay for it at the end Of The war. or al the
pleasure of the Government, or If they de.
posit the value Of II with the Quarter.
master; to be held in trust for the ben. tit
of the owner. Although stringent. this
order was much needed .aud will be strict
ly enforced BY the authorities, In another
order, property holders are. notidoi that
they must not rent any vacant ordeserted
building without notifying the Quarter:
master at the old Bank ofMsmphis, where
permits will be given by Major Fitch to
the lesses. All persons violating the Or
der will DO compelled to vacate or pay
rant over to the Government. ofthe United
States.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-07

pT Governor TOP, in an appeal which
will be found 10 another column, earnest.
ly exhorts our STATE Military Committees
to continue their exertionsto g. up 0hio's
quota jus, as If the announcement Of the
drai for the second three hundred lhod.
sand men had not bean made. Tie liber
al bounties offered cannot fail, he thinks
to secure tho requisite number Of volun.
teers. That he Is right in lis. we will
not Tor moment doubt. Will, the glo.
rious example Of Indiana by her side. and
the New England States, far less rich 10
men and less directly interested id the
prosecution Of the war, promptly filing
ny their quotas, II is impossible that Ohio
should fail in the zeal or punoIuality.--
Never vas thois richer promise than now
Of decision and Visor in the prosecution
Of the war. General HALLEcK has uue
duiyocslly avowed himself the friend Of
strong measures and the cppoSor Of that
rOsO,wsier policy which has crippled ouI
efforts Litherto. The President has NJ
frmed ths, he has done throwing grass.
Rebel property Is no longer to bo guard
ed by our gallant men. aud the accOmpli
ces Of rebellion are 10 be forced to suppoI
the armies Of our Government.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-07
DAVID TOP, Governor
Gren, Rebel Ram at savannah.

Ngw YORK, Auges. A letter to tho
Herald, dated Hilton lIedtf. 3lst, saws the
rebel ram which has for long timc bSsn
in process Of CONSTRUCTION at Savannah, is
completed. armed aud roady for service,
All accounts which come 10 US, rep,osen,
her as very Formidable.
She is Of light draft. grea, power, and
has very heavy armament. Already The
rebels are making the necessary sound.
lnDgS preparatory to bringing her down the
rNer' Two steamers carrying the febeI
nag' aud engaged 10 the performance OIL
!his service, came within range Of Fort
rulask's guns on Tuesday, but were
compelled to retire. Admiral Dupont il
making every preparation to reciero The
monstee
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-07
Important Statement from Gov. Tod.

AWHpttuht Ous
CoLuMpos, kugest 4.
TO The SsOsrdl County Aihtayy Commit.
tees
The many inquireO made in reference
TO the recruiting service induce me 10 On
nounce to you in this manner: '.
lst That 0hio's quota Of troops under
the recent call i, forty thousand, TO wit:
For tho Ash, 50th aud Sc ! regiment, two
thotfsahd For the Seventeen lew regi.
ments. seventeen thousand; for tho three
German regiments thrSe thou.dnd, For
the old regiments now in the field, eigh
teen thousand
~. That your efforts should be extend.
ed to sid Ia filing up the old regiments,
as vol as 10 the particular regiment as
signed to tho distfitot in which you live.
aud that the funds placed in yoar hands
to be offered as bounty, should be dislrib
uted equally to all WHO mdy 7oIdutert fol
either regiment.
Sd This rults To- govern drafting AT
ye, to be prescribed by The President.
have requested him 10 authorize me to OK
smpt the counties frum draft lhSt MAY
furnish voluntarily their full quota, an,
il so authoriz d. OF whiih haVs nc
doubt. | Pledge the several counties tba
it shall be donc. 1t will not be p,ac; a
BILE, however, TO extend this 10 township
or wards
4lh. Il is not supposed that any furhe
call win be made on Ohio; but OF cotirs,
no pledge can he made on lhis point,
9th. Recruiting is prcgreSsing qdi:,
satisfactorily in nearly ALI portions oI III,
State, Hence have By iuo doubtlha
Ohio will furnish her quota by Voluntary
enlistment. Should LShowever. u6foriu
na'ely be disappointed in this. then draft
ing will 6c tcdorted 10, foe Ohio must b.
the hrs, to respond to tho rresidcnts 10
cort cali.
DAVID TOP, Governor,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-07
Mass Convention.

The people Of this county, all who are
10 favor eta vigorous prosecution Of the
war. for the restoration Of the Federal
authority in The rsbslIious States, will
msstin Mass Convention. in lhs city o.
Lancaster, on
Saturday, August 9th, 1862,
for the purpose Of eIeciiDg 81 delegates to
the Congressional Convention and six to
the State Convention. at Columbus on
the 9lst as1.a
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-07
From Central kuGerIcrt.

