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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-08

rAPT. ALEX. MILLER, 2lst North Carolina
I regiment, was wounded on the 9th June
Any information OF his whereabouts, left at the
Monument Hotel, will be most gratefully received
by his brother 1jys-lt'l FRANK MILLER
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-08

CERG'T WIN A. JUDD of the 18th Va, and
- GIDEON PRiNTZ, Of the sd Va Regiment,
wounde in the recent battles near Richmond, can
not be found Information as to their whereabouts
will be thankfully received. Leave information at
the office of the dispatch iy 2-ltt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-08

EO U Yesterday morning, a POCKET
BOOK, with the name of J. A. Evans on it
which the owner can get by calling at the City
Watch House, and describing the same.
Tvs 1T
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-08

INFORMATION WANTED-Of the rr.aen. 10
] cation OF Or. ROBERT L. HOARD. Assistant
Surgeon, aud Lieut.. GEO. 81. HOARD. c. s. A.,
by the Doctors servant. Any communication
through ilr J. d. CONRAD Richmond will reach
him. iy SITS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-08

IMPORTATION WANTED-Of JAMES PUR-
CELL, Co. q, I'd Fla. Regt Any one knowing
his whereabouts will please let his wife, JANE
PURCELL know, at Mr. Falvy =, on Cary, between
9th and 9TH streets. jy 6--lty
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-08

IMPORTATION WANTED--Of the where abouts
of WIN JOHNSON, member Of the Confede
rats Cadets, of the Hist Reg Va. Volunteers ANY
Information concerning him will me gladly received
by his distressed father and mother. Address,
WILLIAM JOHNSON,
iys-6st Petersburg. Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-08

INFORMATION wANTED-Of A. F. PAR
i ROT, a member of Company H, l4th regiment
South Carolina volunteers He wounded In
the late battle near Richmond and supposed to be
at private house. Any person having the nfor-
nation will please leave word at the Lnwood
House lily 8-3t+ WIN s. WALKER
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-08

AME to my stable. some days ago. a serrel
Y MULE and HORSE. The owners are re-
quested to GENE forward prove property pay
charges and take them away, OF they will be de alt
with Us the law directs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-08

NOR SALE--A Hns Thoroughbred Morgan ST A.
LION. suitable tor cavalry; also,drives wei
harness. Apply st
JAMES l.. WALDEOP'S Stable.
ON ID street. between Clay and Lsisa
~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-08

HORSE FOR SALE.--I have q hue hay 8 Al
II LION, about years old. for sails. he ns'
been IN the cavalry service about ak months ,
sound and gentle. and works we'll 10 harness Pr's'
$2sN Apply opposite to the Csthcle ChaieA
Grace street. 20 JOHN A. JEfEk
ix K. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-08

g TRAY Ep Or STOIEN-Sio REWARD
- From my stable, at brick yard near Port Mayo
a BROWN MARE. with black name and tail $40
reward viii be paid for her recovery, or for such
information may lead the DISSECTION Of The thief
iy e--6tt JEFFERSON POWERS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-08

\" ANT ED-To know the wher eabou.s of
Wv ALEX. BELCHER, of the Continental
Guards" 7rh Louisiana regiment Address
jy 6--3tt J f. DIRkIR at this office
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-08

I INFORMATION WANTED.-Auy information
! concerning the @w hereabouts of FRANKLIN
htNSEY, company *. 3jth Georgia regiment who
taken sick the latter part of last May, and
tired TO the country recruit will be thankfully
received at the Register Hospital by his father.
iy S-tt' sY. kINSEY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-08

INFORMATION WANTED Can any one tell
! Us, through this office, where H. W PAR
kER, Orderly Sergeant If Capt Carrots Com.
pany, 9TH N. G. Regiment is w r. RABB.
iy SIT w BARR
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-08

CTEAYED OR STOLEN-From my residence
- corner of Jackson and Adams streets on Fri
day last, small red Buffalo cow She has bui
three large teats, apd giving about gallon of
milk day. Said Cow had On bell with lea her
strap. l will pay reward for her return to me.
iy S-;;tt HENRY YOUNGER
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-08

TI>EN DOLLARS REWARD.-ESTRAY MARE
Estrayed from my premiseN on Wednesday
last, bay MARE, Black name and tail, aud droops
very low in her hips; left eye very weak. viii
give the above reward if she il returned to Mans
field Butler corner of 18th and Dock SITS.
BAYLOR SPORILL.
n. B-The Mare is csrked in both fore hoofs
iy 9-Jwk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-08

