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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-09-17
ANDREWS AND KILBACK'S
WATER Wheel,

MlLLWRlGHTs and al persons interested in tic
Nk economical use Of water power, invited u an
examination and trial Of these Wheels. IL claimed
that they cannot he surpassed for simplicity, dnrabl
Ity and adaptation 10 general purposes. Being quick
m0tgned, they seldom require any gearing for in
creasing speed.
Whore the head Of water rnnges from 10 gorI0
feet, the burr is usually placed the water wheel
shaft thus avoiding all ffiGtion, &C. Of intermediate
gearing
4 ~ Or32 inch wheels used for this purpose, di4-
charging from 100 b. I5 inches nf water according 10
size. They Hre made in ono solid casting, ual are
furnished with an iron scroll or shute, with br!gc-
tree gate -pinion andbo N Isen the hopr 20 II
i-a small job to get them up The price Il. sl3g to
slH exclusive of -hgiti; sfnaicr ones, sbible for
moch!ncry for less. They are dnr,bleund effective.
with nothing about t"n liable 20 get out " ORDER, or
usetronblc and will be warranted to g,p- saisa,c-
ton when properly put in. For saa-inill wheel or
any other plrp"-" That requires horizontal 7hnft.
theyarg superior to anything N use; and ii IS c'rlh-
denty believed they Will gain satisfactory reputation
whereScr tired. Formorr definite iu!orna,DnaddresS
J. J. NELSON,
Aug5TG3-22-ltH. Columbus Ohio,
(CrrlcY.lle Union cOpy.l
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ANOTHER GRAND
UNION MASS MEETING
AT LANCASTER,
On w Wednesday,O
tober 7th, 1868.
1t gives us the greatest pleasure to
announce that .... at
GEN. THOMAS FRANCIS MElGHER,

Tho brilliant Irish orator and late
commander of the splendid Irish Brig
ado of the Army of the Potomac, will
address the people of Fairfield county,
AT LANCASTER, ON WEDNES-
DAY, OCTOBER 7th.
Gen. MEAGIIER is the most gal
liant, eloquent and distinguished Irish
soldier and orator in the United States
He has ever been the firm friend of our
foreign-born citizens, and the brave
defender of their rights and liberties
Let thepcople of this and the surround
ing counties, and especially the foreign
born citizens, come out by thousands
and hear him
Other speakers will be in attendance,
whose names will be announced here
after.
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Notice TO Road Builders.

NOTICE is hereby given that proposals will be re-
y ceiycl by John Clancy. President "f the Grove
port and Lancaster Turnpike Road Company, nt his
Residence in Canal Winchester Franklin county, Olio,
until the LIST day Of September, 1862, for build ling FIVE
miles Of said road commencing near Hnnkcrs bridge.
thence the location of said road north westwardly
TO the five mile stake@est ofCarroll.
Also for building the balance Of said roail, commen-
cling at said five milo stake. thence north wcstwarlly
the location of said road to the termination o. that
part Of said road under contract to John Robert
son, being also five miles and few chains. Bids will
he received separately for the above sections per mile,
work can be seen Mt the Office Of John ftlpman, ESQ.,
in Canal Winchester BY order of th" Directors.
JOHN CIIANEY, President
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To Correspondents.

Correspondents should bear in mind
that we do not publish communica-
tions unless we know the name of the
author.
Communications are often sent to us
on which two rates of postage are
charged, when only one is paid. 1t is
our rule not to take such letters out of
the office. .... .......
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Thanks to MIR. Baldwin.

On behalf of the Central Committee
and the loyal people of this county, we
tender to Mr.. John Baldwin, the thanks
of Union men, for his generosity in
placing his grove at the service of the
25,OOO-people Mass Meeting of last
week.
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OFFICE or PnovosT MARSuAL AvD EoAno or
ENR0LLMENT. HEAbQEs. ChilllcDthe. AUG. 81. %.

OFFICE or PHoyOsT MARSHAL AND EoAno or
ESRoLLNEST, HEADQEs, Chillicothe, Aug. 81, 90.
SEC. 2 of the actfur enrolling and cang out the na-
tona forces, Re, provides as follows:
Where thcre are TWO on NpgE spSs Of agof Or in
firm parents subject 10 hHu, the father or Il he be
dead, the mother may ele" which son shall be ex-
emit
Tie election or choice Of the son spoken Ofin the
above section must he made at hcalquarters Chilli
c0ho REFDEE the dra 1t is too late to elect AFTEa the
draft is mi,le.
by order OF the Provost Marshal General.
GEO. W ROBY.
Capt and Provost Marshal 18th Dis
P. s. All other applications for exemption must bc
made AFTER the draft.
ANA 'Cl-la-.,v.
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4 GENTLENAN, etVed of Nervous Debility. In
competency, Premature Decay, and Youthful Error,
actuated by desire to benefit oters will be happy
to furnish 20 ai who need it free ofchargej the recipe
and directions for making the simple Remedy used in
his case. Those wishing 10 profit by his experience
aud possess a valuable Remedy-will receive the
Game, by return mail, carefully sealed by addressing
JOHN B. oGDEN,
No. 90 Nassau Street, Now York.
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WO4M WodHCn.

