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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-05-08

CHANGE OF TIaE,--Thc running time
on the G. w. g. q Railroad las been
changed. The train going cas-, arrives
sti9 O'Clock snd As MINUTES. Tie train
from GAINESVILLE at 10 45. See time ia
-ll.L tfqagN-R ,E{esU ,'3i1 r '"f Ei
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EE Wa invite attention 10 The adver'
tisemcnt of s. A. K1sTLER. Esq, in an.
other column. He offers his services Tor
tie collection ofBack Pay, Bounty, PEN
sions. &C., due deceased soldiers. Also
to his professional card 10 be found else
where in to Gays paper,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-05-08

EyR- member the Circus to morrow.
It will make its appearance about ten
O'Clock. 9 " &
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1MxTT1tn zzs.

TnRushsille, Nay ed, 1869, al tho 70
sidence oftbe brides father, by, The Rev.
D. Mann. Mr.. GEon0E B. Book and Mies
VraGiErA LEWIS.
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Attachment Notice.

Joseph BraLcll against John NJ .Sockdalo and james
... - ...h Stockdale his agent.
DEF0RER r A. Yontz, J.P. Of walnut township,
ID Fairfield county, Ohio. On the 9th day Of March
A. u. 1869, said JusRcc issued Order Of attachment
in the above action for the of 500 30 ceuts aud
SIS the probable cost Of hisacti''n.
April3, Is62.- ave. JOSEPH RRAzELt.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-05-08

FIRE.--A Gts broko out in the roof of
the Brewery al the foot Of Main Street
on Monday last. bat the flames wersex
,inguished with bu, little damage 10 the
building. ~ --n -
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Ian caster. April IL, 1909.

Estate or Deacon whitaker, Dec.
NToTlCEis IL hereby given that the nnde rsigned has
been duly appointed dninistrntrix. with the will
Esnexcd Of the hstae OF beacon Whitaker deceased.
All persons having claims against said estate viii
present them for settlement aud all persons indebr
edlo s'dd estate must I'M he immediate pay mrrt
RAG Hell WHITAKER.
April II. I-Ga-3w4t
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Daily Cincinnati Gazette.

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Adminsstrntor,s Noticc.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has
' been duly appointed aud qualified admins
traitor Of lhe Estate Of Ellzabeth Erck, deceased. -
All persons having caims sgaihst said estate will
prcsenI them lly authenticated according 10 law IL
the undersigned, and AL Tersons indebted to said
estate will please coma forward and make immcd.
ate payment. EMANUEL ERlCK, ldmr.
April 10, lsGa-3w3
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nRITuARY.

DIED on the bafile fold Df Shiloh.
Tennessee, April GIb, ls0s, a member Of
Company Z 4G h Regiineu,0.K.N NJ. bav.
ing been wounded by bail, hen b.yonet.
ed Sergeant BRSJAaIY +. IlAssos. aged
&c yeats, 7 months aud Q dn,sf Funrral
ssrvi cS were thelt IN lbor Grossg Road
Church in Pieasauttown-hip Abriiis7rb.
where the occasion was improved fy the
Rev. Kunz. Of .Baliimorc, By DISCOURSE
from the 39th PEalra.4 II Eefse.g The ia
ceased leaves aiwid9w. ten cbilIren. (lhe
eldest sou now 10 his county, = ,scr.ire.
one ,br0hOrJ 10. Ohio. aad W. b,orEers
and three sistets in ,Pcuhsylyaha Tbus
'lcll another OF Otio's brave heroes in 6pe
.of lis coun,ry's most terrible struggles.
vt his codntry's second cal. lie did not
cyince his patriotism ly sanding and
cnquiring like bhBbling part'zans, "wfo
brought on tho war; but as true lover
Of his home 'ant country, rushed to IT..
Eescue. .sa ... ,..
DEP, in the defence Of his country at
Pitt,burg Landing, TeFuessee. Ap,il7b,
1869, Eli SgARrz, a member Of the 4Gh
Regiment, o. V.M The deceased lpayes
wife and three children with an exten.
sive circle Of fIiends atlsrlel 10 lin by
the closest lies Of intimacy andtrcnislip
During se'eral years, and up TO tho time
of his death, be lived a consisiant chris
tiap, epnd, was instrumental in Winning
soulslQ Christ As citizen lie vas re,
cogrizcd as noble champion in the De.
fence Of truth and morality. lie like
many otkSr'Sravo men, sacrificed comfort,
quietude, an! all the endearmcnts Of an
agreeable wife and home for the love of
country. 'e, i' | %
.ggi1i.s,9 a,ptt ..'.. ,g ss~-..a..l .t,.
Our herJ forsook hi. dear wife and his home,
To the callDt bis country be willingly Hrd
Aid he fought by the side Of Che Young and the brave
Who through pure love Of country, lhei lfvs blood
have shed.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-05-08

