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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-15
70 Geo. Rngs.,ss. Clief Of Slo6.

have the pleasure to report chat, in Obc-
dicnce to instructions received from the Mujor
General Commanding the ARMY of Virginiu.
proceed in the direction of Orange {. H.. with
the Isl Vermont, Col. Tompkins Isl Michi-
gan, Col. Brodh5;id lst Virginia, Lieut.. Col
kichmond 5lh New York, Dearest and four
pieces Of artillery.
About three or four miles from your head
quarters discovered pickets Of the enemy.
and soon alter two large bodies Of cavalry and
the woods filled with footmen. A strong line
"A sklsgishers was thrown out, who soon
drove IN the pickcts. When in range Of the
enemy, few shells were thrown which dis
pcrscd them in all diIccti.ns. The footmen
kept in the woods ard ti>d by the Rapidan
station. The cavalry fl i down the Orange
C. IL. Road 1 pursued them cautiously
fearing an ambuscade. to Crooked River.
which had swollen to such an extent that nv
artillery could not cross
Part Of the lst Vermont and Ist Virginia
cavalry swan he river and continued the pur-
suit TO Robinson river, which was so full and
turbulent as 10 be extremely dangerous In
the pursuit good many prisoners, wounded
on Saturday, were found almost abandoned
Maj. Anderson, Cdicf Of artillery to Gen.
Jackson. was found badly wouudcd, at Crook
cd river, in charge Of an Assistant Surgeon.
The fight Of Tie enemy after Sundays light
was most precipi'ale. aud in great confusion
Ills ohl camp WIS strcwn with dead men.
horses and arms. His Gag of truce. Yesterday.
TO bury his dead, afforded some more time for
his escape Tbs enemy, to-day, has The benefit
Of hard rain, which pul high waters between
him and us-I ana very resp.cllulI y, your
obedjcnt servant,
(Sisne,i) JOHN BUFORD.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-15
west6ed Nursery,

- Morrow County, Ohio. -
TlE subscribers Offer for the Fall Trade cole sction
i OF FRUIT AND ORNAMENrAL TREES, consisting
of
1900 two wear old ApI To from graft:
900 Buddcd pcach-hne;
5000 Budded Pear, ono 20 four years
We shall also purchase and have for sao anc
three 70 four yrar old Apple, Cherry and Plum
Trees, and small fruits generally.
Wcstaod, May 20, 'd2-Gm J, G0OpICE& co.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-15
Axes.

TUsr received, good stock OF Choppng Axes rf tho
sb hest brands-warrauted. Also, Broad Axes Boy =
Ayes; Csrnentcr's AdEcs &c sc.
Des. "a, 81. G. CHAMBERLAIN.
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Notice.

NOTICES hereby given that the undersigned has
~ been duly appointed administrator o. the Estate u
utllp Schuduer deceased, hats soldier ia the y =
Army All persons Interested VIII pleas govern them
solves accordingly
July Is 1852 c. FLAT.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-15
M a N Il 90 d :
low LOST HOW RESTOREDI

! HOW LOST HOW r. EST q p T. ~
A Iectura on the Nature Treatment an6 Radical
Cure Of -pcrult9r htea seminal weakness. Iivo nm
tlrv Emissions Sexual pcbiluv and Inla,limrrts tl
2h& aS; Meatl Had f1vsctl lnc9p'cily, resulting from
e'll,Aoi@t, NC-lH RHlst- D. Oul-E E''" LII, ~ H.,
--,s,''E l, Oh y W Green 1+1t, &c. -
moved without med@iac and without dangerous sargi
3i,Ii , - ~ p - ,, ulu's ] i.E7 oI GO, [ als
/ - ~. l=.,.st - O. 80 ~ '-,i '''. ely ~ ~
fi, N n, M @ 49, % ri5S M 49,, VIA us o',o! !,
radically ms lecture viii prove boon 70 thousands
and thousands
9eat under seal, u pam coveop to any address, on
the receipt OF cocts, two postage stamps by ad
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-15

Glover Seed Wanted,
THE Highest Market Pric Q paid for Clever Seed
an =, 'oo az neisNsfc. ob,o
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-15

