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TIE SOLDIERS TRUE FRIEND
ALWAYS READY.
Holloway's Ointment.

oNg m,rche= soro and stiF i'ir'-. H'r-t'r' o
Il . ard rufsmed feet. sli those the -oii'r- niu'i
e-.Iu-r W7.l-t -e-r-rsr- fiif. when your ''ns arc
--a-rlns their u-uzkets 60 meet danger inns
whst relief single pot Of tins aa ass.'-e az -'e'
me -sfrs vii give Co the one var love Tnen iaf
auav from horne snd frieuds l. hardens ar rraSs'
t.--h toe .cst e. that they CAL endur- .-sa.
fst-ru. DC -rothes ant reliev-- the fnta17T1 an ?
.,iF.uri int. leaving them supple. strong az
vigorous wriio i.r
So-- Cu, and ffnrel7' IiouHaf
Do -ts7Is ur, au1lIci, removing AMI rre7"-'fn-
srr-v vc.tige OF Inflammation and r-ut'y ira' in r
-rs rl-s- tor,trc- 90 0uic-l y srt completed
heals trr most t-irhtiuI U8und--
Vfls and .S,u,rs Of our Io10ic'fi-
Sou COT mt rut iut. the kuarsscs- &C you- tu--
band. AMI Ir,iher-. a more valuable 'r more ne
-r-ssr7 -ift than q supply of this
Extraordinary MuarI SIRE
Tho lonely sentry Eslkia. bic rouuis ~ nigh
exposed dreu-hing rains ami chill ni-ut air- Do
..frru ser7sti with mast lla.~rf F1fHg. taaa- arH
Nrf---f-r ffaars~uess. fret sympt"m- Of -. s.
l.-.r-s-fr,-. ugt % supr!ci with Ha..1t-ft ii.f
ami. % a4r- . fiaI4f-s-f on danger D. svcrtc4 b
Jew pills tasen niEht and morning. snd the ONT
.rert f-iski~ rubbed twice cay over tire throat
md chest viii remove the sFvsuEsT PAINS and stop
the most distressing or DANG ERoi IS COZ on
Therefore we say 90 the Waols Army.
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---- lill mo "-''''- anna
decay Tho scr0lulou~ coniau-na'lol is we
rsl-ir caused hy mcrcuTlai disease. lnN
I.r.r-. d.-1rlcre. digestion from unnctii'-
rood. lupurc ar. lltl ana rluy nri.--
tre depressing vices, and. above al.
tr. 1tnrrlaI nt-cucn. " hatt'er 't
c--tr. l- I- hereditary IN me con-iiIa,i''
defending -- FROM parents 90 ChIIdr'H nhi
if- ,-i-5 rnl teur'H Generation indeed {.
frrm- Co. Doc ihg TOO O.. iiii' 'll s'.
''' 'i'e -' -'' @ .. .--...;-,.-. AL.
.-.-..... ---,-. .----7--- q, fs- c----- 3.
---a-.- lr rhe lung. Scrotuls u-odre--
'rrcr.e-. and fDalIv Con-umQd~ Do t'.
glands -r"'iine- wir'rh fuT7uraia
,'a. .I'u, " -i - IT,.
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"StL - Sdisa .'--- LIZ
g. compounded dom tna most c--ctla-
iote- that medical science mas discovered i.T
tIls affecting clstcnper, and f1r tie ene ~.
tho disorders j. entails. lat 10 D, lFr -ri Pc
Nor - any other remedy Ee- devised. i-
known ~ all 7vno nave gwen y o ma. mao
90 does clmUIIe vI-rueS truly eNtracrg.ln'rt
IN .ao.- effect upon This class % complaints.
0. suutslly proven uy tnl great n..'ititua
o- publicly KNOW an. rcrla-Aa--e ,-r l
mas made ot t.e following diseases hing (,
Evil. CT GiSndular owelhngS, Tuners
Truutinrs. PImples Biotches and Sores.
T7---e5r,olas Rosc n. 81 Anthony Flrr
=. -. $50 - C.,,,-,- 80.
'i- - go - 49, NJ
tuDel c-IoUs &c !Ss4's - '+l0 A".-s'' '. '-.-'
SWelln5S. IDENTITY, Dropsy. heurcls.a.
DvsDeusIa O. Indigestion. Syphilis and
c-,I-Ti+1o T1fsrtions Memorial Dsr7vo-
- -J-,os,og and indeed --r--f.-I.
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UsdeD>nursk ;o Inc ~.r>I.
lSfg iGG-.
TuF NORTHERN
TRANSPORTATION COMPl.
N ILL. during tae rreseIt
w Lane o.

