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Circuit C0wt-Nanitowoc County.
Richard B. Musson,
against Dvpcrrror
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-06-05
Another Prize Captared.!

NEW YORK. May 99.-Tbo Prizo
steamship S,eltin, from London. arrived
this evening in charge of 8 prise crew
from The gurbOat Bleuville. She was
cantured on the morning Of the Gath of
Cine Roman. while attempting to run,
tbs blockade it Charleston. Her cargo
Of brandy, wines, aud sdltpstre is valued
a, half million dollars. She was nom
Napsau, aud her orsy reported another
large s,eatner expe6ied from Nassau the
same night 10 run the blockade. (, ~
The SIeiun il only six months old. irpe
propeller Of 900 horse power, and sou
tons burthen,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-06-05

Of a narrow street. with high wall et-
tending from the river TO tho next house.
This wall screened the li.tIs flower gar.
den. and cohiaiped a gate for the qsc II
the servants. SD ..-...'', -
When l returned to the drawing room
Belle snd Madame Delaney were ab.
sent. Ifoandibem in the garden, plhck
ing flowers; I Joined them and made
some usual compliments. As soon as ]
he'd joined them. Belle started for the
house. MsdaniA Delauncy was abou,
to follow. when l quickly arres,ed her
Madame DelannOey, you are my pris
onsr;'' l quietly said. .l.....,,',G
What do you mean. sir, she said
recoiling from me.
Thai I arrest you for theft. When
you next attempt to steal 4 detective
watch chain. you should be 4 lille mor'
expert ',' '..
| AsI spoke, I opened the gaze and 70
ysalsd he,carrisge and policeman, ID
Come.
The scehe caused her 10. cover before
me, ! then told her IN buried EoFdl
That her whole career was known 10 me
that if she Would 60 pesceably she nigh
save much shame aud disgrace, She hes
iiated for q moment. and then drawing
herself up proudly replied: = '-
/ 4 will 60 with you. but you had bet
.er beware, when l shall laye ,ptover
these disgracefnl ACCUSATIONS ialse.. .','.' . . /,
| assisted her into the carriage and ia
king seat opposite, we vhiTled AVA,
towards the Office. XII ~, : -
Although The hour was late I fono,,
IiLs Industrious old chi.f up, He smile,
Igraciously as led IN ny beautiful prison
er, and narrated the incidents eonnectet
with her arrest She was Of cburs'
seartbed bit bothirg was found until .ol
turning up the wide sleeves, We found
number Of secret pockets 10 one Of wLicl
was N.Y. watch cham. She fevidentl,
had, not commenced bef operations D
the bVsnings The heHt day Madaihs De
laucey'sa residence was iseatehed. at
nearly all the missing properly rsoovered
Her house twas rare s'depJsitory cfjew
slry ofevety kind and dlestlmStc. 10 81
-n,Upon conviction she admitted bbs ha
first leathsdo the art of theft from he
husband, who was accustomed to sho,
her each scheme Of villaihy as reveal
ed ID him ID his connection with Ii
Paris polics.g TLefe ring before notice.
had a spring diamond knife tor cutting
whichpwould easily strike through an
golden ligature. and she was sble TO secur
her prize.qr q. .lrr lHeT "a ia -.s.H
shepleadvd Poverty as the caass 81 he
crime, as prior to the death Of her husbah
she had lived honestly. She suff.ren
slight penalty, on condition that she wot
leave the country. o. |.#
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-06-05
General Banks Retreats
Correspondence OF The Rev York World.i
HAoERstows. Mb May 25. 1859.
FRIbAY's FIoHTING.