10N KEGS HIST brand Wheeling Mails, just received
1OO and for sale al The lowest market rate BY
.un0 lSlS62 e. c. CHAMBERLAIN
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-15

S0N TONS Of old scrap Iron for which I viii
LOO pay one cent per pound IN Foundry Ware
Old Scrap Copper, Old Scrap Brass,
Xincl. - - Lead.
VIII take Woodland Produce in exchange for Castings
ami Work.
Delaware. March u, dill, .C.ETANs.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-15

HEADQUARTEEs. CAVALRY BRIGADE,
2ND CORPS. ARMY OF VIRGINIA,
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20 Y.TiIi@arv e,fsosrg ,ra ro15ierg.

C@co Ohio rcnitcntta y,
Columbus. Aug. s, iSt2.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-08-15

DoRTABLE CIDER MILLS, for sale Al manufacturer S
Z price, by
Aug s, '62 c. c. CUAMBERIAIN.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-05-22
FROM, TIE A RMY OF THE TENN.
,BEroRE CoRISTu, May II.

The skirm!shing caused by che gene
raj contraction Of our semicular on the
enemy's picksts to day was quite lively
on the right and left. Both wings were
briskly engaged, although only with the
skirmishers thrown forward.
The loss 10 Sherman's division was a.
bout ls wounded; that in most Of the
others engaged is supposed 10 be about
the sams.. The rebels developed an IN.
expected superiority Of firearms. It had
been supposed that our Springfield and
Enfield iiAes with Minnie ball were equs
to any weapon for sharpshoo'ers the reb,
els could have, but they made capita
shots at twelve huudred yards where We
couldn't touch them at all. 2 ~, W p
| On the right the troops are lying with
in 500 yards Of each other. .s..
1t would seem that in moving. the reb
els must retire TO give US a brisk engage
ment. 81. H.Hs.i-s % .r.t.'-
Thomas headquarters arc now in
house, two days ago held by the rebels il
force.
Liberated prisoners concur in the state
ment that the rebel works arc formidable
but ssy also that for several days the.
have been sending large supplies Of com
missary stores down the Mobile and Obi
railroad. They still however, rspor. re
cruits coming in. aud iLcessant ac.ivit,
1 on The railroads.
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OBITUARY.

DIED, at his residence. mar Lanras.
ter, on the 18th of May, Maris Levering,
aged 81 years, three months and twenty
six days. ,.....,...
DIED Near Sugar Grove, May iltb,
1869. Peter S,iner. aged rs years, 4
months and 92 days. 's-ae
The deceased was born in the State Of
Pa, December 10, 1876, He was mem
Der uf The German Reform Church for SO
years and died IN the triumph Of living
iaith-ths result Of his pious life during
the years Of his christian pilgrimage. His
aged companion aud four children stil
live to mourn bis loss. a-
May the Lord comfort the bereavet
with the rich consultations Of his grace.
N. H. L.
Near Sugar Grove, May II. James. son
Of John and Mrs. Shook. aged IL years 9
months and "a days. @@ ~ ''-
Thus has the Lord mysteriously remov.
ed beloved son aud brother from the
family circle. Wonderful truly are the
ways Of Providence. Y Mourping friends
and youtafdl companions ofiheT deceased,
strive 10 gain a heavenly home, where
saints snd angels with Jesus wait 70 mee'
Won. N. H. T.
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.ReyFI.h.

The Eagle Of last week contains low
Hang attack on Rev. Fish. Super
intendsnt Ofour Schools . = The charges
Of the Eagle we are told ara wholly with.
ont foundation The principal charge
preferred is that Rsy. ..F-iah being called
to Gil Rev. c. Z. Fsltoh's pulpit during
his.necsssary absenc on Sabbath, the llth
iott., whore, according to the Eagle, he
prayed for the crushing out Of rebsllion.
and the supptssston Of rebel synpa ttiStrs.
'Tha, bondags might end and universal
freedom reign. This was altogether to
much ior the slavery loving sscessionists
in this city. who Immediately began to
agiiats the removal Of Mr., Fish. Some
Of the board Of Education. we understand.
proposed meeting for bis expulsion
We have but little Of comment to offer on
this matter. Mr.. Fish is amply able to
defend himself, all we. have a. present to
offer is this--if there is any gentleman, a
member cf.ths School Board, who thinks
the utttrancs Of these sentiments, in the
exercise Of free speech, a sufficient cause
for expulsion, that mau is both . fool and
traitor, and deserves to DC driven from the
l IL = b . HHsa
Board and from the country. e,s 8
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-05-22