New YoaH, August 4,--Ths steamer
Northern Light has arrived from Aspin-
wall with 1857, 500 in specie. The news
from tie Isthmus and from South Ameri
ca is unimportant, Panama was still ex.
Cited, The Bishop had removed all the
church ornaments to safe places to pre-,
vent their falling into the hands Of Mos.
guerra. The military had seized all the
muskets and ammunition belonging to
the police force. Panama will probably
soon be under military government.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-07
Union State Convention.

The undersigned, req rsssnting The
UKIox CONVICTION which assembled in
this city on the 9th Of September last,
call upon "all loyal citizens who are ib
favor OF the maiutepancs Of the Govefn.
meu,, aud Of the vigorous aud continued
prosecution of the war no# Carried on
for the suppression OF the rebelliou against
the Government" again to meet ahd SP.
point delegates 10 UNtoN CoSvENfidS to
be held in this city. on Thursday, the
2lst day Of August next, for the nomin
alton Of candidates for the following off
csB: -. ..e ...-.4-.-. b. g.. '7- 'fsw 1901
Judge Of the Supreme Court. f
Secretary Of State. 4usa
Attorney General. Her
School Commissioner. aue-,
One member Of the Board Of Public
Works. as 5at
The Contention will bs composed Of
the same number Of delegates as consti-
tuted the Convention OF last year. and sp.
portioned like manner among the sever.
al counties as follows:
s. Here follows list Of the counties.
with the number OF delegates each 10 en-
titled to. Fairfield is entitled to six del
egatss.
- We recommend that the delegates bc
chosen by conventions in the ssvera
counties. to be held on Saturday, the 18th
day OF August.
D..
The Convention will assemble al i
o'clock A. M:--ihe place Of meeting will
be hereafter designated.
GEORGE NJ. PARSONS. Chairman.
b. F, MARTIN, Secretary.
Union Executive Committee.
COLUMBUS, june ed, 1859.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-07
Tho difference BetwoSn CfInt corIng
And Drafting,

A Volunteer receives the full bounty.
S27 advance bounty, one months pay
(Sl3pin advance, and S7s at the end Of
his time Of service; together with the usu.
al l6o acrSS Of bounty land Besides all
this his family receives posuniAry Assis'
lance during his absence. The drafted
militia receives but Sll per month, and
no money bounty. They eau be held to
service odt olthe State three months. BY
order ofthe Governor. Let no one, how.
ever deceive himself with the idea that
drat,ing soldiers will serve only three
nonths. for after the militia are drafted,
Congress can very easily hold them to
serve during the war.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-07
ttRR CREW-ITEMS.

SingdlSrly enough her crew is to con-
sisl only oil the old crew Of Merrimac the
first. The men were quartered on TRir
teenth street. few doors from the FIX.
amiusr office, In a building styled The
Sailors lIom.." u"
Richmond is one vast hospital. Two
hundred an1 twelve wers buried from
single hospital in one day, negroes being
compelled 10 perform the work.
After the late battles, every man in
Richmond possessed Uf three shirts was
compelled to give one to the army, such
was the scarcity Of clothing.
1t was stated in the Examiner office in
my hearing that lee had 100000 meu in
the late battles, and 10000 in Richmond
as a reserve. ttt
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-07
County Convention.

The war men Of the County will meet
10 convention in this City, on Saturday
the 9th. to elect delegates to The Congress.
sional Convention to meet in Circlevillc,
on Tuesday the 18th inst. and 6 Dele
gates to the Slate Convention TO BE- held
10 Columbus on the 2lst We hope all
who favor vigorous prosecution Of the
war will turn out.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-07

MEMPHIS. Angus, 9,-The enemy is re-.
ported 10 force eight miles from here. Jun
der Bragg. Two regiments Of iniahtry,
some cavalay and artillery were sent out
as far as their advance. and have not yet
returned. 1t is expected they will engage
the enemy's pickeis. s. -'7'
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-07

EJshingsut otderS have been issted
by the War Departmental rcgatd to off
cers and privates of the army abseii,
from their posts. All those who shall
continue absent without sufficient cause
after the l1lh of.August inst are 10 be
considered and treated as deserters. a
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-07

cHThe treaty with tho 0ttawss, Of
Kansas. is officially proclaimed, Their
relations with The United States as an
Indian tribe arc 10 terminate at the expi.
stiOu Of five years. and all Of them are to
be deemed and declared full citizens of the
Uniied States. Ample provision is uAds
for their improvement 10 all that psrtainD
to ocivilissd life. and, as far as possible. for
-'hs settlement Of their reservation by in.
das:rioas whites. The lands are to be
'oli'si not leis than 81 ,95 per acre.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-07
To Arms! TO Armsl j
RALLY IN DEFENSE OF OUR
GLORIOUS GOVERNMENT.

