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MISCELLANEOUS.
SUBSTITUTES.

NOTICE.
A SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF 10 PER CENT.
upon the Capital Stuck of the Raleigh and CASTOR
load Company has been declared payable, one half in
JSuedeate bonds at the office Of the Company on ana
@'sf The second Monday in July, 1862:
W. W. VASS. Treasurer.
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fkESll ARRILALS AT THE ENERGETIC
WHITAKER,S.
July 4th. 1861.

wv BUSHELS WHITE WHEAT;
l@ Boxes Adamantine Candles;
80 Ta!lOw '
10 dozen Worcestershire Sauce, genuine Lea
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SHOsOUO rive at the " Enc, getIc
~ WaITAKER'S.
July /, 1882. Do
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STATES GOVERNMENT
PRESIDENT,

CONFEDERATE
PRESIDENT,
JEFFERSON DAVIS, Of Mississippi.
VICE PRESIDENT,
HEy H. STEPHENS, OF Georgia.
r,rst Permanent Congress.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

nAILY EXPECTED
IL hhds. N U. SUGAR,
90 bbls Refined
hhds. Molasses,
10 bblS. 4"
80 bushels Pea Nuts,
100 " Salt,
20 bbls. Vinegar.
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NORN AND COTTON PLANTERS.-SlN-
~ GLARS Celebrated Corn Planters with or without
guano attachment.
FOSTERS AND LANCASTER'S Patent Cotton Plan
te great seed and time savers and thereby money
makers. On sale at the Farmers Hail.
JAMEJ N. TOWLES, Agt.
April S, 1861. S6-n
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CRACKER BAKERY.
TUyHE SUBSCRIBERS HAVING BUILT LARGE
L HARD BREAD and CRACKER BAKERY, and
fitted it up with the most improved machinery, now
prepared furnish the citizens of Raleigh and the State
With fresh Crackers, and of the best quality such
SODA CRACKERS
BUTTER CRACKES,
WATER CRACKERS,
SUGAR CRACKERS etc, etc.
We are also prepared to furnish the Army and Navy
with
NAVY BREAD,
PILOT BREAD,
WINE BISCUIT, etc,
at the lowest market rates Cash Orders securely packed
and promptly attended to.
r9y- WANTED, empty Flour Barrels in good cond-
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Raleigh n. c., Nov. 90, 1881 lOa-6meIr.
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~ for Wheat Oats Rye Grass and greatly reduced
price. JAMES M. TOWLES, Agt.
Raleigh, N C., Nov. 26, 1861. lO2-
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NORTH CAROLINA LIME, JUST AT HAND,
IL the first lot of HICKORY BURNT LIME, which
will be sold at greatly reduced price.
JAMES NJ. TowLES, Agt,
Farmers Hall, Jan. 8, 1852. 2#
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WHlTAKER'S
July !, 1852. oS-
The New York herald., 1862-11-30
The Allotment System.

The Allotment Commissioners have made heir FIRST
port 10 the President cnbodying interesting details Of
the working OF the system The total estimated
mcnts their relatives and friends AT home the
startling result OF than dvs million dollars per an
num- which s so much additional wealth TO the commu
nifty at large The object In view to enable the soldier
to devote portion Of his pay TO the regular support Of
his family or TO be deposited for his beneGt in the
sayina bank and at the time TO afford safe aud
cheap means or rem,ing the money The plan adopted
claring the sum he wishes 10 aot, and the name o.
the regsoa TO whom 1t is 20 90, and when pay day
comes round he recesvus draft the United states
Tcasarv ia this city drawn the order of the person
whom the allotment is made and be sends this draft
home in his letter, he chooses or by cxpToss, di-
rec,y 70 the person In question. II the draft is lost
the way duplicate viii be given. The eject Of this
rangement Is 10 pTeven, the Commissioners they were
SO disposed any other third party from handling ihe
mcney. Il is transmitted directly, and without any
charge or expense TO the soldiers family and sEce the
draft Is drawn TO order. and viii not pass without en-
dorsemeui useless for any one to steal A. while
the other u has been endorsed by tbe proper
rarty IL viii be taken by storekecpsrs o. will bs
cashed BY any bank without loss 10 the holders. who
need not travel the city TO get their money. Tue SOL
der Il supplied with iool ard cicihng and the Becessa
riss OF lie, and really needs bit little OF bis pay
with which 60 procSre xnrics The rest u the ailo,-
rneu svsem IL properly encouraged. win 60, where
II should 60, 70 the support Of his family at homo
and Mus what the suter loses IN exorbtant profits the
solder gains health and seiIrespect The duty Of the
Commissioners when they have obtained the sgua
lures OF the soldiers 70 the rolls But simple as this 6uy
travelling verbal explanation and arrangement OF The
The New York herald., 1862-11-30
MmsfCul 4.