"Alrsady many of our scholars seem
to have lost all sense Of poli;eness; even
young girls. almost blooming into woman.
hood, with unblushing efftontery bellow
out insulting language to persons whom
they meet upon ibe streets, known to be
opposed TO the sentiments oi their negro
equality teacher" Ohio Eagle. as..pes ssj =.
As yo SOW ye shall reap. 4 decent
man is always treated With respect A
traitor should be branded aud treated as
such everywhere--by old and young
They should bs discoun,enanced by de-
cent people. ia business as ssIl'as ia 50,
cial life. va understaud some of thsu
have attempted TO bully little children--
aud especially rho parents Of li,ile childror
into treating them with respact. This
theory of bullying played out in the life
time of 'Billy Jones'" Called "blacl
snake" BY ore boy-"Bill5" would give
chase. when Immediately Fifty would CONF
TO the rescue and all join in the chorus
Sv it will BE- with the secessionisls. l
any gentleman traitor proposes, by fight
to prevent the boys from calling hin
names he will have big undertaking.
Every boy qnarreled with will be multi
piled by ten.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-05-22
1IlsnIg - 5SrlaIl IJen ,No.lI q tsTollas. !.

IilsAs IaSStaaal l,en Nosl1 tssollaa.
The G~1por Rs1sSsl d EsnisA Jsg.
,Dasi, vita any saets zbesbl-l.AIt Rort6
Ca,aias fFDoSs Rseaitl.
& Nkw z dak, ,Msy 10. N Nsh9ik NOrlh
Carolina statss that Goy6fn6f CLARK has
refused to furnish any unoie troops 10 JeiE
Davis. i6aa hns iteallsd IN Inc North
Carolins Soldiers now jn the rebel army.
North Carolius has held q eont6nilon d
is citizens and pfo6ouneed hgaihss giving
further aid to the rebellion, thus virtually
returdlug 70 the Union.
In reply 10 thE demand of JEFF. Davis,
for additional troops and insars Of trtns.
portatiOn for HE ktqiy 10 and through the
cotton States. Governor Clark SAID that
Davis had receiyed sll the aid from North
Caroliha that Ne could expect. and that
hsrsAfttr, no more tfoops aOdld be per-
miy,ed 10. leavetbe State. and has ordered
all the North 1Csrolins s ATE troops home.
Governor Clark also informed the tsbels
that they could usJ tho railroads 10 70
treatipg ihomeward. and that they vOuld
run their oEp risk Of being intercepted by
q Union, force at any part Of the State.
BERoRE CoRiNFH. Miss, May ,1S. The
Mscod Telegraph condemns, in seveft
language. ibe'oOndust OF the rebel troop.
at Bridgepprt. S.'by' which tho postiim-
poriant gateway to. our State wa, opened
to the enemy, and possession Of ali ouI
rich mines, deposits 81 ooal. iron ana salt
peter, placed IN immlilept dagger Mar
tial law has been proclaimsd over Charles
ton aud ten miles surrounding.
The Appeal says: A.9ovsrument wants
and must have. all Gin roofs on co.,or
shed" in that city. }"Ss zr
The Vicksburg Citizen fthe 9th says
''Nothing Was heard Of the Federal Zee
st Tunea. Yesterday large frisaie. sup
posed 10 be the Brooklyn. passed BayoI
Sara at nins o'clock, A. M., going down.
TIE Baton RougsaAdvocste has closet
doors. and suspended publication on &C
count Of the approached the National gun
boath. ,se~ ga d.
Col, Poser. commanding the post a
Memphis. publishes special order, b,
order ot Beauregard. requiring all banks
persons and corporations 70 take Cohied
eraIs money AZ par, aud all persons viii
distinctly understand that nothing in ,h
least degree calculated 10 discreditthe op
eratioas Of the Government. will be toler
ated or treated as anything. bu, disloysliy
! The Richmond correspondent Of Ii
Appeal. .medtions with .grea. pain the larg
amount ofsick confined in the hospital
at RichmOdd and vicinity. " '''' - -
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-05-22
A BRAVE WOMAN KILLS A (sCOUN.