N ILL, during me rre.cl-
FIRST CLASS UTTER CABIN SrEANL.
Daily between Osicn.burzh, cieyeiaul. l"'e'
DETROIT CHfCAGO, HILWIthI.
AYR INTERMEDIATE ruE1s.
ineluliuz Waakegal, henosha, hgc.u- f''.
Washing on. >heb0yEan. Aonitowot. s'rl hu'
and - C-alr Leaving OG DEAoBl Ron al a-T.-
val OF the EXPRESS TRAIN from the Ea94 C..
ip- rerul4-ly Tor IN q EH.s an Lli-l, ill '.
BrOckyiIie Alexandra bay Ci'-J tet' - -'''
nd OSV SEQ. Passengers and Families -lnTii-
West. c1- e.abar1 with their LuEraec' eau
Sto-k 4c. and lad together without DE --''---
or Tr4usshipmcut- a. their port OF aese'---
-S-These steamers have large Cabins an
St4te-TOons, amply anu he~t-5 l-l-''-'--
FoE FlHsI CLASS FA-sANe1-s
and N.-as4 Cal,ss with Cook Stoves aa- o.--i..-
able a~colnmodatious fo- Passenger ---- E'--
aliss Eho may wish q furnish l.e- e"-
provisions and Boiling. = - e--
forts viii be spared 90 maili---
the reputation o. tais -s
THE CHEAPEST ROUTE ard BESI-
-s-Frsirht forwarded to care Of the agent.
this Company viii receive careful --'e-'''-
despatch. Apply 70
GEO. a. EDDI. - iAseass-
IN. CHAMBERLlNt 3
OsdensbuTsh, Y l.
e.. ". SMITH. General Passenger Asen'' d 81
Depot, OgdensbuTgh, y J.
r. CuArrxS. Vergenzes, Vt, lana
GcaeT4l travelling Aseni ~, NV ---s
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-11-28

Tins celebrated rem i' Mei'r.
possessing virtue unknown n. --7
thing else of the kind, snd QrHr-.
efectral aftcr-sll other have rsr.-
II u-ersred from az indian
uss-i hv tHo natives ior the sar'
purpose from time Imusmcrl-...'.
uo~ for the 6rst tIus 0te-e- ..
public l. Be- lssiEucl i'r boz.
married ani single ladies .anf 90 g.
ve-v best thing known for the p--
nose. as Il vii bring 90 1n- mont
.iv sickness n ossos of oosrru--'
from ary cause, ami after ~ otn-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-11-28
MOTTO r.
NEW SrnCK OF

rI1HE Store known a. the BEE HIVE. -
l will be RE-OPENED on the THIRTEENTH
DCTOgEN with an
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To Arms To Arms :!

To Arms . To Arms :!
Do no, let these Brave men perish by disease
place 81 ihei- naads these Pr,-iaa. Rsnsais., That
will eulhe them o. Fesis- the taager.us e1p1sl-es
the FevcIs be Chile, AMI the wuuuc- aich they
cannot AVOID, aui what is more, cannot frequently
get su-c1ur ~ the moment u need. whereas i uur
nrare men .sve only % put their hands into :heir
kuspsscks and dnd there a sure remedy there for
aIi tro CASUALTIES % the battle field HoU many
thousands cf hives would thus o. saved Who =aala
otherwise perish before relief eoGid b. obtained.
y CAUTION i--Nons srs genuine uul,s.
TIE words "HOLLowAT. NV YoEK AS3 LoSDoS
ar discsrns ole - " af,r-ul1rk b. every leaf or
the book q directions, around eset pot o. box;
tle may BE- plainly seeu by asie5zg ~ i,zf 10
On lF1- Is handsome reward viii he given % any
one -cr ler1nc sgct information may lead % tho
detection % any PARTY or parties countoreitng the
mcii-iues 10 vending the same, knowing themsto
bo spuriouf- -
- Sold a. the Msuutactory % Professor IloLio-
WAY. SD Maiden Lsno. New urk. and by al res
ucc.atle Druggist ami Dealer m Me,iiciue
throughout ID civilized world. IN pots - 25c
&C. and euch.
n mere iss considerable saving by taking
I larger sizes-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-11-28
GREAT INDIAN RENE"
FOR FEMALES

