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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-08-02

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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-08-02
Constipation, ,CostIveness, Suppression,
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HAVING made short visit to New
n Vorh dung The past weeh, am prepared 10 fur.
nile any quantity Of gooda on the shortest notice
NJ flock consiate cf all the
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-08-02

SENATE CHAMBER, Baton Rouge La. Dec 1856
DR. AVER: have been entirely cured by your Pills of
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on Ne Rev. Dr. Hal0Ees, qfNe AlotiN Epis. ctprcn.

- PULASKI HOUSE, Savannah, Ca, Jan. 6, 1856.
HoNoRED SIR; should be ungratefnl for the relief
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YOU cold settled in my limbs and brought on excrt-
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All tie books are mailed, postpaid receipt Of price, We
pay aIhcuar att ntion to mailing books wrapping them IN
carefully aud will procure and send postpaid any book any
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-23
NO3le

Our forces are deploysd out-Cald.
Wells brigade on the right front, the 9th
New Hampshire on the left; The 6th Reg.
'ment. cavalry. on the extreme from, Of
'hs village. and cavalry. infantry and ar.
liIery s"a't-red through the village
The 9th New York Cavalry sre two miles
10 ID 1he rear to prevent flank movement.
The enemy is er ected to be rs,sn.
lore d. We learn from the people that
jeff Davis has issued proclamation that
all Union officers held and captured shall
he put 10 hard labor, If the Lincoln pro.
elsmaiion is carried out. There is Q fu.
rion' storm raging.
WASHINGTON. Get. l6.--We have dis.
patchrs from the Tines special CORES.
pondent in from, Of WashinEton da,ed
Crn.revillr and Green Springs. The reb.
si Gen. Stuart was certainly ., LeesburR
on a"nday. orr correspondent having
oeen within sight Of his camp 6res. He
tempted TO cut oil Captain Ayrs's de.
'achment, but was ioiled by information
g'V'n ny negro who had heard his mas.
Ter detail the rebel plan Of operations.
There is no doubt that Stuar, is now in
in front OF our advance guard, aud threat.
cning an attack. Gen. Stahl has adyauo-
cd 10 meet him, and our correspond. ut 10
confident that Stuart will be compelled to
light or run. Stuart encampvd yesterday
butween Bull Run Mountain and the blua
Ridge.
Our picke;s were driven in last night
from the direction. of Leesburg. Lieut..
Kioning returned en- Tuesday evening
i'om a reconnaissance AMI reports force
Of 400 rebel cavalry al Bristow's Sta.
ton, and thatIhe rebels are running trains
between WarrcntOn and WaIrenton juno
ton.
A small rebel force appeared yesterday
or the stone bti'ge al the Bull Run bat.
tie ground.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-23
From Washington and the pO.o mac.

FEEDERIcK. Oct. i6, Midnight.-La,er
advices from opposite Shepherdstown re-
port the recounviIering party under Gen.
Humphreys, which crossed the Potomac
this morning. were met near Shepherds.
town by rebel force, which opened on
them an artillery FIRE. As our forces had
no artillery with them, they retired across
the river, having accomplished the object
of the reconnaissance, and ascertained
that the rebels were still in some force at
this point.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 16.-Gen. Fremont
expects soon to be in Washington. pre-,
liminary to his assignment 10 an impor-
tant command in lhe Southwest.
The statement published nearly week
since. that Gen. Morgan bad leen sus.
pended from bis com and. on account Of
his retreat from Cumberland Gap, is be-
lieved BY the Secretary Of War to be un.
true, as nothing Of the hind is known at
the War Department.
CHARLEsTowN. Va, Oct. 16, 8 P. M
Lee lie at Winchester with large force,
and Jackson ut Bunksr's H With another
large force. Stuart's cavalry Is on the
Shenandoah. A large rebel force is q
Leestowu, SIX miles away.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-23

Valuable RkcHfPTs TO make Q nice
jam--lay your head under . descending
pile driver.
To sre il Z. man is Jour friend--maks
love to his Wifel
To 60: the fros, out Of your 6ngsrs--pus
them in hot wafer.
To see if girl Is aHiabls--teal hes
dress in a ball room.
To keep yourself warm in bed--sSt Il
on FIRE.
To be ahead Of time--carry your watch
behind you.
To see Low hard a man sirikes-tsll
hun he lies.
To keep poor relatives from troubling
you commit suicide.
To keep from being dry--stand ont 10
the rain.
To DO away vita speOiaClss--put your
yes out.
To have tarts for tsa--let your wife
See you kiss the waiting maid. A sure
thing.
To pr'vent headache when getting
soter--kstp drunk.
To tell if you love girl--hAve some
tallOw headed chap 90 10 see her.
To see il u girl loves you--aSk her lihO
a man.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-23