INFORMATION WANTED-Of the wherea.
bouts of WILDER E. WAMACK, of the 18th
North Carolina regiment. lie is supposed to be in
some hospital or private house. if please report
at this Office and oblige his brother
jy SGT" r. j. WAMACK
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-08

OST-S.O REWARD.-L Lost on the I'd Of July
i on the railroad between the Fair Grounds
and Brook Run PORTE NOMINATE, containin:
about EIGHTY DOLLARS-one $50, one $40 aud
II SIS Confederate notes; one 81 North Carolina
note, two 81 notes And one dollar in City Scrip
There was also dose of caloInei from 1. Wagner
i'll the book. The above, reward will be paid by
leaving it AT NJ. w. sWAINS, corner 9th and Mar.
shali streets, or at this Office. iy III.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-08

INFORMATION WANTED-Of A. C. SAD
! LER. Of company 4. lith Va Reg, who WAS
wounded III battle on the I'd inst. and brought to
the city. ANY Information left at this offce ad-
dressed to his brother, \. A. SADLER, will be
thankfully received. iv SIR
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-08

TFOEMATIoN WANTED Of J. II. WILSON,
/ WHO wounded in of the late batt!es
and Was brought, TO Hospital in Richmond
Any Information OF him will he gladly received by
biz brother nj. 81 WILSON
jy Att American Hotel,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-08

SECoND LIEUT.. JAMES GARRITY. Con-
- pany L, 9Th La Reg't Is badly wounded. and
any member OF his company seeing this advertise
men. will please call and him. at "Cbimborsto
Hospital Church Hill, Div. No. ~" Ward II
No. l.. Nv So
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-08

L1OR To remain in a, near the CITY Of
H. Richnlond. likely black WOMAN, about n
years OF age, who Is = good washer and Ironer aud
excellent general house-seryant- quite inteiliaent
Apply Ut CARY STREET JAIL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-08

SOAP-57s pounds nice
~ COUNTRY SOAP,
WIN, s. .RoYSTER.s
jy 9-lss cor. Cary sod Virginia ia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-08

NANTED COOKS. The Surgeon in
w charge OF Boshers Hospital is anxious to
enlploy two good COOKS. A liberal price viii be
paid any person desiring employment a. SUCH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-08

STRAYED OR SToLEN--A bull terrier PUPPY
~ about weeks old, black color, with White
breast and fore feet, tail hobhed cropped. and
answers to the name Of "Jee' For his return TO
me at the office of James M Taylor 4 Son, or my
residence on Marshall street. north .idel between
Foushee and Adams streets, will pay liberal re
ward lily t-H JAS. t. EOnDlN,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-08

GTRAYED OR STOLEN--Fro,n my wagon
- camp the night of the 9Th instant, suls.Il bay
STALLION, four years old, with two hind feet
white, and one fore ono partly SO; also. q small
white spot on his He had ON Ii heavy black,
artillery halter. Any person leaving information at
this Office that will adto the recovery of the horse
will be literally rewarded.
A. L. LAND, A. Q. NJ,
iv S-Dth sA.b ~. rp,so,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-08

~S.a~N WILL
THT5Dxk.
SyEB COok. A~e.tsass,.

A acknowledgements bEgvEg ~.
"A s9ea &C., d'!s S,s ~ and CAR iDs sals . = =
Chamber Hi, t6crse 1ot9 y Il C00S
" 8~lts - Auctiers.t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-08

TESSRS. EDITORS My attention having been
wi called, few days ago, 10 advertise He nj
in the Lynchburg Republican, where am published
a deserter from company X, I'd Rcg't Va Cav
airy, and as this was doubtless doDe through mis-
take, take this opportunity Of requesting the Re
publican to correct the mistake as an act of Justice
to myself and for the informatfan of my friends.
jy 7-3tt VIM I'll. BURNLEY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-08

INFORMATION WANTED--Oft the whereabouts
of GEO. w. CLOUGH, of the 9Th Reg't La.
Vols, who eftcamp for some hospital in this city
three weeks since Any information that
may lead ME to find him, dropped In the Post Office
the Dispatch office, or left 1T the American
House, will be thankfully received by his father
jy St JAMES CLDEGi,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-08

r OST-Cef,ificates Of the Commercial Savings
l Bank ut Richmond Va, a. follows: No y7'ai,
to B. w Moseley for $40 dated 81 February, Iet.,
No. 277O, to i, w. Moseley fer SIZES, dated 7th
February 1e6s. The above having been lost or
misiaid, application will be made to the Bank for
duplicates. b. w. MOSELEY.
jy 7--2awJw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-08

