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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-08-01

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. L LII AIN e @ O.,
N ~: ,: .ERs FOR TIE SALE OF NEGROES,
silLoWs' HALL, FRANKLIN STREET.
Nv. RICHMOND, v71G1R1A.
HYg ,iILs sAIEs-PUBLlc AEp PRIVATE.
" go oeE strietstt attention 10 the business en-.
A.sr' s' % u, md VIII >answsr all eonn1aiestioas
Atrs1a /. each Depot. Julyle
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EIcaAoEp, July ~, lseo
:5::-: t:.p:Es.t
;. =
i - e=2!oyesssf Railroad Companies are au,ho-
f.: .,ree;sd 10 examine The passes and furloughs
;-'!us over their roads, and 70 arrest all de-
u. A.: Pe-soas absent without leave from the Army
:,- ley z.ay Go found uAid roads, aud TO delivo
a. Seer Of tho army the most convenient Sta
-, .s!.s them II jail sod report their names and
49,, "a ia- Adjuaut and Inspector General, Rich
-: dollars will be paid for all deserters delr
e: :: 2t;scE aad fifteen dollars for each dsSeuer
-. al. 10 allowance will be made for the ex-
- 4 -?FI-t"usion and transportation. AL Iailors
r.I.-. !r-,,:s:s a:o requested 10 dstsn them.
s'aslusat D! 80 reeTet1ry Of War,
...e:i COOPER,
a;.|i* Adlciaut and IuspeetoNasaerai.
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LIFE INSURANCE! LIFE INSURANCE !!

LIFE INSURANCE.! LIFE INSUKAELL!!
Mutual bETEFIr COMPANY
: O6SEs paid In Virginia over t21T'n
I L,.,.s paid ~ Richmond AgeLcy cv-I --Q.o
Tnis Company pays dividend while you I've Amounts
paid IL ds3,dends 10 January Isl, lsSa. slle!S.7 :,
IL hss PAID To-. sss by death, sc u" %
Set accu rls,ioa dividends sEi plsd, ayIs9 -
Dividend January let, ls3s ~ pc. GEEK.
e HaI the preEiuu may DO pIidia noto al esa'.
In;y ~ KNOWLES & wALPokD.
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uIiIl: u!.:' / SlTT. -. CENTRAL RA!LEuAp,,
Ir. 80, i:t.. !
q - a.I Aft. FIiGKsD,Y the .itL list, the rr".sh,
~ tn wIii u..rl: he N;rsia,a CeGIsl
IL!lr,.i II. y. WlilTCuGBE
J"g"S Gem Sept.
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INSURANCE NOTICES
OLD noMInIoy INSURANCE COMPANY.

CAPITAL T.Oy,lSH).
UrFIcI--12 MAS rrEEEr, csDSA ST. cEikLHs n"1gL.
Teili- G"pary.. now PREPARED 10 receive aprc-!t"as
= tor FIFE AEp NAkI%E INSURANCE OH favorable
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.-g---.l- WAR DEPARTMENT,
=. .-T.'. .IP Inspector GHSEEAL's OFFICE,
EIcaAoEp, July ~, lsto.
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COOKS Assss.; "a :;ss
b. s.A u ~ qHsaiAR1 psrgRsns Co.: Dr1ss.-..
joy .nrl quality q sssy , VIy AZ.
Il G-xen Tea, s-d siso 7o'' ~ O. CHAM,
81 So. E1ehaoes D
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sLAVE .IIsugAIcK.
TIE ALBEMARLE INSURANCE COMPANY,
,vI,PJ 0TTESVlLLE VIRGINIA,

ENSURE Slaves one Of yesTr, d; a. "- is'es
1 M nnfrty uoi rccur!ty Will udmit OF;
lJElc,---.;u $50 Maiu street, RichnJ.d
KNOWLES e WhLFO.D, As:Gt'.
Ir p ". HANCOCK, Medical Examiner.
or OiScr hour--l0 o'clock A. n F"t ~
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E:AD,., .agsg> DgpARr'T OF HRNGlco.

