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William II. Glover
ES.

w HIltth ii. glover
Thomas Kennedy
The State OF Wisconsin to Thomas Kenr edy
you are hereby summoned and required t.,
answer the Complaint III this action, a
copy ot which was filed IN the office Of tn, Gle, K
OF The Circuit Con { of Hauifuuoc County Wis
c"nsln on the 80 h day o. September 1861 and
TO serve a copy OF YOUR answer tn the said com
plant on the subscriber, at my Office, in the
village OF Mantowoc, within twenty DAYS after
the service hereof, exclusive of the day Of such
service: and II you fail To answer the said COM
plant within III" time afo esaid, the plaintiff in
Ibis action will take judgment against you for
the sum of one hundred and seventy dollars and
twenty cents with inter st from the thirteenth
Cay of July, one thousand eight hundred and
sixty, besides the cost of this action.
GEO. n. WOODIN, Plaintiffs Attorney
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To school Teachers.
ofFicE SuP'r OF ScHoots.

aaHituwoc, March 2lst 1862
Inc Undersigned vii meet and examine per-
sons wishing 10 teach shoots 10 his County n,
the following times and places. II is exner,ed
that applicants ofesch District will apply IN their
respective Districts az follows.
Imposition District No AT the scboo,
House ~ School District No l. village of Ni,b.
lett, on Saturday, April l9,h 1864
;, Inspection bisiriet No AT the School
House in School District No . VILLAGE of NJ;
to~oc. on Monday April sl-t, lsoa
iasP,e.leo District W. 3-At the house NJ
Michael heiner IL the town of Kos.u,b ~
Thursday April 18th, 1882. '"
Inspection District No AT the School
House a Chrk's Mills, 10 the town OF Cato o.
tuesday APrl 18th, 1862. - '"
Inspection District No. at The Snh,ut
House near Daniorth'> Mills in the to~, aruss
rae. O. Monday April l4th, 1862.
B. ), VAN VALKESBUgGH.
County Superintendent,
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W M NICHOLS, PPfrs Atty.
Y ALU 4 BIZ / F 4 r NJ
FOR SALE CHEAP!

E'OR SALE.-A choice Farm Of so acres.
l. "ithin hree miles of the village of Mish-
colt. IN good ueigh 'orhood. Forty acres are
wsll Improved, AID substaut'sliy fenced. On
the farm Is large Hous two large Barns. and
sirsrary II - located within half mile of
the aishcott r yer, is one of the choicest
FIRMS in tn county, aud will BE- sold ct grea.
harRsin. For further particulars. apply to
JERE, CROWLEY, Maaitowoc, or TO
ALFRED SMITH,
Feb I'll. Village Of hishiehu
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Circuit Court snitowoc County.

Bethne B. Vincent, Jahu II. Vincent, Will
liam Himrod. D yid Hlmrod and David Shrk.
against obadiah ii Plat TIE State OF Wis
conein 10 the above named Defendant
YOU are hereby summoned a d required to
answer the complaint in this action. which 10
flied i'll the office of rhe Clerk of the Circuit
Court, county "f Mauitowoc, a; the CoIrt House
IN Mantowoc, and to serve copy Of Your an =
swer t. the said complaint on the subscriber at
my office in the village of Manitowoc within
twenty days af er the service OF Thu SUMMONS
on you, exclusive OF the day Of such srrvlve ::
and II 70 fail To answer the aiid .nplsu!r With
III the lin" aforesaid, the PLAN If II his at
zion viii take jIdgm, n again>, >"u '"t the sum
oi Fwo hundred AID eighty one drlisrs and forty
five cents with Interest fr N tn" /. IN day OF
May, one ihousar d eight hundred aud fifty niue
besides the coSfs ni thi. action
Witness the Honor ,ble Ovid Taylor. judy
~ the Circuit nurJ 'nr SAID Cunt, of Manito-
voc, i'Iis l6th la 1T Dscs'pb..r in The wear enc
III usaT & e. nt huuHr"d .,nd TX ono
EE REED, Pitts Atty
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Frederick &. Jones
rha,,.s NJ, A ca,rre Roo ney demand OF
and George II Bartholomew.
The State Of Wisconsin. Com not served }
To Charles Dufand, George Rice aud George
q. Bar. hqlomew, deendaut~.
You arc hereby sumnored and q i!r,d 10
L tr The cluplai, ( in This acIIan, "hica
II H. d Ia the "th.. Il the Gle ui the Circuit
Court, County OF Mt,i owoc ard n cap, of which
Is herewith served on ,ou and 10 serve CODY
OF Your answer 10 the said complaint on the sub.
scfiber, at his Office i'll his uweiling house IN hs
village OF Manltowoc, il SAID cou ", within
:we' ty days after the service of this summons
ON you, exclusive OF the day of such service
and It You fill t. answer the said complaint
within the line af resai, the plaintiffs IN this &C.
ton Vii axe in 'gmsnt again, you for the sum
% two thpusard Ugh TINS dr e seoeuiy-six
80 100 iuliars with tnicre-, from .te II "a d,y Of
MAJ, lS16, o. S396 900 from IT, fl i day of
Juy, 1855. $3.50 30; rom tie 8 h dav OF
NJ lsa6. ~ s5i5 80. from tn IA b d,y of
May, 1886, SI,2l 81. ami from rht SIS d.v
OF Nav. 1886, on sos 80 hasd the c"sts OF
Liz action. GEO. REED, PTS Art'y.
Dtted, Nov IA 1861.
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GEO. REED,

