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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-06-05

hrnrL Loss AT snrLoAn, ~ -Bsaursgprd'.
ouhclalrepors Of the battle ofshilOah states
hi' loss in killed Ou,righ. was i,7ss;
wounded. s.oIai missing, ssa-makinp
anAggregAte Of l0,e9s. 8 =
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-06-05
whatthe Southern COME deracy has DOnd
for the south.


whatthe Southern Confed deracy has Done
for the south.
The rebel Goveru hsnt has
IMPRESSED Che negroes without the con.
sent Of thdir oFnefgs
imprisoned cilissns charged With no
crime; W Sf M 20
Burned millions of dollars worth of
cotton, aagai0st the protestations .of the
9Y1s Y1sEs;.sszssz.ssaxa.s i,.Esssss.assseE
Burned sugar aud cotton whick had
been paid for by innoct mt purchasers;
Banishs d Law abiding citizens from jhe
CohfedSracy;
COnfscaiod Private property; to the.
value Of millions offloIlsre, Tto lie use of
the army. and forced the owners 10 take
Inc exchanges worthless cohe'Hsdefa,6
/ 1Fbsii ssiassdJss sst,ssss ssf,Daas3.
Try bI flooding the land with shinplssters
and enoi imou--evep-issSes Of bank hills:
h q IAN ati 3@bag3 100 lhs lTiphtsliSrt
and expectation Sodf goods and Southern
productions: -. - ~
Passed ap odi"us Icppscription law
fottinglsveVyhmaa betwse nsthe ages UfsiB
andsS6ai'no tlfe'mmys ah aet efdlep3tism
qnkusEH- -eEee e jig Espfsrso osssnis4ustriaf
spSs Anp .Nqssl.st4ss sesls.,nss-pe3r
= AT General Sigel has besG :transfsr.
ted 'front.' lie. Army or tie West % rat of
he East and snow'in command At Hsr-'
s Il
P'Fs lSsFEsrEzxuA 40 sA1agy ;"
b@:Vietims Of Rheuma,ism read yhis!a.
CLEARRoRr, Fairfield 90, Junes4 1857.
Dr., G. ". RoB1oH, No, 6, East Fourth
street. Cincinnati, O.-Dear !SI:--Ihis
spring hired to work on a-farm during
the.summer, but Lbecame severely afiict.
cd with Rheumatism, and It djsablei me
so much, that l was compelled TO qhit
work. After being confined TO my room
for some lime: procured OF your agents
at this place, Messers, Ahboit Il Sons, u
bottle ofayouT Scandinavian Blood PuriG.
erAnd.a box ofyour5 Blood Pills. aud AZ.
ter the use Of them Iwas restored to per-
feet healthaI 0ae boUlGIek yooc Blood
Purifier and oue box,of your Blood Pills
Ipeffotnicd q perfect cure. Being .satisfi.
ol th'titisian Invaluable remedy. j seat
you this to be published. IF you think
proper, that others similarly affected may
haze the benefit o. my expiriehee.:
yso ~. SILASSPR1NGER;,
EBSee advertise ment. - ~ ',.l.,N ~, =. Z
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-06-05
HWabpn N4ptfS SsGA.

~ NNCSSo
NOTICE is hereby given TO all whom Il may eonS
1Neorn. that at the Rekt Session OF the, Commiu-
there viii presented petition praying Tor the ~
tabishmeAt ofihe wing described County Resds
to-wit; ComIhencingN aposLin Violet township,
where the Etna Road interseets tie old Snte Roadt
thence in strait line through the lands Of Henry
DOty 10 point where the road lately established on
tho old state Road from Newark 20 Cireieviile ana
there TO terminate. MANY PETITIONERS.
Mayl, ls6s.-5w6 ... ..s. ,...s ~,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-06-05
IMPORTANT FROM rREMoNT,s COL
90 N"Nt AAt Nf UMN. ' ~ H'"'' ""
FREaoSrs HEApeuARFERs,l !
Naar Nt,nsh,,sr I,n f'a Z