CTRAYED OR STOLEN From The camp Of the
- I'D Georgia regiment, adarge dark bay HORSE,
with white bird feet, star In forehe ad and white
spot on his nose. Had when last seen u rope
halter, and was with cream colored mare a suit
able reward will be paid for his return the camp
OF the regiment on the Williamsburg road, z miles
from Richmond. T. F. BEST Major
ed Georgia Regiment, Collut's Brigade.
jy E. 81 Maor.f;.4uI D. III Hills yivi.iou
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-08

-nR JAMES GRIFFlTT, al the Linwood House,
J desires to find II. j. GKIFFITT, 9th Georgia
regiment, who was slightly wounded on the I'm I'm
whereabouts jy s-.!2t*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-08

By THOS ~ kEESEE, fnaioaer,'
iOffcs corner oil 18th and Cary street,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-08

- TRAYED Or STOLKN-. 500 REWARD.
> From near Gen. Jacksons Headquarters. July
., J5miles below Richmond, a BROWN MARE, with
saddle, bridle Yankee eyercnat, aud an oilcioth
with some clothes in it, Oh the horse. The above
yeward will be paid il delivered to Lieut.. R. D.
MINOR, corner I'll and Franklin streets or $40 il
dsliyered TO Major DABNEY, at Gen. Jaeksoas
HeadIaartera. iy ST :.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-02

ASHcDors or WAshKGfoS.- William
sanderson was captain 10 the Revolu.
'ionary War under General Washington.
They were standing together one day en-.
gsged in conversation, when the after.
wards famous Gen. Anthony wayn, rode
up and joinej them, aud General Wash.
ingtou said: --.-
'Gen. Wayne. nov msuy men will i,
tax. to storm S,oDy PoihI7"
Wayns's reply Was:-,'By God, sir, /
can storm i with one regiment"
GeOsrsl Washiugtos seemed 10Th shock.
% aud gris1ed. asd, si.hout uttsring q
word, but With a stein aud solemn eoup.
tsnanss, turned his back upon Wsyus
sad stood silent fOr a few seconds, af,sr
which he turned to Yayue, and said:
Don't say "By dod," General, bu,
"Rith The help Of God" a "
The old captain. William Sands rsor,. !.
had three sehs in the war Of isla-l5.
only one Of whom survived him. Tha,
sen has ofI.n heard his father tell the an
scdOts Of Washington aud Wayne.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-02
~ -ats Frem the advertiser and Tribune.
FATHER ABRAMAM'S REPLY,
,.lMrnr Ir1uo, o, "r..llr..

N rhI lvrnos OF "srsElIr"
/ welcome you, my gallant boys! from Names re-
7 sounding shore, ts.a as,a, r-a1ea;
From far Now Hanp.hire's granite hills soc your
''' logIons pour, it,f r.eaSstFsf
From n assaehusetis fehle wales from old Vernon,
they come; foi '-' -a' '.'..' 81 'h.
Connecticut wheels Into line at rolling Of tho drum
And little Rhody sprngs TO arms like David In his
might, -...-.--..
Upon rebellon,s gian, front to strike one blow fol
w right; ~ y '7 tl 80 ~'
One blow for right, my hero boJs, for right and
strike, and receive The blessings OF the God oil
Abraham. p .y..s ..- -..a.-
see from all her boundaries the glorious Empire
State
"a countless host is sending forth with freemen''
S M hopes elas ~ ads e. /"
From Dslaware there comes "a CLEAN Of white aud
crimson bars, tt... ...t..- ....f ...4a -a
Whore faithful hands are holding up the banner OF
New Jersey sh,wsf, to the .a as along her shors
kseh grain Of sand had said, eome three hundred
thousand more,
We eGme,o strike FOR liberty, fer right and Uncle
Sam, -,sgtF4trr
Who give, US eli the bissints Of the God O
Abraham, u. IN .,1.,. .,t .....as. r,..
And Pens,itshia, keys.ons, VI .his sluriods Union
"a arch, -l'a. r s'a's '.....-'.,..
Il sounding through her thousand the thrilling
order, marehl y -
500 her dusky sons come forth from srerJ dAttenct
mine, ,.,,,..., sfs-.,
Aud like Tho Souds along het hill, t~ forming In
10 line; ,.,,.. .s-rr.s
Their eyo,hats sAeh nert sloam from glowing for
ges caught,
Their arms such strength as lihcy were OfirOn ain
ews wrought; y,-, ftr..
l,Aink when on secesson's head lhey strike for Tn
Gle Sam,
Zach blow wilt hil Ike vengeance. from The God o
Abraham. ....e,s,
Isss adOvn out western Saiss jUui lcsIOHs poHt mt
boys,S GEe q 81
ohio, Indiana, and my own loved Illinois,
And Iowa and, Michigan, and Minnesota, too, :,
And hr wiseOhslns praInsS send their heroes ,rst
i'y and tfis.
Come on, o living Avalanche, bfoAt into foods o
light a,l1
And roll your wave, Of truth along Secession. shore
!" or night Z .r .''.....,.......o.la
brown out rebslildh As Of old, and then with Uncl
'ssfs 10 tho Ark o. State we,ll praise tho God o
o., Abraham. - H-f,.e 40
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-02
PrseIamatioo fr.n the Pre,Iden,.