attorney and Co"nseiior at Low
Ia resumed the prac ice of his profession in
.,ritn~oc. aud cat now promise to give
PROMPT a:teution to all professional business
entrusted to him.
~ Cell cti,ns made in any part Of the State.
For few weeks nj. Office will be found at
his dwelling house.
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SorArr PrBllc. Agent for the Mlwanke" NJ
tual assurance CnisI., and oanty Trea-
urer WI attend 70 he payment Of Take
&c Office on Ninth Street nl-tf.
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RECTOR MCLEAN,

.Fofay puLEc md General Limit .4gent,
sTocEEGtDGE, CALUMET CO., WIS.
VII attend 10 the payment Of taxes. the coec.
ton o. 4ebf- he ex mnarion Of titles, &C.
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GEO. y. wOODIN,

.4t.or7.~y and Counsellor a Lar,
rs,ire Of tha Peace, AID Notary Public Par
tiealsr az. ton gwen to collecting, &C. Or
Gee on York Street, Mauitowoc Wis. nl-u
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WV. II. NICHOLS,

attorney md Counsellor at Lar,
nfi-a on York Street Manitowoc, Nanito~oc
Couaty Wis Collections promptly attended
:, nl-tf
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II A RIP ER'S WEEK Y.
A First-CiAss Illustrated Family Newspaper
PRICE TIvE Cent?.

Ha1per's Weekly and Harper'> Magazine. one
yesr "a
Volumes |. ii. III, and ", Of Harper.
Weekly. handsomely bound in Cloth extra
Price 80, So each, ready.
Hashn covers are furnished TO those ~ho
wish their numbers bound. ~ Fifty GETS each
Trenfy-hse Per cent. Discount aIloaed t.
Bookbinders aud the trade
Clergy men and teachers supplied 1t the los-
est Club Rats
HARPER 4 BRO : PUBLISHERS
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in order TO earn their own Burning Oi. The
mill being cymplrted | shall buy any quantity Of
Rape Seed FOR CASH. ard manufacture only
Purified OIL. Farmers may rest safisie that l
shall endearor to them in this line Of basi-
ness TO their satisfaction.
sE He Rape Seed for sale, and will fur
nish it TO farmers at a cheap rate, as an induce
ment for them 10 cultivate it,
WILLIAM RAHR.
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TIFF MaNiTCwOC PILOT
Is PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING.
T Err MS:

T E X VI 5:
70 Village Subscribers, when left by the Car
er, 81 90 per anuum.
To Mail and Office Subscribers, sl,00-inra
ri15ly "a Alliance
Z even copies viii be sent 20 one post Office on
e lreceipt If $1,000 Twenty copies on the
eccipt Of $500
r. Advertising al the usual rates.
job pangT1yE
Having a srgr ard varied assortment OF job
Tvpe. and T9so PREssEs. the Proprietor ia pre-
pared 10 execute ali aindz Of JOB PRINTING Oh
short no.i-e and at fair prices.
81 An kids Of Farmers Produce taken at
tbs Office in payment for work or papers.
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.EDE5N .7EGsAEOGE1,

Wagsn, sleigh, and Carriage Maker.
Shop Oh To.. street, over VIM. 2harp's Black
smith shop M4nitowoc, Wis. Always on
hand and wiilug to work.
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Paper Rags and Old Copper.