80 .ist. FRIDAYS FIGHTING.
The Mary land First had been sen, from
Strasburg to Front Royal, small village
twelve miles distant, beyoLd the Nassau.
uten range. which commences It's course
just at this point, and upon the eastern
bank Of the Shenandoah, over which il
the large bridge Of The Manassss GAP
Rail- DAD. which has now again for thu
third time been destroyed by the rebels.
Yesterday. they were known TO be ID
danger, and so much had our apprehen'
sion for them increased before night, thai
The commanding officers were ordered to
remain at their posts to await instructions
At midnight. word came to the different
brigades thatths ''nsws from From. Roy
al was very unfasorable, " with orders "a
preEare to march Immediately. q
Col. Henley. the lameuted oficef 6f tkt
Maryland First, received notice of the ap
proach Of the enemy only by the surprise
and capture Of SOME Of bis pickets NJ
intimaiion OF their coming had been re
ceived. and it was, therefore, impossible
to have SUPP orted him in season to havt
prevented ihe sad havoc which succeeded
But he asfrHded hithself through lh'
en.ite day With an sbilhy and enetgJ
which speaks loud praises for him 10 tb,
hearts Of all bis loyal countryhen. Will
scarcely thousand men in hiscommand
he was compelled to sustain bimself a
gainst the three full brigadesr Of Geners
Ewell, who had abandoned his camp, 81
miles above in the valley. for the purpos
Of making this descent upon q regiment o
loyal Marylahdere. is.
Three o'clock, and detachment Of cav
airy, one hundred men. companies B ant
I, of the Ira Harris Guard, commando
by Major vought, arrived from S,rssbHfg
and reported Immediately 10 Col. Henley
Who ordered him at once 10 charge ih
euemy. The cavalry ,obeyed the order
charging upon the& with great force
though greatly Inferior in numbers.
VIM. H. Mspcs, commanding piohee
CORPS, arrived, aud reported 10 Col. Keh
Icy. who gave orders immediately Wher
, they should be stationed, and they con
} tinued with the remainder Of the It'll
force, doing noble service. and holding !
check successfully not less than six time
their number, Seeing the danger Of thei
position, tho commanded Of the brigai
gave the order TO retreat, which they di
In excellent order, across lhe Shenandoah
Mapes Was den ordered tobdrnihe btide
. which was accordingly fred by .placin
/ pom IL piles Of fence rails. but was o.
) destroyed. The rebels came on SO clost
. ly and holly that We SerS driven awaJ
and did not succeed in the attemRt. The
. soon arrived at and crossed the bridge o
the north branch df iks Shenandoah
which they succeeded in 6ribg and d.
stfoying, bu, cot. however, in de,sihin
/, the rebels, who, cavalry and infantry
. plunged in and iorded It, and wers 500
upon the other side. &c.. s.
. Soon was received the unweloome new
that The enemy had surrounded then
fankiOg them with their superior nuu
bers both by right and left.
Oar men, uDdaunted, dashed upon the
with such vigor as to effect their esoap
|, and cut their way out from the coils
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-06-05
es- General Bidder hss The faculty o.

HE Geuerdl Ba.ler hiss the faculty Of
using the right Language at the right
time. During recent interview with
Mayor Monroe, the latter remarked that
"he (Gen. Batler) had always been a
ffispa Of the South" ThS General here
interrupted him with the following re-
marks: 'Stop, sir, let me set you right on
lha: point at once, ! was always friend
to Sou,hsrn righis, aud an enemy t'
Southern wrongs"
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book AND JOB PRINTfGG.

We ass pref pared 10 exeeate al descriptions ofJoa
WORK ipeh as CARDS, CIRCULARS, POSTERS
,1MDFiNCY JoBRISG ,iahh new and superior type
and on shth fdhce. Dsfe.idru aG ~ -.t
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~ Advertise not marked on the manuscript
Gill bo continued atOur terD,s until forbid. J. ..
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PThe above term strictly observed In all cases.
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.dI,se 9ae9aster @a7ette,
CLARKE, KooKEN & surpHEN +,
F'''' EDITORS 4 PRoPREToRs.

