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The GucrrlIIa. Of we.,ern ylrrl0Io,

The confirmed reports Of The reorpani,
za'ion of,guerrilla. .bapds, in the hill. nea,
US, brought General Kelly 10 ,his city o.
Saturday night. he having first Dispatch,
I'd Q small force from Ellenboro toward
the upper part ofWirt., The General la,
nearly recovered from his wound, and i
in excellent hosllh and spirits. ~ A
\ On Sunday morning he made arrange,
@epis and started of detachmsnt Of
ROggold's cavalry and parts OF Myers
and Simpsons companies .ofCL. Ralh.
bons's Eleventh Virginia, In q shor,
time he ieN with his STAFF and Captain
Baggs, leaving Captain Dickey an com,
msnd Of the post. !, Hs'soon overlook The
lorGe and toek the advance. Hs fonnd no
enemy at Elizabeth or Burning Spring.
bot on Wednesday, at, about four miles
beyoot the latter place. they mat q largo
body ofguerillas, ,and after 4 severe skir
mish. kifiing l3 aud taking % prisoners. !.
they drove the enemy TO tie woods. NThs
information 10 pretty clear that the rob.
bers were in considerable force AZ Big
Bend. aud would make stand there. We
have no doubt they win experience lhS
benefit Of being killed q little. PSrksrs
burg 0azstts, 11Ll.. ~ ~ ssls'l ,.s h7' 2
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EAGLEisMs.

| aTbe Republican party almost en- n,Gsss
declare against the Constitution aId the
Union" -r .A s..s1.s.
This told lie needs no contradiction -
There is not negro 10 the whole land
ignorant enough to believe it, nor an m.
depraved beast tlia, would give il echo.
We publish it simply to show how far
the Editor Of the Eagle is lost. ard how
utterly deprsved human nature can be.
come.
Treason like murder will out" at
The editor Of the E'glo mishthavs saw
ed himself the trouble OF cnuucia:ing this
proposition. His own paper is the best
evidence in the world Of it's truth. lie
asserts himsslf for the Urion--as every
murderer ass,fts his iunocence. bhf bio
face and acts sboM bis treason, jus. ar the
face aod scts OfIhs murderer show his
guilt. se' -eoi'e-l aar Tag e.taa a''
"Wha, is bred in the bonts canDot tc
taken out Of the acsh." = '+l'' - ~
wi.nos. the igoofihcs,s. obs,inacy and
disloyalty Of Roland, II d bra 4so..'. .
The Editor of ihs Eagle persists in the
declaration that he and bis clique arc for
the Union. and all other men disOniohisl,
If4V Ns
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samuel Grim. the State OF California. will t,k
no,ce nsi william whitney, OF the county Of Fsir
ue,o @ anu state OF Ohio. on the 9th day OfMa,eh
ioos nied hi, petition in the Court Of P,.s.
IN shd i1r said county Of Fairfield and state Of Ohio
Elan Julian and raid Samuel cPm, The objest
nuhdred nun and aity eight dolan tSSss oOl then d."
anu with nine per cent interest ,h.reon f,om
INC is.n OF February D. iee2 TO said william Wht
tw2 certain promissoEy notea given By the .siS E,sn
Isso un ~, sna samuel Grim, dated February 18Th A. H.
sns one day afler date one for the sum Of
% nc sum o. sest % made payable 70 the order or
yvn tm,S D. Whitneyand by her indoTsed 70 -ihe said
,Tan, % wh'ney. And the said samuel Grim IA no.
Ss 40 os az before the third Saturday asrthe Ip,h
Dated thisath day Of March "A. D. Isea. si ssf
n.sa1,...a,B HUNTER &pApGHzRTN. M,
: OP'SSSo Auorpeys for P1aiRtik
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81 .H
ihe h'B'e mas much 70 say about the
Resolution allowing the soldiers to vote,
which was laid ON the table oya email
ma)or'y me last week oil the session; but
carefully conceals .be incts from its read
srs' Ills the particular fort oflhe Eagle
to misr'preseni anything Of which !. un-
der'akss to g'Ss an Account, Now the
facts are, that the bill or resolution IN
question, originated 10 the Senate during
The last days OF the session. and was IN
srodn'ed oya Republican and supported
oy his friends and tho uu'on Democrats
1t passed The Senate and went TO the
House at the close OF The session; and
the members OF that body not having
''me 10 Examine ana perfect ". 'aid It up
on the table until next session. The
straight Democrats profess great friend
ship tor the Soldirri why did they mol
give P'ootd u oy introducing such
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LeglaI Notice.