D. zar1is,ss INursS EsHENseoer
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-11-28

The peculiar taini or
infection which ve
call ScBorrL, turks
IN the constitutions Of
nlulu-udes of men, u
either produce OF Is
produced iv 800 one
feebled. viumci ,tl.o
OF the blood wherein
that fluid becomes in-
.comuet,ut to sr~taf1
.rhe vimlt0rceS their
vigorous action and
leaves the system 90
Hr ar-r-. a-I.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-11-28

Thai ~ improved ornamental rrng-- Wheeler A
Iisun sswing machine, with nasrifvi-E Eiss.
cloth presssr new style nemrer and Oh the stest
imur0vearenis can re hon -h- i'- ffg Ore dollar
e. the aEeurr. 80. %. college street
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YFHvpVT CENTRAL AND 81 Lii
VAN RAILROADS
SIMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Monday. Juse y, loo--
Ts.Iss eoiso soUTH AND EAsT;


Tr.Irs eoisa SouTH AND EAeT.
Leave Bufiinctoa At : Is AN IS A NJ anu
SIS p. Il.
MAIL TrAIs leaves Rouscs Point % - ~
S.. Adams at o 80 Darlington at 10 A. M',oon-
- - Wbits rive junction With trains tor
aud from Wells Rive, s.. Johnsbury ana L'l- -'
Ton ard With Northern (. I. for Boston, Lowell
Worcester. &C.. and connecting a. Bellows ais
win Cheshire Railroad for Boston, and with YER
snont Valley Railroad for Springfield, New ne
ven and NorY c.k arriving IN New orA AZ ~ TO-
p. eo.
ExrnEss TEAIS leaves Rouse s Point a. 70
NJ for burlington and Mortified. Conneo-
ting ~ Burlington with boats for NhttehaII, 80,
NteHr ExrHEss lsav-s 0gdenshurgh a. IL ~
NJ. Montreal az 4 90 Z. Nj. Rouse fcint Div
PM. arriving In Eostou at 40 A. ~, connect
in- AZ Bellows Falls viii Cheshire Railroad Tor
Boston snd Worcester, aud With Vermont valley
Railroad fa7 Springfield and New Haven ana
arriving IL New York at 20 7. ~
TnArss GOING Nom Asp WssT
/ Lave burlington at43o An, 25 A. n, and
55OP.M.
mAr Tasis loa-es Boston at = 30 a. 81. via
/ lowell, Lawrence OF fItcubuIg. L,eves SPRING
/ feiu. 90 g % a. y Bellows Falls y - F-N-'
connecting at Whiteki7er unction win me-,
I.l.Is4- t-lI1 BOSTON. ana WIN fasiulls,ie NAH
T -asI i1r and from -. Johnsbury and Littletnn B
lrr.rireat burlington at . 80 Pm, and Aio4n.
at-aup. Il. cgdsust-rsh d. 2 80 a. a., End
. Montreal a. o ID p n.
secauuaDa1ios TRAM leaves AcrtAnel7 atI ~
a. s.. and Darlington o. IS A. ~. i1r Rouse
Point AMI NontresL
N.anr EzruEss TRAlS, leaves Bellows Fails 81
4I5F. b.. receiving passengers from vermont
Vale. Eafl-aai iessinE Nes York a. 90 4 d.
sll .-aa Cheshire Laiiro&i leaving boston @.
p. &c.. e. auo-,ius o.. White River junction T'i'
t-air leaving Boston 81 90 =. W.. w
LaveU cr Lavrenc- Leaves White EiVel
Junction 20 D SO =. ~. striving 81
ga-..rrtar st 5gl 4. ~, Eousss Foiu
-...HA.N.. 'i1n.reaI 90 20 90 AN, and oEaeH-
Ha-.H 40 D. suP- 81 connecting vita Gran
l-a-. Iraia- l.. Detroit. Chicago and the y c'i
s.e--loe Cl-s are attached o. both lic N'r'
Frrrrs. t-air. rr-ui,- betFes1 Rouse '.t1' an
r5-ougs Tickets for CHic-ro end t7s Yves, ir
----st -1- r..-.IrsI -ts.Ion-
90. MERRILL. rUTt
a.t.asn. SO. Nsr it. ist--
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TREsH GROUND OATMEAL. this day re-
L ceived At C. I Harris.
Mo- Bank Block.
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Soldiers Attention I!

