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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-06-23

THE FlGHr AT MONTICELLO, KY.-Fro m
Confederate official dispatches received at Knox
vile We gather the following facts about the en-
gagement:
On the 9th inst, the enemy advanced against
Monticello with two regiments of cavalry, one of
mounted Infantry, and four pieces Of artillery.
Gen. Pegram retired with portion Of his COM
mand six miles south of the town, checking the
enemy from point to point. After waiting two
hours for the attack General Pegram turned upon
| the enemy and pursued him until dark. His
most obstinate stand was in dense forest, two
miles south Of the Cumberland river, through
which, although the enemy had the advantage in
position and numbers, Gen. Pegram slowly and
| steadily drove him. The distinguished gaantry
Of officers and men is highly commended
Our loss was five killed and thirty wounded
The enemy's loss was nine killed, ten MORALLY
wounded, and twenty-six slightly according to a
Federal Surgeons report; but believed to be lar
ger.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-06-23

SENDING WOMEN SoUTH.-We understand
that correspondence has passed between MIR
Ould and Major Ludlow, the Yankee commission
or of exchange in regard to the character of some
Of the females Vanished from the North by Mr.
Lincoln, and sept TO an asylum South Mr. Ould,
in the correspondence alluded to- takes the ground
that women have been sent here whose moral
weight at home abroad is nothing, and tina.
their liberation, either in lace or another, is
by sufferanee.
considered official, that the indscrininate recep-
ton of parties from the North is at an end.
Henceforh an examination before a military tri-
bunal win determine whether the parties ban
ished here are best fit for the Liberty of Main st
or the confines of Castle Thunder -Richn,oni
Fr0z3idsr
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-06-23
THE FIGHT AT PORT HUDSON.

A despatch, dated Jackson, 18th, says courier
arrived last night from Port Hudson, and reports
our troops in fine spirits. They have repulsed the
enemy twenty seven times. Aid was close at
hand.
LATER.-A courier from Port Hudson. who has
just arrived, states that the enemy have been
punished severely. Our boys took deliberate aim
and killed and wounded immense numbers. He
says we have sixty days provisions, and no fears
are felt. We are determined to hold out to the
last
OsYKA, June 16.-A desperate fight took place
at Port Hudson on the 18th. The Confederates
left their entertainments charged the enemy,
drove them from their Notifications, and spiked
their siege guns:
A citizen from New Orleans, who left on Sat
turday evening" reports many reg iments arriving
from Baton Rouge. The Federals are Respondent,
and assert that they cannot take Port Hudson by
assault. Provisions are high and rising in New
Orleans. The st. Charles Hotel is filled with
wounded from Port Hudson, brought by boat
loads at night
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-02-12
OO11NTY OEFICERS.

Judge Of Fairfield Common Pieds COHrt-P' VAN
TRUMP. Residence Lancaster, Ohio
Probate Judge-JEsSE LEoHNER once In
Public Building,
PrOsseutiRg ystfOrHsy-TALL SLOUGH.
Sherif'-JAMES MILLER; Office at the Jail.
Clerk Of COurt-JoHN G. RAINEY ONCE, Pub
lie Building.
AuditOr-WlLLIAM ROBINSON, Office, Public
Building
Treasnrer-o E. DAVIS Office, Public Building
RseOrdsr--A. SYFERT; Office Public Building.
Surveyor 4. l.. HANNUM; Once Public Building
COrOnsr-- J. SHEFFER, residence Madison TIP.
Com mmissionOrs--JoSEPH SHARP, OF Bern town
ship JONAS A, BAKER, of Walnut township, AM
JOHN w. CUNNINGHAM of Hooking Tp.
School EBaminers--WILLIAM WHITNEY, JoHi
WILLIAMS and URlAH G. RUTTER.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-02-12
LANCASTER OHIO THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1863.