JONATHAN Needles, and Caroline Needlcs his
- VIE, Of Marion, Iowa and Jarles A. Cook and
nancy vook hn vile, otLinn county. Iowa. VIII lake
nonce that on January 23d Ie62, Rachel Fenstamak.
er,vldoy, and the children OF George. w. FonatS,
makeT' dee hied iHtho CLERK once bf the Cou n 81
common Pleas of Fairfield county, Ohio against
a.,n and IN ehiidren and heirs Of William Fensta>
maker. aie OF said county de... their petition ajIeT.
ing as 10 them, that said William died ,ezed Of th
Iollon g,lescribed land N SAIL coueiS wis. 80
mucn OF The west haIfof section No. al fovn,bip q;
.si asiios nos,h original ehsnn.o Of
on yuIyl6 1877, said George w. and Jacob FoLs,a-
makeI began proceedings In said couri against all
me o|nsr chIdrenof said William texcept Catharins
wnO before thai time, had with her husband.
conveyed to them her intsros n ere and hi. viow
!or tne Partition OF said premises tbe same boinr
erroneousfy Described rs In section 32 and
suen W proceedings were had theren thn said Gocrrs
SUI H.; saeoo Fensa bought tho same at pubile
saie. Thataferwsrds said Jacob assigned His inter.
eN ~ said purchase TO said George W.: and amer.
a.us tne SAID Caroline Needles by her maiden amc
;S ~ rehstAmaker. attempted to convey to tho
Sasl r TeSrg1 " her intere,t in said premises, by
ogeu ueieelvely executed, having but one
witness thereto, ,aDd aferwarL, the ssd Enncy I,oat
y.,pi w MAIDEN Danc Naney .FenstamakeE, aed,
uuy executed conveyed her interest therein 10 thS
S;na 1enrge and afterwards the tahl George w
saiu premises TO hfS said widow fnr NE Win ,e,nnTu
wS' w n zee 70 said children. That the said Gorge
~ received any conveyapce for the same and
' "np,o % amount ofthe purchase money having been
PA,u. ine plaintiffs pray that said nj, NAV ha
ordered to convey sald premises 10 said Rachel for @
Ien.lnuer 10 said children ofsad George w and In
ueault .hereofihat the same may no ordered 10 bo
70 !hem In form aforesaid By Master Com
miseionerofthe Court. l.T i, ~ - 80 : /,
SAID defendants are further notified that tbcy .ro
required TO answeror demnr to said petition on or be
next. JOUNS RPIyyRp ""'
April ~, Is62--SvInfAt0 N 0a a"'' wi '~'h"uA'
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The conservatives 10 Congress held a
meeting in the Hall Of the House at Wash
tngtou. on Saturday sfleruoon last. for .he
Avowec purpose Of consulting as To the
best means Of Debating the Schemes Of
tho Aoo,i!iouists and Ssosssionists -
The National Iutelligenccr furnishes a
lat Of the members who attend, d, and a
full report Of tue meeting. We copy as
folloWs: .... ..,s'I.t.,.
"llon. JOhuJ, Crh,sndsn was chosen
Chairman and Hon. 8. s. Cox. Secretary.
Present from Ohio. Mos,rs. W. Allen.
s. s. Cox aud James r, Morris, alls,raiph,
Democrats" ....,. -
IT those gentlemen wish to sSrvs their
country. aud BY so doing. defeat che
"sohemes of AbOlitionisls and Secession.
i'ss." le' them give an e,rncst support 10
oil admioistra.ivS measures. The presen,
administration aud lie supporters. are the
only true friends Of the Consultation and
tho Union. These straight Dsmoorats
would rather see the Union discovered
and forever destroyed, than that the pres.
em administration should have the credi.
Of putting down this wicked REBELLION
Their party is dssrsr 70 them thai their
country.
what is the course Of these lovers Of
party and enemies Of .Aeip coautry in our
"'an' Have thsy no, done Ill IN
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PROCLA NATION.
wAsnIsoros. May 10.