.t Near Sttasbufg, June l..
General Fcmont With strong column
left Franklin last Sunday anil has crossed
the Shenandoah Mountains, marching
nearly hundred miles with little means
oftransPortatiph and no supplies in the
country. This morning Eve miles from
Strasburg he overlook Jackson In full ie,
treat with his whole force. on the road
from Winchester to OSlnsburg. '' 2
Col, Coseret. commanding the d,ance
brigade. came upon the enemy strongly
with artillery. whish opened as 5000 Is
the head Of HE column appeared. Gen.
Fremont brought his main column rapid
ly up, and ioimsd line of battle. Jackson
declined to fgbt and while holding Clos.
cret in check with portion Of his troops,
Withdrew his main force aud continued
his retreat Tn the skirmish Iive Of the
9Th Virginia, aud two OF the Goth Ohio
we're wounded, The enemy's loss un.
known. Twenty Eve prisoners we're Ia.
ken by our cavalry. Lieut., Col. Downey
Of the Sdrtgimsnl of the Potomac Home
Brigade. In d hskifmisti on Thursday
morning drove . large party Or AshbyS
Cavalry through Vaudeville, Killing two
aud wOOndipE Others Np.'' a''"
t., "a s.s.s LArHR. ~ ~.
Gen. Fremon,'s advance brigade, un.
der Col. Closeret occupied Straeburg last
night without resistance, n, ,b,}s
IaoLaou 4. 4
forces.
a neutrality-suspicious. three miles
beyond Strasburg, came upon rope bar,
rlcade andamtush Of Jackson's rear guard
ded. ~ He "At ~ & 'a@ ?
Col. Fggelmsnzi, Of Fremonts staff,
with only fifteen men, charged and put
g aight body Of cavalry, commanded
BY AOhby 10 person, = 'e.'.p 'l..,sS ,.,, = y
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-06-05

hOsT...ih Lancaster ,ot between Lancaster and
davenport, on Monday evehiSgiSst, Pocket Book
containing about $40 In money ind oue note tct
go made by Mary Hanna, The hnder will be llbOr.
slyfowarded BY lssyiOgih POskst book andeaR-
tents tho Gazette onCe oTIeyprning u 70 the sub,
ssriber, at Havcn,port.
May 20, IeOs.-qw s'@a'lsae isAAC HANNA.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-06-05
0FIIER ORDERS.

I Other orders. issued from day to day
by Gen. Butler, appear in the papers
the Delta dsprecating the threatened sus-
pension Of it's establishment by promising
to publish all tha. Butler sent. An order,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-06-05

Passed ap odi"us Jcppscription law
futGingseveryAmRn 'betwsen nsthe ages of,ag
and S6aifto tte'Thy, IN aet efdlep3,ism
gnkneEa- EYER 2 y jeE Epfsr austria
France and Russia s y y -. - - a5+
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-06-05

= A1r General Sigel has, besrs transfer
ted from tile. Army Of tie Wesffo lkAtio of
The East and is no win command at Har-
Pers FerrS,rpzvyA 40 s,,ssy II
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-06-05


ae'a : h'ss roRpIbpEs, g hNE
Gen, Butler also issued the following
order. prohibiting the observance Of Jeff,
Davis's fast day: =
l'"HSADeJkRfERs DEp'r Or raE GoLyl
New ORLEANS. Nay Is, 1863,
"It having come to the knowledge Of
tho Commanding General Tat Friday
next is'proposed 10 be observed as i day
Of fasting aud prayer, 10 obedience 10 some
supposed proclamation Of one Jefferson
Dayis, in The setet,,l churches Of this
city, II Is ordered that no such obsery:
ancs be had. sS = 's- e8' So
'g"Chufchss aud religious houses are 10
be kept open, as in times Of profound
peace. but no religious exercises are TO
be had upoa the supposed authority above
mentioned. = t'By command Of ae &
'ao Af7e ~ "Major-General BuTLER.
"GEo, O. STRONG, Al. A. General" Y
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-12-25
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From recent surveys, completed Aug. 10, 1862; cost
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From the Tribune, Aug. .,
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n85tf
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-12-25
The Bible.

