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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-02-13
Administrators Sale,

DY virtue ofan order of sale TO me directed, n,
uDadministrator of George W. Croft, deceased,
from the Probate Court Of Fairfield county, Ohio,
shall offer at public vendue, before tho door Of the
Court House, In Lancaster, on
SatH rday the ttth day OF January, '82,
the following described real estate situate In said
county, to'wit: Being the middle OF the North East
quarter OF section No. II. TIP. No. 10, OF range No
" and bounded and described as foiiowsi Begin.
ming u. stone In the south boundary line of said
quarter. and the corner between the lands OF John
Grodand said decedent aud running thence north, Il
degree east, " chains md 50 links TO stone thence
east chains and Us links to stones thence north X
deg, East 10 chains and 90 links TO etonet thence
south q chains TO the centre Of the Marietta road,
thence along said road south rs degrees west chains
and 10 links; thence south 90 degrees, west chains
and 30 links thence south 2s degrees, west2 chains
and any links; thence west chains and ~ links to
the place ofbeginning, containing 3oti acres be the
same more or less.
Terms OF sale. third oaOh In hand, one th I'd In
one, and In two years with interest from The
day OF sale.
To be sold subject to the homestead and dover as
signed therein TO Mary Croft
Appraised at SEA por acre, subject to said home.
stead and dover. SAMUEL JACKSON,
Administrator Of G. W. Croft.
Lancaster, Dec. ), ls6l.-6w37pfs5 o5
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NOGHRR.

NOTICE is hereby given 10 Jackson Barrett that
y on the 2Sth day OF December, A. ID. 1861, his
wife, Frances F. Barrett. fled in the Court of Com
mon Fleas, tn and for the county Of Fairfield and
Slate OF Ohio, her petition against him setting forth
mat ne has been wilfully absent from heI fOi more
Than three years last past, and has during all that
Time grossly neglected his duty towards her; and
praying that their marriage may be dissolved and both
parties freed from tho obligations thereof and that
reasonable aimony may be allowed TO her out OF his
property; and that she may be restored to her mad
en- name, Frances Fuller and he is further notified
mat said cause will come on for hearing at the next
term Of said court.
Dated this 2nd day OF January, 1862.
HUNTER & DAUGHERTY,
Attorneys for Pc tihoner.
Jan.9, lsG2-6w4?-pfs3 90
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NaD6h@A-

A petition will be presented to the Commissioners
praying to have tho County Road, running from Ian
easter north through John T. Brasces farm, In Green.
Held township to the town OF Havensport, turned up
on The farm of said Brases In manner fnlowingi Be.
ginning where said road the section line be-
tween sections Is and lG thence North said line TO
the north line OF said sections. Also, beginning
whe 70 said road crosses the East and West line which
divides tho Northwest and Southwest quarters Of said
section Is near said Brasees scales; thence East
the north side OF the said Southwest quarter to the
East line Of said quarter, PETITIONERS.
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TNHR advertiser, having been restored to- health In
avery few weeks by very simple remedy after
having suffered several years with severe lung aaee
tion, and that dread disease. COnsumption-is anx-
tousto make known 10 his fellow the meens
OF cure. ... III .'s
To all who desire IT, he i'll send copy Of the pre-.
scrptiOn used, tree of charesl with the objections
for prepa ring and using the same which they will nd
suro cupo for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis
&c Tho only object OF Tho advertiser in sending the
prescription is to beIsat the afflicted and spread in
formation which he eoBeeives 10 be Invaluable and
he hopes verysunerer willtry his NEEDY, Il will
cost them nothing. and may prove a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription III please Address
REv. EDWARD WILSON,
Williamsburg, King County, New York.
Oct. 81, Is8i.--3m3s .l'.'7'
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ps3- Victims of Rheumatism read this.
NtrAppopr Eai,6ald cn I,,oA toEz