ITAVING been authorlIedby the Governor to as.
sist In organizig Company Of volunteer troops
for three years service, or during the war, thereby
invite all persons desirous Of rendering assistance In
at once and enroll their names, FairneD1pountyts Is
called on 10 furnish $50 men within twenty days.
action tsw what Is required In order 10 hl
date o: enlistment.
HENRY F. LEIB, Recruiting osaeSr
Millersport, Fairfield Co., o., July9t, le6sf9
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-07
pea- Victims Of Rheumal,srri read this

CLEARPORr, Fairfield CO.. June 4. 1851.
DIR. @. w. ROBAcH. No. 8, East Fourth
street, Cincinnati, O.-Dear Sir:--ihis
spring I hired to work on farm during
the summer, but became severely afiict-
ed with rheumatism, and it disabled me
so much, that l Sse compelled TO quit
work. After being confined 10 my rooni
for some iimo; ] procured OF yOpr agents
at this place, Messers. Abbott & Sons, d
bottle Of your Scandinavian Blood Puri6
er and box Of your Blood Pillssapd af-
ter the use Of item was restored 10 berr
feet health. One bottle Of y0at Blood
Purifier and cue box ofyour Blood Pills
performed perfect cure. Being satisf,
cd thatitis an invslpable remedy. / sent
Iypu thist be published. lfyoG, Ainlg
IPropet, that others siqilarly Affected MAJ
have ihe benefit OF my experience ).
- 'SILAS SPRINGER.
| bS-See advertise ueht. 4aR y 3
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-07

E%Inlell;gsncs fiou Waftsnton indi-
Gates that the tabels are conceDh a!ing
and fOr.ifying at G0rdOnsville. deh.
Pope is on the march. realizing the re-
mark, freely attributed to him. that his
headquarters would be on horseback.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-07
Livel, work Espected.

Nr$ YoRK, August A Fortress
Monroe letter to the Post says Burnside
corps has embarked, and are moving of.
The gunboats and moitarboats are all
under orders, aud when they stlike the
splinters will fly.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-07
Something forThose who L,nrer at IIom

Something forThose who LInger at IIome
A very spirited letter from ono of the
Childrsn's Aid Society boys. gives an
idea Of what our brave men have 10 con.
tend with 10 an unequal contest with dis,
Union. lie says the news that drafting is
likely to stir up the slumbering patriotism
Of the home recluse is highly welcomed 10
the cahps--for those already there are
groaning beuoath the existing necessity
for inaction while awaiting reinforce.
lheuts. lie says fifty thousand good, de
lermined men, with a heart 10 them such
as the early YolduteSrs brought to the
conllict, would make short work Of the
heart OF rebellion. "'Tis useless he
writes, 40 contend that Southcrners won,
fight, for they will; and in otir las. hotly
contested battle before Richmond, they
marched up in solid columns to within
six feet Of the oannon's mouth, all the
while that grdpeshOt and caHistSr were
moving them down by companies. Their
force was so overwhelming, that in spite
Of this they Kept an unbroken front. one
company always ready to take ahothsr's
place, ill our infantry. with one Of Their
enthusiastic Union cheers, broke theiI
files by a charge of the bayonot. thus fin
ishhfg llto contest. The Southerners bore
themselves more like flends than human
boingsf whether whisky was tho cause OIL
not. 1t is, however, a noticeable fact
that their csnteens were we'll filed will
gunpowder whisky. TO this they resor
for courage aud strength TO whip the
Yankees. A poisoned cause, truly
New York Timos.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-07

States iato Ohio to preach a crusade a.
gainst our liberties, than to permit those
lnadmen of Fairfield togo on undisiurbed
in asgrant sedition.-[oincinnati Com.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-07

HE The Citizens Committee IN Phila-
dslphia have decided to apply the funds
which they have raised to filing up the
old regiments. Fifty dollars bounty with
an additional bonus Of six dollars. is TO
be paid to recfdtis. The funds thus far
raised at this rate of disbursement should
procure four thousand nsa.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-07
Attachment NOTICE.

Frederick A. Shefer, Plaintiff, against Joseph Nc
fW Crea, Defendant.
DEFoBB G. sioInman, J. p. of Hooking township
OPalraeld County, Ohio. On the 18th day Of Juns,
A. 1907, said Justice Of the Peace Issued order
olauachment In tho above action, for the sum-,
sexenty'nve Dollars, and interest from .AprilS
's0s' FREDERICK A. SHEFFER.
Lancaster, June 90, l86q--awl4 3 s8r7F WH