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'lt "p''' U" d. Ir 81 'E!e
Cpruaa?, b-t%rc- r.4u oi ~ T., II, aul
Aui ., l.. NJ
We .sII IL III; d. I soldiers tickets
J. Il. wnopCrCE.
"oJ'i r.: s4i Ticket Agent. j.. :. = X. IL CO.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-05-29

should come down, II the Southern
planters trust 1t to the Fsdsrals, sufficient
will doubtless be got relisvelths manu-.
(acturers, but If they remove or destroy
their stocks, or refuse 10 liring them down,
il is hard 70 say what was gained
lby the capture Of New OrlesEs.s The
capture is crediIAble 10 the skill Of the
North, and is also an item in the revenge
of the Federals; but if the city is now to
he blockadel on tho land side by the Con.
federsies the gain will not be much by
the mitigation of the blockade.
In another articls the Times says II is
vain 10 deny the importance Of the event,
bnt if the Southerners mean what they
say in their loud talking, which the Times
rather questions, they can never be con,
qpered. r.'
The Herald declined 10 believe tie fall
but admits that il true it would be sig
nal triumph for the North 's-'', '''l i
TIE Morning Post also doubis it, and
thinks if confirmed It viii not seriously
affect the fortunes Of either party al,
though a serious loss TO the South
II says the utter hopelersuess Of the strnS
gle is mole apparent al each successive
stage. ,...'~, I.
The Daily News says there is no good
reason for doubling the capture, and re-
CARDS il Of great Importance. Il highly
euogizes the consummafe tRill displayed
by tie North in the matter,
The news per the City Of New York
was received just before the Kangaroo ltf
,Livlr rpool. and Of course GlspelIed al
doubts.
The impression prevailed ID Manches
tier, that The event would bring, forwart
some cotton. 1t was reported that Coun
r. [Petsigny was suddenly ordered from Pari
10 London. 1t IS supposed on the missi
relative to the steamer Economist with 80t
bales Of cotton and 400 barrels OF rosin
which arrived at Liverpool from Charles
itn. Speculations continue relative t,
Mercier's visit to Richmond, but nothin!
reliable. The, opipione National assert
that it merely had Feferc nee to Frencl
tobacco, '..asn tsay> & .f.l sj1, z
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-05-29
Legal Notice.
JONATHAN Needles ana lcarol,r

JONATHAN Needles and Caroline Needles his
~ wl1e, OF Marion, lowp and, JAr,es A, Cook and
nancy Sook his wife, ofLnn county, Iowa, will inke
notice that on January 23d Ie0e Rachel Fenstamak-
er'widow, and the children Of George W, Beneta-
maker, dec filed In the CLERK Office OF the ConrtoC
Common Pleas OF Fairfield county, Ohio, agpinst
mem and The children and heirs OF William Fensta-
maker late ofsad county dee., their petition. aIIef
ng as 10 them, that said William died seized Of the
FOLLOWING described land In said county viz: So
mhch oiihe west halfof section No. 81, townshipt6
NV range aslies north ofthe original chanpelpf
walnut Creek supposed 10 contain $50 acres. That
ohsMyl6 10, 1s47, said George w. and jacob Feista-
maker began proceedings In said oourt again st all
me o'ner children OF said William, eSceM Csihafine
n,sn, VINO before that time, had with berAhpsbahd,
conveyed TO them her interest theren) his widow,
!or inc partition Of said premises. the same being
lheieh erroneously described as in section 20. and
sncn proceedings were had therein that said George
w. ahd Jacob Fenstnmaker bought the came ntspubhe
sale, That afterwards said Jacob assigned hisInier.
est 10 SAID purchase to said George W.; and after-
wards the said Caroline Needles by her maiden ame
CS,n5Ine rensamaker, attempted 10 convey, to tho
shld george W. her interest IN said premises by
dead defeeiivey executed having but one atiesiihx
tlheSS lereio' and afterwards the said Nancy Cook
! 1y her maiden name Nancy Fenstamake or by deed
1ui eSeeuled conveyed her Interest therein 10 tho
dlea lestae, and by his will duly probated deyiAad
sald premises 10 his said widow for life with remain,
der IN fee to his said children That the said George
w never received any conveyance for the same. and
'ne whole amount OF the purchase money having been
paid tho plaintiffs pray that eaid defendants nav be
urderedio convey sad premises to said Rachel fr life
remainder to said children of said George W . and In
ueldut ihereofthat the same may be ordered TO be
missioner Of the Court. ~ - ~
Said dcfendanisare further notified that they, arc
required to answer domur 10 said netitIon on or be-
Iore inc third Saturday amer the Goth day ofMaY
next. JOHNS RRlSRR'
,.4,, =. 80. Attorney for PlainuHs:
|
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-05-29
Sale of Lnnds hv 0rhnr na nAn..