Ef6 Fc54'fe -OFFIC 4
falimaage Bi Oeb -rhird Story..tothe
gtf HLegtat tho Head Of the saaIPs.aa
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aus. biirfte aber In @obrbett nttt unsu<
frtepen pamit letnpeoB Gnelanrajebt aud
feline S9mieri9fttt bat:. :
Mu68 attrn. - 9Su Der MGbe pon.
3weibrQden iebte' hdr3lt1 Elm 19auertide1r
&aubmorb Die 8ee,,1pdp,bbnuaer Der u%neeoenp
in S@reden unp aMufre9une. H@n p4
ro@ Bubenbauien f1brt1ben Strabe fant
man bic 2ei9e peS IS Sabre alien, leM
braYen unp Don allen .Seiten auf's BeNr
prdctcirten &aufmarlnies 5einri$ GrBbner,
9ebirtt9 aus 5trI@oW, bepeft nit ~
Stt@munben ,nb elmer Sunnte BON 1000
@uloen unb tpertbppQtn Yapieren beraubt.
Sbslei& bas @eri&ta foelei@ 3ur 9anp
rpar, feblten bod .aue Mnbalt6punfte sur
@rnittlun9 bes MSroers. @eroa9t 1@6F
pfeno, er81itridt let laon in !bas Aus>
LAMB In Der &t&tu,e ee9e11 eiutaS seeapt
entFoben, beeaben it9 etnt9e poH3ateamr
ten per @tlenbabn an bic @rdn3e. Gii,eua
/ Dtenftetfrt8en unter benz elbeu, Nan1en8
819ler, 1T 1e6aHgelun0en, an Der fran31ii>
i&en @rdn3ts ben m5rber 3u perbaften.
St war npbel 'gtfltipet ma9te 'otfarl1]8
oe1n polt3ei6ea11ten B6eler @robbeitsn,
aQetn troBbent ct poreab na@ Mn1ertta
aus3uwanoern,,'.lp bur@lu9te DSgler tim
letne san3e 5abielteteit unp idatnmtli6e
&leibunG tn mel9er ct pte Yapiere per-
bergen true. Das @elp bate ct nod
beretts gang Sci. lid, tnpem Is in lauter
@plefuden beitanp. 5ras5aa 4
Sn @rdfenba9 BET Nn6ba9 9tng
eth ldnolt@er Sascpddter NIT Glinte uno
&eden In ben Walo gum Streure9en.
9tnter etnem 8ul9e lab er etma6 2 fi9
re9en, er le9te bic 6linte an uuo 1dpb auf
etma Is @@ritte aieinen @obn, Ben ler
furj porber ielber4 TN pa6 Streure@erI &C.
Ibidt batte. 1T Der &nabe tayb ua9 emit
gen 1a9en unter ben fur9bariten @@merz
gen; Der @ater IL untr1flt i'd. @ajao& 81
SIM tayrtiaen @ebtr9e uno 3mar III Der
@e9eno Don Sc germ baben III Ben
leBten Ia9en mebre gang 9roBe 9aberfelpz
tretben itatt9efunpen> ebenlo IN 'Nteperz
baysrn. 3wei papou 9alten pfarrern
rpeeen ibrer 5uuabdlterinnen unp betbet>
lieten ii9 pabet++6- 700 Bauerr,- Gin
obuebrenper @ensb'arm rpurpe5 9et1otet
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1861. ia lMI E#H.:z===la 1851
WrQnb @apen Npute.

O1e 1uf5eHe, p1ut91te rno com 0rtabelite
stnte na6 Dem Sfen!
Sur0anS Gtfeubabu!!
auaeencmmen IS Nieilen ron Milpaufie
nab Granb5oSen, relde in 6 Stunbeu
3urild9ele9t iperreu nit ben eles
ganten 9ampfern
M I | ~ autte unp D~etrpit,
9%teiienbe> bic III Miltaufie nit { mWbenb,uoe
a%ntonamen>. tSuneu ipslei9 an 8prb esben uSS
Vtpr9ens %abreilen II. gepinnen bacurd 12Gtun-
ee1 an5ett Dor Semen, bic Itfr @bicaep nab teu
Sten rei1eu.
Dte1e Nsiie 1T au6 Der Natur1hSnbeit tpeoer,
10 be NtagarataQe bieten, jeber anpern Nouts
sDrSu3ieben. Mau fabrt auf bieler 2inie ppu
Mlltpautte mad Detrrit, 5amiltpn, @uspenfru
Sr1cee lNtasarabrlfe)> 8ufa1u> &cGefer, @y-
raeule> &Dut, Utica, Mlbany,' Stem goYf, 8elicn,
2orrntp, S9eensbure unb Mprtreal.
Der preis 1T biQiser als Der ouf
BE- 1...s' Qnren &inien.
aarten fino in alien 9aupt- 81 1entabn- Sffcsu
bes Wefens gu baben.
S. 8. Wbitmore,
General @eiifrn Msent ct, paul.
Spbn Nnprem,
Itdet- Nssnt, ct. Saul.
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@tienbQbnen II. Damfpbppte.