Forever dear Lizzie we will sorrow with thee,
FOi the loss OF a husband and soldier so brave,
Who left thee. hls children aud comforts to :aTe
The Union and Laws OIL good and Tue brave,
II. q, LElB.
DIED In this city, April 10Th, 1862 CLAR4 ,daugl.
tel OF John aud Eliza ID ulabaugh, aged six years aud
twenty Two days.
The following Iinesar written by request, aud aI-
dressed to the bereaved parents.
by MRS. A. II. DWELLING.
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Our hero forsook hi. dear wife and his home,
To the callDt his country be willingly nrd
Aid he fought by the side Of the Young and the brave
Who through pure love Of country, Ihei lifos blood
have shed.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-02

From Fortress Monroe.
ACCOUNTS OF THE MERRIMAC.
BALTIMORE. March 26.

~ BALTIMORE, March 26.
The Fortress Monroe correspondent
Of the Baltinsoyeon gives the report of
two contrabands relative to the condition
of the Merrimac.
She returned to Norfolk with six feet
of water in her. Six steamers towed
her, and it was feared at first that she
would 60 down before the pumps could
be rugged on board. Her fires were ex-
tinguished shortly after hauling from the
Monitor. rx ~
These contrabands positively assert
the death of Capt. Buchanan, and that
ofthe Lieutenant in,oommand on Sunday,
and seven seamen. and number woun-
ded. They positively assert the death
and burial of both Possibly Lieutenant
Miner, her second officer, and not Jones
is meant.
The Monitor stands out in the roads
this side of Sewell's Point, with steam
up ready for action. The greatest conf
dence is felt in the result. She is in fine
condition. ..
1t is rumored that Yorktown, Or a
considerable portion Of it, is burned. A
large fire was visible in that direction on
Sunday night.
4 large fire was also seen to-day in
the neighborhood of Newmarket bridge,
which seemed to be quite extensive.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-02
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, March 26.
The Worlds special says an individu-
al by the name of Pollock reached here
to-day, having come from Culpepper
county, Va, near where the rebel army
now lies. He is known in Washington
rs reliable and intelligent man. Mr.
Pollock states that in the vicinity from
which he came there is g local insurrec-
ton among the white people who are
bitter in opposition to the rule of Jeff
Davis.
The people, he says. feel that the rebel
cause is hopelesslv lost, since the retreat
from thor stronghold at Manassas. Tho
rebel defeat at Winchester has also de-
pressed them, though every effort has
been made to conceal the bad news from
the public, and that portion of the army
which were not engaged in the fight.
He doubts if the rebels will stand if they
arc attacked at Gordonsyile.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-02
THE FUTURE oF SLAVERY.