Be1s flctimS OF hheumansm read this.
CLEARpoRr. Fairfield Gu, June 4, 1857.
DR., G. w. RoBAcH, No. 6, East Fourth
street, Cincinnati, O.-Dsar Sir.--This
spring hired to work on farm during
the summer, but | became severely sffliot.
ed with Rheumatism, and it disabled me
go much, that | was compelled TO quit
work. After being confined to my room
for some time: procured Of your agents
at this place, Messers. Abbott q Sons, a
bottle OF your Scandinavian Blood Puri6
er and box Of your Blood Pills, and af.
ter the use Of them l was restored to per-
feet health. One bottle of your Blood
Purifier and one box of your Blood Pills
performed perfect cure. Being satisi.
cd that it is an invaluable remedy. sent
you this 10 be published. If you think
proper, that others similarly affected may
have The benefit OF my experience. H.
.u.. SILAS SPRINGER.
@ See advertise nent, a.
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NoTlCE is hereby given to all whom Il may con.
esrn, that at the ext Sossslop Ofthe Commisson-
ers Of Fairfield county. TO be held In DECEMBHR.
on oi the following described road to-wit So mueh
of the State Road leading from Carroll, In Fairfield
county, Ohio, 10 Plcke rngon IN said county a
within tho following points. to-wit: Beginning al n
point on the line between Isaac H. Graybi and Mors
dica Fishpaw; thence in north westerly direction
through the lands OF said Grayh and continuing ON
between the l0ndsof Michael King and Jacob Boyer
and terminating in the new road running thenes
south between the lands of Ira Ricketts, Michael King
Christian Sehipm and Isaac H. Graybi for the fols
lowing reasons:
Ist. Because the portion OF said road soughtto be
vacatedis unnecessary to be continued open.
end. Because there other nlcie Mt and conVen
lent roads which answer all the purposes oftaysi aud
negebo hood use.
81, Because the Keeping up Of the portion Of said
road asked TO he vacated Is useless expense upoA
the supervisor Of the road district.
MANY PETITIONERS,
Oet2O, le6,--5w92 t. "r fl
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EXCHANC CE BANK

Martin az Coz
Main street, Lancaster, ohio.
OoLD AND SILVER BOUGHT AND SOh
NJ SightB Exchange on the East forsale-lntS
allowed on Deposits:--
For9O Odaysaithe rate of4 per oentperannuBs
~ months't N
WlQ /"
Laaoaster, ,FebruarS7L Ls59-ly42
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apctial Notices.

DOCTOR i,siand's Anti Rheumatic Band Is the only
knoWhfenedy FOR rheumatism, Gout and Neuralgia
and the perncious effects OF Mercury, and it Ia with
the greatest as to Its merits that call
inc attention four roaders to the advertisement in
another column OF our paper, OF The AMI. Rheumatic
Band-2ml4.
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Executors Notice.

A Ii, persons interested are hereby notified that on
a the an day OF January, A. D. 1862, letters testa-
ientary were granted 10 the undersigned by the Pro-
bate Cour OF Fairfield county, In the State Of Ohio
upon the last win and Testament OF DoRoTHY HuN-
rsR, late OF said county, deceased,
HOOKING II. HUNTER,
Executor Of Dorothy Hunter, dec.
Lancaster, Ohio, Jan, eth, le60. -3w42. 's.
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SrMaARY OF NEWS.