WnEREAs, There .ppears in tho public
prints what purports 10 be Proclamation
by Major General Hunter: and whereas
lhessme producing some excilemen, ant
Misunderstanding. therefore, l. Abraham
Lincoln, President Of the United States
proclaim amt declare, that The Govern,
ment Of the United States had no knowl
edge Or belief OF an intention on tlp par
Of Geueral Hunler to issue such ProcIa
rapon; nor has it yet any auth, Mic in
formation that the document 10 ger uiue;
and further. that neither General Hunter
nor any other commander or person, has
been authorized by tho Government oi
the United S'aIes, to make proclamation
declaring tho slaves OF any S,ate free. and
that the supposed Proclamation nov in
question, whether gruuine or false, is al
together void. 50 far as respects sucn de-
ClaraIion, ..t.I ~ ....
further mako known that, whether Il
be competent for me. as Commander in.
Chief Of the Army aOd Navy, to declare
tho slaves Of auy State or States free. and
whether at any time OF 10 any case, II
shall have become q necessity iudisp4u.
sable to the maintenance oi the Govern.
mtnt to exercise such supposed power.
are questions which. under my responsi.
bllity. reserve to mysclf. aud which |
cannot ieel justified 10 leaving to tho dc.
cision OF commanders in The felt. These
are totally different questions from those
OF police regulations in armies aud in
camps.
On the 9Th day Of March last. by .
special message. ! recommended to Con
greSs the adoption ofa joint resolution 10
be substantially as follows:
"ReSolUsd. That the United States
ought 10 20 operate with any Slate which
may adopt & Rradual Abolishmont Of sla.
very, giving TO such Stale, in ito disose.
"on, compensation for thu inconvenisnce
pnehc and private. produced by such
shauge OF system"
TIE Resolution in the language abov.
qnoted was adopted by large maioritiss
in both branches Of Congress, and now
stands an suthrntic. definite snd solemn
proposal Of the Nation to States md
people most interested " The sub;eU,
matter. To the people Of these S,s,es
now Isarneesiy appeal. ! do not argue.
be'eech on 10 make the argument for
yOuselyes. You oanno,, il You would,
be blind to the signs Of the times. I bsv
OF sou calm aud 4nlargad nsidora,ioD
Of them. ranging II il may b., fr above
personal and party politics This propo.
sal makes common cause for common
o06js0', casting no reproaohss upon any.
II acts rot the Pharisss. The change m
eeotsnphtss would come gently az the
tf. 4S Itt -
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dews,ol hssselS bot lenaihg Of NTeckine
TanylhiDg>~ Willy not embrace Il? Sc
|much.good has not been dOHs-bY one Of
fort 10 all past time as in the Piovidence
Of God j. is now yOnI high privilege "a
Co. Nav the vast future not have TO Ia
Imepl that you have neglected il.
{ In witness Whereof have hereunto
sct my hand, and caused ihe Seal OF the
United States to BE- annexed.
Done as ths city of Washington. thi'
18th day Of May. in the year Of cur lord
one thousand eight hundred dnd sixty
two. sBd otths f0dePeHdahcs ofIhe Uni
ted States the eighty sixth.
(Signed) ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
p. By the President.
Ma. II. -SE~AaB, See'y Of State. !.
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DR.. ROBAcKs ScASDIsAyIAS RrMrbres
Are you sick. no matter what organ is
affected. dtpene upon it ths Mood which
is the food q slstenance Of every organ, is
full OF corruption! Ny Scandinavian blood
Fills and Blood Purifier. break up tie
sorce Of disease in the fluids Of the body.
They purgsaud purify the elements fife
blood. Hence their quick and ccmplete
cures In dyspepsia, scrofula, eruptions,
hts. tumors, nervousness. kidney com
plainss. piles. low fsvers. debility, rkeu-
matism. headache, want Of sexual vigor,
etc, etc. These remedies are astonishing
The whole medical worlI. See advertise.
ment. 1,s,,s ti,'
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NorlcG,-The Stockholders ofthe::"Lan.
caster Manufacturing Company are nO,i.
fed to meet atthe Office Of Col.VAs TRuMp
in Lancaster. Ohio, on MONDAY, JUNE
9th. 1862. at Uns o'clock P. NJ, for the
purpose Of electing Board Of Directors
Tor the current year, and iransacting such
other business as may come before them.
By order ,iIrr,'
BE-. REINMUND. Secretary.
May 8, 1863. re- 4s.up pS%i|S s.''.'-ss
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News from she .Guif---tieneTal Butler AZ
aas u. New Orleans. y,.ss iS1 %