THE HIGHEST PRICE in cash paid for
i Paper Rags and On Copper, at the new
J. HRAEpEf6
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S0 CORDS Of WOOD wanted al the
w Hs1,itowo~ Pilot ONCE, tor which the
highest price viii be paid in subscriptions 10 the
PIPER, sdvwhine ~
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e. e. ANDERSON

Attor ey At Law ard Notary Public. Once or
York street, north side of the river, Mani
tnwoc. 42-ly
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@. TCR2ESOy & CO..

Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries, Provisions,
Hardware, rockery, Boots aud Shoes, Hats
aud Caps, Drugs aud Medicines, Cha 8, Nails,
etc, Produce Of all kinds wanted, III u.
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TINE UNDERSIGNED intends TO erect this
i season a frst-clsss OIL MILL in Nam
towoc. he therefore would ask the Farmers to
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In conformity with The above, I would inform
my friends and The community that shall con
tnue to deal in
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Circuit Court---Manitowoc County.
Ftederick &. Jones

D4,c1 Jnnar, 10 lS62
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fireait Caari-M D!tGWnr Ceunty,

W ". NICHOLS, Pi'h's Att'y
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Circuit Capitalization Go.

uLV1 hLHDI t IdT!TTIII AFIUIHC!.
Dated, Mamie voc, october 81 1861.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-05-29

bbt bofap il,pfriEsd they n1deStook TO
flank u on tie right with abons 20 cav.
airy. n suIy BadSs0 msn) bot having an.
ticipatsd an attack from them. I had
lbrok 0 ou, sElTmishsrs that met .tism at
tliat poFbtA We ar0te them III the time,
never giving sn inch unu! ordered to fall
betk, 4 an sgFrDrO say, hcwsvsr that
Elisha Hall was badly wounded 10 the lat
at.sSt, 1le,y4s shot in the light side be-
tween The riis.a Yesterday be was sP.
parsutly much better, but to-day be is
not so we'll. Elisha fell and was carried
of By his comrades, and whether be lises
sfIaies, Ieths say Iia done bis duty DO.
bly,. valiauily and brsvely. lam in hopes
he will i've ssts i fear. Church Nc.
Mullen was slightly Wounded 10 tie righyt
big toe. lf8f.slhf - 1g.I y) eH
yTbe ,pickels bgvs been lighting every
day T-somolllnes' oosn sues hays ussp ny
cannon.l ~ - IIY3 .3 .}.EE4y.g ~
YOu may ask when lhS. big aght viii
come ,oGe J. cant say, but aptieiPste a
siege .st,srtbs fashion Of YOrktoEP, and
feel confident Of success in. the end. ,.l'yj
IswsDjosipg very good ,beslth, and
50 jig ny company with three ,0E .lepJ Js4.
esptions.5l1OD g4t0l-, nj L.gSie/
yIshaya seen CAPT Wissnan but twice
since my return, We are TOO, near 'hs
enemy 10 60 over two or three hundred
yards from camp, and he is about five
miles to our right. = x
TIE bugle sounds TO bed.
Yours, &C., JW. s.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-05-29
The victory At Lcwisbulrr.

Army IN THE FIELD, FRANKLIN, VA,(
t'ra May 26, 1869.
Further accounts are received of Col.
Crooke's brilliant victory near Lewisburg,
Greenbrier county. On the 23dof April,
Heath attacked Col. Crooke with three
thousand Infantry and cavalry, and six
cannon. f-E 4iJ y @t4fa IS,
After spirited fight Of an hour, the
rsbels were put to flight in utter confu-
sion, and theit fight soon became route.
Col. Crooke captured four riAed cannon
one go near his position that il was load.
ed with canister-and cassians, and eigh'
ty rounds of ammunition. 24fi VI
. The rebels, in the early part Of the
6ght, carried OF their killed and wound
ed, but left on the field thirty eight
dead. including several officers, and sixty
six wounded A hundred prisoners were
captured, among them Lieut.. Col, Fin
ney, Maj, Edgar and others. Three hun
dred stand of arms were taken. In thu
evening, to secure their retreat they bur
ned Greenbrief bridge, beyond whicf
they could notb pursued. I, ~ i.
Crookss victory was only won by bar'
fighting against greatly superior forces
i We lost fourteen killed, sixty wounded
and FIVE piekcts captured. Some Of ou
wounded we're shot 10 the streets Of Lew
'Iishutg, as thsy were returning 70 th
hospital, BY the citizens ofthetOwnt''
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TcoMMuNIcATED.1
A. P. MILLER, Secretary.
sabbath school I'm ion.