see 90 your ON health. DO not trust o. the ArlIT
supplies although most valuable. Thes- piiis and
Ointment have been thoroughly tested. tneY are
tie ouiy remedies used 10 the European Camp and
barracks. ior over forty years Doctor Holloway
has Supplied al the Armies in Eurupe, and during
the CRfHEAN CiMPAiGN he established %
depot Bslsclsvs. for the exclusive sale ti these
GnE4r RENE1lEs, many time his special gent
there has sold over t.u IN vciEh; % the Omit
u.er- 10 = single cay. Ilezs terrible au- iaiz.
euumies Of the So.aIe- CeHP,
Diarrhrs. Dyseuiery. ScHrvy. Sores and
Sorofuisus EruPtions,
I'll disappear like charm before these pills and
Ointment sud Iow while the cry rinss jAroughou'
t1e land
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DRY GO @ DIS.

which Will be offered T. the public at the LOWEST
LIVING PRICES. The goods will be sold
strictly for Cash,
believing that 20 be the only true mode 81 doing
business, and most useful 20 the buyer as well "a
the seller. Every efo-t will be made to give en-
tire satisfaction, and to make il place CT trade
as desirable IN every respect, = ever.
The subscriber Is DESTROYS 10 announce that be
is rot uunindfu Of past fsvors, and will be happy
to sec the former patrons 81 the
"BEE HIVE"
and all who may deem it for their advantage to
give him call
Burlington. Oct. o. lsG2- elw-WJT
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-11-28

cREArsAvIyGINsuo LEATHER

EISwALD'S Patent Metallic Soles and Heels
Il 4 uew invention. Izcks are furnished u
put them or with. AM any lnaa can apply them
70 few momeats. For sale BY the single % doz-
CT pairs 81 ,,,--,-,
10. Church Street.
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G. 49,. 4 o. g. BENEDICT
Publisher. =
FAST FnE THE MILLION
Y
E1~bi,. v-,,- ,.,,.s- .-- -. r,,,.., f.-.-
sa.slIla-. Ak. 4 Collie stree.
$50 MN.
Ant l'S ~ Al'.
Ina ~ improved 0Tuam"nt~, rf'H'' heeiH'
iison ssWing machine, with masr''ri-s Eis.-
cloth presser new style hem Her end OF the siesi
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An ericaH Line
The only through AaneT'oag L's1 70 all 'o'''-
ITrs, aud Norm We,
LAKE SHORE AND ICHiGsN
SOUTHERN RAILROAD.

TE1UF shove long established Railrr11 lrne &C.
i er unsqualled facilities Cor t-ss-y
Passenger amt Freight o. eH poine
No-,b N est B. a. quick time e. r. an7 7'--
Western Route
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LEAD PENCILS
ATLANTIC MONTHLY,

EN0R November. Received 80
L HUSTIEeT0N'>-
Oct. ..
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Tz,,- Tirsa orc ~. ] A~-r'r--
Tff- F--
or z CoLEEETU "----,- 'r...
BurIinrto6. May 9th l-e- oa~.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-11-28

M NAn TO LOAN tor = term Of years on
.VtSU improved UnsncamDered farm
property. worth double the amount leaned. Ap-
ply to ,,--,,., NM,
Oct. 30-d6ts
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-11-28