10 u q l.. Z
From the Dovanpon ifswa1 GhIett, May II.
Private letters received in this city
gave the particulars Of. an affair which
.ecsntly happened at Cape Girardesu. in
which lady Of this city bore an active
part. Mrs. .Kendrick, wife Of Captain
Frapk Ksndrisk, of the I'd Iowa cavalry,
had been staying at hotel in that village
for some time. when she was aroused one
night by man at her room door. who
desired admittance, which was OF course
refused. and on his persistiog, also called
for help. He then aed. but came the
second timst when she agsin raised the
alarm. and he ran OF. The, lsndlord oi
the botel then gave Mrs. Kendrick . pis.
tCl. and advised her TO use Il, in case the
scoundrel came again. He did so, and
she threatened to shoot him, ifhe disturb
ed her ag,in. when hs left. Two OF three
nights after SHE was again awakened by
The rapping Of her room door, aud opened
II aud asked him what he wanted, and il
he remembered what she told him. He
| replied that he wanted to come in and see
hel, and guessed she wouldn't hurt any
body with'aT empty pistol, and he then
tried to push her back into the room. 90
as to- eufer and close tue door. Raising
her pistol. she fred, the ball entering the
neck near the jugular vein, and lie fell
dead on the spot. lie proved to be a
prominent citizen Of the town. a wealthy
man, aud leading secessionist. When
the news became known abou, town. q
l crowd Of his fellow secrssionists mobbed
the house and threatened to hang Mrs.
Kendrick, and it is not improbable they
would have tried to carry ont their de.
signs II 4 guard had not been placed ..
round the house by the commander Of the
Federal forces atthe Cape. i
Mrs. Kendriek promptly made known
what she had done. ard went before a
magistrate. who alter an examination
gave her an honorable discharge; it is al,
so said ,bat the wife OF the deceased who
leaves large family expressed her aProv'
al, under che circumstances, Of what Mrs
Kendlick had done. The citizens alst
presented her with q pair Of elegant pis
tolls as,Gmark Of favor. Mrs. Keudricl
shortly after joiusd her husband in ,h
army on the Upper Tennessee.
In this aot, melancholy as is the fac
that any mau should thus bring down up
on himself such punishment, Mrs. Ken
: drick exhibited q determined heroisul
combined with true wousnly dignity. tha
, does her much honor. Her act will b
n applaudsd wherever il 10 known; an
were there few more examples OF III
Kind. thsfe would be far less libertines
: the world. s...4 e'.l
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hav" Two luis prsuiSrs. given unto me-,
Two little prathsfsA-a Gitl and Boyi
Oh! how sweet 10 my ear ads their Innocent gee,
hgiYes my heart ihIs verld's grea.estjOy.
have two little prAulers, now len unto me,
In the cold tomb, their mother Hes sleepiBg;
Two darling little prsleu with minds light and free
Two little hearts too young to be weeping.
OBJ! how of my heart bleeds, when think ofthsir
loss, isstreB i~e-sG JFtUi.Fr
And hear their sweet voices, each other telling;
"HoW dear Ma, and the good Man that died on the
eross,
Togetherwith Cor, upiu Heaven are dwelling" !"
.'HoW Ma some day, from the ,kle, will como down,
To kiss her dear Psis-how glad they WILDE,
To see her white robes and hsr bright starry crown;
Like the angels all wear 10 eternity"
"How pretty she will look, how sweety she will sing
And what pretty stories, she " III have 10 lell;
How they'll for their toys, and all ofthem bring
To show their dear Ma, VIII 0 loved then so we'll"
All! my sweet little lambs, they DO no. yet know,
How much ofthiS world.is sorrow and pain;
That our Joys pasIaway like the white falling aDoW
Beneath the cold pelting, large drops Of rain.'
Two dAring little praisrs with hearts ligh. and fres
How fondiy love them, and oh! how l weep,
| To think how much deayer they now seOm 70 me,
Than ere their kind motherin death went 10 'ieep
Two precious little sonis, 10 me have bssn given,
| Oh, Con! may they live 10 comfort my heart;
Pray assist me to train their young mndS for heavt
| Where parents aud children, viii never more par
Basil, o., May Iith, 1862.
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SECOND DISPATCH.
BEE, RE CoRINTH, May 19