We should love the bible aud read it
very day, it is the best Of books, There
are many other good books, but mono as
good as this. Other books there are
which teach Us how to do business in the
world, how to buy and sell aud get along
in this world, but the Bible shows rs how
we must love God and prepared for heav-
en-. All this we could not learn from
other books. Ii we had not the Holy
BibIo we should not know much about
God or Heaven, or what would become OF
US after we die. we should not kno W
anything about the creation OF the world,
how long he world had been made, or
how mcu became sinful, nor should we
know how men can become better. But
these things are made very plain to rs in
this blessed book, so that children eau
understand much about them,
Men wrote the Bible, hut the Lord told
them what to write, by his holy Sphit, r,
thatit isnot mans word, hut Gods word
When men make books they are not al
truC. A great many Of the books tha
are made are tull of idle tales, and som,
contain very wicked things, and had bet
ter never been made. But the Bible is al
true, and should be obcyed by every per
son, both old and young. The best peo
pie that have ever lived have loved tn
Wold of God, and oboyed it; and W
may all read our Bible every night an
morning, and pray God to save us in hi
kingdom at last
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-12-25

these :Bitters are put up in quart
bottles, Of lphioh the above is a fac-sin'-
lie. The label is finely engraved, and
is provided tUitb a safe guard from
oo,tnterteitera. price 81 per bottle, or
sic for IS.
@. w. Pobaob, proprietor, No. 6
East Fourth ST., Cincinnati, to 1vhom
al orders should be addressed.
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A. Young, Nashyil; Joseph Bememderfcr, Lakeville
and by Druggists and Merchants generally throughout
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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-12-25
Great Work on the Horse
THE HORSE And HIS DISEASES;
BY ROBERT JENNINGS. VS..

Professor Of Pathology and Operative Surgery in the
Netnary College of Philadelphia, Professor of
Veterinary Medicine in the ate Agrcutur-
al College OF Ohio, Secretary of the
American Veterinary Associa-
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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-12-25

Schirrus, Cancer Tumors, Enlargement,
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the Homes.

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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-12-25

sy, Melancholy, Neuralgia
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Mrs, Mullen, Of snowhill street, Bostop
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hal set il on the stove to heat, and TIC
expansion OF tho air within caused the
explosion,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-12-25

A MISS WEBSTER. of Milwood, Ohio,
while sweeping, Etruck loaded gun,
which, falling was discharged; aud the
contents entered her stomach, She was
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blood for seven hours. when her broth
er returned from school NGxt morning
she died.
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-02-07
SECRETARY STANTON ON ARMY
CONTRACTS.

/ The Secretary Of War has taken hold OF
the contract business with strong hand.
lie Las ordered that 10 more contracts be
made abroad for anything needed by govern
meHt that can be procured in this country /;
and has declared all outstanding orders or
agencies abroad for arms, clothing, &c, an-
nulleG. llc requires that all contracts and
agreements for supplies be made in writing,
hereafter. and orders all who claim to have
now any authority for furnishing arms,
clothing, equipments or anything to the
United States, to file in his Office within fif-
teen days a written notice of their contracts
with statements of what has been already
done. Any contract of which such notice
is not filed, will be declared void and pay
ment refused Mr.. Stanton said to a mems
Der of the House the other day: " every con-
tract made in this department shall 80 upon
the record, and I do not mean that one of
them shall be binding until it shall have
been ratified by me. will give up one day
Of each week, or a portion Of it, for this
purpose"
This Is in quite strong contrast with the
mode Of doing business pursued by Mr.. Ca
meron, who left all the making Of contracts
to the different bureau-clerks-cxcept wnere
he had some particular person to favor. Let
US see how this system will work awhile
at least VIC shall know who is responsible for
the bargains the government makes.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-02-07
PARTISAN SENTIMENT.