to you by every saint in Heaven. you
shall become my Duchess
Were you free. would you really
make me yonr wife 2
Il have pledged You ny word
i believe you
You will fly with me
Il will
Dear Louis, she murmured, for so had
be taught her 10 call him. i also have
something to impart to you. My name
is not Bergernotte. and am not what
you take me TO be !!
What do you mean !?
i have title equal 10 your own
Then this old woman !!
ia not my mother, but my nurse.
'And the man who assaulted you|
WAS my lacky, instructed for the pur'
pose
The Duke looked bewldered.
And like you.' she continued, Il am
married. --t,
III cut your husbands throat J. ex
claimed the Duke wildly.
Il don't think you will when you know
him
who is he then, and who are you?
4 am Lydonie, Duchess dc Frsncb'
Compts, and you are he y
The Duke was thundel struck.
Lydonie knell at his feet.
Forgive me for this little plot sh,
pleaded 1T was to gain your love. II
has succeeded, am happy-if it ba
failed. with my own lips will cue to tn
King for our divorce
'Up-up to my heart ! cried the Duke
joyfully, as he caught her in his arms
you have insured our mutual happiness
Ali none are 81 blind as those who wi
not see. Little did think when | sioo
blindfOld4d by your side at the altar thu
l WIS rejecting such treasure ! ,
They passed their honey moon in I'll
little cottage, and tie Duke was not seI
. to the Baslile.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-02-12
For the Lancaster Gazette,
STILES, ravis Co, Iowa,l
January 26th, 1869


E6rFoRs' GAZETTE :--As your Welcome
sheet has readily found its way to this
new aud secluded part Of creation, feel
ike iufolmihg The friends We have left in
old Fairfield county how the times are in
the west. We came here on the 18th of
October, shortly after the guerrillas OF
bush hackers left northern Missouri. We
live within two and a half mites Of the
State line. and frequently hear some en-
press themselves similar to Dr.. Oids
al Sugar Grove. But all is quiet at pres
,nt. Each border county has one hun
dred State militia organized into q COM
D nv wherein ten Of them are constantly
on the scout for horse thieves, &c.
T,is county is we'll adaped for stock Of
all kind, !; sheep do exceedingly we'll and
Command high price. We Lave but
little me stock here, but we are endesvo'
ing 10 improve the stock. 1 have sent
to David Huber Of Fairfield county for
the CT s,ter white hogs and the Cotswoof
,heep, AL this country wants is Few
ohm Reb.rs and David Haber 10 make
1t compe with the best counties. -
The winter wheat looks well notwith-
tauding we have bad an open winter
We have had no snow aud hut little cold
" Gather. Yours respectfully.
j. y. SruTzAAN. .
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-02-12

DI5rnERA.-Agen,lerian who has adj
minis,ered the following remedy for dip,
theria, says that il as alwaye proved
efIeetual in afTordihg speedy relief. Take
a common tobacco pipe, place live coal
within the bowl, drop a little tar upon
the coal. and let the patient draw smoke
into the mouth, and discharge it through
the nostrls. The remedy is safe and
simple, and should be tried whenever oc-
oasion may require. Many valuable lives
may be saved, the informant confidently
believes, by prompt treatmentas above.
Scientific American. r.fe'2
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-02-12
A BLrNDF0LD MARRIAGE,
BY GEORGE L. ALRIN.

The elite of the court Of Louis AlVth. |
Il ie great monarch of France, were ASS m
bled IN the chapel Of The Great Tlianon
to witness the Duptials OF Louis, Coun' OF
Frabcho CompIe-a natural son of the
king~-with Lydonie, Duchess de Balls
verne, wealthy beiress.
The singular feature OF the ceremony
was that the brdegroom's eyes were ban
dagtd with white handkerchief
This circumstance excited the wonder
Of all. Had the bride been old and ugly
they could not have been surprised On
the contrary. she was young and quite
pretty.
The king alone understood this strange
freak of the bridegroom, and though much
eu,aged, he prudently held his peace and
suffered the ceremony to proceed.
A few words will explain the motives
Of The bridegroom.
When LOUIS XlVth came back from
his great campaign in the Paaina'e, he
determined to unite his son, whose valor
and daring in Ibe war had greatly pleas
ed him, 10 one OF the wealthy walds ol
the crown.
He proposed the union to the young
Duchess OF Baliverne, aud Ound her avor
ably inclined.
, She had inst come to Court, having
just emerged from the convent where she
had completed her education.
She had seen The young Count often
though he had never deigned to cft
glance upon her. She knew he wal
brave and noble, and shs thought hand
some. The bar sinister in his escutch
con was no objection. She accepted him
Unfortunately Louis of Francho Compt'
who, like his father. was something Of
reprobate, would not accept her.
My son. said the king, i have resolv
cd that you shall marry
MY worthy sir and most exceller
father returned the Count, i have re
solved to do no such thingp
The king frowntd. Hs was not in ii
haiti OF being contradicted. ....
Il have made formal proposition
your name for The hand Of the Duche
OF Baliverue, and she has accepted you
said he gravely.
Doubtless. sneeIed the young repr
bate, her taste is excellent, and cou
she refuse ME? Perhaps il would ba
been as well 10 have consulted my inc
nations in The matter. ] do not wish
marry
'Are you in love with any oneH'
mo, .,....-...-...r......
Then love my Duchess. She is mol
and wealthy
II I'm your son; that ia nobility enoug
He bowed low as he epokc and
king smiled at the compliment. "A
the Jew trust me--what could do W
more gold?'
She is the prettiest woman in l
court
I'm tired Of pretty women; they are
ways fools.' e.r
Could you but zee her, you would
suis 10 fall in love with her.
i never will see her! answered
Count, determinedly.
See her or not, you shall marry he
cried the king in a rage.
III do it will be with my eyes shu
returned the Count.
The king grew purple with passion
'Hark'e. boy You owe me- obedi
as q subject and son. 1t is my
that you bestow yorr hand upon
Duchess De Baliverue. The wedd
shall take place this day fortnight. s
pit to ny will with good grace an
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-02-12
BooK AND JOB PRINTING.