The New York Times, which IS de-
eidedIy conservative on the slavery ques-
ton, thus gives its views Of the future of
the institution
"The influence of slavery in the
North has beca destroyed BY the rebel
hon-and it is in the North. with its
corrupt political leaders and implicitly
following masses, that slavery has found
its strongest bnlwarks. All that has
passed away. The prestige of slavery
its political power, with which bare
wand it, like The foul enchanter, Comus,
could 'unthread our j'ints and crumble
all our sinews, lis snatched from lis
hand, while its magic cup, from which it
poured the draughI of prefernent to be-
wilder the senses Of even some Of the
greatest among us, is shattered forever.
The Object for which the republican par
ty WIS formed has been attained. The
slave power is driven forever from the
administration of the government of
these United States. Who can doubt it,
when he sees an incumbent of the presi-
dental chair who dares TO speak of sIay-
ery otherwise than with bated breath
and whispered humbIeness,' and who
boldly declares that It is The duty Of the
government 10 initiate emancipation 2
Who can doubt it. when he sees sGch Il
declaration accepted universally at the
North, as the work of patriotic and
sensible man-the few who take the
contrary ground being hardly enough to
make diseerd in the general burst of
appreciation!
. Slavery, in fact, is doomed, in what
ever way the war is carried on. We
owe it no good will, It's life has been
oiious, and its death will be as grateful
TO the nation as was that Of the Oh
Man Of the Sea to SiDbad. We have
no idea that the war viii be carried on
SO as to please every ore. but we have
no doubt that, in the end, every one
vii! see, and be glad to see, that, how
ever carried on, it IS. to use the words Of
n clear headed thinker, though not an
anti-slayery war, yet a war oati-
slayerv.'"
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-02
WESTERN SOLDIERS.

The western men fight like heroes.
Old soldiers and new recruits are alike
in earnest, and almost equally efficient in
tie battlefield. One Of tho regiments
that stood the bravest ard suffered the
most at Fort Donelson, had been organ
led in less than q month, and was raw
in everything but stern heroism. The
officers Of these men have no doubt Of
their courage. They know that at any
hour they can be led against the cnemy's
batteries. No long period Of prcpara-
ton is required to make them fit to fight
for their country. And so the men glo-
riously Justify tho confidence of til cir
leaders.
AS yet, tue great achievements Of the
war have mainly been the work Of
western men. Their advance reminds
us of Mr.. Webster's saying, that one
OF these days it would ram bullets down
the Mississippi. We trust, however, that
the men of the east may soon have large
opportunities to prove themselves Of ,he
same manly stock. AS the history of
the conflict now stands, the glory of
lofty daring and of noble deeds for free
dom are not equally divided between the
two sectons.-N Y. Tribune.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-02
CEa RACTEss 0Et THE,
GENTEIEHEAN
l have stated already that the ferbear-

4
ing use of power is the sure attribntoof
the gentleman; indeed, VIC may say that
power-physieal, moral, pnrely social, or
po.itical---is one Of the touchstones OF
genuine craftsmanship. The power
which the husband has over bis wife, in
which he NAV be unkind to her; the
father over his children; the old over the
Young; and the young over the aged !;
Tie strong over the weak; the officer
over his men; the master of a vessel
over his hands; the magistrate over the
citizen; the employer over the EN-
ployed; the rich over the poor; the edu-
Gated over the unlettered; the expert
enced over the confding; the keeper of
a secret over him whom it touches; the
gifted over tho ordinary man; even the
clover over the silly,-the forbearing and
inolfensiye use of all this power or au
thority, or toi.l abstinence from it
where the case admits it, will show the
gentleman in plain light,
Every traveller knows at once whether
4 gentlemanly OF rude officer is searching
Lis trunk. But the use of power does
not only form touchstone; even the
manner in which an individual enjoys
certain advantages over the other Is q
test. No gentleman can boast Of the
delights OF superior health in the pres
ence of languid patient, or speak Of
great luck in the hearing Of man bent
by bnbitual misfortune. Let tho man
who happily enjoys the advantage CT q
rurc and honest life speak of it TO Il
fellow being, and you will soon see
Hhether he be, in addition to bis homes
ty, q gentleman or not. The gentleman
does not needlessly and increasingly re-
main an offender of wrongs he may have
committed against him. He can not
only forgive, but he can forget; and he
strives for that noblencss Of soul and
manliness of character which impart
sufficient strength TO let the past be tru-
" past. lie will never use the power
which the knowledge of an otfense, q
false step, or an unfortunate exposure Of
weakness gives him, merely to enjoy the
power of Illuminating his reighbor. A
truo man of honor feels humble himself,
when he cannot help humbling others
Or. Licber.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-02
NOTICE