BEF, RE CoRrSTn, May l9.
II is impossible longer to resist the be-
lief, that we are 10. have. q proiracted
siege. Our enrirs line is now advanced
10 within three miles Of Ceriuth. The
eEemy's forlt6caiions are understood to
he about mile outstde oftown. Their
outposts aud pickets are ofcourse beyond
these. sHf rsi'sr'-e l"l'y q
Along nearly the whole distance the
euemy's picket line and ours are not more
than 800 yards apart. For TWO or three
days firing has been cmsian, during the
day time, aud occasionally sharp at night
Our whole position now Is ihtrenchsd, -
Working parties are busy through the
whole day and partof the night. throwing
| up breastworks. Unless the enemy at
tack or eyacaates, We are thought pretty
certain 10 advance now only BY regula
approaches, - q n gs,tgH =.
lt is now aseerisined cthc'e' are 'onlJ
worry few weapons in the hands Of rebe
slarpshootsrs oflouger range than ours
These few keep up . Calling FIRE, end a
first it was naturally supposed tha. thcr
must be a more general supply Of them.
AS YET, our losses are quite triiing.-
:. We have heard Of none killed. except !
Yesterdays skirmish, in (Obio) Sherman
j, front, aud wonuds are mostly slight
, The robsls have thrown few shells int
> our camps, bu. as yet they don. seel
nuch incl!ncd to their artillery, yg !
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-05-22
MeCIelIan's Array Again Advauclae.


"mTE hoVsE, Va. Nay l9.rzThs army
commenced moving st u earl hour this
morning, In the direction Of Richmond.
and will encamP some miles 10 ad vance Of
.yI6si isdf.5ss, ,ibsal5 Gsn.,al lsiama siSaacmn,.as.
reached the railroad bridge at the Chick q.
hominy yesterday. Its a .ong. uestle
bridge. two spans only OF which are burnt.
Ii can be rebuilt in 4 fsry shor, time.
The pickets Of the enemy are guarding
the whole line Of the river in front O
Richmond. making it very difficult 10 OBJ
tain any reliable infofmSiiob from thai
city.
Gen. McClellan went on reconnaissance
10 day to tie Chiekalloriiny. Z 1000
The programme Of operations in frouI
Of Richmond will soon be decided upon.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-05-22

PURE LAKE lcE--MsSsrs. Snyder q
Powers. knowing thsWahts Of lhg citizens
CT Lancaster and vicinity, have tilled the
capaCious Ice House at the foot Of Main
Street. with Pure Lake Ice with which to
supply them during the ho. months Of
summer. Their Wagon Saus through
all portions oflhe city and will deliver
Ice at the low ratio ofone cent per pound.
sse advertisement. =, q, \. -s' - .,, 's,...
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-05-22

.,ELolRB,' PEARcR, Esq. EditOrO Of the
waship gtou Register. dropped into .Ou'
sonetum on Thursday last. while 10 this
city attending the Railroad meeting. He
was lo0kipgso we'll physically, and was
500 .herwise disgaissd. (having his "s'ore
clO.bssS = brand bis boots 9blaeked } il,al
We *. sSe.hrceiy ntw him. With PEARcE a
ite helmy the Register has,he reputation
of being one Of tho best local papers ir
tho Siate..-. ~. ..l..-.-a M, -.l.-.s Lef !
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-05-22

per bnsh. the market closing firm at 3sc
10 bulk.
,ToATS--Tbs, demand has been less act.
i've. and toward The close Of the week a
decline Of 10 was established, bat at the
decline the market elbses steady. We
quote them at $50 In bulk.
kYE--Thsre has bssH 50 active De.
mand fOr Rye. aud prices advanced &c
per bashel. the marker 6l06iRg fifd al 6gc
for prime samples, on itfttSf.
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Attachment Notice.