We are prepared to execute all descriptions oil
JOB WORK, such as CARDS, CIRCULARS, ros'
TIERS, BALL TICK ETS, and every other variety OF
PLAIN AND FANCY JoBBING with new and supe'
rior type, and on short notice.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-02-12

TPBusiness cards OF about lines, BY the year s..
TPAdtsrtisements not marked on the manuscript,
viii be continued at our terms untilio forbid
WPLegal ad vertisements, Administrators notices
&C. mu 81 be paid for advance, for reasons when
we wi explain at the time.
TPThe above terms strictly observed In all cases
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-02-12

EE The Virginia Legislature has
adopted resolution to inquire into the
expsdiency of Furnishing. by suitable
penalties. any citizen Of the State who
shall refuse to receive Confederate Treas
ury notes in discharge OF any debt or
other pecuniary obligation.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-02-12
Tbe Yantasttr 6a5ette
CLARKE, ,KooKEN & SurpAEN,
EDITORS& 4 PROPRLETORS.
n r Fl @ f

'-A t+ FFIC f.
VIIImadgs BIOck--Third Story--to
&he Left al the Head of the stairs.
TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-08

IN psTble, the lnyonets pfthe stAdy seainst the
beants ot the iathers, brothers and friends OF the
soldiers, and sufJsotiug those States to military
surveillance md dominion.
~, 4 hat We denouuCe, as lbelers OF the Demo-
cratic patty snd euemies of tAet country, tie men
wAo are engaged IN representing the Democratic
party a. wanting IN sympathy with our soldiers 10 The
teid. IL IS II uase SANDER uoou human nAture to
assert that the Democrats, who have hundreds :
Thousands OF brothers and IA the army do not
sympathize with themand 1t is 0utrage upon the
Democratic party that has alway stood ~ toe
Try, to assert that II is not the frcnd Of its gallant
defenders.
2J That the conduct Of fu adler General Massn
the military commanding NJ Columbus, and VI the
officer commRudingthe provost guard, Ia preventing
all appearance Of military restraint upon the proceed
ngs Of this Convention, show that they have Just
appreciation Of the Constitution Of their country and
the rights Of the people, and that they are wise and
patriotic officers and that their conduct on this oaca
sion Ia IN striking contrast with the contrary conduct
OF the military authorities upon the occasion Of the
lale Democratic meeting at indianapolis. And we
take pleasure In eXprsssing our confidence IN General
Mason and the officers aud soldiers under his COM
mand. srar ~rt rrfHfIt
The Convention then adjourned with three cheers
for the nominees, three fort Constitution aud three
for the UDion.
WILLIAM MEDILL, President.
AMOS LAYMAN, Secretary.
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@entrdl.
CINCINNATI VENEREAL HOSPITAL