NOTICE is hereby given to III whom it may con-
~ corn that at the next Session Of the ComluissOn-
Of Fairfield County, tn lie held in !Septeaber HcR
there will he presented Petition praying for the es-
tnbshmrnt Of the following described f6mty Road
to-wit; Commencing the Rainbow Road. and thence
North the line Of the Townships If Richland Plea
SAINT and Walnut to the Drove R0sd
MANY PETITIONERS.
July IL lSf1-2vlG4
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BrIgadIer General Hugh n. Ewing.

General Ewing is in the city at pres
cnt visiting his family and friends
lie will be honored as one of those who
participated in the brilliant campaign
which resulted in the capture of YiclIs-
burg.
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RAIL ROAD.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
run ~ follows
GOING EAST.
GOING WEST.

Eastward passen9ps trains make close connections
ut H,nasrlc with Central OHIO Trains for all points
East.
Westward Train connects as follows: At Morrow
with Little Miami rrin for all points South and West,
and also with Little Miami Train for East and North.
Freight aud Accommodation train leaving Ltneaa1
t@rat5+j \. ", makes close connections with Cen,
tral Ohio Train FOR Columbus.
Daily lines OF Coaches connecting with Passenncs
trims run from Ciruleyille, Chllioothe and Co.
unbus.
nN-specal arrangements are made for carving
Live stock to the Eastern Markets by the BauHlor1
and Pennsylvania Railroads at low rates ok
lered hv any other line.
For through tickets Fast or West or for further in,
formation TO Freight Rates or Shipments please ap-
plytO JOHN c. CASSsLL. agent 1T Lancaster.
WN. KEY BOND RECEIVER
". W. CARD, Asst Sup't, Zanesyc, U.
Feb- u 'G.l-4s--t
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BESoNI sTEMEN, Esq, Of Canal Win.
chester, will accept our thanks for five
new subscribers. Keep the ball roll
ing. The way to take Fairfield county
out Of the hands of the enemies of the
Government and Of the Christian
Church, is to give the Gazette wide
circulation.
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Eom@ op

AN or ahont the 10th day of July lsGa ut Peninsula
y hslhlo, a note for the sum ofOnc hundred dollars,
due November 81, 1863, made by George Holmes of
chills.
Notice is hereby given to the said George Holmes,
that payment to any other person than the said sarah
SARAH FAIRCHILD3.
Sept. Il, lSG3-jw &
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HOW TO ESCAPE THE DRAFT.
The nst and Best opportunity TO
Avoid the Draft
Recruits Wanted for the 18th
Ohio Cavalry.

H0VERNOR TOD HAS BEEN AUTHORIZED BY
NEthe Secretary of War to raise Regiment Of Cav
airy in Ohio, to three years or during the war,
andto be complete within forty days. The Regiment
is intended for the Southern border Of Ohio where its
principal service will be- but the force will he liable to
be sent elsewhere, should the public interest demand
This is the best opportunity which will he presented
to escape the draft and f company Of recruits are
raised in this county it will probably exempt Fairfield
entirely. This branch Of the service is the most
pleasant, and its principal dutywill be near home.
Having authority from the Governor to recruit for
this Regiment, will be found at the old Schofle Id
building, on the corner of Main and Columbus
Streets.
The First and Second Lieutenants will he taken
from the ranks and will he elected by the members Of
the company. ]. HICKS,
Lancaster, ,Aug2jG3. t. Recruiting Officer.
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J.. w. LEWIS. M. d.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON /

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Has permanently located in tho city Of Lancaster.
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE-Comer Of Broadway
Dand Wheeling, in the house formerly occupied by
DR.. Wagenhals, where he will be found day or night
unless absent on professional business.
neference-Dr. Bersner.
Lancaster, ApriIll, 1881, II .........
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Our friend Il. G. KALB, of Rushville,
sends us a new subscriber or two every
week. Wecommend him to our friends
as whole-souled Union man whose ex-
ample is worthy of imitation.
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THDITOR OF GAzETTE-Deqr Sir: with your
H. permission wish to say the readers uf your
paper that will send BY return mail to all who wish
it, Urcel Recipe, with full directions for making
and using aSnplc Vegetable Balm that will cffrctu-
ally remove in ten days, PiInplcs, Blou'hes. Tan.
Fr"cilcS and al Impurities Of The skin, leaving the
same soft, clear. smooth and beautiful.
will also mail free to those having Ball Heads or
Bare Faces, simple directions and Information that
will enable them to start full growth Of Lnxur.ant
Hair, Whiskcrs Monstache in less than ~ days.
Alappcations nnswerehby return mail free ofcharge.
Respectfully yours.
THOMAS F. CHAPMAN, Chemist
No So Broadway, New York.
April %, lsG3-2mi
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Augl3,@-D-3n
18th Collection Dis
trict in Ohio.

VI may concern, that the i-ts, valuations and
enlinleratiDns made and taken within the county "
Fairfield insdd C0llecdon District, by Assistant As
SCISSORS will be deposItediu IN the Assessor's Office in
Lancaster, FdIfeLd County, Ohio,
and len open for examination from the 10th day Of
September, 4. b. 1853, until the 18th day ofSeptin-
bcr, A, d. 1885, INCLUSIVE and that on the 18th, 18th
and @Fh days Of September. i. u. 1873, appeals will
be received and determined ty the Assessor of said
district relative 10 erroneous or excessive valuations
made and returned to him by the Assistant Assess1rs
ri the assessors Office aiDFs.ad and that on said
last named days will again be- submitted - the ~
spontion Of any and ai persons who may apply for
that purpose; the lists taken and returned IS As
sstant Assessors as sfDrcsud
Al appeals to the Assessor ms aforesaid, shall he
made IN writing md shall specify the particular
cansc, matter or thing respecting which decision Is
requested. CHARLES +. SH.EFFER.
Assessor Of i2tlI Collection District Of Ohio
Lancaster d. Sept. it lsiS'-2i-iw.
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Notice to Tar Payers.

NOTICE is hereby given, that hereafter the month
lNly Tax must be paid between the Goth and last of
each month. Persons failing to make payment within
and otherwise be dealt with according to law.
.at, r. NJ. CLARKE
Deputy Collector.
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ZANE HOUSE.
CORNER MAIN AND 5h STREETS,
.HANESVAAAAlN. OHIO.
A. e. COOK, PROPKIETOK.
GAINESVILLE, July0 '6)-l5-3m.
Pleasant Township seminary.

TIME above Seminary, united with the Hyqenic>
n Home Cure, is nm Institution Of learning that
presents to oll Int more especially TO nvalids, tho
opportunity OF securing thorough Education, and
of improving ther physical powers ut tho same time
and for less money than treatment alone would cost
them at any other Water Cure.
For particulars, send for circular, and remember
that the next Annual Term Of the Pleasant township
Seminary will commence on MONDAY, MARCH the
30h, A. d. 1863 and consist of 40 weeks divided into
Thrco Sessions, as follows;
Summer Session from March the 3Oth IN Juno leth
1868. Twelve weeks tuition sG. Vayation 10 weeks
Fall Session, from August LIST To November the 3Oth
1863. Twelve weeks tuition s6 No vacation.
Winter Session. from November 23d, 1863 70 March
l2th. 1854 Sixteen weeks tuition So.
Tuition must he paid in advance, or secured nv nnhh
and no reduction will he made account Of absence
nfrBoarsing consisting Of farinaceous food, ffnih
and vegetables, will be furnished by the Principals &
So per week.
b6~l have also purchaseda Piano, and secured ne
services Of ProtessorC SCHNEIDER In gvo instruction
on the Piano. and other instrument NJ music on rSa
sonable terms. DR.. JOSEPH FEENAN, PRINCIPAL.
and ABRAHAM FREED, Assistant
February 26, ls69-ly50
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~eWAr.d.

HEADouARrERs 18th DISTRICT or ONO, /
CTLLIcOTnE, ONO, August 10, 1863. I
A Reward of TEN DOLLARS (slO,) and reasonable
expenses incurred, will he paid to any, person arrest
ing and delivering deserter at these Headquarters,
or to Deputy Provost Marshal Of this District.
GEORGE W. R0BEY,
Captain and Pro vost Marshal.
gentennher 4. lss3-21t1
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been duly appointed anil qualified as Adininstra-
tor Of the estate Of Mathew Davidson deccascd late
Of Fairfield County, ONO. Persons having claims
against the estate Of said deceased are required to
prcscut them to- the Undersigned and those in
debtcd 10 it are required To nlle Immediate pay.
ment. WILLIAM MCKINLEY,
Aug. 10 G3-2O-3w. Administrator
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Cincinnati, Wilmington & ZaneS,
vile Rail Road COmDaDy,