WAsHINeroS. Sept. FL The Commis.
siousr Of Internal Revenue has decide d
that but one lio'nss is required for per
son wLo practices Medicine. Surgery aud
Dentistry, Also, that skip building is
not a anufacturs. nor liable to taxation
as such. Nos, Of the materials being the
.esul, Of previous processes, are assessed
as manufactures. -.. .-.....
Proclamation by The President Of As Uai
ted States :: H-e, ,'-
WHRREAs, II has become necessary 10
call into ser'ics not only volunteers, but
also portions Of The militi. of the States
by draft. in order 10 suppress insurrec
zion existing in the United States, and dis.
loyal persons are Mt adequately restrained
by the ordinary process Of law from hin.
dering this measure, and from giving aid
add comfort in various ways to the in.
surrection; now, therefore, be it ordered.
First-That during the existing insur.
rsction, and as q necessary measure for
suppressing the same, all rebels and in.
surgents, their aidsrs aud abettcrs, with.
in the United States. and all persons
discouragiBg volutesr enlistmehls, resist
ing militia draft, or guilty of aay disloyal
practice, Offering aid or comfort 10 the
rebels against the authority of the Uni
ted Slaies. shall be subject TO martial
law, and liable 10 trial and punishment
by court martial or military commission.
Scoond-That the writ OF Aabeas cor
pas is'suspended in regard to al persons
arrested, or who are now, or hsreattqr
during the rebellion shall be imprisoned a
in any fort, camp. srsenal, milit ry ptis
ous, or other place of confinement, BY any
military authority, or by The sentence OF
any Court Martial or Military Commits
sion.
In tOitasss whsrsof. I have hersunto SET
my hand, aud caused Il e seal ofthe
United States 10 be Affixed, 5,y 81
Dono at the city Of Washington This e4th
day OF September, 1863, and Of the
Independence oftho United States the
eithty vsDshi ias ra4" tF' ~ .'
[Signed] iod a ABRAiiAM tiscoLS. z
Blythe President. " sai ,9to.all p
80, ls.aa WV. Fl. SEWARD, .lsng.
,aa 'Feh pi s}.Ist SEQ. Of State, .i' 5''
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-02
e.. -----------------------------
A Scene In Hnencar Chanel.

While sojourniug in tue city of Ports.
mouth. Ohio, during the past few weeks,
we attended the Sunday School at Spen.
Ger Chapel regularly. /. is our delight
TO visi. The nursery. oi lesven. ''No
sweeier spot on earth we know" n. .l
Las. Sabbath found US as usual in our
seat, The attendance was large and en-.
coursging to all. ...... p,
Af.er the recitation Of classes, The Su.
perintendeut, Mr.. VIM. II. Watson who
is worthy man and devoted Christian.
arose and said that there was scholar
then present who had been Tor some time
past saving all tho small change he could
get, to buy a gun. The boy wanted it
TO shoot squirrels. rabbits and quail this
winter. Alter season the sum laid up
amounted to one dollar and sixty cents.
But on learning that the Missionary fund
was not what it ought to have been, be
promptly withdrew fifty cents from his
store and threw it into the basket. TLen
the pastor, who had 80 faithfully labored
at that station. had not been paid in full.
Money was needed and an effort was re.
quired to secure il. Again the little fel
low made 1 sacrifice and threw in one
dollar. Only five cents we're left with
which to buy a gun. "Hete's an exam
pie fof the whole school, said the
speaker, "God viii reward that, noble,
generous boy."r And the promise was
hardly spoken before 1t was verified, for,
Immediately, Rev. Richard Lloyd, Jr,
who was seated near the altar. arose
and desired the 'litlle boy. whoever
be might bs, to rise up, as he wasted tc
make him present Of gun be had at
home. Immediately all eyes were turned
to Freedy Grifith-a bright, bandsatne
lad OF about twelve years = and as hi,
name was called be stood up. A brave
little man lie seemed to be-. No one
could help loving him. "Now,'' contin.
ded Mr.. Lloyd, "come 10 nv house, ID,
morrow morning, Fred. ahd I will give
you guns You deserve .pAI lS.f,
81 The entire congregation seemed en-.
'ranced. The effect was magical, the ex
ample glorious. The boy did bis duty,
and teceived his reward. iItis ever se
when We trust b In the Lord. We would
say to the children everywhere, ihitat.
the example Of Freddy Griffith. = Bueau
NiSta Uni0n9o 0Rl 1l'bauu iu ,4Nu'
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-02