STRICTLY ~ ADVANCE.
va g. Is. BENEDICT.
Publisher. =
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-02-13

istered to our necessities, aud frequently
succored US in oui dis,resses. We deem
It unnecessary to recount the numerous
instances which have called forth our graf
itnde. We would join you in thanksgiv.
Ing and praise. I'll God be fol US, who
can be against us7' a.g le .lIt"
Nor wouli we condemn your confident
look TO our armies, when they can meet
with a foe not TOO greatly their superior in
numbers. The year past lis II story Of
heroism and success. Of which our nalion
will never be ashamed. These consiAera.
tons however. should only stimulate US
to greater deeds and nobler efforts. An
occasional reverse We must expect sue h
as has depressed US within the last fs "
days. This is only temporary.
We have no fears Of tie result-the
FINAL ISSUE. You and we may have 70 sac.
rifce our lives and fortunes in the holy
cause; but our houOr will be saved IN
tarnished, and our chlldrens children vii
rise up.to call US blessed.
HOWELL COBB,
4. TooMB4,
j. u. CRAwF RD,
Tnos. R. r. CoBB.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-02-13
FRoH WARRINGTON.
Brights Erpulsion--THs Vote on both
Sides-D,anatic Scens.

Brights Erpulsion--Ns Vote on both
-D,amatic Scens.
WAsHNeroN, Feb. 3.-Those who vo.
ted against Brighi's expulsion we're; Bay
ard, Cowan, Carlisle, Harris. Kennedy,
Latham. Ntsmith, Pearce, Powell, Rice,
Salisbury, Ten Eyck, Thompson and
Wiley, ID; yeas, 5e The Vice Presi-
dent said that as twothirls had voted in
favor Of the res)luion, it was adopted.
The scene at the close of the expulsion
was dramatic There was desperate dis.
cussions in the negative, with which Mr..
Bayard answered 10 his name.
When Carlisle Of Virginia voted no, the
futter vas significant and loud, He had
been counted only among the doubtful.
The California McDougal and Mr.. Sim
nous were at first absent, bu, not mo.
ment too soon came in. aud 80 votes de.
cided the law that in the American SEN
ate, hereafter. no traitor shall have seat.
When the result was announced, the
gallery burst into applause. bu. was
checked instantly. Bright then bundled
up the portable property in his desk, turn.
ed his back upon the court which had
tried him, went to Secretary Foruey's
room, drew pay to the last cent, and with
a defiant stride passed into the Public
Land Committee room, where his wife q.
waited him. In her presence the actors
costume fell; the ruined politician sat
down. and, haggard aud crushed, con-
tempiated the wreck he had made ef his
fortunes.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-02-13
HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM MIS-.
SOURI,.
Price in Close Quarters Fight or Sar
render.
Especial to Missouri Democrat j

RoLLA, Mo-, Feb. Ga messenger from
Lebaaon, who left yesterday az II A. M +,
reports The enemy's pickets within thirty
miles Of that place, and tina. the Federal
pickets were in hailng distance. Firing
had taken place between them, but was
subsequently suspended a5if by mutual
consent. aI
The report was also current at Leban-
on that Price had made an inehectunl at
tempt. by three different routes, 10 move
off his baggage but failed to accomplish
his purpose. He finally assured his men
tha, the only alternative left was 10 night
or surrender Major WrighI's battalion
was twelve miles west in possession Of s
Touring mill. ere .
I'hs messenger passed Gen Sigel''
bodyguard near the Gasconade, and also
Gen. Asboth, who was crossing that rivel
thirteen miles this side Of Lebanon.
A batch Of prisoners had beon captured
including a Captain Mansfield. &C.,
The troops from Sedalia had not arrived
at Lebanon when the messenger departed
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-02-13
Great Party at the White House.