GraLS.-Thare are two kinds Of girls.
One is th- kind that APPEARS best abroad.
the girls that are good for parties. rides,
visits. balls, etc. and whose chief delight
is in such u ings. The o.he. is that kind
that appears best at hume. the girls that
are useful and cheerful in the dining
room, and all the precincts Of home
They differ widely in character. One 10 .
moth. consuming everything about her;
the other is suubram. inspiring life ssd
gladne's all along her pathway. Now 10
does necessarily follow that there shall
bs.tWo classes Of girls. A slight sduoA-
tiOn will modify both q little and unite
their good qualities in one.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-23
A CnILD,s DREAM OF A STAR.
DY CHARLES DICKENS.

There was oncs child and he strolled
abou, good deal ,and thought oI mum
Der of things. lie had sister, who was
u ch,ld. too, and his constant companion.
These two used % wander all day long.
They wondered al the beauty of the flow
ers; they wondered at the teight and
blusness Of the sky; they wondered at the
depth of the bright water; they wondered
at the power and The goodness OF Coz,
who made the lovely world.
They used to say to one another, some
time, "Ssppose all the chidr,n on earth
were to die. would the nowere, and the
water. and the sky be sorry?" They be-
lieyed they would be sorry. For, said
they, the buds are the children OF the
flowers. and the little playi iul streams thai
gambol down the hill sides are the child
rem Of the waters; and the smallest bright
specks playing a, hide and seek in the sky
all night must surely be the children oi
the stars;and they would all be grieved te
see their play mates, the children OF men
co more.
There was one clear shining star tha
used to come out in the sky before the
rest. near the church spire above thu
graves. 1t was larger and more beautiful
they thought, than all the others, and ev
cry night they watched for it, standin!
hand in hand alta window. Whoever
saw il frst, cried out, IL see the star!'
And often they cried out both together
knowing 80 we'll when i. would rise ant
who're. So they grew to be such friend
with 1t that, before lying down in thei
beds, they always looked out once again
to bid it good night; and when they wsr
turning aound to sleep, they used TO cay
"God bless the starl'
But while she was still very young, ,oh
very young, the sister drooped and cam
to be so very weak that she could no long
or stand in the window at night; and the
the child looked sadly nut by himself, ian
when hs saw the star, turned round an
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-23
The Soldiers Letter.

How sweet when nigh, her misty veil,
Around the weary soldier throws,
And twilighps golden skies grow pale,
And wooing winds invite repose,
TO sit beside the watchhre's blaze
Where friendly comrades nightly eomei
To sing the songs Of other days,
And talk Of things We love athome-
Ofthose We love, who list and wall,
Beneath the same benighted moen'
The pos,man's step behind the gaze,
with tidings from On absent one;
And beaming smiles their thoughts reveal,
And love is mIttowcd In their eyes,
As eagerly they break the seal,
Eiaie with Joy and glad surprise.
But dearsr yet the shout that rings,
In exultaiion loud aud clear,
To hail the messenger who brings
Letters from homo and kiLdred lear
And meath the pale moons shining light
The soldier reads the treasure Ger,
And through tho hours ofsileni night,
In dreams he visits home once more.
In dreams he sits beside the HEARTH
Afar from camps and:traiior's wiles'
And deems the dearest spot ON earIh
Where loving wfo and mother smiles
And many u face almost forgot,
And many word so fondly spoken
Come all,lny around the soldiers cot,
Till the sweet dream, at morn Is broken
O, We who love the soldier we'll
Bid him be hopeful, brave and gay;
Bouer he knows than you eau tell
The perils that attend his way,
Some word of hope in battle's hour,
While striving with yengeful foe,
Has nerved the soldiers arm with power,
TO strike or wave the impending blow.
The soldier brave Is oflen prone
To deem himself forgotten quite,
A wunderer OH earth alone,
When friends at home neglect to write.
Then choer him Oft with words like these,
And thus your deep Affection prove,
Let every keel that plOughsth seas
Bear him some u essags full Of love.
Hoibrook's U. y. Mail
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-23

How HEALTH BRIeuTENs THINGS. s.--Na-
ture has so knit the mind and body to-
gelber. that they act and react upon each
other. Who has not felt that the slate of
health give coloring to every thing that
happens to himl One man, whose health
is depressed, sees his own 6reside. that
used TO burn so cheerfully, only colored
with gloom and sadness. Another, Of a
bright joyous mind, in the full vigor Of
health, will 60 forth, and the very desert
that mans eye will rejoice, and the very
wilderness to his view will blossom as the
rose, and the saddest strains of nature
will sound to him joyous and brilliant. A
sufferer goes out and looks on nature, and
it's roses all become thorns, its myrtles all
look like briars. oil the the sweetest min
strelsy Of the grove and forest sounds to
him like wailing minor running through
all the sounds Of Nature.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-23