HOLDERS Of the securities Of the love named
Z z Company. (Other than first mortgage Bond hold
crSl Slincuding Stockholders Ind floating debt creditors
required to sign the terms Of reorganization and
IN assign their Bonds, evidences Of indebtedness and
Certificates Of Stock to the undersigned or before
the TENTH (lHh DAY OF OCTOBER 1853, in or
der TO secure any participation in the purchase. Par
ties will not be allowed to sign after that date.
For further information and Blanks apply to JOHN
II. MUMAUGH or WM. p. CREED. Lancaster. Ohio.
CHARLES MORAN, Purchaser
sputpluIer q. lsG1-jwg3
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D0@ nom a(s.

II OST on Thursday, Sept. 10Th, n SCOTCH
4ITERRIER, with black body and yellow legs
short ears and tail, and having on Il brass collar and
lock.
A liberal reward will be paid for the return of the
dog to JOHN j. YOUNG
sept Il, lSG-3w" Greenfield Tp.
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CHANGE OF TINE.

Cincinnati Wilmington j. Zancsvhle
sssssfleE5S5p Ss7566s.7S5T7 fsszssiJJsSsssI5 al
So. rs I'D 3Fds1 w z ~
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Anm9H.

AN Wednesday, Sept. 9th, at tho Mass Meeting,
Y Jan OLD LEATHER POCKET BOOK, containing
ono $40 Treasury Note and two or three doll ars in
postal currency; besides some papers fno value to
any one except the loser. A liberal reward will he
paid to any person returning the same to the Gazette
Office.
MoRDECAI CLOUD.
Sent o, 1869.
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a Friend in Need. Tryit.

Dr. Sweets lnGdliade Linment is prepared from
the recipe Of Or. stephen Sweet, Of Connecticut the
great bone setter and has been used in his practice
for the last twenty years with the most astonishing
success. As IN external remedy, it il without rival
and will alleviate pain more specify than any other
preparation. For all Rheumatic and Nervous Dsor-
ders il is truly inflible and as curative for Sores
Wounds, Sprans, Bruises, Gc. its soothing, healing
and powerful strengthening properties the inst won.
der and astOnishment Of n who have ever given IL
trial. Over ono thousand certificates of remarkable
cures. performed by twithin the last two years attest
this fact. See advertisement IVA
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To Advertisers. A

The Gazette has a circulation of six
teen hundred. A word to advertisers
is sufficient.
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A LARGE, convenient BRICK TAVERN STAND.
and Furniture, and Staling in the town Of Rush.
vile, Fairfield county, Ohio. Possession given i'm
mediately For terms apply to the undersigned
Sept Il, lsG3.-3w
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UNION MEETING AT DUMoNTvILLE
There will be a Union Meeting at
ID DUMONTTZLLE, on Tuesday Eve
ming, September 22d, 1868.
J. D. MARTIN, Esq, and R. NJ.
CLARKE will address the meeting.
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im4 Goto Billinghurst's, and get Peter
sons Magazine, and al the other Mag
azines,d8EN ) .GJO
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View of a Golden Pippin Apple pre-
sented to us by Sam'l Cupp, Esq,
of Pleasant township.
UNION MAssMEErING AT GROVE
PORT,

There will be q Grand Union Mass
Meeting and Barbecue at GROFE-
PORT, on next SATURDA y, SEPT.
18th, 1868.
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Juvenile visionary EphsmeraI Pshaw