an Extraordinary Entertoinment-Dr
sing, Eating, Drinking, etc.. On a
Grand Scale = Who Cares for tile
Var? -..... ..... ....l ...
The following is Washington dis.
patch to the New York Herald Of Wed.
nesday. The party took place night be.
fore last. .
The party at the White House TO NOR.
row night Is the exclusive topic in tie
beau monde OF Washington. The mum
her of invitations originally contemplated
has already been doubled, and they are
still going out. Applications for cards
may be measured almost by the 5ushel.
Among the guests are to be the whole
corps diplomatiQus, and all members Of
the Cabinet, senate and House Of Repre-
sentatives. There have been very few
regrets. The whole suit of apartments
are being prepared for the occasion. Mrs.
Lincoln will receive ler guests in the
East Room. The Red Paror and Blue
Room, ordinarily used as reception rooms
at levees, and the Green Paror will all
be thrown open aud richly decorat d with
profuson Of natural flowers. The chan.
dcliers in tbs lobby are lo' be festooned
with wrealhs, and the pier tables covered
with natural flowers in pots gracefully ar
ranged, The supper for which the most
extensive preparations have teen made,
will be set in the Congressional dining
room, The arrangements for this fast
are elegant and recherche. A de'ailed
description oil it will sppeur to morrow
The splendid japanese punch bow. con
tanning ten gallons of champagne punch
will be placed in one of the side rooms TO
the benefit Of thirsty guests. Monsieu
Mailard, of New York. with four or fiv
assistants. has arrived, bringing with hin
thirty large boxes of confectioncries, ant
is busy getting up the pyramids and orna
ments and conftctions Tor the table, in ad
!, ditiou to which nearly ton cfturbeys
ducks, veuison, pheasauts, partridges
hams. etc, are being prepared. The Ma
rine Band will be in attendance. bpt Their
will hardly be an opportunity for dancing
The supper room is to be opened at hal
past ten O'Clock, and will remain ope
UT Ill three. 1t is 10 be continually sup
piled, and all It's beauties replaced, 5
: that until the end Of the feast it shal pre-
sent the same appearance. 1t is expecte
,, that tic President and Cabinet and diplo
matte corps, and the Vice President ar
Chairman of the Committee Of Foreig
Relations will enter tie supper room frs
as it will not accommodate comiorlabl
more than one hundred and ffty person
at one time. This is only proper dis
u !inction.
The fashionable world is all in futtel
" Adams Express is too slow for the inpa
= ient danes and demoseles who haS
sent to Boston, New York and Philade
phia for their new evening costumes ic
, the occasion.
Il The party at the White House is to b
. followed by an elegant entertainment {
y the mansion of Secretary Chase and anc
b lher at that of the Secretary of War.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-02-13

are prevented from Laving any military
display over those Of our men who die
here.
Thus the men who love their country
and have been faithful to it, snd have
sealed that faithfulness by DEATH are not
allowed the honors due them, nay, per-
prescribed for them, while to
the bodies Of those who have petjured
themselves and endeavoreG to ruin our
nation such bonors are paid as neither
Regulations nor military etiquette admit,
much less prescribe.
And so the reward Of pre.eminent treas.
on is outward houor, and the need Of un-
shaken loyalty cruel aud studied neglect.
Do you wonder that we underlings some.
times ask whether our leaders are in
earnest? French history has thousand
lessons for The leader who is not in earn
est while his people are.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-02-13
The Butler Expedition.

BosIoN, Feb, 6.--Great activity pre-
walls in getting off the Butler expedition.
Several vessels are already loaded or load
ing with troops aud stores. The Maine
Fourteenth Regiment, First Maine Bat
terry, Second Vermont Battery, and 4th
Massachusetts, Battery Of the New Eng
land division, are being embarked to-dsy.
Probably all the vessels will sail DUR
ling the present week. Gen. Butler's en-
! tire division will consist Of about ten
Thousand men. "i
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-02-13
COI1NTY OFFICERS.

Judge of Fairfield Common Pleas Court-HENRY
c. WHITMAN, residence Lancaster. Ohio.
Probate JHdgs--JESsE EoHNER, ONCE In Public
Building. 'fa ..-. -
eProseeatiRg gAttornsg--WlLLlAMT: T: WISE.
Skerif--TAMESM MILLER, Once at Jail.
Clsrk Of COurt--JoHN c. RAlNEY, Office Public
sSdHsr---wILLIAM ROBINSON, oGice Public
Trsassr.r--P. C. BENADUM, o on,cePubcBuiIGing
Rseorder--A. SYFERT, onice Public Building
Sarusgor-E. y. 'HANNUM, Office Public Buiding'
Eoyoner--I,,t tSHRFFER. residence Madison tp.
Commissioners--JoSEPH SHARP, of Bern Town.
rhip; JONAS A. BAKER, Of Walnut Township, and
John w.CUNNINGHAM.o of Hooking Township.
iseho oil Examiners WILLIAM WHlrfEY, JOHN
VILLA MS and URIAH G. RUTTER.