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II TRIO OF DIPLOMATS.

"A 1AA~ We DACAVtsAAAEs
The New York Times has column de-
voted to an llustrious trio Of diplomats,
who may be enumerated as as ". Cornell
Jewctt Of Colorado, George Francis Train
Of Much Ado, and ]. Wesley Greene
Tinker, Of do the Chicago Times. It is
astonishing that three such lights are
shining at once Among the three it is
difficult to adjust the question Of prefce-
4dence, save that the role Of each is differ
ent, Jewett is q Toots run mad in the line
Of letter writing. Train considers his
mission a verbal one, and Greene is alto.
gether On the mysterious agent order, pre-
cizely the variety to charm the susceptible
and innocent Chicago 1fmes.
, 1862-12-16
Gen. Banks Reported Heard from
He Lands in North Carolina to Hove
on Richmond.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. ia Press -9ecial
from Washington states that Banks has landed
at Winton, at The head Of Chowan River, and
formed juactlon with the troops 1T Suffolk,
and it is supposed is advancing on Weldon.
Banks assumed chief command Of the troops
Of Gems. Foster, Peck, Augur and Emery.
NEwnEES, N. c., Dec. 1O-Thcrc is consid-
erahle animation in military fhatters in this
tleparl mcnt, and important results may be
looked for
, 1862-12-16

A measure is before the Senate for the
public censure Of old J. 3. for his Winl.ing
at treason It should he put on record
against him and his name made infamous
On the same page with Benedict Arnold, it
the 1atter's shade does not object to such
contguity. Or rather it may adorn that
fresh page On which viii be written down
The name and crime and failure Of the
traitors of the grcat rebellion. Perhaps the
old Pub. F'unc. will write one Of his letters
to the Senate.
, 1862-12-16

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribnne.1
MILWAUKEE, Dec 15 1862.
Tlic25th Wisconsin regiment Col. Montgom
cry commanding, which has been in service in
Minnesota for the last few months has been
ordered to Camp Randall, Madison, to remain
Il few days previous TO tneir departure for the
South.
About scvcrty:fy drafted men arrived in
This city, from Racine and Kenosha counties,
To-day.
The small poS is said to have broken out
in the 3lst regiment at Madison. There arc
also some cases reported 1t Hartford, Wash,
~, cn11n{T
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That the removal Of Gen. Mcclellan was a
sacrifice to appease the Aho|itionists, that
Officer being in favor Of conducting the war
by organ zed armies, and under nof above the
constitution, and the administration will be
compcllt to resort to Gen. Mcclellan for car
ryfrg on the war and conservative policy.
Unless this be done, 4 disadyantageons peace
may be The result.
The Committee rose and the House ad-
iaurned
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e. The bill for the construction Of the
Illinois and Michigan Canal is made the
special order in the House for the 1st Tues
t1av in January.
, 1862-12-16
An Order Rescindcd.

WAsH1SGToS, Dec. 15.-Thc Postmaster
General has rescinded all orders heretofore
made excluding from the post Offices and
malls Of the United States certain newspapers
represented as dis1oyal to the government.
, 1862-12-16