A meeting Of the Sabbath Schools oflhis
city was held al 3o'cIock P. VI. .on Sunday
last, in the M. E. Church. The exerci.
ses consisted ofaddresses, scripture read,
ings, singing and prayers. This associa.
ton, under the above title, l learn, is TO be
continued, and the meetings TO be held
quarterly.
Itwas my privilege to be present; and
allow me. Messrs. Editors, TO say, that
such an association has my hearty ap'
proyal. as l am sure il will have. Of the
public, I have seen NO popular move III
Lancaster that pleased me 50 we'll.
hope it viii! live, aud the example be en-
ulatcd by other commnaities. l love tt
witness this commingling Of the church
es, who have already acquired too mucl
seC,ariau caste. In such a meeting, thsr'
is but community Of feeling and pur
pose; and their continuance cannot, fail t
accomplish great good. 1t is just wha
we need. Every good citizen will ap
prove: and oil, whether church member
or not, will be the better for attending,
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sAnnATm pIRECTOnY.

"a E
BAPTIST cHURCH-S. G. DAWSON, Pastor:
sou.h wsai, Corner Cplumbui aud Mulberry Streets
kervices-sunday lOjI Am. .,and oKP.M Sunday
Bchootate NJ 3is) )ANgTvAf r 0~E l>.5.e
ESQ. Ev. LUTHERAN-.,-U. J. KNisELY, pastor:
E5tunbas street, bsywSen Wheeling and Mulborryi
Services supdaytOjl 4. NJ, and 6JEP NJ; Lecture
"ifnsvs,y' Wednesday cvenIng. Sabbath schoo
s6'Si9pk Pm, y :. .ia, q 81" .s 's.
st. JoHN,s, tIspiseopAD cHURcII-south' East
tcinot efiBtSad~pyk kbd whcelibg Streets Services
sundss iGs1 a, N. tapdT r. NJ. WsdnesdAy' M
Sabbath sehooleP. N. sq' iTHfr te@fr-' = 'ai
Autks Pews-in Che. Church HeFREE' and the
public arc invitod.l attend. FIN, GRAY, Rector
NE cHuRpH1oa on High Street; &c, FELrOs'
Sabbath echootD A. NJ. Public Service Sabbath
Morning Iox O'Clock aud Az P.M. Lecture ween-
Esdpy evening a,7,, PraJprpyeslius Friday Evening
att. .....s.,se eiysp ,veA 'trts, ~. ac,eF
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH: Cn Broadway, be
tween Wheeling and Mulberry Streets. Z %. GAL
Service Sabbath IO1s oiOlockA,i NJ, apd7 ip the
syenih. Iee.areNve evening Sabbath School
MT q'ofeloch. q ftf1st 81 W tie - --'H 1'h
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plrrssunu -b4snrso, Trss,

\
TO ns People of Fairfield County,
We are personally acqua nled With X. M Clarke,
ESQ.,, ami believe him to be honest and capable. We
eheerfully recommend him to the friends Of the I7th
Regimentas apropcr person % attend to the col
lection ofsold iers Claims, Back Pay, Bounty, PEN
sionS, &c: @f ~ ste
JonS NJ. coxSrLL! Col. 18th Regiment " "
NJ. p. MooRR, ,Liout. Col. 18th y. VII r,
a. J. DAVIS, Adjutant lfth Ohio s- .t.l..l
DANIEL KUTz. ,yf5 .sz
Capt, B. +. BurrrRriELD, ,conld'g Co, A,r'h o.v.
Lient. J. H. Army. 4d
APT. EzRA RIoKETIs, Co. p. )7th Reg. ,1..,
Lieut.. ID. O'SULLiyAN,i aiif'- 'llf..rt - q l.,,
~ ". STIEcHcoM n Capt Co. u, 80 "a
a. p AsHBRooK, 1st. Lieutenant Co. d. .f
q Nm. II. PUeH. Cd bient. Co. Il. .tt'sarsr.a
b, 4, OuDHN, Capt. Co Il, I7th Ohio ...
LEO NoLts, FiTst Lieut.. Co, !, lfih Ohio, a5 s.
y. NJ. REAS Capt. 20, X. SKA saE Q.s,+,.st
& q. b. .CoLLIRs, Cd Lieut.. u ...,,.
Ok, PETERs. A. :. q, M, l1th, ,i,f,. .a
~ u. H. SnowERs, Capt. Co, G.. f1th Ohie.
e. CApt.C. II. RIPPEy, Co, D. 18th Reg. A
- Lieut.. G. M. WBBB, Co. ID. t,.,,.4, IA ..f;.t &
Ii cut. o. B. BRANDT, Coo, lTth Ohio. A M
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Proclamation bY the Governor oi Mass.