ssass New Orleans. ,e4s lSt %
FORTRESS MnSa-,s. May .20.---Tho U.
=, dispatch bostuRhodr. Island arrived
here this morning. wi h mails ahd dates
from New Orlesns TO the, ,Sh inst. South
west Pass to,ths 9ih, Ship Island TO the
TO- PsasAcoIaatoi the eotith. Key gWestgtU
the l4lh, and Bort Royal to thsl 6th.44
She brings between forty and 6ftylpas.
sengeTs. and naval officers captured on
the Mississippi below New, Orleans; q.
mqRg them several bieuceDants. formerly
Of our navy. The news from New Or.
leans il not Of special interest. General
Bullsr ovmmsucedo LANDING on the l st oI
Nay, and established his headquarters Al
the Custom Ilruse. and took pos ses ssioh ul
tho City Hall. Mini, s6ce., and compelled
the St. Charles H,tel1 which was closed
TO Upen for the accommodation of himself
and stat. A conference had been had
between Gen. Butler and tile authorities
Of the, city, with Pierre Soulo. The proc.
lanation was, discussed and modified in
some particularsL Asab act Of humanity
to tho suffering Inhabitants. the beats aiid
railroads were allowed to bring supplies
to The city,. Negotiations for Confedera,e
scrip 10 forbidden, but other species oI
currency in circulation Is allowed. The
newspapers continued their publication
Tho Delta was suppress Afor refusing To
publish tho proclamation, but subse quens.
ly allowed to 20 on. 17gi4i iiedl u. q g
Algisrs has been occupied by our forces,
and Forts Jackson snd' ST, Phillip garri.
sonsd by our troops from Ship Island iirl
Ibe 0pelousas and Jaoksoal Railroad
was taken possession Of, and all the ap.
pro'cbes to the city cut off. 5sei ,'9H
Gen. Phelps had advanced to Carroll.
ton. i've miles up tho river, and occupied
the place. There was very little public
demonstration Of Union feeling. in conse
quence Of the uncertainty in reference to
the future. as,st stgW ,g.I eiu5
A great want Of on6dence prevailing,
but under the 6rm course of Gen. Butler,
business is slowly reviving. The city is
gradually becoming quiet, and affairs gen.
orally are perfectly satisfactory. ~
1t 10 stated that Por,ei's mortar feet
had been of Mobile and in the Bay. and
soundiugs had been made in the channel.
On the 7'h, the feet was fred on while
engaged in this work, by Fort Morgan,
but no reply was given. The fleet after.
wards returned To Ship Island.
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From NewI; MexIao.

KANSAS CRY. May10.- Sania Fe mai
daics to the 9th havsaRived.l The Tex
ans while retreaiing, me. y body Of 5Ot
of their own men under Col, Steel. at
Abode Hall. but the whole force continued
retreating g,@ss-s 81 n
The LAT Regiment Of the Colorado vol
untesn. with the Regulars. arc at Fort
Craig, under command Of Col. Paul.
9 Gen, CsnPy and GOV. Connolly are a
Santa Fe, - ss,.s.o,siss..
Owing ~ the scarcity Of provisions
large quantities Of which we're destroyed
% prevent their falling into the hands Of
Abe enemy. our troops have been placed
on 9 less than hall ratious. being limited TO
% One hundred and twenty Texan pris,
SneEs yero passed on the road to Fort
AAAInSu' la..-..l .ape 'sfIssst a.-, ..r .
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,wWe bava baen shown a docniml;s