Ibia d{&EEGE GSDGEEtS U{1GH Iflt3f6fBAti3H 0t
nnE Of tic e aud ns;n h. i
across the bowels and th1ough the hips = t;a-
arsonfSi 9f 5hf sssne n BE- e5f 81 t
medicine mixed with 8 1slf pint of soft w:ter,
morning and evening:
,,r,4 TRAY ~, ,7rz, >-rcr- or>c,,c ~. ,nnsr
''''~ VfiAyiNhTInY uF TTiE KfnNEis' AND
Or PAISTEt ,XET CE1S-
ss ssS + !S :2;; II:
A;sss95 t5easlsd Tttn ss' s!Ts.!!nS ran IN ts
! masie S;s " ~'=S''u|1on- ''.el WA ''s'' 'N Inv
It has no equal In 1ss.ss he ~ me:t distressing "r-
,;; tins @ A. Hea;e 1sastnasn Ae;a H.
Ute IN s al ca cs:yz 'Hs nsy &C. accased :F dsl.s bus
SHOULD be denc gFataaus:
PHYSICIANS
nd nSrs i IL lie sf tFsatmens TT Il liza, % ttsss: ai
only use them tes want sf bs:ts: rsE;cls
Has Proved ii:elf eaua1 to TIC task that has ers1vea
0i'" 'S' DrURE7Ics
I1itatc md trench tle ktaneys. aa by constant nss
dlssas.
Head, Head, Read.
DASs111E. Fs:. June :. 1;.
nSnih. Snss r4c re th tS eS,ans or Of Eatcr IN
hou.s WIZ "alisL !. :!St "r = often as
months list about ,ifiv surds in Weight DarI;.;
ts ] # wa;s "a @ n ass aor IM%
Experienced relief and nt,er taking two bottles wt
health. Yours truly,
>: L: E"til" ~ H.,
Ger1sE - ftsysSs Ne Won 1bc,tv ia make nae ,f tho
S"n ss5ss Of ;ne x!.s c f :; ,s;
efs whole length u tic isssS ani i: ier nt5. wh
Wnb nTsner%rrnr ad sns n irfiaan @ T & H. s
n whe astssg t,,s d s 1S IT. thGe ; wsa
one Of hct physicians Ison!a a.'n wh"asterleher
M s is si5 as xsssy,d5
4 ssf SI,s%i.is Slsst !&is .i'as :ss s!a@eaest
f;n,e6t " 1Mt @ MI HE s, n " ~. ~ @ stgt ~ IT,
ftd it M n Kss on e1 M
e: z:
,, "AA, VA: Van hz.sssmolks- "a: .a.,' ,ss'
Dcar EFF a1e ioF been afflicted with
Ac tt fsf ~ 1t asd Sa cs nti
sn ESn M tay De M FIT
y cIRED W. and yon nay make @ any gse Of Tly nns
T2a ax SSs " n T., Fsa 10 thc Us have en-
.,,..-, ,,.,. ,-Is.o.s POND STRONG
TnsEs Is @ sass Of 4iss2zss tat gra;aass such
pe sS q ae kn.S sna ar
Passages: aEd through 5als.: r.dessy they arr
ssaSs o e e y e 1sSea @ ~
CONSTITUTIONS WATER
To the rpes VIII the conviction that as no eqna1
at Dc g s sox m sr eg3 n md ss
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Arm advertisements.
= = = -.
co N S sTITUTI0M
WATER
TEE GREAT REMEDY
- FOR TIE
CONSTITUTION
ONLY KNOW n REMEDY
DIABE1 ES.
AND DISEASES OF VHE
KIDNEYS AND BLADDER.
These DanEsse9s aud Trol 'e1e9emo Rsn
sisted the besI Directed =, 'eat-
n2ent. cam be completely CO. u
tro1led by the Remedy

tONGlIIQttON HAIEH,
Xhish gtyes these oEgans time e recover heir
the Constitution Water has cured every case OF Di-
abetis in which it has been given.
STONE N TIE BLADDER. CALCULUS,
A'S sHaR$ES h2SSS Ss$$$2: E SS2ea H5afa Saf R'S'
& Msesses M surting from one and tle ea1ne sauss
Wl1 be entirely cnred By the Constitution Water
II taken tor any length Of time. The dosa should
Eaty with the severity Of the disease from twenty
During thu passage Of the CaIcaln4, thc pa5a and
urgent symptoms. should be eonibatted With tho
pFspsE 5s,s$alss thsP 1el'sws. aP With the coa>
DYsMESoRRnGA; o. PAINFGL MENsTKU-
A11oS' fS52FSE hSR 8 NEN8REHAc1A FiSW4ya Or
Both diseases arising from faulty secretion Of he
menstrual fnid-in The one case heIug4oo little,
too prof!'ze secretion which viii be speedily cured
That disease known as FALLING OF THE
WOMB. which is the result Of relaxation Of th.=
ot heavines: and drags.ins pains in tie bask and
sisles. and at times accompanied hy sharp laenat
i5 ii o. shcotE M palns thronsh The parts will, in
81 Ee
and as eat e Up
| does not really Know whether the symptoms aTe
ths disease, Or the disease shs symptoms. We eau
1ar1T OF Gold Feet P:lpitatfon of the Ht:a.t. In,
| pairrd Memory. WakcfnlneE., Fk.she% Of Heat,
| Ilnguo1. Lasstu6e and Dimness Of Vision.
| SUPPRESSED NESSTRCATIOE.
] Which in the unmarried female ~ a copstapt re-
curing disease. and through NEGLECT the seeds oE
more grave and laugcroue malatiics the result7
and month after month pass.s without IN effort
| being madr to assist ratufe. the suppression be-
comes chronic the patient gradually loses her ap
| petite. the bowels constipated- night swtats
! come on: and consumption finally ends her CARTER
| LUEC0RRHtEA, OR WHITES.
This disease depends upon an Inflammation OF
| mucous lining Of the vagina aud womb 1t j. in
all cases accompanied By severe pain in tho hack.
| across the bowels and through tic hips. \ t.a-
spoonful Of the medicine may be taken three tus
| day. with injection Of t.tl-sp0vnfu1 o. the
| morning and evening.
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Nrm 1Npertisell1ents.