ssNORMAf AT The BROOELiN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
with Manager Grau opera night melas rain; sh The
pa,rc ns o music iurn defiance Of Tie stO.m argc
and fashionable audience greeted tue dsbui o. Iofui
Brotklyt. We have reviewed the pcr.orgauce q. tht
era 20 often that useless TO any more htn ha, the
artists were IN excellent voce. The applause They receive
cd vas a proof o this fact Tie "Ctsa liti Is ,nlra
orin tNorma) was rendered with esss and was hesrty
aplauded as was The allegro "Ah bello ne r''orna.
Ia the second act, the prayer, "peh pto'csg'm',
oh Dion OF Morens (AdeIgisa), was rsadeset
with power and purity, aad caused markad SEA-
sa,, n The artist's voice 4 - pure aaa fresh
it attracts sympathy, while her appearance
"a greatly in her favor. She acted with grace aud sr
Tho due,to between Norma AMI Adesi:a, "sJa mrtyt,
WAS e.ouisltoy rendered AMI drew from the aIdeAcc
craa auplase In The ,hird act the famed duo between
Norma and Adslgisa received With ;he ra9tu ogs
approya, il ever el,cits The tel upon what al
presen, voted success to Judge from III. fact that tho
artists we're loudiy called before tn curtain
On tuesday Night the opera OF "Lusrcgia VIII be gysu
IN R,ooAyn with Isrini ana Mocasi Brguoii
To morrow night the last performances ofrinorah taxes
place Al our Academy Of Music.
grand sacred concert sin be given this evening In
the athoc church Of 81 Peter sad s.. Paul, .erond
street, between south Second aud Third streets, WI.
tansburg Chs Rev. Father Malone), commencing Al,
half ast even o'clock IN addition TO the tac choir
cl Tie church. the f0owlYg enNcut artists have besn
engaged Milo. Catlatia Patti, Nine de Lussan, Vine
Sip knsch >ga0r Cntt' Mr.. ! *. Thomas, ttnestpT g
W. Melville and j. II Nrgraih will preside ~ the Dffah,
euargng aud repairing the organ which IS gae :. '"o
Gnest in Bl Ooklyn.
The New York herald., 1862-11-30
AFFAIRS At FORTRESS MONROE.


FORTRESS Moy.3B. w., Nov -, 1862.
fhan,gsc,ng Day--3daass ErpIss A. sgsss.n,-Prc1t
Parae-Ceaeyal King and Ms .Mincyy Gor,rHorsttp
Of Norfoit--Fe,s0na', DC.
The day appointed by The major portion Of Governors
Of tbe loyal states to he observed Thaussevng
pas ed Off as quietly If sGch thing existed and,
barring the consumption Of turkeys and other
species Of fowl no one would have imagined that any
extra occasion was being celebrated Hundreds OF
brave soldiers we're disappointed in not receiving their
Thanksgiving dinner, scul 70 them in boxes by their
anxious friends and, notwithstanding the immense CT
forts made by the managers Of the Adams Express Com
pany, all the freight could not be delivered IN time
10 be OF the service intended TO the clnsgae es.
The troops in garrison inside Of the fort ndaged in
considerable pleasure than those in The 1eli and
besides good ing during tue day the memhe Of the
gallant Third regiment New York infantry whcd away
the lengthy evening with spirited dancing festival.
More or less private dinner pariles were arranged
Eldridge, commander Of the steamer Atlantic, enter
laiued company, among whom may lie en- .incfs,ed
Captain j. 81. Hunt, Master o! transportation 81 this
de,,rtuent John ~. "a born Esl the Superintendent
Of the Adams Express Company at fortre VI M11soc
Colonel sun. Bell late eI isnness g. "a nninoe, o.
other csebrites o. the Paltic which noble vessel =
also at present IN Hampton oais tie coqu;oGs catau
Joe Usmstook presided with hs ueuai grace al prrety
festive boa d. entertaining large company ol iTcnds
Coone; Julian Alien, the rufser. made u BIS e.fec'l
study 10 make the gesi present fee perfectly AT nrne,
4, "A vel did he succeed Otherwise thanksgiving psy
~
day bu iness and work o. vari knts was not sreal
ed apy more than " 10 holiday Ns.st band.
General KLg is at present, and hes been for some
weeks at Norfolk having been assigned there BY ConcTai
Dix when orde ed 20 report TO him but Gen a hng las
ro, baf command thus far aud was ouiy pLraDg st
Norfolk to recuy-rsic his impaired health What effect
the change viii bave-n 1t really y ceicrmiseG on--su
the citizens Of Portsmouth amt Norfolk. csnno say
a few days Will determine
To morrow MAJOR General Dix and siaH VIII wit York
town and vicinity provided tie weather y iair. to
General intended TO make the trip on last Wedns ay
owing the heavy rain lac was iofcsd 10 sb tndoa
THIS morning tie steamer New York Captain Chisholm
went 20 city iint nag OF rucs IA charge o' tai,n
.iohn r.. Milford, of COMPANY X. 1hgd regiment Ne~
York Infantry. By this H,g u is presumed that Ecr
Tor aud the balance VI the members OF The Ff ylot
yivania regiment, captured By rebel eu-r'e ~
be brought down.
Ma or CharIe- Temple Dix and ard de camp to M,or
General nix returned 20 his post yesterday MAJOR hx
has been absent at New York Tor some weeks, having
been very SICK but returns quite restored ani really ot
active service.
H. Is Pierce su,ier Of the New York One Hundred ana
Fourteenth regiment. dcd at the .hesateake Ho'lna
yestet day. from inlannatio ion " the luags.
All Is quiet at this place.
The New York herald., 1862-11-30
movememss or sson.wall Jack,on.
BARrrs's rFRaY, Va, Nov. q, IS