1--WE have been shown a document
signed BY The Msyorsin Office of the cities
Of the United StaIes anG Canada. eHt.ify-
ing 10 the supsioI excellence Of DR.. Ayers
Compound Extract IF Sarsaparilla and to
the value Of all his remedies as articles 6l
great public utility. Such cadence from
such high sources bears us. out triumph
antly in the position .we have long main
tanned with regard to Doci. Ayers pre-
parations, or more particularly our adver-
lisements ofthsm. No publishers need
be mole opposed than we are to the prom.
ulgstion Of quacksry in shape. but we
knew when we began. tha. his. remedies
we're above any suspicion ofdceeption--
that they were about the best it 10 possi-
BILE to produce for the cure Of disease. and
that they have the confidence Of cOmmu.
mites where they are known. Not alone
because the Mayors ofths whole country
believe them ussfulto their peope. but be-
cause We know LON experience that they
are 20 TO ours, do we Lelieve We are rem
dering substantial service TO our readers
in making their vitues known 10 them.---
Courier, Princeton. KY. fs 81
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AYERS
OATHARTIC
Pills.

Are you siclk, Feeble, and
complainingi Are you out of
order, with your system de-
ranged, and your feelings I'M
comfortablei These symp-
toms are often the prelude 70
serious illness. Some fit Of
sickness Is creeping upon you,
and should be ayertsd BY 1
timsly use Of tho right rem
edy. Take Ayers Pills, and
cleanse out the disordered hu-
mOrs purify the blood, and
let the fiuids move on nnob-
structed In health again.
They stimulate the functions
Of the body into vigorous ac-
tlyity, purify the Systeni from
A. -La.A
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A Valuable Con,raband.

New YoRk, May lS-By the Atlantic
from Port Royal. we learn that neg 70
pilot brought from Charleston fast reble
tug, with number Of guns destined for
Fort Ripley. He surrendered her to our
squadron. He. is great acquisition.
knowing all the intiicacies OF navigatian
of that region, sa, .4.ig xiv = "a
Hunters proclamation has been pub.
lished in Charleston. sse ,1 f
A negro insurrection was imminent.
Vast preparations were making to bonn.
bard Savannah. Oar gunbosts are up
the river and p;ckets within four miles Of
the city. Massive batteries Of Parrott
guns are erected around the city. We
have a portion OF the Charleston and Sa,
vanuaE R. R in our possession, ae
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THURSDAY,
Ma1 q. 1s62
iProclaalatIoa Of the PresIdens.


,ProciaHAtIOa Of the President
The country was alarmed at the proc
iamsticu Of MAJOR Hrurral Hunter. Tn
pen stroke that proposed to sweep slavery
from ,,hrre. States Of the Ugisnf st.rtlet
the conservatives. Secessionists SMILED
graciously at the thought that at last thsil
oft repeated declarations ",ha; the war
was waged.' on the part oe the Govern.
meSt, fot the aboIIsbment Of slavery and
overthrow Of The Constitution" was veri'
fed. Democratic politicians. the misera'
ble vulture flock, who. destitute Of prin'
cipls. and sinking with corruption, are
struggling to dig up and reanimate the
deeply buried and putrid remains Of the
Democratic party, that they nigh. scrapO
fran its dry bones liIIle marrow, clap
ped their Lands in the prospect Of NOR.
sci Of political cspital-something they
might use against the war party and
against the Governments wedgs by
msaus whereof they hoped TO divide the
people Of the North, distract The couu.
sells ofthe republic and ultimately lead ,c
the, triumph Of treason. ta
Roland was assured Of his prophetic
vision, and tipped Of an extra glass lik'
a charm, Shaw looked sage as philos
ophers reminding ono forcibly Of u. N
Fres.''s The lesserdIigh,s Of ''strGiyM dc
, mOcraeys differed from these only in do
>grte, aoe oil seemed baoyanl with the
hope of,foubIs. "a. aos ...
Those Of our people who love the oil
Uaion--who wore auxioas to see il 70
stored upon tie b'sis Of the Constitution
who we're for war 10 crush rebellion apt
restore the Government snd laws Of tn,
United States to ll.eir ancient suprema
cy, and who 10 this end would sacIifc,
their last hope. we're anxious and alarmed
All eyes were turned upon the President
In him the loyal had faith. 10 him they
roposed trust Iu his judgment and pa
trotisni they had every confidence They
knew his honesty. They understood ,hs
great ami i,npsrishablv principles up.
ou,wbich he was elevated to powe, and
belsvnd he would not depart from them
in this the hour Of the nation great pe,il
In this they were not disappointed. H.
came up uobly to the work. HIS psni.
trating judgmen, saw The vice OF General
Hunters proclamation. saw that to toler.
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HOaO0 NO6fC0e