W ANTED-A small Cottage
W, House. furnished Or unfurnIshed. Possession
would be taken immediately, address Post Office
1$rv
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Nfn, ADuertisentruts.

FOR SALE.-Cigar Store, Stock
and Fixtures for sale at $50 south Clark street,
, 1862-12-16

w WANTED-A Boy, well recon-
w rcndcd. to do office work. Apply" Ut 2is Va
bash aEenue between the hours Of and5.
dc1Gyll$St
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w ANTED.~-AIan and wife want
w furnished Room Or Eoons with or without
board II With board where there are no other
honrders. Address Immediately E. Il. W.. Post
fp1J
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IRRITATION OF TIE NECK Of THE ELAnDEI:,
INFLAMMATION 0F THE kInNEIS, II AND
CATA3EH OF THE II..irDERt
STEANGCRY AND RCENISG.
UE PA1NFEL CRIN-

Head, Head, Head.
DASv1LLE. Pa.. June 2. 1sG..
Dr. WM f. GE1G-Dca- Sir: In February, 1861
was afflicted with 1l,e sugar Gabetcs. and iur tive
twenty y.1usr huurs obliged get up often
ten or twelve ti1ucs during the nt:ht and il i've
TIC 1I.n,h # July. 1SGt procured ,wo bottles Is
experienced relief and nfser taking two bottles wa%
entirely cured. after scglihins my usual good
health. IuurS truly.
, 1862-12-16

W.ANTED.-A young Lady who
w would 1ike to visit the Eastern Cities can have
the company Of young gentleman Of genteel appeaT-
The advertiser Is from Northern Missouri having no
lady acqua1ntanees in this city Address for two d1ys
"R p B :" City Post Office. stating Wien and where
an interview mar be Ind. de16-y1952t
, 1862-12-16

w ANTED.-Teaeher- gentle
W ran who has had several years experience as
PRINCIPAL of some Of the beet HiEh scaoos Az, Aea-
situaron IS Principal ofa High School, AcsdemE or
Fcmnle Seminary The most une xccpttonaolf refer
c8Io Tribune de16-y1StSt
, 1862-12-16

lou can imagine with what intense interest
the crossing Of the first beat-load Of our men
was watched by the numerous spectators on
the shore, and with what enthusiastic shouts
their landing on the opposite side WAS greet
ed 1t was an authentic piece Of human
can. Tie problem was solved. This dash Of
| bravery had done what scores Of batteries and
tons Of metal had filled to accomplish. :.
The party once across, and the rebels cleaned
out, it took the engineers but 8 brief period
| TO complete the bridge. They laid hold with
! will, plunging Waist-deep into the water,
| and working as men work who are under In
! spiration. In less than half an hour the
bridge WAS completed, and the head Of the
| column Of the column Of the right grand di'
| vision, consisting Of Gen. Howard's com.
| mand. was moving upon it over the Kappa;
hammock. A feeb1e attempt from the rebel
batteries was made to shell hctroops in cross
ing, but it failed completely.
Your correspondent found an opportunity
10 cross the river along with the party whe
i first went oycr, in boat, having been cnrlou:
to take closer view Of the city which ~
have for near month been observing over th'
riyer, not 500 yards wide, without the poTe
ofvisitation. AS the rebels were in very consld
cradle force On the hirhts back Of the city, ON
could not extend his perambulatlons beyond
tho street fronting on the river. Every on
OF the houses WHICH here cntcred-a dozel
| and the fire still hotly ragts In dozen part
| Of the city. 4 few citizcne-n score or two
! | rerAaps-lnale md female, presently mad
their appearance, emerging out Of the cellars
whittier they had taken refuge during til
i | hCmbardmcnt. Three Woncn--white--Whou
, | TIC found in cellar, told Us that they, with
: m;jori'y Of tit Inhabitants, ladmoyed out {
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ARTILERISTS
For the Iake County Battery. Capt. BOYCE. now Of
EantzIng at WauEegan.
This Battery vii be equipped in the best style 81
Light Artillery Company, and VIII accompany Gen
NcClernaud Expedit= on down the Mississippi
Odnce No. 10 South Clark street.
Lieut.. VI SCATES.
de1sryI141T Recruiting Officer.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-23
IInrd Times In Texas.