FAvoRiTRs. Sd have ever found" says
q sensible writer, that men who are real
ly most fond Of the society Of ladies, who
cherish for them high reppc,. nay, re-
verence them. .rs seldom most popular
with the 9 X. Men Of more assurance,
whose tongues are lightly hung. who
make words supply th" place Of ideas. and
place complement in the room Of ssnti.
ment. are the fAvori,es A true respsos
for woman leads to respectful actions TO.
wards them; and respect is usually dis
'aDt action. aud this great distance is ta-
ken BY them for neglect and want Of in.
terest."
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-23
COI1NTY OFFTCFRS.

Jadrs Of Fairfield Common PIsa' Cosrt-HENRf
&C. WHITMAN, ,restdence Lancaster; ONO. p,h,,o
Probate JadEs--JEssEI BONNER, ONCE In Pubic
Building. ,,&,u ,,,,ep
SAsriN--TANRS MILLER, Once at Jail.
Ci.rL Of COurt--JoHN G. RAINEY, ONCE Pubic
Building. ooo,v,ov Om.a prhIic
Ts.sssr..--P. C. BEEADUM ,oflcePnblie Building
R.soyd,r--A sYFERT, ONCE Public Bn'lding;
S.rr,yoy-B T., HANSUM, once Public building
Co,o..r-L SURFPER, residence Madison tp.
oMri,,ionsrs--J0SBPH SHARP, OF Bern Town
zhio; JONAS A. BAKER, OF Walnut T0wnsnlp, ana
ToWy w CUNNINGHAM.0f of Ocking Tawnthip.
q.kooJ EIamiHsrs WILLIAM WHITLEY, JohN
WILLIAMS and URIAH O. RUTTER.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-23
Interesting correspondence.

The following correspondence between
Governor Tod and Col. Fuller. Of the eth
Ohio regiment, is Of thrilling interest:
HEADQUARTERS. 1st BRIGADE, Cd DIv., J
ARMY OF THE MISSISSIPPI 7
NEAR RIPLEY, Miss October 9, 1862 }
To the Governor Of Ohio:
Sir:--I have the honor of forwarding
TO your Excelency the battle ''battle flag"
ol the 9th Texas Regiment. which was
captured by private of the 9Th OhioIu-
fan.ry, at the battle Of COrinth, October
4tb, 1869.
The Rebels, in four close columns, were
pressing, with gallantry amounting 10
reCkessness. upon the OhioBrigade. with
the evident intention of breaking our
line. wnsn tile terrible and incessant fife
Of our men drove them back in the utmost
confusion.
The 9th Texas bore down upon the left
center Of the 9th Ohio, with their flag
at the head Of their column, and advanc.
ed to witbing six or eight yards of oul
line, when Orrin B. Gould, private oI
Company G. shot down the color bearer
and rushed forward for the Rebel flag. A
rebel officer shouted to his men to "savt
the colors," and, at the same moment. put
bullet into the breast Of Gould; but the
young hero was not to be intimidated.-
With the flagstaff in his hand and the
bullet in his breast. he returned TO hit
regiment, waving the former de6antly ii
the face of the enemy. ,.....'
After tho battle, when visiting the hos
pitals, l found young Gould stretched
upon cot evidently in great pain. UpoI
seeing me. his pale face was instantly ra
diant with smiles, and pointing to hi
wound, he said, Colonel, l don't care TO
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-23

HES FOR rUrTfNG # TO THEM "A Ken.
tuckian named Geir WhoEs house. mill and
sore were burned by MOrgan'S men. and
he taken prisoner, winds up . le'isr
which he writes--after his escaps--to
Mr. Hall. editor Of The Ravsnna Democrat.
as follows:
II am unequivOcally for cOndscantiOn
subjugatiou, emancipation ,extsrminatiOn,
and hell and damualion."
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-23
~ The Msnch, ster American is re.
,ponsible for the following:

A friend who Witnessed tn. battle of
An,ie.am. and remained in that region
for some days at ending to the wounded,
states that he found Georgia conscript
on tn" field mortally wOanded. His only
clothing was II stint torn in sbreds. and .
p ir Of trousrrs nut at tbs knees and seat.
The kind attentions he received from our
hand csused him 10 give his name and
SINE interesting particulars. IL am"
said the wounded man. "a Georgian by
birth. ! sold my cotton in 1850 Tor s5.-
800. have wife and four children ut
home. lam Union man. they pressed
me- into tile army. am dying. have
never fred gun al the stars and stripes.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-23