For Proposals to Construct s;d.,,
city Of Prescoa 9"''"'lb IA
NOTICE is hereby given that tb.o /
~ Council of the city of pres sne Coae,
ceive bids until 10 O'Clock v o os> q Vii
of March, 1862, for construcf;n~a IN, !, 5ls
ing described sidewalks accord, ne fe.l,
lowing prescribed pIan-that is '' ta otdt
the established grade on the Pas, 10 10 say
Street in sail citv If Prescott II sue Of Rs
following described lots or Darts la - t'9.t II
ing thereon, being lots numbered ~ ona ,o =, 5'
(2) and south halt Of seven, IA ? ;n} IN
and lot numbered one, Ql and nd I'M II, ,otes
lot number two, (2) in block D. a, "a. , sst
also. on the west side of said Re- o' Sald atp
front of the following described '@ 1'. s'eet
oflots fronting on said street leu 'oS u =.
bered nine (9) and ten (l0l in L l.g los q,
city. Also, on tie establisbo5I 80 W., oia
north side of Kinickinic street. r. 'f f. o.
numbered one 81 in Block B y" A ioo'
established grade on the east SD inv; ., %
Street, in said city, in front Of 0 tl Of tn
described lots fronting on said So l2'l,T
lots numbered one ~. three r., ' fonr eso
(6). seven y and eight rs1 IN IL i b,. ~ d
said city; also, on the establ;sbad o. oloeN b
South side OF Orange Street, in sa; @pe o; On d
front of the following described lo l,u cll{.'
on said Street being lots nnro WIS Tohtl1
[81 and nine [9l in block +. A1SH eng
established grade on the north sideof SAN ~ y
ange Street, in said city, in front Of 't 2a !,
lowing described lots fronting on said w " D.
being lots numbered one ri and s;xtao avn. =,
in block ID, and lot numbered eleven rI,ii y
block c. in said city. Said SIDEWAYS !, !
completed on or before the 30th dav NJ l..
1862 and to be each constructed res
ly in the following lnanner-that is d ,'I
pine plank, to be not less than TX ip,s.
thickness said plank to be laid crossr.,
the street on which the sidewalk is In
such sidewalk to be eight feet wide, The l.
to be laid on stringers, which shall We i.
ling two inches in thickness By six inc9s
width, and to be laid crosswise of said nj.
and said stringers to be not to exceed tIr
two inches apart, and not less than four :,
gers abreast under such sidewalk, and i
be done under the direction of the street ;.
missioner of tho second ward of said cir
Separate bids for parts or portions Of
above described sidewalks will be cons,ls
Bids to be sealed and left with The
Clerk on or before ID o'clock NJ. Of n,
3Ist. 1862.
This ordinance shall be published on:
week for two weeks.
J. NJ. WHlppLE, Nav
W. T. HATCH, Clerk.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-02