BARPERs FERRY, Va, Nov. ~, 1862
My latest advces from s,onewal Jackson's headauar
ters dated on Thursday afternoon Jacksons head
quarters near Ailwosd from Tuesday evening tin
Thursday msrning.
Ills ef, wing rested at Bcrryvile and his rgh, near Up
pcrvle Thus his column equidstaut ircE Suckers
and Ashbys Gaps HIS scouts reached 10 tue Manassas
Railroad at Rec,or,own and White Plains
This fact proves she accuracy and Oorrooorstivo
descy Of Baltimore Washington and srpers berry
correspcnasnee Jacksons column moved toward.
Thorocsh!are Gap on Thursday, and that afternoon
his headquarters we're near Winchester. II Is
no, known whether he continued bis movements
soulhward or westward on Friday, executed another
snake manouvre All accounts put bis force at Thirty
thousand or upwards.
whites guer has, -four hundred strong were bivoaaeAed
,w6ujss cast or BeryviIs on Thursday Thew did not
The New York herald., 1862-11-30
N,w. frcu, vew Mcxico.

,.. IA ,o,,, with dates " the 10th inst, arrived
i abe srSa Seea ds.asf heavy ran storms
along the route. ..,,iabsi nv tho
eovenaent for that portion Of the Utah trs iaok
placc AZ the agency at Abequiu on the 80. rhc N
pres scd themselves well satisfied, and said thoy w.
the Navaocs and help conquer tha. TRIBE INTO obedience
10 the proper authorities.
An n auist along tho route
The New York herald., 1862-11-30
AorA CREEK, Va, Nov. 40, 1892.

Yesterday Hampton's Legion made sudden attack
upon two companies OF The Third Pennsylvania cavalry
Bsfour. consequence Of the soddenness Of the
tack and the overwhelming number Of their assaants
they entirely surrounded, and after sharp but
brief skrmish they were compelled to surrender and
were all made prisoners.
The New York herald., 1862-11-30
card from suiiivan's Friend.

10 TiH EplF0K ~ THE HER. pp.,.t.u a.,
Wil yos u kama eac "a 10 publish tue loHV"ns' y"
ifsi ce 10 whom / stlcc 4 de - . a.. ,s,,,rr ~
ws ia .pdersiaued. eitsosses 10 tbe sho,hR ~
n"as pyrees ask q The saoc oO' 70 pass =
any up'" y cis ~ sisl s,Siyan acted IN seldeiencc.
yours RsF1, ,S,f n'rgytAN, IS Baxter street.
wfrJiII WALSH. i5j Leonard street.
p,fRu X i.Gh. ~ Baxter street.
favFs ii. BRs>NAN, 1lJ Mulberry street.
yrWFS NFiLS. FrGuklin street
UglIAl! EAgsN, " Baster street
NEfilSyALAHALR,o ~ Mulberry strees'
IulN InAkl, II Baxter street.
The New York herald., 1862-11-30
The Rebel Cavalry Foray Across ths
s Rapahannock.