James W. Mulinix. Plaintiff against GeoIEe Taicoit
and William w. Underhill, OF Oswego. New
York, traders under The name ofTalcott r..
& UnderIill. Defendants.
DFF0RE II. G.. Blaek, j. p. of Liberty township.
Ii Fairfield county, Ohio. On the e5th day Of
March A. D. 1862. said Justice Issued order OF at
tachment in the above action for the Of one hun
drsd and tw enty four 0-l0O dollars. .
JAMES W. MULISIX.
Baltimore, Ohio, April ,, isoa.-3w3
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-05-22

SS6r Thos. Shrieves left for Pittsburg
Landing on Wednesday morning last
carrying with him to the 17th. and other
regiments down there abou, four hundred
letters. He expects to join his regiment
On Tuesday or Wednesday Of next week.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-05-22

,aGV The meeting Of the stockholders Of
The %. W. &Z. Railroad which convened
in this city 90 Thursday last. resulted in
the election OF CHAs. FoREsMAN and the
re election Of D. TALLMApeE, as Directors
from tn is county. ,- ~
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AamIni,tra,er,. NotIce.

NOTICE Is bereby gwen that the undersigned ha.
1 Y been duly appointed and qualified as admins.
traior Of The Estate of Elizabeth Erick, deceased
All persons having claims against said estate will
present them duly aulhentcated aecnrding To Law to
estate will please come forward and make immedi-
ate payment. EMANUEL ERICk, Admir-.
Anril 10. Ih62-- Iva -
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EEIf You WANT Books 60 TO A. Breu-
nem.nS. lf you want Stationery go to
A. Bsepnemsn's. II you want Wall pa
p.r, pens, pencils. ink. oranything IN
the Book y Stationery line go to A.
Brenusman's, for he keeps as good an
article and sells it as cheap as any eslab'
lishmeutio Lancaster. See advertisement
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W4ssEpvAecuplc of pigs, about six
weeks or 4wO months old. will be taken
on subscription at this Office. .ltasf
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: ."sT sss, For 5 iIei nj. this ONCE ~
EIita copies or the LAScAsrER GAzErrE
ats cents each. ''' 20 ~ q ?. ss s
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DIsssIusion or Pdrtn . rship.

NfOTlCE Ahereby given, that the partnership Nero
tdfore existing between Bickford & Oils, ID the
business Of woolen Factory, styled the "Laueaster
Wooden Factory" the nrst day ofApril, 1862,
Dissolved.
The Books, Accounts and Notes OF said arm are ii
the hands Of IL a. Ods for settlementat the FACTORY
s. q. RtCKFORD,
Anil ~ ia12-3w1 LII. 0LUS.
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.EErRrmembsr that Ed Billiughurst has
the agency for Wheeler & Wilson's Pat
tent, the bes, Sewing Machine eItaut.-,
For proof of this we need only refer you
to those who, have tried al kinds. Call
and see them IL the News Office.
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IxE RMOVAE1
-HA& "06cHh4
Lancaster. April IL, iecs.

Estate OF Deacon whitaker, Dec.
AIOTICR Is hereby giseathat the undersigned hs.
been duly appointed admi nstratrix. with the vii
xed, OF the Estate Of Deacon Whitaker, deceased
All pc rsons having claims against said estate WV
present them for settlement, and all persons indeOt
ed TO said estate must ke iumediate pay ment.
RACHEL WHITAKER.
April IL. Ie62-3W4t
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-05-22

cE The Washington (Faye'te) Reg
i,ler came out las. week in .au entire new
dress aud is much enlarged. The Reg
iser is7a Welcome visitor. Success to
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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-05-22

The NEWS for the past week las beer
very mesgre. No'hiug Of particular in
forest has transpired. Constant skir
mishing, is kept up between the Union
and Rebel picksts, at Corinth' Genera
McL~llap is gradually pushing 'On tf
HichnDnd." ~