EVANSVILLE, March q

EVANSVILLE, March q.
A terrible. accident occurred on the
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad,
three miles north of Chicago, last even
ing. The first passenger car in a section
of Col. Barstow's regiment train
broke an axle, and three cars were
smashed up. Three soldiers were killed,
seven drowned, three or four badly
wounded, and several cut and bruised.--
The accident was unavoidable. No Off
GERS hurt so far as can be learned.
CHICAGO, March 81.
An accident occurred at midnight to
the special train from GAINESVILLE, with
the Sd Wisconsin cavalry, five miles from
this city, on the Northwestern Railroad.
The accident was caused by the break
ing of an axle. The 9th car was wreck
ed by cars from behind running into it.
Ten soldiers were killed, three seriously
wounded, and number slightly wound
ed. The names of the killed are Wal
ter Smell, VIM. Case, E. NJ. Burns, of
company G, Charles Briggs, Lucian M.
Rossmaa, James F. Palmer, G. D. Hatch,
Casper Stone, VIM. Davis, of company
A, also hospital steward Sharp, of VOL
worth county, severely wounded, 2. J..
Edwards, of company G, ribs and legs
broken, - Truesdel, internal injuries.
Col. Barstow says there are about 100
more or less injured, but he is able to
continue with his regiment.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-02
Probate Notice.

In Probate-Pierce County Court--In d
matter of the last viii and testament oiEEI
ben F. Greene, deceased.
ON reading aud filing an instrumh
~ writing purporting TO be the last WiA@A
testament of Reuben F. Greene, late Of R7f
Falls, in said county. deceased, and also @a
accompanying petition of Charles B. Cox
River Falls, in said county, representing amo9
other things that the said Reuben T, Cpr
lately died al Providence Rhode Island ;ha
eaid instrument is the hast will and testam
Of said deceased, and that h.. tie said ri
rioner. is The identical Charles 3. Cox nan
and appointed in and by the said last VILE
testament executor tfeseo4 afrl praying th
day be appointed Tor hearing Ire proofs
said last viii and testament.
1t is ordered that the proofs of said instr
1sesst be heard before the Judge of the COuI
on Monday, the 18th day OF May next, al o.
o'clock r. w., at his Office, in Prescott a
it is further ordered that public notice fhge
be given to all persons interested ~ pHbhs
ing copy of this order For three weeks 81
cessige1v, prior to said day Of hearing, int
Prescott journal, weekly newspaper priv
at Prescott, in said county.
Dated Feb 81 1862.
44w3 WILLIAM HowEs, County Judge
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-02

THE PATHFINDER-The Rev. ]. s. G..
Abbott, in the course Of his lecture re-
Gently before the Washington Institute,
said -
" And there is another OF our untitled
mobiles, whose escutcheon an unworthy
spirit of detraction has, for a time, slight
ly dimmed: but which escutcheon is
now beaming forth again with renewed
lustre; noble who has opened a path
to the Pacific. and who has found a path
in the hearts of his countrymen, and who
has pointed out the paA. for the speedy
and effectual overthrow of this rebellion,
aud who secures the recognition of the
world-when point to his crest, bearing
the simple and appropriate motto, The
Pathfinder"
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-02
Probate Notice.

Tn probate-Pierce County Court. u
matter of the estate of Nathaniel M
ell, deceased. .,,..
ON reading and fling the petition OF M
" A. Powell, of River Falls, in SAID 9
ty, representing ameng other things. thal
thaniel N Powell, late of River Falls, ID !.
county. on the seventhda of February, !.
at his residence. in said River Falls, dlso
testate, leaving goods, chattels, and e
within this State, and that the said petNi
il the widow. of said deceased, and pFa!
that administration of said estate be gran
to her and Lyman n. Powell.
1t IS ordered that said petition be heaIo
fore the Judge of this Court on MoDdaY,
seventh day Of April next, at one ocl't
NJ, at his office, in the city of Prescott.
it is further ordered that notice there
given to the heirs of said deceased, and y
persons interested by publishing copy :. !.
order for three successive weeks PRIOR IL
day of hearing in the Prescott JoGF9l,
weekly newspaper printed aud puoIIs''4
Prescott, In said county.
Dated at Prescott. March II, 1862. -
45w3 WILLIAM HowEs, County Jt'e