GENERAL DAVIS RRLEAsED.-G General
Jeff. @. Davis, who has been in close coH>
inenent at Louisville since the untostu'
nate rsueountsr between him and GensT-
al Nelson. in which the latter was killed,
was released by order from the War De.
parmsnt. u is supposed that be will BE-
., the head Of his command in the 6sld
haiora long.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-23
LANCASTER OHIO THURSDAY OCTOBER %, 1862.
this since l got their flag"

this since l got their hag."
have the honor to be.
Your Excellency's obedient servant,
JOHN NJ. FULLER,
Colonel 9Th Ohio,
Commanding lst Brigade 2dDivisiOn.
Hon. DAVID TOD, Governor Of Ohio.
THE STATE OF ONO.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
Columbus. Oe'. 6.
John N. Fuller. Col. 27h Regiment o.
Y l., Ripley. Niss: .
DEAR COLONEL IL have the pleasure
10 acknowledge the receipt Of yonr letter
of the 9th inst, accompanying the bloody
flag of the 9th Texas rrgimentcaptursd BY
the gallant Grin B. Gould, a private Of
Co. g. in your regiment. in the great
battle fought on the 4Ih inst, near Co.
rinth. The brave and daring act of
Gould, when made known TO the 10y al
people Of our State. will fill their hearts
With joy and gratitude. | am panied to
learn that the wound received by this hero
proved fatal. and be il no longer in the
land Of the living TO enjoy the rich re-
ward due 10 his gallantTy. But although
dead, hsve determined to give to his
relatives aud brother soldiers evidences
of my appreciation Of his noble conduct !;
and therefore herewith enclose you com.
mission for him as Captain in your regi-
ment, Of the date of your grea: battle
Oct. 4lh, 1869.
The bloody flag sent me have given
a prominent position in the room in the
Stare House appropriated to the keeping
Of the many trophies taken on the field
Of ballle. by tie brave and loyal hearts
from Ohio; and, as the most fitting ac.
count OF cur possession Of this tr yhy, /
attach your elegant and manly letter to
the fag.
In this connection, allsw me TO assure
you, and the brave men under your com
mand. that the noble bearing and gal
lAntry Of your regiment on that bloody
field, Is iully appreciated by the people
Of Ohio. Make this known to the heroes
Of your regiment, and assure them, tha,
when this war is over. and our glorious
old flag can again float over every inch
Of the territory possessed by the United
States. and they thus permitted to return
to their homes they love go much, they
will receive the hearty greeting Of all who
appreciate our glorious institutions.
Very truly yours,
.s DAVID TOP. Governor.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-23
nook AND JOB PRINTING.

wearep rtpared to execute all dcscIptions OF
'wOR RK' such as CARDS, CIRCULARS, PoSItRs.
n All, TICKETS, and every other variety Of PLAIN
AND FANCY JoBRING with new and superlor'ype
and on short notice.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-23


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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-08-14
Important Proclamation.


The President has issued procla-
nation in pursuance Of the Confscation
Act, dated July 25th, 1852, as fol-
lows:
In pursuance Of the sixth section of
the "Act to suppress insurrection, to
punish treason and rebellion, to seize
and coniscate the property of rebels
and for other purposes" approved July
IL, 1862, and which act, and the Joint
resolution explanatory thereof, are
herewith published. I, Abraham
Lincoln, President Of the United
States do hereby proclaim to and warn
all persons within the contemplation
OF said sixth section TO cease participa.
ting, in aiding, countenancing, or abot-
ting the existing rebellion, or any re-
beIlion, against the Government of the
United States, and to return to their
proper allegiance to the United States,
on pain of the forfeitures and seizures
as within and by said sixth section pro,
vided.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-08-14

ger we weaken the enemy and strength
en- ourselves, what shall we do7
Many voices--"Tako the nigger,"
and cheers.
Now let me 90 little further. I don t
mean to say that white men are not
equal to the emergency of this war
They can fight and put down this re-
bellion, and no thanks to England, or
France, or Ethiopia, either. would
not have the niger put on an equality
with the white soldier, neverl The
prejudices Of the soldier must be re.
spected creased cartridge caused the
rebellion in India; but if driven to the
rivers edge, behind the last battery,
the music of rifle, even in negro's
hands, will be sweet music to the ears of
our boys. I'd use him to fight only
then, and in such a great emergency.
Now | am rid of the negro and am
glad of it, AMI if the Southern rebels
we're rid of theirs, too, 1 shouldn't be
sorry.
A voice-"What would you do with
them alterward?'
leave that to the politicians to set,
tie. After the war is over well take
that, and the question of taxes and pay
ment of debts, and all other questions
incidental to the war, into consideration