TN Pursuance Of an order of tho Court o fCommon
pieas IN and for the county ofFairneld. and State
OF Oho the undersigned Executor OF the last win
OF Hannah Levering. deceased, will on
Monday, the end day OF June, 1Se2,'
at O'Clock p NJ, at tho Door Of the Court House, In
lancaster In said county sell by public auction to-
the highest bidder the following parcels OF Real Ra-
tale' situate In said county, toswit: FeD
Tweniy.sixnnd two.thirds acres out the tact Of
and sci on to John b. lowering In the partition OF the
lands OF Hannah Lowering, deceased which Is record
edln BOOK No. 2b, page 404, &c., OF the Record Of
eens o. said county which s6S acres are part e fhe
South West qnartor OF section in to wnsh n n OF
range 10, bounded by beginning nj a ston, n, tbs
road, eighteen chains and forty links north from ihe
south wodcorner ofsaid section; thence south sixty.
SuriuegEees east twelve chains and eighty -four links
Wence noIth eighty seven and half degrees, cash
twelve chains and eight links thence north thirteen
chAlns and seyentytwO links; thence aouth eighty
iouf degrees west twenty.three ohaina and eiShtS.
our links to the section line; thence sonth six chains
ana one linkto the beginning.
Appraised al S45 per acres. Il Fr,.f.t 2 e.s-.
Aiso twenty acres out ofthe tract ofand set on Ia
Marls Lowering In said PARTITION which 20 acres arc
part OF We South half orsectloa q In township lfof
range ", bounded by beginning at the north west
corner OF said tract set OF 10 said MArs Lcyernr:
thence north eighty degrees cast chains
andNNy-seyen links; thence south thirteen chains
anu elgnhve links; thence south seventy three and
0he-naI degrees west three ehans and sixty
inks thence south eighty seven and a half degrees
westten chnlns and thirty mine hukr; thence foYth
hree and oneorlh degrees, west thirteen chains and
seyeniy'three linkt TO the beginning. W ~
appraised al $50 per acre.f ow az Pt
Terms Of sale :-one-third the purchase money in
hand one third In and the balance On two years
win interest on deferred payments from the das OF
vaine, l DEE NiIf7l III SET'-r -
Dated this is day Of May, a. P. 1859. ,,,n,
Executor Of the last will Of Hannah ,doe.
so.,. "a HpSTER & DAuoREErr, Aitys. y
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-05-29
The Federal RepuI.e at From, Royal.