J,P. Whitaker, formerly assistant fore.
man Of 81. Louis Republican, has just
escsp, d to St. Louis from Sherman, Tex-
as. He says:
The terrorism in the State is frigbtful.
The adnerents of the Union were lisma-
tzed" Lincoln hirelings," BLACK R4pub-
lcans,' "AbolitiOnisls," ETC., and they
Ware jibed and iusulted in every conceiv-
able manner: Nevertheless, not few
defed the prosecutions, aud still upheld
the Government aud the old flag, This
faiihiulness and patriotism have not by
any means wholly disappeared yet, though
the unexpected duration of the rebellion,
andlhe extraordinary cruel means EN-
ploycd TO coerce submission to tie Davis
despotism. have had marked effects in
keeping downthe semblanCe of that oppo
siiion which is so rife ia the breasts OF
thousands Of the most intelligent aud
worthy Of the ci'izens.
The condition Of society in Texas is
represented to be of the most primitive,
chaotic and immethodical character. Mr..
Whitaker describes it as allOg g4ther mon.
archicaI ia its tendency, though it is
doubtful whelh it does not really verge
toward an absolute revolution against a0y
system Of government at ali. We should
shudder TO recount 1.-THE Ofthe horrible
outrages perperated by the S9cessionists
upon Union families, solely on account O.
:heir political opinions. Murder, assasi.
nation and Iynching are crimes 10 com,
mon to excite any amazsment. Making
women and children oulcasls on accoun
of The suspected sentiments Of their nat
ural protectors, and even the killing o
wives for refusing TO tell the whereabouts
Of their husbands "goue NORTH" ar,
matters that produce no surprise. ~,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-23
CINCINNATI MARKET.

CINcISNArr, October 2l.-Hardly day
passes that does not record decline in
Flour and Wheat. Prices of both of those
articles got too high for speculators, and
shippers being influenced by the New
York Market, Of course refused 10 buy
This leaves the market entirely in the
hands of the local trade, and they buy as
spatingly as possible. anticipating a still
further decline. ..........
We quote Flour, superine at 81 75@
Sc s5.
The price most commonly olfere for
Red Wheat is ST White at 81 los1 15..
Ryo is held at Sc cents.
Corn 38a40 cts; Oats 50a55 cts.
Groceries--The demand is fair, but
confined mostly to the iobbing trade.
We quote Sugar, Raw at flale5c.-
White soft at l34al3k cts; White hard
l4lal4& cts. Coffee 96a27b cts; Molasses
81 cts; Rice 74a8 cents, A
Butter lsa22 CTS, Cheese Of cents.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-23
81 LIEUT.. commanding Co, |


EDs GAZETTE A gross wrong has
been imposed upon the 18th Regiment.
men who Lave served their country
from twelve to eighteen months - who
have proved with their brains and their
muskt is their competency and right to be
promoted for faithful! services, low have
the ungrat fpl assurance that merit in
actual, hard service, is displaced by high
politicians of influence with Gov. Tod
After long and faithful service, they dis.
cover that an influence at home succeeds 8
in getting appointed over tbem.-men
who have no right or claim to any posi-
ton above private in the regiment
men who have been naught but hangers.
on 10 the regiment since its existence
men who would not as patriots be hon
ored. but who are willing to receive the
pay and crank" provided they can resign
when hardships or other reasons dictate.
Such are the men this influence has sue
ceeded in infcting on a noble set OF boys.
Now, baye positive information that
this influence let it be person or persors)
represented to Gov. Tod that these hang.
erson were the most popular men in the
regiment, when l know they are not
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-23
MARRIED..