\ correspondent Of the Montreal Witness
writing from Paris, Dec 81, lS6l. makes
the following interesting and pertinent re-
marks on the Mason and Slidell ard Trent
aiiIir:
M. TLouycners despatch to the American
Government, relative to the seizure Of the Con-
tolerate Commissioners. meets with the cordial
approval If the public. The opinion is freely
pur forth, that II Tncih, termination should
settle the difference between England and he
United States, that result mus; be principally at
t-i5utcd 10 the iuterveutio Of France. No
d,aJ. bot tlo attitude Of the French Government
must rru.luce an impression on the Cabinet OF
Washington, yet It will be conceded that if the
imeTicans release the Southern Commissioners,
their determination must Dc attributed 20 other
motives, since II is evident, from the very nature
OF the despatch, that the French Government, in
giving its moral support to England, will
not commit the iault Of taking an active part IN
the struggle. The question Of right is still ua-
decided between England and the United states,
notwithstanding all that has been said on the
matter, and il the midst Of the uncertainties
which exist on that subject on both sides Of the
Atlantic, IL would be imruiitic for Franco % in
terierc. such seems % be the general opinion
here. The Intervention OF France, it Is alleged,
would most undoubtedly tend 20 break the bonds
Of friendship which have united her TO the Amer
great nation, by sentiments % hatred, the crati-
tude she has always felt towards the French since
the day when they fought siio by side on the
fields Of battle, whilst defending against England
ihe sacred cause Of liberty.
The report Of Captain Wilkes. Of the "Sln ia
cuto." Is looked on a. written with great modcra-
ti0n. The statement proves the good faith of The
American commander Il may be said that Capt
Wilkes has committed an error-a fault greatly
to be regretted but 1t cannot fairly be alleged,
that he committed a thoughtless blunder, mo-
tivelcss act Of provocation and hostility, a pre-
mcdi atcd insnlt 10 the British Gag, a deliberate
violation OF the law OF nations and the rights Of
uCutrals. In arrosting Mcssrs. Sliell and Mas, q,
he undoubtedly gave way TO sentiment Of exag-
gcratei and judcious patriotism, but sincere and
we'll meant. such Is the opinion Of the Paris
journals which, moreover, insist upon allowing
America 10 speak and explain herself, She must
be heard in her turn, since England has been the
first 10 cry out, and so far, without reply. by
thus listening 10 the arguments Of both parties
England and the United States-the clouds with
which passion, interest and prejudice have enycl-
oped the deplorable incident would be dispelled,
and the way prepared for pacific solution Of the
difference which has caused such excitemen. in
Europe
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-02-07

The Philadelphia Inquirer publishes the
following statements
" At Ilatteras Inlet, Commodore Colds
borough was attacked during the violent
storm with fit of rheumatic gout, which
completely disabled him for active duty, and
he said he could not depend upon the yolun..
teer naval officers.
At one time the gigantic old Commodore
rose from his lounge, and asked the Almigh-
ty to spare him his sufferings for few
minutes for the sake of his dear country.
Gen. Burnside was ubiquitous he was
everything, everywhere. With nothing to
distinguish him but his yellow belt, in his
blue shirt, slouched hat and high boots, he
stood like sea-god in the bows of his light
boat, speaking every vessel, and asking af-
fectionately about the welfare Of the men.
His master mind lost nothing in this time
OF terror. Suddenly learning that the troops
were suffering for water, he made the beach
near Fort Clark, and directing the work Of
the condenser there, he succeeded in prepa-
ring the sea water for drinking, at the rate
OF 500 gallons an hour, and the sun had
scarcely set last Monday week, when he had
the aeet supplied.
At one time he was begged to take some
rest, but this he refused to do, exclaiming
The contractors have ruined me, but God
holds me in his palm, and all will yet be
WE'LL
Ii is gratifying to announce that, ccnsi-
dering the great chapter of accidents, but
few lives were lost, owing in the main to