BALTIMORE, May s5.--Duiring the day
one hundred persons were knocked down
10 different parts Of the city. In one OF
two cases ropes we,o brought out and
preparations male for hsnging PARTIES to
lamp posts. Two men were stabbed, but
no, dangerously. Among those attacked
was Robert McLsno. late Minister to Mex.
leo, who was saved by the police. '.t
Two members Of Ken!ey's regiment
have arrived in the city. They report
that they were attacked by a large caval.
ry force under Ashty, and several regi.
ments OF infantry. ' -@ fta-aa.aT
Tie eight commenced at ne o'clock.
aud continued ill night, when the infant
ry succeeded 10 surrounding them, Tn,
drst fight and repuse took place cas-, o
the Shenandoah, and finding the force TOT
great. he retreated TO the west side, de
stroying the princi al bridges.
| On the west side Of the river he mad
another stand, and Knapp's battery NOW
ed the rebels down with shot and grape
They fred IN all nearly two hundre
rounds Henley received q mu.ket she
in the neck during the 6rst attack. bu
continued on horseback until the close Q
the day. when he was placed ia an am
bulance perfectly exhausted. ''f'
Tie last 6ght took place abou, fou
! miles this sida Of Front Royal, his eifo,
being to fall back 10 order, expecting rt
ipforcemen's momen,arily from Genor,
Banks.
, A mombcr Of Knapp's battery who o,
capped says the Maryland regiment fougi
brayely. and that Col. Henley led thei
frequently to bayouot charges.
, lilo also says that on the third approar
! ! Of Asbby h. displayed white flag unit
! within pistol range, when Col. Kenley OF
dered TO cease firing, and tho enemy rusl
ed on our troops, cutting and slashin
} and refusing all qdNter, Lieut.. Colont
Dushane and MAJOR Miller, are both re
ported wounded and prisoners.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-05-29
pIa Victims Of RheumaGisni foad tIlii.

OLrARposr. Fairfield co., Juae 4, 1867.
DR.. CIV. RobAcn, No. G. East Fourth
street, Oudinnati. O.-Dsdf Eir;-This
spring l hited u work on farm daring
the summe5 butt became severely afiiiCt-
ed with RheumatisrA. and II disablsd me
so much THAT i was conipelled % quit
work. After being coh6nedtO my room
for some time: proCsEsd ~ yoss sssats
at this place, Messers. Abbott q Sons. .
bottle OF your Scandinavia Blood Puri6-
er and q box Of your Blood Pilld, and af-
Ter the use oflIem I was restored 70 per-
feet health. One bottle of your Blood
Purifier and one boz Of your BioSd Pills
performed perfect cure. Being satisG-
cd that it is an invaluable remedy, Isent
5 oui this io-be published. Ifryou think
proper, that others sipilafiy affected maF
have the benefit Of my experience: y -
SILAS SPRINGER
| E9-See advsrtisenent,, 1ftf IL
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-05-29
News from EurOpe--The Capture Of
New OrleR ms ms it loOks Abroad,

GREAT BRITAIN.-rhs news Of the cap.
ture Of New Orleans was received By the
Canada, and was the occasion Of much
surprise and considerable disbelief, put
coming from Southern sources il was gen.
orally agreed there was no room for doubt.
II produced no influence on the cotton
market. The London Times says il is q
hard blow for the South, and triumph
for the North. another proof that the
North can do more harm to the Confeder.
ates than the Confejerates can do them.
The Times asks how it will effect Eng.
land. II tsays the American Ministers at
London and Paris are told TO assure the
governments that plans arc being matur-
ed for q mitigation Of tie blockade, aud
the promise made from time 70 time in
Paris for some weeks past. as We can well
understand, was the most sincere of the
Federal Government. II lhs Federals
possess New Orleans, there is, Of course,
an end tothe blockade Of that city, There
is only one thing wanting that cotton
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-05-29