BRAurrHuL snSfINssf The following
extract is taken from MOTIFS Address 10
Young Men" Ills gem Of brilliaaot :
and bOsuiy. We have seen the sxtSacI
published once or twice before but 10
altered IRON the origiusl as TO have lost
mach OF lis freshness and beauty. -f.
81 would fr0Wn on vice; I would faver
virtne-fsvor whatever would sl.vs,e.
would sxslt. would sdoTn character, ale.
vla,e the missries Of my own species. or
render the world l inhabited like the
heavens to which Looked. a place of ia.
nocence and felicity. Though I were to
exist no longer than those sphemsrA ,hat
sport in the beams Of the Summers morn
during the short hours l would rather
soar With the eagle. end leave ihsrer ord
Of my dight and my fall among The stars.
than 10 creep Ia the tspiiIs. and bed my
memory and my body together III tho
duhghill. However short my part, I
would act il we'll, that, might surrssdst
my existence without disgrace and With
out coiDpunction.r |
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-02
THE CoQUETTE's LESSON.
Az LUCY 4. RANDALL.


The stormy redofthe autumpal sunset
,#ap Jetglowing along the Mes.--ihe wind
futtersd restlessly 10 the chests of the tall
4 old irees.and as drew my crimson shawl
closer about my throat and buried along
the narrow path In the copss wood.eyerY
football stirripg,t the rus,liog carpet Of fall.
snr leaves, and sent up faint sweet oder
ofis,ns shd mosses and pale November
flowers, But I never beedsd d the incense.
breath; nor the vilp radiante ofathe hori.
,EsR--I was too full Of ,ptseions morsel
ofnews, where with I et3 3ec,ed to electri.
~ my dearest friend sud eo.fdanN, lisa.
BEL Miller. 'Nt7-'e' C '.eal
There che vaseleVpiug over the wicket
of the listlel cottage gaze, Sarslessly tear
ing TO pieces the petals ofa mlgni6.
cent crimson rose-Sas beautiful las ever
With her blonde curls tossed by the wind,
snl her Oheeksas red as the flower in her
hand. t.t.t.lsa .isu
esWhye MsriOnl vbGtiueky star hasHnl
you here, just Rs I was dying 10 see youi
Come ha1d lstme have . kiss on each o
ihoss pink velvet chs.Esi Ny darling
iittls brunette. yon are handsome enough
I'm, Dppip, bimsslI to fall In love with 10.
night, Dsr't1 wish I we're . rice young
man for your saksY Uncertain / never
could resist thOSs. liquid black eyes
md SSvya braids [ or jslty hair. What
DO Jou mean By being 90, ,aggIavatingly
pretty flrsTs 9sTETASea EEdsE
.i .Nonssenses 'iIsaid ]. throwing aside
mysbaVE aud, 6ateking JlabsI oFcnpd
ths walsh Z disa1 come bsFs y b Cat
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-02

people, II the relation shall have been
suspended, or disturbed, be compensated
fot all losses hy acts Of The United States
including the loss ofsIavos. %
In witness whereof. I have hsteun,o sci
my hand and caused the seal Of The Uni
ted States TO be affixed.
Done at The CRY of Washington. tbil
twenty second dav OF September. 10 Tho
year Of our Lord one thousand eichI
hundred and Sixty two. and Of the Inds
peDdencs Of the United States the Eigh.
ty.sHventh. .-. .rtf
nrlsigneg ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
BY the President: t -a.
". II. SEWARD. Secretary Of State.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-02

How 70 RE HAPPIER, Said venerable
farmer. some eighty years of age, to a re-.
a'lye who lately Visited him: II have
10 desire 70 change my residence as long
as l live on esrth., I have no desire to be
any richer than am now. have wor.
shipped the God oi my hthefs With tho
came peop'siOE more than forty Ysars.S4
During that period have rarely beeQ
sesen, from the sanctuary on the Sabbath,
aud have never been confined 10 my bed
wiihlsickneSs 1 single day. The blessings
fQod have been richly spread arou1di
ne end Lmads up my naipdiIoO9 ago that
IL | wish 10 be hsppier, I Duat have more
Ielinion."