On the f7th inst, by Rev. John H H.
Jones, Capt, K. IL, BULLOCK, of the esd
Kentucky Volunteer Infantry, to Miss
ELLEN A. WILLIAMS, of Lancaster, o.
Our compliments to the Captain and
his bride, May they live forever--may
the sunlight OF their happiness never
grow dim, and the shadow Of their pros.
psri'y be Heightened continually, May
every drop of the Madeira sent us prove
an exhaustless fountain from which hap
piness shall flow 10 Capt. BULLOCK and
his bride, forever and forever.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-23
And | know That this influence knew not

And | know that this influence knew not
whereof it spaks when they made such
representations. Now ] respectfully Sug-
gcst that If this uBgenerous, thoughtless,
pernirious influence is solicitOus for tie
welfare Of The 17'h, to go down to the
regiment with me and shoulder a inusket;
or remember hereafter that no'hing so
quick demorallzss regiment as 7oliti'
clans using this influence, and succset.
ing in getting civilians commissioned
over men who have by hard servic
earned their right 20 commissions More.
over, | knOaOingly, assure these politicians
that they have Incurred the bitter dis
pleasure OF the l7rb, from Cjl[ ConuelI
down to the lowest private and that if
hereafter they wish 10 maintain the good
will Of the regiment, they must not NEEDLE
to s delriment. J. Il. L
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-23
The Last words of ,Dying Hero.


Tie following touching Letter was writ
ten by Colonel Bfodhcad of lhs Michigan
Cavalry Regiment, who was killed in one
Of the BATHS at which G,upral Pope
commanded. rs touching paihos aud
high toned patriotism will awaken fresh
regrets for lhe death Of brave soldier:
Ny DEAREST WIFE: | write 10 you,
nortaIly wounded, from the battle fel l..
We tre again defeated, aud ere this
reaches you your children will be father
less.
Before l die, let me implore that IN
some way, it may bo stated that Gsnrr
al--has been oulwilt-d and thai
-is traitor. Had they done their
duty as | did mipc, and had led as | did ,
tho dear old flag hat waved in triumph
lwrote TO you yesterday morning To
day is Sunday, and 10 day l sink TO the
gre-n couch Of our fnaI rest.
l have fought well, my darling, and l
was shot in the endeavor to rally our bro.
ken battallions. | could have escaped,
but would not ill all hope was gone, aud
was shot-about tie only one Of our
lorces left on the field. Our cause is
just, aud our Generals, not the enemy S
have defeated US, In Gods good time lie
will give US victory.
And now good bye, wife and children.
Bring them up, know you will, in tie
far OF God ard love for the Saviour
But for you and the dear ones dependent
| Should die happy. know hsbIow will
fall with crushing wight on you.
Trus. iu Him who gave mama in the
wilderness.
Dr. Nash il with me. 1t is now afer
midnight, and have spent most Of the
night IN sending messages to you,
Two bullets have gone through my
chest, and directly through the lungs p ]
suffer but litle now, but a, first the pair
was acute. l have won the so!Ger't
name, and am ready to meet now, as
must, the soldiers faie. | hop. that from
Heaven | may see the glorious old fla
wave again over the undivided Union
have loved SO we'll.
Farewell, wife and babes, aud friend
| We shall meet agaln.
Your loving
THORNTON.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-23

A BtT OF Rom ANcE.--ln these times of
hardship and high provender, it docs one
good to hear of fellow being taking heart
amid the difficulties surrounding him, an !
disposed TO enjoy some of the happiness
of this short life. We were Il erefore de
slighlsd to hear Of very romantic affair
which occurred last week in the good
city Of Columbus, case in which Two
persons took Tie heart, each Of the other.
"A young lal " from L., near this
place, who has for some time been employed
under one oftbe blouss contracts of this
city, after hard days work, found, up
on returning to her home in the evening,
that two young gentlemen from neigh
boring State, with whom she had 20 &C
.4uaintance whatever, calling upon one oI
her fellow workwomen. An introduc-
tion, pleasant evening. walk 10 the
saloon, aud finally ride 10 hack were
the results. On returning from the ride
one Of the gentleman began bantering the
lady to get married. This was continued
till the lady consented. The clerk Of the
Court was awakened, license obtained
Andthe Rev. Mr.. Jones, who was aroused
from his sweet sumbsrs, married the
couple just as the midnight hour arrived.
The happy pair finally landed at the
American abOu. 9 o'clock that morning,
fully believing that there are exceptions
to the old sdage Of marrying in haste
aud repent at leisure" They have now
gone on their marriage tour, and we can
truly say--may no clouds Of discord mar
their happiness, and may they never re-
gret their exceeding haste!- + Ohio State
Journal.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-23