This enumeration Of troops includes all
in tie SHvice Of the Oon!cderacy, those
at minor points near being Included.
Even Il these troops could be depended
on the rebel leadprs would not despair.
But they are convinced that disaT. ction
has pAralyEed Ghe arms OF more than half
the treops enumerated above Beaure
gaEd's iroops. they think. will fight well
and 90 will those under ia kslun, and
those opposed to Mcdowell, near Freder.
icksburga hut they have 90 confidence in
those under Johnston. or those in Alabama
And they are sA,isfsd that Mobile, Swan. !.
nah and Charlssion will fall before the
end Of juno. E..... ~. =. -
3 Because the destruction of the
steamer Merrimnc aud the loss of Nor.
tolk take from them oil hope of naval suo
ceases. upon which they so confidently
relied. ,.,., III. -
s. Because oil hope Of foreign aid o,
recognition in any shape 10 now noccssa
Tily abandoned. -0,7
!Ohuencsd by these and other oons;d,,
a"VhsI nhu Vy 'eaEs VI the wrath 10 ooms
she read lsaders. il is said. are serionsl,
sidering the exp dirpoy Of dinbaod,no
the armies now IN che field, IN hopes hn,
BY ding 20 they may avert from ,hoi
own heads the puoisbmsut that now hang
over them, IL is said that a p,opoei,io,
70 tina etieei passed through .Genersl Mo
peEell's liuesto day, on IT'S way to Wash
ingen ".
Aeoshsr account elsies that a certsi,
te'IelGyHeral, ambitIous 10 play the rod
Of General Monk. is willing t. ssire jeII
Da'is himself. and bring him in a caue I,
Ws.llineton. provided that the same os,
Dc done with YAncey. Toombs and VIC
iaii. believing thai. II juslics can be don, n
70 ihese ireilors, the offended msies,v q
the Federal Government will be sSfscI. n,
y yindicased, and that The +nagnauimi,,
ofths Govdfhmont will hen be displavs.
iasn arnbebty to the res, Of the eoa,her,
people, who will gladly return 10 ,hei
allegince.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-05-29
Affairs In Baltimorc.--The Secesh Pu,
Through.


BALrIMoRE, May 90 Baltimore stree!
from Oalvcr' to Holiday, is crowded this
morning The,e is considerable excl Q.
men,. The crowd is chasing obnoxious
people. ard occasionally beating some. -
The people are demanding the display Of
the flag from ali the newspaper Offices aud
public buildings All have complied sx
oept The News sheet, which Office IL clos
ed a nd abandoned. .' "
The excitcmen. is fearful. and promi,
neh' A. secessionisls have disappeared from
the streets.
The military have aRen no part in these
trarsac lions.
a recruiting Office has just been open
Cd in Baltimore street. displaying n far
bearing the inscription. Recruiting. F,rSl
Mary land Avengers"
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-05-29
Military Possession of IN. R,,,,ooa.

WAsnINoroN, May 25.-Orderod BY
virtue Of the authority vested by an ac.
OF Congress. the President took military
possession Of all the railrdadS in the Uni.
ted States from aud after this date until
'urther ordered. and directs that the 70.
sPee'iys railroad companies, their officers
aud servants, shall hold themselves ID
seaainsss for the transportation Of troops
ana munitions ofvar as may be ordered
oy the military authorities TO the exclu.
sion y Of all other buaines. Byordsr Of the
Sscrelsry ofofwar. sT
lsigpsdl N. 9, MEIGs
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-05-29
Banks Safe Across tho Potomac.
HEADQUARTERS, Beyond MARrIssBuRo }
Mnp 2h n Al = Al I

""J ~V-U'FV Z : M
"a prisoner, captured this afternoon,
says the rebcl force Ia our rear is to lie
strengthened-that their purpose is to
enter Maryland at two points, Harpot's
Ferry and Wiliamsport. He coLfrms all
We lave heard in regard 10 the rebel force
We all passed tho Potomac safe, men,
trains and all, after making march Of
,hirty.6v miles.
[siSnrdl Mp. BANKS,
Major General.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-05-29

nj oTIcE ishcfeby given that the undersIsnea ma,
been duly appointed administrator Of The Rstate
OF George Holtesman. All persors having claim.
aeanst said estate will present them for seIe nfent
and al pereone indebted 10 said estate must max
Immediate payment. JAMRs sTfNsnN
May 9, 1S6923W6 fgFE N-iSy -fN''s
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-05-29
FROM M,CLELLAN,s COMMAND.
Within Five Niles Of RicAmond--Prof,
loves Balloon Rsooaaoisancss- I'm.
portant Diseoveries--A Nsw of Tie
Streets Of tie Rebel City, -Probabte
Early Occupation ofa6y our Forces.
ON CHIcKAuoMISY RIVER, WITHIN J.
FIVE MLLEs OF RICHMOND,