,f dEAporARrEas ARMY TIE Poso1Ac, Nov. 20, 1892
Early yesterday morning large body Of rebel cavalry
tance above here and, evadng our pickets, made de
scent upon two companies Of the Third Pennsylvania
cavalry, in General Averl's brigade HARDWOOD,
capturing nearly the entire two companies.
The New York herald., 1862-11-30
soldiers VINO Died In Hospital.
HEAperARfsRs MIMI A. C. HosrrALs, 4
KNsxviLLE, Nh, Nov. 81, 1862. +

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
therein enclose list Of OF those that have died
al this hospital from beginning Of October 70 up tc
this date For the sake OF the relatives and the ccuvc
n,epcs OF the public you may please insert the in
ycur paper. Very respectfully
BERNARD BEUsr, Med Director
Ninth A. c. Hospitals
t--ceorre W supplsx. 5fs. penn., Co. A..
2--Aas,in W. Morgan, l1th N. H., Coo.
a--Ioshua Trow 9Th N. H.
l-iames rcfbam, 9th n. n.
Go N. Grsc1low, 36th Mass, Co y.
6--S. s,oughop, 10th Conn Co u. 6
7--Fdward ~ Allen, J6th Macs. GO. y. M.
s--Jafnes Bailey, 4jth Penn. Co. 4
Q--Iicnrv Bogart SQih ". ", Go. X.
l0-Ailred H. Wood, 9th N. H., Co. B.
It-Wijsu lHaissr 50th Penn, Co. II.
I2-Esiward G. Persons, 18th Conn.
I3-fohsm schaich, ,A6th N. ". Go. @.
Nv wiss 5lst r, mn. Co. y.
ls--ioscrh Yimmans, Sth Conn.
l6-John w. Smith, 10Th Mich Co. X.
iI--Rchard Curtis, 10th Mich 10. y.
ls-Eliah Ordway, 11th Mich, Co II.
le--John Gerusilger, t5ih Penn; Co +.
2i-IJsnry H. Grifnth, 35th Mass. Co. A.
22--1h,mas Lowe, sgtb N.Y., Co. X.
23--Jobn Hopkins, 2lst N. " COZ
24--Cecrge logan, 6th Conn. Co. ].
25--p Mnsick, b0lh Penn, co. u
26-AlharlesP. Trow, 6tn N. H., Co. q. . II.
a. Thomas wells, 2ist Mass, COL.
2s-fsrse II. AJaia, 2ist Conn. co. q.
20-John Ms~adeli, stb Micn. Co, D.
3o--T Msnches ssr, 4th X. !. Co. F..
"A ~ p. sarwin, s6th Mas eo.H
32--Juhn W. Garland, slh ~, Go. n
The New York herald., 1862-11-30
s,.,emen, OF mr. Byrm,s to MIR. For.

Al two O'Clock yesterday roornns IN Grecnwieb
street between Cedar and Liberty sree's Mr.. RyrIes
anl two OF h friends Going towards Morris street,
when they sa party the other side o. Tho - eet
coming In an op:csits dieciion, aud one Of Byrnes'
friends crossed over who they were. They turned
o 10 he p,r 0! SIR smith, rival tldermanic can
dtai. aud the person who crossed over got into con
ve,.at,on wil SoIl.yaa, the mau charged with the
stoo,nr a Mr Byincs. Mr.. Byrncs crossed the
s,,e, shortly afterwards, and took par IN the
- s,,iaa srlfyan wanted 70 bet that smith
,,,r,a be the next Alderman. Ryrncs Immediately
oo. a.. al. poclc;bok sud agreed to accept the be-,
.ty., have n,sse none. than me- said sullivan "bct
fe,o eet even with y0a" W Byrnes said here was no
,e..tsn ror him - araw pistol You are bad man to
afa,y d weapon. IWl PIT you III charge Of the police F"
wrh that two police officers came M, and Mr. ByrDes
mad. charse saing that Sullivan had drawn pistol
mon him one a the officers tAeFeupon went up to
s9uiysu and SAID uf arrest you" Sullivan then drew
tba ,.,ol a second time sud discharged the ccptonts
when took eject IN Byfnes arun. There was net a
hnw a nck by my before this and the words that
ps.. ei sefe. a. ueu as sc Caa remember, as above
stae, There were t.shi o. ten 10 the crowd 70
wfsch sllyan b.longe. None o. them could be recog
uged "a be ng ng tue district aad none Of tnem were
1nov Il ibe iaces. IAes scattered Immediately @'er
thc lfiag oi ths pistol.
The New York herald., 1862-11-30
IMPORTANT gsoN THE SOUTHWEST.
sA fM .-~~.~>-->~>~o>-~~~~~~~ lef s
fss4 sl
Tho Grand Army Of the South AL
as In Motion.
Tents Struck and the Soldiers
Ready for Action.
The Rebels Falling Back Towards
\. Granada. soA tsr
81 ---~~~rc~~~~-~~-''>>>~>-- ~ I-r...s &
The Railroad Track Torn Up and the
s 1884. Bridges Burned.
Thsy Cenfsss the Utter Hepslsssnsss
Of Their Cause.
LETTER FROM PRESIDENT LINCOLN,
Appeal to tennessee to Re-Enter
the Union,
49,, Ae, ~.