J.
Established in the Year 1850,
FOR THE CURE OF PRIVATE DISEASES
And under the control Of two Of the most Eminent
Physicians In the world,
nR; Il. BOkAPARTE, from London and Paris
~ hospitals, and for the past tep years Of the Gin.
einnatl Yeneresl Hospital aud Dr. Z, b. REYNOLDS.
late Of New York. This is the only Office ia tho CITY
where permanent cure Of i1Ityste Diseases can bS
oo1alned without the use OF mercury OF change OF
diet. 6onorrhma cured in to ~ hours Gleet cured
in TO 10 daysi Structures cured in to weeks; Noe.
Weakness cured in tos weeks; syphiisinits nTiras.
~ stages cured In days; Secondary symptoms In
TO 3weeksi Skin Diseases cured IN 10 weeks; i'm
potency, yigor restored IN to 4weeks All diseases
iaae or female.
Dr. Bonaparte's great work on private diseases, the
Private Guide 70 Health, " beneficial 10 ALL male and
ienaie old and Young, should read this book Twill
enllghten those who grope In darkness. Price rs
De- Bsnapsrie's Frenoh Patent Male safel 1t ia
bereoty sale and never fails to go satisfaction tits
Price OF the French Patent Male safe Si the single
enc, - per half dozen % per dozen, sent by mail.
HS-Madame LOllER'S female Monthly pills il n
safe and reliable remedy for supprossiops and al "a
male diseases Ladies' should not use them esIr,ng
pregnancy, a. they WI produce miscarriage Priee
mail. "
DR.. n. r. are the men to consult, they are nm.
qnesuonaby acknowledged to be the ohamnlons ana
kings Of vtnereal diseases and the only boetoTs ho
receive monlhly reporls h0m the old world; they
nave oesn Heeslomed from an early age OF youth 70
witness ths various diseases wnh aiiliet fi,nnkind
aud 70 watch the progress through long oareer ~
professional study In every sphere Of lie nom the
humble abode Of poverty u The mansion OF the veal.
thy and having aseertalned beyond doubt the vast
sufienng Of humanity they determined 70 seleet Tho
genefntve system as their particular stndv and to
vote their holeatteniion 90 the alienation on the s
eases OF these important functions, No letters win ha
answered unlesa they contain remittance on post
- ''~''' 6rs. B6SAfARrE a REYSoLps
No, lSQ Sycamore street, between Fifth airfh ..,t
side, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Once hours irom AN. toQP.M. t.r,.r fe5
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Dayton, 1onla and Columbus Railroao

ESsk m Siie Sdisi lSs.ssas5S
tna,5 Dsi,y iralns East, via Columbus Ghroup
\ unkeus nom Dayton 10 all Eastern ,1t.. 'h'
r. lhree DAILY Trans hast, leaving Dayton IN, ~,
S naS, ~ ioioWs; Night Express lOia m; Cno.nn.
sno @ N,iuious l'y Express NJ 1l;4Oa M. thea trsl
s'op ohiy az AenIa ami London. Accom- 6,ouat1, "a
Columbus. '''"'e" hh9 TON '1n.
arriving 81 Dayton, night exprcss g.lbn m: Aeon,
@ lounluh b 10 G ~ M Columbus ana CincinuniiJay F
lI,lns run by Oolurnrus time which ia ,,,,,t,.,
Tor lhan Dayton time ~ 4''''''''s ''--
noukh uekrts can be bad for all Eastern eities b
cAIhg On D. W. KING, 1ioL et Agent -
se.' H. W. WOODWARD, Superintendent
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Exemptions
EXEMPTION FROM THE DRAFT

DERsoNs claiming TO be exempt from the "Con
Il scrptlon Act passed by Congress March g. 1868
and now aboutto take effect can have their
papers made out properly ana promptly by calling Il
the ONCE OF the unders gned, Pension and Bounty
iron storeO
sel4dawlf TlLToE a FITCH.
IMPORTANT N0rIGE-I wnl until amer the a al
taxes place in this District, ussstin procuring or
persons entitled thereto, the exemptions provided or
IN the second section OF the act "For enrolling and
calling out the national forces, and other purpose
known generally as the Conscript Law.
NJ r. NOLAN,
hulvuSW-t Attorney at Law
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MeoicaI.
TO Suffering Humanity.
DIR. w. w. RIoIIMAN,
THE INDIAN DOCTOR AND CLAIRYOYANT,

XNTOULD say 10 the sick aud afflicted, that he caus.
wv es the blind 20 SEQ, tho deaf to hear, aud the
lame TO walk without che use OF the KNIFE any ma
erl drugs,
RHEUMATIsM, NERVOUS Consumption, aud
ali FEMALE WEAK MSS rs cured 10 few DAYS
All CHRONIC COMPLAfN1e relieved without f,il,
BY calling on the Doctor ai his rooms at his boarding
house, No. 90 81. Clair street, second door south oi
the unlyersahst Church, Dayton Ohio. au2idn
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plantation lSitters.
s. T.--189O--x.