p.
Bosros. Msy 26.-fhs following e.
published this morning:
A P0CLAMATI0N.
By Eds Gop'rnOr and 0ospnaHdsF IN Ohief,
Stgts Of NaSsaeinsetg.
The willy and b,rbsroas horde of trai.
Tors to the people, 10 the Government, to
or country. and 10 liberty, ntuace again
the National Capital.
They have attacked aud routed Mai i.
Gen. Banks, and are advancing on Hsr.
PERI Ferry, 'a9dlma'e lOq Yeas4iFg-
The President calls on Massachusetts,
10 rise once more for its repcue an1 de-
fence. The whole active militia will be
srmmoned by General Order. issued
from the Office Of tie Adjutaut General,
10 report on Boston Common o.mo-row
They will march to relieve and avenge
their brstltren aud friends. 10 oppose witl,
fiery zeal and courageous patriotism The
progress Of The free. .,.,,
May God encodrfge' tIi6ir heafts and
streng then their hands, and inspire tic
Government apd people.
Given at headquarters in Boston, at ] !
o'clork this Sunday evening. May 95.
(sigu.d d J JOHN A. ANDREW.
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Gov. Tod,s Proclamation.
CoLuMpUs, Ohio, May


To Ms Gallant Men Of Ohio: ,, r-
have the astounding intelligsncethat
the sea, Of our beloved Government is
threatened with invasion, and am called
upon by the Secretary of War for troops
to repei aud oyerwhelui the ruthless IN.
vaders.
Rally, then, loyal men Of Ohio, and re
spond 10 this call, as becomes those who
appreciate our glorious Government
Three classes Of troops will be accepted:
First. For three years, or during the
war. s.e .S ..,...
Second. For a term Of three months.
Third. For guard duty within the linn
its Of the State. ,a,leiCs,A 1. ..ueeoi
All are requested tOreport fOr duty a
Camp Chase, where the organization vii
take place.
The number wanted from each county
has been Indicated BY speclal dispatches
40 he several NJ iltary Committees. @
Everything is valueless to us If GU
Government is oyerlhrown.
Lay aside, then, your ordinary dntieI
and htlp'to bear aaoat the glorious Fla
unfarled by our fstheTs.
DAVID TOD, Gov.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-05-29

WHAT'S glory's SUBMITS while the searching eye
Reads attheir base the warning, "thOH nHst dis1"
What's pomp Of station the pow'r place sftrusi
While eSvIouS FA.eis whispering, "dust to dr''7'
What's proud ambition climbing 10 the skies,
While Death may seize II With ''hsre sRSs7''
What's wealth, or all the Croesu es might have,
While mid uncertainties appears the certain grave?
What Beauty's hon0rs while sure Destiny doth say,
The brightest charms must soonest fade aGayf
My brother, thine has been The common lot,
Shine like a.bubble, burst, and be forgot
FAREWELL the whole creation soon hall join,
Fore'crsglad, deilY'ance song with thigesl
x. L. II. LEVERiNG.
Lancaster, Ohio,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-05-29

NoroE.-The Stockholders ofthe Ian.
caster Manufacturing Company" are noii-
fed to meet at the office OF Col. Van TRUMP
in Lancasters 0hio, onlM ONDAYy JUNE
9th, 1862. at one o'clock P. NJ, for the
purpose Of electing Board of Directors
for the current year, and IrsusAc'iOg such
other business as may come before them.
By order. 'eo7lt Gag 1ssl' tsoi
B.F. RETNMUND, Secretary.
May g. 1859. af 8 figos1i, g7ia Z'tt
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WE INVITE the attention of our r'aders
to the advertisement. Of GEORGE II. SMITH
Jr,. in another. column. H. has just re-
oeiysd . large supply Of everything per-
iaining to his line Of business. Call and
see his stock Of goods. sire ,e.rr@t
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oyFIcIAB lcoRREsPl EDEEcE.