Our advanced force under command Of
Gen. Stoneman is now within five miles Of
Richmond, measuring by straight line.
By. way Of the road the distance is 10
creased two miles. Our force has not
ye. crossed the river, but will probably
do 30 tomorrow. 90"
Prof. Lowe. accompanied by General
Stoneman, made balloon ascension this
morning. The mos, satisfactory results
attended the reconnaissance. The posi-
tion oi the enemy was ascertAined TO be
on the other tide Of Rirhmond q The
baggage aud supply trains belonging to
the rear guard otthe retols we're seen
moving from the river toward Richmond.
Only a small force remained between us
and TIE rebel city. '.
The eight guns which we're visible on
the other side of the river yesterday have
been removed. 1t is thought they are
concealed behind an ambuscade near the
bank.
Prof. Lowe made another ascension la.
ter in the day, and could zee distinctly
the buildings and streets Of RichmoOd.
lie could also observe people walking a.
bout the streets, and even groups At the
corners, apparently watching the balloon.
Every movement Of the rebel army was
noted. and much valuable information
gathered, a full report Of which was sent
to Gen. Mcclellan.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-05-29
R9GpnH Nnhnnn

NOTICE Is hereby given TO aITwhons II inay con.
cern, mat AZ the next Session Of tbe CommIs-
Moners o. Fairfield County TO be held ID June neIt,
mere VIII be presented petition praying for The o..
Mpnshmenl ofthe following described County Road,
Fairheld county. Ohio, near George PoskeVs Mil,
who're me Etna Road intersects Ike old State Road:
thence In strait line through the Iands oI Henry
Doty loa point who're the road lately estabshed oi,
the petition of said Henry Dotyand oheTs interseets
the old State Road from Newark TO OiEcIostlie and
ihsre 70 terminate. MANY PETlTloNERs.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-05-29
a9AY ER'Sa
CATHARTIC
PILLS. /.

Are you SICK, 1eeDlei ana
compiRinfng' Arc you out u
order, with your system do-
ranged, and your feelings IN.
coInfortablei These symp-
toms are often the prelude to
serious Illness. ?. Some ut Of
sickness iscreeping upon you,
aud should be aFerted BY 4
timely use Of the right rem,
edy. Take Ayers Pills, and
cleanse out the disordered hu-
mors purify the blood, and
let the huids move onlunob-
strueted In health again,
| They stimulate the functions
Of tie body into vigorous aeI
!, tivity, purify the system from
a. -A.k.tI. Lt.Is 1919
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-05-29


ATTl9 yOuna lheu of Fairfield counl
" are again called TO arms. The Divis-
sJS of General Banks having been
weakened by the withdrawal Of the COM
usuds Of Generals shields' and Blenker.s
reduced 10 haas than 5000 effective meu,
has besS overwhsImsd aud driven across
the Potsmas. By this movement the enemy
have eaissas,hs par,ia; sc6ntrOl Ofthe B.
d OR. r., a6d are il a position 10
shres,eS ana iihpsril ihe Federal Capital.
The authorities have issued call for
more troops--ehieay 10 do garrison du'y
relieving the disciplined noOPs.who have
IbeeS heretofore lied down and ena-
bldg tsem tojoin their brethren in the
field. The Governor Of Ohio has called
upop SFaifGeld 'Couu,y to furnish her
Qdota. Three hundeed able bodied young
men areswan,ed fot9o days. We hope
and believe they viii be forthcoming y
Tie rebeliion has reaahsd its crisis,
Defeated. overwhelmed, panic stricken
and disg,aced; their coast blockaded or
10 our possession. their resources ialling,
Insf army demorsl,zed and deserling,
theaiensd and pressed on al SIDES by
victorious forces, theb sock BY dash and
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-05-29

RNow that the Mefiimsc 10 destroy.
%, thS ssbel nASy Is reduced 10 one s,sa.
n'r' shs Nashville, end one tug, the tug
efNasg as saFfas felI ssr
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-05-29
iHTEREsTING REPORTS FROM RICH.
.,.'..,s, IA MQND. San ...,,

The Rs1N Zsodsss Losisg Confidence =
+ StragM X 90 Dvy,ni. ,RsSa, Com
uaadszA Rr6ssj General Ready 10 In
itafaa GeaesaI ,Aonk. s,5f5i ~ as