Persons of sedentary habits troubled with Weakness
lasstude, paptahon Of the heart lack OF appetite,
distress amer eating, torpid liver, constipation, & ,
deserve 10 aulfar II theY viii not nv the neeraied
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Drntlstrp.
5. =. CoArFos. ~ r Wn,uo
COMPTON WILLARD.
ID r N II / s II 8

offlCE-coRNER OF MAIN AND eFCONn
OPPOSITE FRAEKLIN FOTisE.
A Ut operations peItainlng 20 Dentistry osren,,,,,
~ ami thoroughly attenaed TO- -N''"5
We would call O. pceia affection A., ofr st,l - 4.
sertlng ARTIFICIAL tet "a with C0ntinuons GoWas =.
me @ M ~ ptNs ulus oi mechanical dents ~. Also IL
@ oul MANNER ~ mak ing the NulcAulle Work which Ii
some oases, Il mneh superior 10 the orinaTy BiscS
teeth' Can and examine specimen. anIa
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Dayton and Cincinnati X, n
"a u NJ e.sli,

"a ~ I'LL sss.aa.ss;s5,
4 IN and after december 81, isGU and mn, 0,,Il
~ noucei Passenger aud Freight Trains viii -,
bAAIONi going north, as follows;
Am A. M through Freight and Accotnpodat,,,,
OstV with Passenger Car attached
Ifk.sln A. NJ Mail tram Tor Springfield Coiu,,,,,,-
lU.OU Urtann, Belieiontane, Foresl Civi,l s,,,
eHlutlskyi connecting Ut Springfield with IRAN lr,
Louuou anu Columbus arriving IN Columbus nt 500 =,
nj ~ Urlaua with train C0unhur, nj koi,.i ,,,,
Tran on fttsburg, NJ. Wayne A Chicago X X g",.
isast, arriving III Sfesne ~ osa Ia aud lqtaia1f a
s'Svh M at Oiyue WIN 1fain Un Cleveland and ,o,,
Il. Is. going East, arriving In Cleveland AZ $40 IA "a
Dlhklrk ~ 5;5e a m, anu luilRO 5.5u n fu ,,ot
west, arriving IA Toledo ~ iZ.tO H "a, letroitnt ~
M OklcagO a. lu;5U IA, ana rtiiutAh a. u;lh mn
E.I A. M. Night LApioss tor hiirinnteid trt,,..
O.lI anu DeueiontAiliv, Cunn,gung At kor,.t ~
lfan going last on tlttsbuTg, h. Nay az AMI tii,
AouI arriving Cltslhhe al t'lb IA, fittsburR "A ~
~. Cong Ntst, with 1nun hrfltt,,e IN M Vth,,
6;2o a m, and Chicago at lOiiU IA IT, al Jyde VIM -
on Cleveland and IUieuo X. X. aIIlvup IN U.v.au, 49,
OiSO M Dunkli X 81 a;UO and bufaio al GsO n p,
reaches sandusky al 7:iO a m. '"'
HnE 4. NJ. unntsNIle Accommodation leo,
tsOO Dayton on arrival OF Tram from Ciuri,,,,t'
relehiug Springfield Al 1855 M, uruann an lU,ss ~ ~,
west lhpel ~ al liiaS IN, DueiOniaine st lI.5l 10 m
and Huntsville az 12lza IN ~
Tickets wa thus Line to all points North t,.t am,
west can be had Al the Ticket Oiice IN thp llntot
sam a W, KING, Ticket A gent w
80 Fare always IA low as BY any other rout..
Fof lIuVfln telguye TO Shipping krolcnt nv tb,.
Route, apply az tine ConpanyH ffeaght Depot.-y n
MASSEf, Agent. Il. RICE super1it.,,.,.,,,
M O. OLAPr, Gen. TlckctARent puio
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Railroads.
Dayton 4 western Railroad.
Ia u III
Dayton aud Michigan Railroad.

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Illinois Central Railroad.
III "a I - II|llii. s.y...II...,,
CHANGE OF TIAiL.

CHANGE OF TlME.
nN and after NJ ondRy, November ls 1871 pa..c,,, /,
~ trahs VIII leave Mattoun and Pans, AS lollows,
LEAVE NATION
Going North, l;l0 M and lI;OD u IN
Soink south, 800 IA and 500 p tn
LEAVE PANA
doing North, 0'Uu M ana y,aO p m
GOing South, 1l:30 q m and 7;4b "a
aul9 W. p. JOHNSON, GEN Psssengs, A.,
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