@iienbabnen II, Damfpbppte.
Die flrjeite, l&neuite unc alleinise serapt
Npute na9 .ra.n ~
Mtlmaufee, Gbicaap
unp allen punften i'm Slte1 .unp Suoen
1T fiber Sic ".a.
Milmaufee, ga @rp0eg
nno ct. paul Gilen a II Qinie.
Die berrli&en gallagher Bppte Nortbern-8eue.
Heotut unb Deem Wase laufen bieien Gpmme1
3pilden IA Grple unb ct. Yaul unb bilbeu cine
unabbangiSe 3inies CUR l1leunisenB efDrberuuo prn
Yala9teren unb 6ra6t. fg 5lFl
paiase 10 nieeris als auf irsenb etaer anbern
Gpute. 49,. <.-.E -. IL. - ~
:3wei Grprebsaee ssbeni tasli9 BON galtimcr.
ab pei Der Antunft Der Worgen- unb Mbenbbpote
bon St. paulaun lteQen in Milpautee @erbint-
ungen Der NIT ben Dampf19ifen Der Detroit uni
Milmautee Gilenbabn mad @lranab 5asen uub Ben
3u9en Der Milpaufee> unb @bicasp- @ilenbabu
mad Chicago unb alien Yunften I'M Slten une
@iibeu. .g.r fl Feyfa s~-a
Spectals8 efatntmadun9.
Ya0a9iere, mel1e baS Mprqenbppt ouIerhalt
erreiden Milmautee pber @bicaao 5 @tuubru 81,
benjeuisen, mel9e iber Yrairic pu gbten 0ebeu
unb IL @tunben DOR tenienisen, tpelde iiter Dun-
leitb eeben. aa. iii f..s,a .gti. I'll
8efeQt 3idets iber 2a @rp1e. " ~.
Mesen Dur&tidets naG allen Yuniten SiI,d
unb luoli9 penpe man llt an
5.G. @amiea "a gro0,
:. ~. Chamberlain, (" s'OnF'
.+@, s. 81. &imbaa, Eidet- Msent,
@9ttlEgE Milpaufee. -"r.,|
I~.r. e1a W.M .Wiipu, General pa1aeie1-
>, Naent, ct. Saul.
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9anntbal u1tb 81. S{phn 81 81

YipnierzGoute na6 benz @eten
$50 Mfilen meter meftIi6 unb $50 meiIrn n;ts~
nag Ytte6 Ysaf ais irsenb cine antere 8ohn'
N!e tnr3elts, bequem(e, une bette &oute naat
St.Solepb, Seasenpprtb, &anias> Netrasfoeits
Smeba, Council 8IuF> 3enia u. Nebraaf,A Key.
t%!tetiur1. tpelfl. Scma unb Mii0curi, @al,iee nns
Galifprnien. willy INV
Na@ ct: Selepb seben tdslid 2aoe ob scr
9anital in 8ertinbu,,e nit ben Miliiiiissi Mad frA
b%rotett, npn Weitfn unb Siben unb in g;;,Tb;n.
ouas nit ben S1assn na@ alien pben erndbntsn
an Belt. rad er
preiien. U'"ls"'"
1brrusR,aidsts mad aaeu Rit@tuuaen 1nb ~
babsn am BOrb Der Nprtbern 2iniee u. @innsicia
y .at.s y On e1nsagnif. sas @tead pirb nit Marftn
7. .. @rpat. 9idet- agent.
5. 2ppmis. Gra1t-M sent. sr
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CUR &eini9un9 oeS 8luteS.
Nreis 25 &ents per Sbad)te1. SUM-
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Cine srcbe Mn3abl BON @eiltligen, 9lsrsten,
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1pnen baben ibrenNamen ber9eseben, UNI bic un=
persleiGli@eN uBlt9teit bteier 5eilmittel 81 beseu=
gen, ater unler &aum eeftattet nidt iie gu publ
airen. Der untersei9nete Msent pertbeilt gratis
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uno norm aud cine Belareibuug otiser arant<
bsiten uno beren 8ebaupluug e~ntbalteu if, tpel9e
3u ibrer 9eilung befpl0t perpen loQten.
Qa0et3 GuG nibt BON eemi7enlpien 5dnblern
abferttgen nit aneerenp raparater, moran tic nebr
@elp perpienen. Gerlaneet q Yer's-unD nebmt
tein anoeres. Die franfeu serlaneen bic bette
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Ne 3u baben BET Day & Senfs 1T
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