CAIRO, Ill, Nov. 20, 1862.
me grand Army OF the South all in rioticn.
General Sherman left Memphis on Wednesday with bis
forces.
General Grants army struck their tents AZ aawn yes
trday, and marched OF on the Holly Springs road.
Seven days ratons were prepared. Only tent was
allowed 10 twenty men, tent 70 tho oesrs Of each
company, and six wagons to each regiment.
e rebels IRE falling back towards Granada, tearing up
the track They carry OF the rails and burn the bridges
and destroy the ties as they retreat.
u 10 even reported that the rebels removing oil
<IAeir yaiuables from Jackson, Mississippi
Prisoners captured confess the utter hsreeasnsss e
sbAir cause in the West. @
The New York herald., 1862-11-30
visit Of General Burnside 40 the Presi-
dens and General Tiallsck.

wAsHsGroS, Nov. 2s, 1862.
Major General Burnside arrived hero last night. and
spent this principally in consultation with Presi
dent Lincoln and General Halleck no has already
turned 10 bis headquarters.
1t is supposed that sonewall Jackson today at
Cupepper designing 10 directly thence TO Frede-
rioksbarg.
General Burpsde spent the day here. He came urou
the Invitation d the President with whom be had long
interview this morning Subsequently he visited the va
rious bareans Of tn: War and Navy departments, IN
which there business relating TO The Army OF the
Potomac II Is believed that his visit has been one o.
grca, importance occasioncd the holding of cabne,
Council.
IL Is needless 10 speculate 70 What officers bu
reans have been IN ault 10 cheens the onward move
nent which General Burnside happily executing
The facts in reference 10 IL will hereafter be made sppa
The New York herald., 1862-11-30
RVS FROM BURNSwES kR1E
~~>~~~~~~---~-~>~~
Daring Rebel Cavalry Foray Across
the Rappahannock.
Capture Of Two Companies Of
Union Cavalry.
New Rebel Earthworks Erected
Around Fredericksburg.
Stonewan Jackson Mar ching to the
.s Aid Of Lee.
-~~~~-~-~>-~~~~~~~~~ pa
THE ROADS IMPR OWING.
Visit Of General Burnside to Washington, and
Conference with the President
and General Hallsck,
Stonewau Jackson Marc ching to the
.s Aid Of Lee.
THE ROADS iMPR WIN G.
The Reports from the Army Headquar-
ters.

BEApouARTSAs, Army OF THB Potomac
Nov. 20, 1882.
Rumors are rife here today that Stonswa jackson is
advancing upon flank from warrenton Even II this
be true be mediate nothing than asudden dash
upon weak point as with overwhelming force
we could easily annhaie his corps were IT hurled against
The troops have been properly Opposed for either de-
fensive or offensive movements.
No demonstrations have been made along the front,
and everything is quiet though the rebels were
hundred miles away. General Lees headquarters can
be distinctly from our signal stations and To-
Gated in large house on the h about two miles back Of
fredericksburg.
The enemy still has large force engaged in the
tion Of eartnworks heavy brass gun planted at the
head OF Main street. commanding that thorocghare and
the Chatham bridge They also have number Of rifed
cannon commanding the fords and bridges.
The roads are still in terrible condition, and large
number Of horses and mules are killed daily by over
ertion and the cruelty Of the teamsters.
The roads are improving, however, and supplies are
coming in more freely from the landings.
The New York herald., 1862-11-30
The Death OF Byrncs.