4 Fl. Henry. on the Tennessee River,
surrendered 10 our forces on Friday last
after determined resistance of an hour
and twenty minutes. The attack was
commenced at i2 NJ. by our gunboats,
Cincinnati, ESSEX, Conesloga, St. Louis,
Caroneolet, Ltixugton and Tylor. aud at
100 P. NJ. the F. surrendered uncondi.
tionally.
Fl. Henry manned seventeen suIs Of
heavy calber which we're effectively used, -,
doing considerable execution on our boats.
All OF their guns, 100 prisoners, among
them Gen. TilghmaD, one Colonel and a
Captain of artillery, with large quantities
of army stores. &c., fell into our hands.
The rebel infantry, 5000 strong fed. as
usual, during the engagement. abandon
ing everything calculated to impede their
fight.
Our loss in the engagement was thirty.
two killed and wounded, most of which
resulted from scaldiug.
The victory Of Fort Henry is Of the ut,
most importance; more 50, perhaps, than
any victory yet achieved by the Uunion
forces. II opens the Tennessee river fol
navigation into Alabama, and already oul
gunbOats have gone up to Florence, cap.
turing guuboat and frightening the
natives out OF The little sense treason has
left them,
Il destroys the communication between
Columbus and Bowling Green, Aanking
the former on the left and the latter on the
right. 1t plants the flag Of the Republic
on the soil Of Tennessee and seals the fate
Of Bnckncr's and Johnson's armies be.
yond redemption. They must retreat or
surrender.
The battle Of Mil Spring was the be.
ginning Of the end of rebellion. Fl. HeL.
ry was the middle. A few more bold
strokes and the final end will be attained
The traitors Of Tennessee aud Alabama
are represented TO te in the utmost con.
s,ernation--atandoring their homes and
property fleeing when no man pursu.
eth.' The panic stricken dogs are reap.
ing the reward of their Grim s.
While this is true of those who arc
rebels at heart, the loyal men of Tennes-
see and Alabama locaed by hundreds to
our boats. exhibiting the utmost enthusi.
asm, and utterirg thel deepest VOWS Of
lSyalIy to tho old flag; two hundred of
them returning with our boats, for the
purpose of joinng our army aud doing
tattle in the cause Of the Union.
Gen. Burnsides took possession Of Ro.
anoke Island. The rebel feet of cunboa,s
10 destroyed or captured, Elizabeth City
sheled end burned-30o rebels killed
(among them o. Jennings Wise and
1000 wounded. Burnsides is said to be
advancing on Norfolk. $500 rebel
prisoners taken. The whole rebel army
at that point with all their equipments.
army stores, DC, havo fallen into our
hands. 1t is reported Gen. Wise was shot
on bis way to Norfolk after the battle.
There has been more fighting at For,
PioEens, but 10 what extent is not known.
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The Legal Tender BilI..-The Prisoners
Commission not to be Received.
WAsBINaToN, Feb. 9,--To correct q
misapprehension about the ibteres, paying
clause in the legal tender bill. Mr.. Rice.
OF Mass, desired an amendment, that the
certificates Of deposit might be funded in
FIVE years seven per cent bonds, with
some annual interest, payable in coin.
Mr.. Stevens consented to the funding.
but objected to the words "in coiu."
Mr.. spaulding, with his own pen, struck
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LATE AND IMPORTANT.

We have received information by gon
tleman JUST through from Virginia OF
significant character. 1t is 10 the follow
ing effect.
a suller was arrested on Wednesda,
last by order Of General Lander. at Cum
berland. and all his stores, goods anc
ehallles, traps and calamilies, " were con
iisrated, lie was detected in giving in.
formation TO tie rebels. lie is now con,
tiued 10 Jail at Cumberland, where he has
formerly resided. 1t is said that he will
be sent 10 Wheeling He was sutler of a
Cavalry regiment; but of what particular
one our informant did not know.
GEN. LANDER's ORDERS.
When the First Virginia Cavalry regi.
ment was about 10 march, General Lander
said Colonel, you must not allow any
Of your men to enter private houses, or in
any way destroy private property. The
penalty will be dsahj and shall hold you
strictly responsible" lie gave tile same
order to ore Of the Ohio Colonsls, who re-.
Piled that he would TRY and keep the
soldiers from doing mischiefr' General
Lander's eye flashed as he answered.
"Sir, | don't order you to try to keep
soldiers from doing mischief but com.
mand you to obey my orders; aud shall
accept no excuse from you, nor any other
Colonel that disoboys them"
TROOPS MOVING.
The Railroads are all busy at work get.
ting cars ready to bring troops (jGly
thousand II is said) from the East, west.
ward; but where from. or where to, our
informant could not tell. The Pennsyl.
vania Central will be ready by tho 10th
TO commence work.
LANDER ADvANcINo.
The latest advices at Cumberland were
that Lander is about twenty miles on the
other side OF Romney; and that General
Banks had moved bis column so as 10 cut
of the retreat Of the rebels. Lander is
said to have about 26 600 men. aud Bsnks
40. 900; while the enclosed rebsl force 10
about %, ,oo0, - o. s. Joarnol.
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GIVE expect highly important news
from Fort pOnnslsOn, Tepp., either to.
day or tomorrow.
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Dissolution Notice.