VvIDs s. heaey given 70 all whom ~ may con,
sloners iFairaeld Gounty, 10 be heid ~ Jnre
WI oe presented petition praying for ths a.
~ .,1a, % the following described County Rosd.
rhasn h,S SSnntE, Ohio, near George Posket,s Mill!
,ha INC Etna Road nteTseets IL old STATE Roads
no'.s SVs ~ strait lne through the lands Of Henyy.
h Pe'non o. said Henry Dolly and others interreets
ne old state Road from NoSAFk 20 CiveieyIlS ana
there 10 terminate. MANY PETITiEMR ~ 90 ana
NayI, IBGq.-5w6 l'" s'tf
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without The aid -Oi several premi6eat sur.
geons, and 81 least half dozen commis.
stoned officers as 4 suite, together with
an armed body guard. perhaps mounted
Of ten or twenty-five men. HS ,eraphSti-
cally requests no display.and were Il DOT
for the "sPsEials' ibI tbs press. might
have passed through ineog-as be most
Iearaestlg desited. ~ =
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Northern sympaihisers with Traitors.
Parson Brownlow says: 'a.''-

NOshuotu cympWthtseIo WIN ltuttOtss.
Parson Brownlow says:
If flowed the Devil debt and i. was
to-be discharged by the rendering up to
him Of a dozen Of thsg meanest. most re-.
voting and God f,rsaken wrc,chss that
ever could te culled from the ranks Of
depraxed human society. and wanted to
pay that debt and ge. a premium upon
the payment. would make 3 tender 10
his Satanic Majesty. Of twelve Northern
men who sympathized With This internal
rebellion. sos etet ESQ iia,
Ifths Parson wants twelve Northetb
sympathizerS iucomparably ncanst than
any other twelve be, ever dreamed Of. le,
him come, to Lancaster We have them
here depraved enough TO abash the very
Devil in hell. q. '' a#H'. ''lss'.t " 'a u.s.
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B1roa1 cohrsrn, Nay %. AfktlS I'D
skirmishing along the whole line 10 cav.
while feeling the eneny's strength and
seeking. more adyaniagepue positiops.-,
Our lo'ses arc smalL Tho ,atmyl islad!'
vancing slowly.
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Bstate o. Gl,eo. lloiteem.r.

nstate OF tasO. lRoitesmnn.
M ofIeR ShesSoy given that the uadeyr,vnaA N. /.
eeen duly aPpqlhte administrator OF tho Es,ats
M sald estate viii present then for seitemeHt
ane AZ pernons indebted 70 said estate mnst nm Es
I. May g, ls69-3w6 $3.50 HA.'NSNN'. i
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Estate o. Goorro 1RIr~

NorICE iS hereby given that The nd ersIrp.s
i mas bean duly appointed AdmiuisiTatrfx 81 my
condty, Ohio. II >" EUsAENAT ~ pp1iM4eeeiu
May Is, ,Issa.--asa 20 fH-i'''"N" HeiNSa b,
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In lac. traitors in arms against the Coy.
erunen. have mol done more 10 cripple
and destroy our glorious UDion than these
same sttdebt DsmOess,ic leaders. 7
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Tho PERSONS 10 these three Slater
Georgia, FIotida 1aGd Soil{ oafoIi6s-a
heretofore held ~ slaves, are thsfsscrGa
declared Tor eE,-r krea, s,.-..s
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-05-22

R General Butler has op eDed sevsnI
recruiting Offices in New Orleans. q, gf'
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-05-22

lGhsir pOxsr 10 parsiSEs and srippla-ihs
Government Did not the Eagle discouf'
age enlistment and tell its readers that
those who sulisted would go forth 10 fght
for the sbolitIOuIs.i Did they not IN Con-
tsntiOn assembled. resolve that thy would
never pay one cent of tax to 'suPpoti
this waff Il not their constant cry ab-
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-05-22

Ths wealher Il clear aad plels,ni.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-05-22
PiooIanalIoa = General IIv5,e, .,.'

This was accordingly done on The a5th
dGV of April, 1852. Slavery aud inar,isl
law IN free country are altogether in