SuNehhe NS'oh"Fy 6pheeE" FAhh"
Has again thrown up three columns
full of Handy Andy material into the
Eagle. Mr.. Pshaw is angry at the Rev.
Mr.. Van Anda, because, some time ago,
Mr.. Van Anda refused to enter into a
quarrel with him. lie therefore gets
behind Mr.. Van Andas back, like a
bad boy; and makes ugly faces and calls
him dreadful names. He holds that a
minister who advises his congregation
to sustain the government isn't preach
ing the gospel at all, at all; and that he
(Mr. O'Pshaw) is perfect pink and
prominent pattern ofpicty. Therefore
he stands from week to week firing his
pop-gun at ministers and christians
He reminds us of little boy named
Milgenwater of whom we once read in
a parody upon Hiawatha, Milgenwat-
er spent his days firing an arrow with
a pin in it, at the birds. At which all
the birds laughed, and advised Milgcn-
water to
"DOnt you shoot ut us your arrows
With pin in, Mlgcnwater."
Mr.. O'Pshaw, to show his own picty,
and to-amusc Mr.. Van Anda, uses the
Catcchism. Let us catechise Mr..
O'Pshaw:
Did you not, Mr.. O'Pshaw, at the
time you joined the Methodist Church
say that you did so not because you
needed the help ofthe Church but be-
cause of the great influence 1t would
hare upon the community2
Did not the men with whom you as
sOciate and act, dcsecrate the Sabbath,
disturb religious meeting ssat Aman-
da, and insult the minister on the
cars?
Did not the men with whom you as
sociatc and act, at political meeting
held by the Rev. Mr.. Given on the I'd
inst, gather around, insult, strike, and
abuse the Rev. Mr.. Vandcmark, for no
other offence than taking a few notes
of Mr. Given's so-callcd sermon?
Do not the officers of the county
whom you support, and whose duty it
is to preserve the peace, drag drunken
men through the street cursing louder
than the drunken man, and do they
not at political meetings and elsewhere
openly banter men to fight, and thus
disturb the peace instead of prcscrv-
ing it?
Do not the men with whom you as
sociate and act, gather on the Sabbath
in front of the saloons and make the
day hideous by drinking and by pro.
family?
Did not your political friends while
they cried free press mob the Ga
zettc office and expel newspaper re-
porter from public meeting?
Did not your political friends, at Il
meeting held at New Salem, on last
Friday night, beat young man fol
wearing soldiers cap, and drive &
sick boy: through the streets for nc
other offence than being brave soldier
who had fought to defend your life and
property?
Answerthese,q questions, Mr.. O'Pshaw
and then stop your pucrilo attacks
upon your superiors.
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MILITARY CLAIMS GENERALLY.

TUNlIE Agency Oft. W. TALLMADGE { CO., for tho
Collecting Of Soldiers and Government claims ia
stl continued Tor this and adjoining countess at the
General Agency Office Of
u. r. REINMUND,
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THURSDAY, September II, 1868.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-09
Obituary.

Killed on the battle field OF Gettysburg, Pa, on
the 81 day Of July, 1kG3, First Lieutenant q EOK0
WILLIAM MITCHELl- Of Company II, 81 Reg'-
ment Virginia Inflntry, PORTSMOUTH Natiofal
Grsys) aged 2eyears.
In the death Of Lieut. Mitchell the Confedaracy
has lost the services Of q brave aud accomplished
ofRces-one that performed every duty incumbent
upon him-and the community Of which he was d
member . useful citizen. In the getting up ct thu
Portsmouth National Gyays, in June, 1856, he Was
the first man to enroll his name, aud from the Or
eauizaii0n Of the company down to his demise lie
did all he could for this band Of brave In the
year 1862 when the Governor Of Virginia called GU:
. portion OF the military to assemble at Ilarpe, &
Ferry, to put down thu John Brown raid, the COM
pany took conspicuous part, and In which affair
the deceased rendered invaluable servic, TO the
State and to the corps. At the commencement I
this war, when the snemy's guns were pointed Oh
his home; when the Mortimer were destroying the
public property In the Gosport Navy Yard az in
his section Of country man rushed 10 arms with
more slacrity than Lieut. Mitchell. On many Il
,hsrl fought battlefield has he been conspicuous;
)sut the fatal battle field Of Gettysburg has
sigued him to the "sleep that knows no waking"
That gallant little band that has so long followed
his lead, and listened 20 attenively 80 his srark
his like again, r he has fought his last battle and
s'sleeps his last sleep" Nature had implanted
within him many attributes as pure as ever dwelt
in human breast, aud the vacuum his loss has
caused IL widely felt. Not often do We find man
universally beloved, and whose death has caused
much regret; but his imprs med spirit Is freed to-
day; ethinks he s Ia that far off world, the home
Of angela and Of joys too pure to die. But he is
gone-foreyer gons-and his family, his country,
aud Ills friends hare lost generous associate and
parent; but his name will live when the skies Of
worldly glory dArkened and her scrolls gone
TO decay. Yes, memory will delight to linger srou,
his name, and to water It with affections peary
tears. When years have passed away the mind
will love to glance backward through the mystic
cycles Of the past to think of him, and to admire
his iile and treasure hisprecepts.
10 his deeply soErowed family and hrother-sol-
oilers We tender our heartfelt sympathies for this
sad dispensstiop, and TO those who enleared him
rs IN associate AID friend. May our Heavenly Fa-
and protect them In these times Of affection aud r
reparable dsprivatIons. let Us al prepare to meet
him where parting will bs no more. "Reqaiescat
ga lace." PORTSMOUTH NATIONAL GaAYs.
- Raleigh and Charlotte, N. G, papers please
copy.