NToTICE 10 heTebey given that the undeTsigned,
~ undertakers and dealers In cabinet ware, have
mutually dissolved the partnership he feto fore exists
ing between them. All claims due The 1lm will be
neltled with Jesse Outcat. l.B. HALL
Lancaster, Dec. 20. leol.-fo JESSE 0UTcAJ4
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NHARTrY LODGE, No. 7, meets every Monday
~ Evening. 80 '
HOUSEKEEPING ENCAM PMENT, No. %, meets
2dand 9TH Thursday Evening In each month
Lancaster, aprlll2, I66O-2ti 900.
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TIE PURSUIT OF THE REBELS.
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BRILLIANT VICTORY,

Com. Foote'S IOfncial Report.
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Expedition of GuubOats up the River.

MORE CANNON CAPTURED.
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out exception, the clevertst Secretary oil
State that America has ever possessed.
| have read his speeches since was a
child, cl, ar, forcible and full of ho. lie
can talk diplomacy with Lyons. war with
Palmerston. Latin with Russell, Greek
with Gladstone. or Hebrew with Ro,hs.
child. Any one acquainted with the
Secretary can understand the good natuI.
ed joke about Canada, TO the Duke of
Newcastle, That dinner table bandinage
and aclause in his As,or House speech in
lS6O, has furnished the text for all the
libels on his character: "Let Carolina,
let Alabama, let Louisiana, let any State
go out, and You will find Canada and the
Mexican States rushing in to fill the va
csnoy.' That is the extent Of his offend
lng-so far from his being hostile to
England. he has always been just the re.
verse. Cheers. And l believe that
Mr' Adams has already received des.
patch 10 advance Of England's demands,
highly eonciliatOry. which has been he Id
back by The foreign Office from the people
Applause Yes. Mr.. Chairman, it is
all up with the South, have Often read
OF the Wholesale hunting on some lands
the sportsman surrounds the woodland for
miles and beats steadily up to the center
when the rattle Of rifles deals death and
destruction on every side. Applause.
Such is now the Federal policy. No bet
ter analogy can be found than that Of the
Bastils prisoner who was placed in an el.
egant apartment, with light, and fruit,
and flowers. His punishment seemed al
luxury. till one day be imagined that
while the proportions o. the apartmcnt'
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'ULL PARTICULARS OF THE
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ICiicr ana Snlt Ishcum, Scnid Head,
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over two years.
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tfuV gn3oD WcB OF Ghc %OuGIi
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Law ''son nen or shc No"!h
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WIN ,,, ON. 'I ','' '''"''"'"I No'oh',' OF
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I.AatNttNE DEPARTMENT.,
GoLuHr-, September lst lSG2\
70 ne sernal Ccum'ss'oacyg 10 Suycrin.
,oR Dcqtiug
Byrirtue Of the authority given me by
she Secretary Of War; / do hereby cX.
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United States, until the sixteenth (lGth)
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steadily forward in the duty Of hearing
exemptions, passing upon claims that
may bo p csented ani correcting the en-
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Farm for Rent.

TJNHE undersigned desires to ront the farm on
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Dr. Thorton, of Va, great breeder
OF horses, sayst founder may be cured
and tho hors3ft for service the next day,
by giving hims tablespoonful Of alum.
This is certainly an easy aud cheap meth
cd Of getting rid of that troublesome
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