81 Capt. R. DEDoLr. formerlyof this
! county, and lately Of the - Missouri
Iuf,ntry, called upon US yesterday, and
favored US with brief account Of the
condition of affairs in Missouri and the
.Suulh. Capt. DESoLT and his command
were taken prisoners with Gen Prentl's
at Shil"h, April 9Th. and was Paroled a
few weeks since. He describes graph
cally the brutal treatment Of himself and
prisoners during their six months con-
finemsnt in the South. The Capt. will
, remaiu in this county for some time. and
upon the solicitation of his friends has
kindly consented to address 1ha citizens
Of lancaster, upon the subject OF his i'm :
prisonment and the war, II the City Hall,
on Friday evening, the 23lh inst. l. t
our people, old and young. male and fe-
male, give sha gallant Captain who ha 8
suffered 80 much in the countty's cause.
a warm we lcome.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-23

Rebels Active on the Lower Mississippi
---Price enforced---Itumored Cap
ture OF Island No 10.
CAIRO, October 21.-Ths steamer Ca
hanha!s was fred into by the rebels on
Saturday morning, thirty mile below
Memphis. One man was wounded. The
same evening the steamer Gladiator was
attacked bya band Of rebels while load T.,
ing cotton, twenty five miles below Mem.
pms. Two persons we're killed and seven
wounded. TIE rebels then fired the boat
but the flames were extinguished with
out doing much damage, and the boat
escaped. 'r" ,t-"
The rebels continue to bnrr cotton in
the neighborhood Of Memphis.
1t is said that Price has been re enforced
recently, by fifteen thousan Texans,
AMI that more are arriving daily. .s
A steamer from Commerce, Missouri,
reports all quiet. The rebels sacked the
Town, and carried off three thousand dol
lars worth Of goods and number Of
horses.
A report is in circu alton here tonight
that the rebels have attacked aud captured
Island No. 10. The report is Lot trsce'.
bic 10 any rrliahle source.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-23

Ey The PRovosT GUARD, = The 46th
Ohio regiment is detailel 10 act as Pro-
vost Guard in the city this week The
46'h is one of the finest regiments in Gsn-
eral Shermau's command. 1t was made
up of an excellent class Of men, from one
Of The finest sections Of the country, aud
in addition to its originally excellent mo-
raj c' aracter, is under high degree of
dicipline and efficiency. Our citizeus
may expect gratifying condition OF or.
der and quiet in the city du ing the com r.
ing week. Memphis Bulletin.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-23
The Rebel Retreat from Ken
tnCkY.
Mt. VERNON, Ky, Oct. I

MT. VERNON, hy, Oct. VI.
Smiths division, C,iltenden's corps,
yesterday pursued the enemy from camp
Nelson, seven miles beyopd Wildcat. to
within forty miles OF Cumbel land Gap.
The enemy are still flying with the ut.
most precipitation, travelling night and
day, and leaving broken down men every
mile ofthe march.
We captured fifty head of beef csulc
from drove Of three thousand which
the rebels took from tho Blue Grars re-.
gion.
Complete devsstali mark the enc.
my'S trail. They have robb ID the noun.
taineers Of everything, so that their i'm.
m ns4 trains may not be dawn upon til
the last moment. ...
The rebels are leaving in great disgust
saying they were more whackcd in
Kentucky than ever The Yankees were in
the South.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-23

ORDINArIoN SERVICE. - The Licentiale
NJ H. HooKuAN. late oil the Theological
Seminary at Mercersburg, Pennsylvania,
having received and accepted call from
the German Reform Congregation of this
city, will be solemnly ordained to the
g Gospel Ministry, on next Sabbath Eve
ming, October 26) at tie German Res
form Church Of this city.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-23

ET PErEEsoN's MAGAZINE for Novem-
ber has been received at the news office
q of T. E. BILL1NoHuRsT. II is an excellent
number. peterson" is one Of the hest
Ladies' magazines published and should
be in the hands Of every lady. For sale
at thepews Office.