oyTIcIAB gc5RREsPa EDEEcEl
CRY HALL, May 13 THE Mayor and,
sclscU msh'ofthe,cig Of HAichezJ assem-
blsdio ApeSisl mestins% 950'olock7A' 2
Present J6bh31Ht 1Hu65lssfE' 6lsE'1f Esq .aafyMay%Gr May%Gr;
Mess,s Me- sw,s;,EsNSE44. gslNiSEi44. 'cqFgt N'lW0r'A
The Mayor stated that he he'd called the
meeting for the purpose of taking INTO
consideration the, following communica-
.5n USrtD STATES SuEAMRR, IRoqyoIs, }
AT ANCHOR OFF NATcHEz, Miss,
May 18th, 1855.
SIR: In advance Of The squadron how
coming .6p tbe uie1ssip2j Ismsihs'ruct-
ed by the Flag officer TO demand the sur
fe6der f the city ofNa,vhez -tpfths naval
forces Of the United States. Z YoJs00
The same terms will be accorded as
those granted to New 0glsaus, aud Bston
Rouge. The, rights and property OF all
beaceabIe citizens shah BE- respected; but
all properly ip, tbis city belonging ta tbe
SO. called Confederate States must be de-
live,sd up, and the Gag of the Bihted
States must wave unpolested aud respect
ed over your town. 2 .S2@0oA ~
.2y gIiiFI Vsgy respectfully
Your obedient servant,
hun JAsySYP ALMER. eommandsrs
To his Honor. the Mayor Of Nssebez,
To. which communication the Mayor
was directed to make the following reply
- aglg.J .NMoa'a oryroE. !
NArcHEz, Miss. May 49,. !
E.f.Sfs: Your comm ahicatioh ofthe' 18Th
inst. has been, received by .meI ard laid
before the Board of Selectmen Of this city
and am directed to return lhefollowine
Coming 4 a essqdsrot, you need no
ths iuterpositions of the oily authorities
10 I possess tl.is place. An unfoftr6ed city
an entirely 'deis6csiess people, have ~
aAeFhativesbutto- yield 10 an ..irresistibl
force, os useless TO imperil innocent blood
Formalities are absurd in tie face of sucl
l,ftt. .,T.''' u 70 -HN
realities, .s,y7- - - -'a ~
So far as the city authorities can pre-
vent. there will be no opposition 10 you
possession Of the city; they cannot, how
ever, guarantee that your flag shall wav
uumoles,ed in the sight of an excits'
people; but such authority as they POS
! sess shall be exercised for the prssefVa
) ton of good order in the city.
AS to properly belonging,to the Con
federate States, they are not aware OF an
such within the limits of the city.
i Very respectfully,
J.. Your ohedient servant,
i as.,. JOHN HUNTER, Mayol
To james s. Palmer, Commander U.S.S
"IlOquois," at anchor off Matches
i Miss.
z The Board then adjourned.
0 G. F, MERRICK, City Clerk.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-05-29
EGENERAB oRDRR NO, %,

On pressing 1equisition. of the Presi-
dentof the United States; i6the present
emerge ucy. il is ordered that the several
Msior. Generals and Golonels Of regiments
throughout the Commonwealth. muster,
without delay. all mihtsry organizations
within their respective divisions OF under
their control, together with all personi
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-05-29

willing 70 Join 10 their commands, and
proceed fOrlhWiih to the city or wMBfbg.
ton. or such other points as may be iHdi.
Gated by futBrs orders. =
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-05-29

A UN1oN OF SABBATH SCHOOLS Ac'
Gording /. to previous arrangements the
Sabbath. Schools Of this city met at the
M. E. Church on Sabbath last at So'clk
p" NJ aThe attendance was 'srge. The
exercises we're opened by scripture read
.ipgs and prayer. after which addresses
.worsmade to the children BY the Revs.
,Fisn, DAWsoN and FEIroN. which were
iutsrspsrsed with singing by the children
from .tTho Sabbath School Bell" The
remarks OF Nj DAWSON ON the importance
.ofiormipg the right kind OF a character
'sttbsprSpetlim lims. we're appropriate and
listened ID with marked interest, as were
those Of Mr., FisH on the importance d
,eibstugih Satbaih Schools, and Mr.. FEl'
yoN on the importance of, aud the benefits
resuki6g from the Influence Of Sabtatt
Sohools.i=ir1t psah'M ,'d -',s.'9ta
sWeiTlsara thalaIbeso mee,iugs are L
take place once every three months. W.
bope they ,Sill be continued. not simpl.
.bAdause they afford an Interesting enter
tainmenE but, because we admire this so
'cfai feeling among the Churches aud Sab
bath Schools Of the city, siiS 's.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-05-29

Losr-On our rosd to dinner yesterday.
two isigc sized Kdlmcgs ana an Orange.
We placed them in our pocket, out Of
wLichHthe bottom had afs!len, and they
sFas y'Elmasra lsspets." y CO.