tie last and shortly before his death reccg
nzeG Gnd oEie cd ,he who shot him. DR. John I
Keri edv 10 whose the pleni entrusted from
tie ane he US bsorg into the hospital eSeriod every
crdc,yof Of @ and knaLess 70 his lite, but every
er,t w,s uscsss Ia attempt - yonit he died
state nr tho gh pfosira'.n ard collapse In bs last
moments Le vss sieaaci b. s anny ana the mcmtcrs
az the lscaity connec e., wit b the hes its
The mortal remains of Tie dcccsses were removed by
fcr,a ssiJu during yesterday evening. post mer,eI
examinations IN be ,eefo,eed IN the OF 10 day
af,er chich the body win receive chr.tian burial.
The New York herald., 1862-11-30
Successful, scouting Expedition.
HrAporARrErs, BAyANp,s c.vAlRY, Nov. %. lse

HEADQUARTERS, BAYARp sChvAiRy, Nov. 2e, ls62.
Lieutenan, Colonel Carg Of the First New Jersey cav
airy, who has time been in command OF bri-
eade returned yesterday from scout down the vi.
clny OF Rappahaanock. His force consisted OF about
fifteen hundred cavalry and a section Of battery.
He reports that no rebel troops we're found this
side of the Rappahannock, but he saw their
picke,s all the way the other side Of the river. He
secured the country all around within afy miles Of Aqua
this side the river he represents that very large
coutraband trade The Potomac from
Maryland into Virginia. and that our blockade Of the
Potomac ID perfect sham. He succeeded To capturing
ten men and quite large amount Of whskcy. tea,
sugar. shoes, calico and other eonraband goods but
paroied the prisoners not wishing to weaken his forces
by detailing the requisite number Of 10 guard them
He says hundreds thousands Of dollars worth Of
thesc goods essential 10 the rebels being smusgsd
across the river every month.
The New York herald., 1862-11-30
-. ,neIo.sn1om Outward Bouad.

IN, AngIo-saxoa Ouiward Bo"H".
MONTREAL, Nov - 1852
mo steamship AnslosaSon sailed from 90 -
.ass, !, ten minutes Of ten O'Clock thig s' ""'
s,x,eeu cabin and twenty-five s,cerssc @'''
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-28
Worth Considering,

To persons who may be hesitatiug as
to whether they shall enlist Or take their
chances 10 the draft. the following facts
may be worthy Of consideration:
lst. If another daft should be called
for after the expiration If the coming
nine months term, they would be liable
a second time; or if thoy escape this draft
and auother follows it before it's expira-
ton, they are Of course liable. Iu other
words, they are liable az often as draft
may come, unless they are in the service.
Cd. The term OF those enlisliug in the
old regiments for the three years or the
will expire with the term Of such regi.
ments; and as most Of them have already y
been in the service over year, the term
Of the new recruits will Of course be re
duced in proportion. In all probability
they will not have to serve longer than the
none months drafted militia, aud a. the
same time realize the benefits Of tie boun-
ties, and Of the knowledge and ex xperience
Of tried officers and soldiers, who have
learned how to avoid many Of the errors
and dangers always incident to new regi.
Htents.t ross
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-28
Ohio Union Convention

The Union State Convention for the
Of State Officers, met at Co.
lumbus on the 2lst inst. Every district,
and nearly every county was fully repre-.
senied.
The following resolutions we're unani
mously adopted
Resolved. That we adhere to the opin'
ions aud principles put forth at the Union
Convention held in Columbus, Septembe
9th. 1861
Rssolued, That we have undlmiuisbed
confidence in the National Executive il
the conduct and rosecutiOu of the war
and we pledge to his support all the mora
and physical power Of the State.
Resolved. That the unexampled prompt
ness Of our volunteer army in the enlist
ment in the service Of their country, anC
the high courage with which they hav,
borne themselves in the field, merit ant
receive the confidence and gratitude o
the country. r,
Nominations were then made for tn
following Offices:
Judge of the Supreme Court--Frauklil
T. Backus.
Secretary Of Sta!6--Mr. Kepnon.
Attorney General--Chaneey N. olds.
School OommissiODer--W. D Ilenkle.
Member Of the Board Of Public Work
John B. Gregory.
The Convention then adjourned,